£1 million to landmine charities
Howard Lake | 13 January 1999 | News
The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund has made grants of more than £1 million to 13 landmine charities, or rather to those that work for the victims of landmines.
The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund has made grants of more than £1 million to 13 landmine charities, or rather to those that work for the victims of landmines. Demining groups did not receive any of the donations. The grants were made to the Landmine Survivors Network (in partnership with Leonard Cheshire International), Tim’s Fund, Action on Disability and Development, Concern Worldwide, Jaipur Limb Campaign, Motivation, Disability in Action/Pan African Federation of Disabled People, POWER, Voluntary Service Overseas, War on Want, World Vision, Save the Children Fund, and the UK Working Group on Landmines.
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