# Save the Children partners with G-Nation to promote youth giving

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2004/04/21/save-children-partners-gnation-promote-youth-giving/
- Published: 2004-04-21T23:00:00+01:00
- Author: Howard Lake

**International children’s charity Save the Children has offered its support and
endorsement for the campaign that works to motivate young people to do more for 
charity.**

Save the Children is offering children from one winning school at this year’s G-
Nation Awards the chance to experience a Save the Children-funded youth project 
in India.

The Awards are designed to inspire schools to take part in G-Week (26 June – 2 July),
when hundreds of schools across the UK reflect on the value and impact of their

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past year’s charity-related work and/or participate in charitable activities.

Andrew Hutchinson, Head of Education at Save The Children, said: “The journey to
India will provide real insights into how a major charity works with children and
young people with far fewer life chances than their

peers from the UK, whilst enjoying a lot in common. The visit will deepen understanding
of how, by working together, young lives can be fundamentally changed.”

The closing date for the awards is 12 July 2004 and the awards ceremony is in

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