The Guardian seeks 10 youth charities for its 2010 Christmas appeal
Howard Lake | 20 September 2010 | News
The Guardian newspaper is inviting applications from charities working with teenagers and young adults at risk to benefit from The Guardian and Observer Christmas 2010 charity appeal. In fact, it is looking for 10 organisations to benefit.
To be considered, a project must have been operating for at least six months and must work with those aged 13 to 24.
The appeal is run in association with charity analysts New Philanthropy Capital.
Applications must be received by 8 October 2010.
www.guardian.co.uk/society/2010/sep/16/nominate-charity-for-christmas-appeal
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