Donate Now!
I would like to say a massive thanks in advance if you are going donate to one of the charities. Take your pick out of the five below - or better still sponsor more than one - just follow the links to the fundraising websites below. Please give as much as you can afford! Thank you...
The ABC Trust
Action for Brazil's Children provides a critical service to poor children in Brazil and is committed to creating experiences which will enable these children to grow and develop in a healthy supported environment. With your support these children can enjoy a more hopeful future. Donate Now >>
Project Peru
Project Peru is a small, lively totally voluntary charity offering food, clothes, shelter, education and fun to the children who live in their refuge in the desert shanty towns of Lima,.Peru. They also give ongoing direct and practical help to communities, women's cooperatives and soup kitchens both locally and in the interior of the country. In the UK , as well as event-based fundraising, they raise awareness of development issues. Donate Now >>
Cancer Research UK
The charity needs no introduction. So many of our families have been broken up by this disease. Ed's father Jeremy died of cancer in 1999 at the age of 56. It had a huge impact on Ed and if he succeeds in this journey he would like to dedicate it to his father. Donate Now >>
The ME Association
Ed's sister has had ME for over fourteen years. There is a need to set up an on-going research project that will involve the study of tissue samples obtained from people with ME/CFS, both living and after death, in particular from the brain and nervous system. With funding the ME Association can continue to seek scientific evidence that will show that this illness is a real and physical one. Donate Now >>
Rainforest Concern
Rainforest Concern is intrinsic to the essence of the journey and helps to protect threatened areas of land within the Amazon Basin. Rainforest Concern was established as a registered charity in 1993 to protect the world's tropical rainforests and the incredible biodiversity they contain, together with the indigenous people who still depend on them to survive. Donate Now >>
Read about the support received for Walking the Amazon.
