Charities Collection (#29)

Audrey Hepburn launching the Supermarket Campaign for Unicef actress July 1989

Audrey Hepburn actress launching the Supermarket Campaign for Unicef July 1989

Steven Spielberg Cancer Research shoot Gleneagles 1997 baseball cap ear protectors glasses

Young sixteen year old film starlet Sue Lyon actress who played Lolita with Pearly King James Turner from Edmonton, North London at Variety Club race meeting at Sandown in aid of charity

Sophie Marceau, arrives for the European charity premiere of The World Is Not Enough at the Odeon Leicester Square in London. November 1999

Jack Nicholson actor at Dr Barnados Gala Grosnevor House February 1989 dbase

Takes Time Out From His Marathon Walk To Highlight The Mirrors Maths For Schools Campaign IIan Botham Former Cricket Player Of England Oct 1999 Smiles As He Strides Out In Cumbria On His Way To

IIan Botham Former Cricket Player Of England Oct 1999 Smiles As He Strides Out In Cumbria On His Way To Carnforth, In A Sponsored Walk

Takes Time Out From His Marathon Walk To Pose With 5 Year Old Leukemia Victim Jonathon Hyman From Storth In Cumbria, Whilst On Course To Carnforth IIan Botham Former Cricket Player Of England Oct

Ian Botham Former Cricket Player Of England Oct 1999 Smiles As He Strides Out In Cumbria On His Way To Carnforth, In A Sponsored Walk

Eleanor Bron of the BBC programme Not So Much a Programme with Bob Holness of Criss Cross Quiz at an Oxfam Appeal in Trafalgar Square London

Pierce Brosnan arrives for the European Charity premier of The World Is Not Enough at the Odeon Leicester Square in London this evening. November 1999

Timothy Dalton Actor wearing a red nose for Comic Relief

Chris Eubank Boxing Super middleweight in Manchester in a bid to help the kids of Moss side

Prince Charles and a garden gnome, November 1998 The gnome was a 50th birthday gift from royal photographers from the Mirror, Sun, Telegraph and Dail Mail

Prince Charles has a go at Archery during visit to Clay Pigeon Shoot in aid of Princes Trust May 1999

Collecting tins and envelopes pouring in during a fundraising campaign by the Birmingham Coulcil for Old People

Duchess of York sits on the grass with Princess Eiugenie and Beatrice at a charity Golf match at Wentworth August 1996

Duke and Duchess of York with Princes Beatrice and Princess Eugenie arrive at Wentworth golf course for charity match in Aston Martin convertible August 1996

Duke and Duchess of York attend charity golf match at Wentworth to raise funds for Motor Neurone Disease Sarah wears all the rings she acquired during her marriage to Andrew August 1996

The Duchess of York teaches her daughter Princess Eugenie golf during the charity tournament for children in crisis. July 1998

Duchess of York and daughters Beatrice and Eugenie with their father Prince Andrew at the start of a tournament at Wentworth Golf Club

Lenny Henry comedian with Hale and Pace advertising charity red nose day A©mirrorpix
Lenny Henry comedian with Hale and Pace advertising charity red nose day © mirrorpix

Prince Charles, October 1999 Meeting The Lion King actor Roger Wright at a charity preview of the musical The Lion King in aid of The Princes Trust at the Lyceum Theatre

Tony Blair at the launch of 1997 Marie Curie Cancer Care Daffodil Campaign at the House of Commons with nurses from Marie Curie. March 1997

British aid worker Sally Becker (the Angel of Mostar) arrives at Heathrow in Dec 1998, with her husband, Duncan Stewart

Sally Becker the British aid worker pictured in the park near her Brighton home before returning to war torn Mostar. Sally Becker was dubbed the Angel of Mostar for her humanitarian work during

Aid worker Sally Becker arrives at Heathrow in Dec 1998, with her husband, Duncan Stewart. Sally Becker was dubbed the Angel of Mostar for her humanitarian work during the conflict that engulfed

British aid worker Sally Becker relaxes at home in Brighton with her mother Carol. Sally Becker was dubbed the Angel of Mostar for her humanitarian work during the conflict that engulfed the former

WW1 poster, YMCA
Poster, YMCA for your Boy, United War Work Campaign, 11-18 November 1918. 1918

Garden Street Chapel, Croft House Settlement
Architects drawing. Seating for 1020 Persons

Barnardos Girls Home, Barkingside, Essex
Girls and staff in the grounds of Barnardos Home, Barkingside, Essex, with childrens cottages in the background. In 1873, Thomas Barnardo set up a Village Home for Orphan

WW1 poster, YMCA fundraising
Poster, One of the Thousand YMCA Girls in France, United War Work Campaign 11-18 November. circa 1918

WW1 poster, United War Work Campaign
Poster, United We Serve, United War Work Campaign, fundraising by a group of charities: YMCA, YWCA, National Catholic War Council, Jewish Welfare Board, War Camp Community Service

WW1 poster, Red Cross ambulance
Poster, US Red Cross ambulance on the Western Front. circa 1918

WW1 poster, Red Cross
Poster, Red Cross fundraising -- Have you answered the Red Cross Christmas Roll Call? 1918

WW1 poster, Red Cross recruitment and fundraising
Poster, Red Cross recruitment and fundraising, aiming for ten million members by Christmas. circa 1918

Postwar poster, Red Cross
Postwar poster, Fourth Red Cross Roll Call, 11-25 November 1920. 1920

Polish Victims Relief Fund
Advertisement asking for contributions to the Polish Victims Relief Fund during the First World War. Date: 1917

YMCA fundraising advertisement, WW1
Advertisement requesting contributions towards the YMCA in order for them to continue carrying out their invaluable work during the First World War providing huts for accommodation

The Three Graces. Thasos. Relief
The Three Graces. Greek relief from the Passage of the Theores. 470 BC. Thassos. Louvre Museum. Paris. France

Brougham / Fenner / Londsdal
HENRY, 1ST BARON BROUGHAM British MP and lawyer as a young man, in 1821 Date: 1778 - 1868

Infant Orphan Election at the London Tavern
Portrayal of the Infant Orphan Election at the London Tavern by G.E. Hicks. Elections were held periodically by childrens charities for their supporters to vote on new orphanage admissions. Date: 1865

Tatler letter to its readers, outbreak of First World War
Page from the Tatler magazine, 12 August 1914 - its first issue dedicated to reporting on the war - appealing to its prosperous readers to do all it can to help the various societies which have

YMCA hut in Arras, WW1
The battered belfry at Arras and in front of the ruins, a little YMCA hut with its red triangle sign conveying a welcome to any Allied soldiers seeking a place of rest

YMCA Christmas fundraising appeal, WW1
Advertisement in the Sphere appealing for donations in order to provide more Y.M.C.A. huts during the First World War. The YMCA huts provided rest, food, accommodation

Sweaters for Troops postcards, WW1 knitting
A printed postcard with words of thanks from Mr John Penoyre who organised large-scale donations of knitted sweaters for solders and sailors during the First World War

Indian Muslim soldiers Widows and Orphans War Fund
An appeal to give to the charity of the Indian Muslim soldiers Widows and Orphans War Fund, showing Britannia providing for impoverished Indian women, whilst also holding a small Indian child

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