Ruth's veggies and flowers for CARE
Ruth Martin is raising money for CARE International UK
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Seventy five years ago, after WW2 ended, a kind family from America sent my family a series of 'CARE packages' containing food and other essentials, to help us through the post-war rationing period. I have never forgotten the feeling of knowing that someone cares, and the excitement of these packages arriving. In particular I remember the tinned sausages which were delicious, a real treat.
I see a lot of people doing caring things for people in their communities during the current Coronavirus crisis, and it makes me happy to think that 75 years from now, these acts of kindness will be remembered as fondly as I remember our CARE packages. I hope this thought spurs people on to continue spreading kindness, because it really means a lot to those who receive it.
I am raising funds for CARE so they can continue their wonderful tradition of providing CARE packages today. In particular during the current crisis they are helping the people who need it most to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 virus around the world. Those living in refugee camps, or in conflict zones, or trying to cope in the wake of natural disasters, for whom an outbreak of disease could be especially catastrophic.
For those who live nearby in Godalming, please visit my garden and buy a pot of flowers, vegetables or anything that would be useful for your own garden. And for those far away, please consider making a donation instead. An act of kindness can last a lifetime.
Thank you for your support for my fundraising efforts!
Ruth
ABOUT CARE's Coronavirus Appeal
The spread of coronavirus has unthinkable consequences in the places CARE is already delivering lifesaving aid places where healthcare systems are already weak, and where disaster and conflict have wiped out long-term food supplies. Your donation to CARE's Coronavirus appeal today could help provide hygiene kits, clean water and emergency supplies to the most vulnerable families. Help me help others fight this virus the best they can.
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