DDP is a small organization, and keeps overheads to an absolute minimum. Even so, covering core costs is a constant challenge.
We are grateful to every individual and organization who is able to contribute towards our work with disabled people and their organizations.
If you have a fundraising idea, please get in touch! In the past, supporters have raised money through carol-singing, charity runs, sponsored walks and other fun events.
Recycling for DDP!
Thank you to Quaker Meetings in Norfolk and Suffolk who hosted recycling sacks in their Friends’ Meeting Houses, raising funds for DDP.
Recycle for DDP!
It’s possible now to combine charity fundraising with de-cluttering your home! Unwanted or damaged jewellery • Gold, silver, costume jewellery, watches, broken/damaged items (missing stones, odd earrings, snapped chains…) Old banknotes • Unwanted or obsolete paper currency from any country, of any age (but not coins!) Our partners at Recycling for Good Causes will re-use […]
Easy Fundraising
Supporting disabled people in poorer countries really can be easier than you might think: Register on www.easyfundraising.org.uk/ddp and select DDP as the organisation you wish to support when you shop online through easyfundraising. Each purchase will generate a donation for DDP. Set your search engine to http://ddp.easysearch.org.uk to raise funds. Are you an Amazon shopper? Change to smile.amazon.co.uk and get Amazon […]
Making a donation
If you would like to support our work with an online donation via the Charities Aid Foundation, please click here. To send a cheque, or set up a regular standing order, please click to download and complete a donation form (pdf). Please don’t forget to boost your donation by signing up for GiftAid, if you are […]
Leaving a legacy
You may wish to remember Disability and Development Partners (DDP) in your will – this allows you to make a planned gift to a charity whose work you believe in, while ensuring that your family and the people you care about will be provided for after your lifetime. A bequest to charity is free of […]