Appeal
An Appeal for Daily Bread
The charity's general appeal for food, clothing and medical supplies for children in 21 countries.
HomeArchive
The Archive
Appeals, field notes and photographs from the small UK relief charity that used this web address around 1998 to 2001. Names of staff and supporters, addresses, telephone numbers and donation forms have been removed.
From the archive. Around 1998 to 2001 this web address carried the website of a small UK relief charity. This page keeps one of its items as a historical record. Relief Weekly, which publishes the site today, is an independent magazine with no connection to that charity; its name, the names of its staff and supporters, addresses, telephone numbers, registration details and donation forms have been removed, and lost pictures have been replaced with credited photographs of the places concerned. Nothing here is a current appeal.
Archive note
How the Charity Was Governed
What the charity's accountability page listed, and how to check any charity's governance today.
Archive note
Annual Reports, 1996 to 2000
The charity published its annual reports as PDF files; this is what became of them.
Notice
Volunteer Outreaches
The volunteers the charity was looking for, from medical and dental professionals to teachers.
Photo archive
London Marathon
Exhausted and happy after running the London Marathon in 3 hours and 36 minutes, a supporter raised money for the infant refugee centre in Burundi.
Appeal letter
A Famine Appeal From Central Africa
A fundraising letter describing a feeding camp during a famine in central Africa, as the charity published it.
Photo archive
Refugee Camp in Congo
Waiting for the food donated through the charity to arrive.
Photo archive
Burundi Refugee Camp
The charity's founder on a visit to a refugee camp in Burundi, where the charity helped by supplying baby milk formula.
Principles
The Seven A's of Aid
How the charity decided which aid requests to take on: asking, access, acceptability, availability, affordability, appropriateness and accountability.
Q&A
Twenty Questions to a Relief Charity
How a small UK relief charity answered its donors: relief or development, choosing projects, receipts, used clothing and gifts in kind.
Archive note
Sister Offices Abroad
The charity worked alongside sister organisations in the United States, Hong Kong, Germany and the Netherlands.
Photo archive
Infant Refugee Centre
The centre's director and staff with some of the children, all looking well fed and happy in a home environment.
Photo archive
Local Enterprise
A centre for disabled people bakes bread to sell at the local market; the bread is loaded into a vehicle funded through the charity so residents could start supporting themselves.
Photo archive
A Mobile Dental Clinic
The volunteer dentist's vehicle and mobile equipment, bought through the charity, let him travel from village to village.
Guestbook and Site Notes
Resources
Useful Links for Donors
Official registers, regulators and humanitarian sources, in place of the charity's old list of links.
Site note
Secure Connections, Explained
How the charity's website explained secure online connections to its donors in the early days of the web.
Site note
Browser Help From the Early Web
The technical help page of the old website, from the days of version 4 browsers.
Archive note
The Prayer Board
Visitors to the old website could post a prayer request for children in need.
Guestbook
The Old Guestbook
Messages left by visitors to the charity's website between 1998 and 2000.
Site map
Site Map
Every page on Relief Weekly, old and new.
