Charities

We are a rabbit rescue based in Hampton in Arden in the West Midlands. We give unwanted rabbits a safe place to recuperate, get them neutered and vaccinated before finding loving homes. Sadly not all rabbits are able to be re-homed so we offer them a permanent sanctuary place. These rabbits stay with us as part of the Fat Fluffs family and are cared for and loved for the rest of their days.

FCFCG supports, represents and promotes community-managed farms and gardens helping local people build closer, healthier communities.

Fibromyalgia Action UK is a registered charity run primarily by unpaid volunteers. The majority of volunteers are also fibromyalgia sufferers who work extremely hard, despite their condition, in order to forward the cause of fibromyalgia. FMA UK was established in order to provide information and support to sufferers and their families. In addition, the charity provides medical information for professionals and operates a national and benefits helpline.

Fields in Trust champions and supports our parks and green spaces by protecting them for people to enjoy in perpetuity. Because once lost, they are lost forever.

Fight for Sight funds pioneering research to prevent sight loss and treat eye disease.

We support families affected by amputation or limb absence through a range of sporting initiatives and social inclusion projects designed to positively affect both physical and mental wellbeing. Isolation is a huge problem for many amputees. It has been proven that quality of life and even life expectancy is greatly reduced without social inclusion, with as many as 30% of vascular amputees not surviving to one-year post amputation. FYF is key in addressing this issue. We are directly saving lives.

The Fishermen’s Mission reaches out to both active and retired fishermen by providing practical, spiritual and financial support – as well as a vital emergency response service. We’re the only national charity that works solely to help fishermen and their families, and for over 130 years of service, the Fishermen’s Mission has stayed true to our Christian calling with a strong tradition and proud heritage. From having a heart to heart over a cuppa to responding when a fisherman is lost at sea, we’re the vital port of call for fishermen and their families when they need us most – 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Here are just some of the ways in which we supported the UK’s fishing communities last year: - Helped 152 children of Fishermen - Last year we visited 4,861 fishing boats and had meetings with 2,452 Fishermen - 8,054 welfare visits - 221 fishermen helped after an emergency at sea -98,795 miles traveled delivering our services - Helped fishermen access grants totalling £1.1 million