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Charities need your time, money and goods to ensure they survive Covid 19 and can continue to provide essential,services for people when they need it.,Give time Volunteering is shown to boost your own mental health and sense of wellbeing as well as supporting,organisations, and volunteering has been scaled back in many instances to protect volunteers, staff and service,Legacy giving Coronavirus has led to a rise in people writing wills or updating their wills.

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