Rosie May’s Legacy
Rosie May’s mantra at 10 years of age was ‘girl power’. How very fitting her living legacy is and how very proud she must be.
As we grow from our roots of a family charity into an international children’s charity, we will never forget Rosie May. She is and always will be our complete inspiration.Our Latest Numbers
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Our Vision
A world in which every child grows up in a safe, nurturing family and has a positive future.
Help Buy a Tuk Tuk.
Buy a tuk tuk and you will help a single mum driver to lift her family out of poverty and give safe journeys to women and children.
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I know that every penny I give is being invested in a positive change for a child
John Elliot – Supporter
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Here is the clip of BBC East midlands News covering a story on the Rosie May Foundation securing a grant from the Small Charities Challenge Fund (SCCF), the Department for International Development (DFID) https://t.co/MDjJZeq4Sk
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😁 #FunFactFriday The #RosieMayFoundation has helped 120 female farmers grow cash crops for 500 families in Chitwan, Nepal! 🌽
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🔥 HOT OFF THE PRESS❗️ Our #FutureIsPink tuk tuks in Sri Lanka have made it in the Aljazeera News! Click the link to read more❗️ www.rosie-may.com/2019/03/20/aljazeera-the-pink-tuk-tuks-of-sri-lanka-empowering-and-protecting-w...
Aljazeera: The pink tuk-tuks of Sri Lanka empowering and protecting women - Rosie May Foundation
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Aljazeera: The pink tuk-tuks of Sri Lanka empowering and protecting women Initiative aims to provide jobs and safeguard women in Sri Lanka, where sexual harassment is common on public transport. Read More Like this post? Facebook Google+ Twitter Pinterest 0As promised here is the clip of BBC Eastmidlands News covering a story on the Rosie May Foundation securing a grant from the Small Charities Challenge Fund (SCCF), the Department for International Development (DFID) "This project was funded with UK aid from the British people". Click the link for more info on the grant secured. www.rosie-may.com/…/keeping-families-in-the-commun…/
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