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As 2020 begins, why not sign up to All We Can’s exciting email series throughout the year. Inspiring real-life stories straight to your inbox! Learn how you can get involved to challenge global injustice and poverty. You’ll receive future updates about: Stories of people’s lives transformed. Free resources for your church, group or youth club. […]

So what’s the Christmas story? This Christmas, the President and Vice-President of Methodist Conference have chosen to support our Extraordinary Gifts campaign. Find out more here.

Are you tired of buying gifts you won’t miss? This Christmas, be different.  

All We Can is so excited and enthused by all the questions we have received from supporters wanting to know more about the Ethiopian potatoes featured in our Harvest Appeal. We understand not all of our supporters are potato experts so, our Director of Programmes Angela Zamaere-Smith, answers some commonly asked questions to give you […]

All We Can and the Methodist Church in Britain are calling for support for this urgent appeal.

Call me a dork, but I love icebreakers and team building activities. You know the ones I mean. The ones where you have to get awkwardly close to your colleagues or – even better – strangers on a training course. The ones where you have to reveal your favourite hobby or the best book you’ve […]

Respect, everyone wants it. Some people earn it. Others deserve respect, but don’t have it. Some expect respect, but haven’t earnt it. But, it is valued and means something to us all. As Aretha Franklin put it, the key, is to “find out what it means to me!” I’ll tell you what it means to […]

A few years ago as a student living in Australia, I remember discovering a Bible verse that I had not paid much heed to before. I was interning in an office which played host to the Australian arm of the Micah Challenge, and as such I came to see the following verse on a near […]

We are always amazed by the lengths our wonderful supporters go to in order to raise vital funds for people living in some of the world’s poorest communities. Often, these lengths are more physical than metaphorical – which is why, on Sunday 21 July, six incredible runners took to the streets of London, to take […]

Nature is fascinating. I learnt recently about the natural phenomenon of crown shyness this week. This is a phenomenon observed in some tree species, in which the crowns of mature trees do not touch each other, therefore forming a canopy with channels and spaces between leaves and branches. A forest can be densely populated with trees, […]