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In the first of a series of blogs on All We Can’s values, Chief Executive Graeme Hodge talks about love songs and life-changing work. If given the category of love songs and power ballads, most of us on a Zoom quiz would probably do fairly well at naming at least a few songs and their lyrics. […]

Our nation’s attempts to do right for people facing daily, vicious, poverty around the world, face a new ‘Everest’: coronavirus. This Covid-19-driven change offers a challenge, I think, to all of us who would stand with our poverty-affected global neighbours: before you double your efforts, rethink your route.   The All We Can movement is […]

One year ago, on 1 September 2019, Hurricane Dorian reached peak intensity over the Abaco Islands in the Bahamas – causing mass devastation, loss of life, and destroying homes and businesses across the Abaco Islands and Grand Bahama. It was the most intense tropical cyclone on record to ever strike the Bahamas, left 70 dead […]

So much has changed, hasn’t it? Over the last few months, we have all seen change in many areas of our lives. Much of that change has been difficult – but some of it has also been encouraging and even inspiring as each of us, our communities and our churches have found ways to respond […]

Climate change poses enormous challenges to people across the globe – and often, vulnerable and marginalised communities, like those that All We Can serves, bear the brunt of this impact. We must act now to help coming generations enjoy a future where every person’s potential can be fulfilled. All We Can is working with the […]

All We Can cares deeply about the safety and security of all its supporters. We were recently notified by Blackbaud, one of our third-party software providers, of a security incident which has affected data stored by All We Can, and a number of other charities across the US and UK who use Blackbaud’s services. Blackbaud […]

Do you have any treasured memories, featuring a bicycle? Perhaps you enjoyed helping your child to take their first, wobbly bike ride with the stabilisers off. Perhaps you love the thrill of watching bicycles whizz round the velodrome when catching the Olympics on TV. Or perhaps you’re a keen cyclist yourself, and know with great […]

All We Can is delighted to announce that Revd Dr Jongi Zihle has been appointed as the charity’s newest trustee, serving on the Programmes and Partnerships Committee. Jongi is the official representative of the Methodist Council on the All We Can Board. Jongi currently serves as Chair of the London District of the Methodist Church, […]

One of the strange things about my role within the All We Can movement – helping to create worship resources for churches and people on a journey of faith – is that we are often thinking (at least) six months ahead of ourselves. So here I am, in the middle of July, thinking about Christmas. […]

Handwashing, social distancing and regular updates have become a part of our everyday lives here in the UK. At the time of writing, Zimbabwe has 885 confirmed cases and 9 deaths from coronavirus. While these numbers seem low, the things we take for granted in our attempts to reduce the spread of coronavirus in the […]