
Latest Boo Update - It’s been some time since the last update, however as it happens we are now full on into the push to help Africa through the G8 and the mighty Bob Geldoff.
Boo Seed of Hope


click to visit Seed of Hope website
With these images so vigorously painted in our minds it could not be a better time to remind people of what we are doing in a small but effective way to help this beautiful continent. Click here to view the latest October 2009 Update.
Latest news article about Boo.
News Update - Boo Thames Boat Trip organised by Rachel Hadfield and best friend Liz Carter raised an outstanding £1800 to help develop the site at our Seed of Hope project. The evening was a great success providing both vibrant live entertainment by Elliott Frisby and superb DJ beats blasting the Thames shores.
You could either sit out on deck and take in the sights or dance the night away all in the knowledge a great effort had been made to help the children in Kenya.
Kiisi Project
update - News about the Kiisi project which
is off to a fantastic start. See how the Vocational
Training Centre project is coming along.
Latest news - Boo receives assistance from the Bournemouth
Rotary Club for £10,000.
Boo receives
Charity status -
Boo is pleased to announce it is a fully registered
charity - Charity Commission Number - 1100519.
Donating to Boo
could never be easier - Boo
has
teamed up with givenow.org in order to take online
donations. Right now you can make a real difference
to Boo by donating
online - quickly, securely, and tax effectively
increasing the value of your gift by up to 28%.
Business Management Awards - Boo's a Winner
- Assoc. of Business Schools presents its awards for
business and management students to Boo, sponsored
by the Guardian - click
here for more details.
Welcome to the
Boo Charity website. Please
feel free to browse and see what what we are doing
- you are under no obligation to donate.
Even if you are
not able to donate please remember us to your friends
and colleagues, and help us raise the profile of the
children in Africa.
Why 'Boo' exists...
The aim of 'Boo'
is to help children of Africa disadvantaged through
economic poverty. Help comes in a variety of means
- including food, shelter, health, education, life-skills
and emotional support.
What makes
us different?
As one orphaned youngster we met on our first
trip to Kenya said "Don't just give me a fishing
rod - teach me how to fish." Hence the overriding
ethos of 'Boo' will always be the provision of 'Opportunity
not Charity'.
Boo- a no frills, low cost charity.
We are not out to cause embarassment to other
charities but our low cost base enables us to give
more, for less of your money - direct to where it
is needed most.