I am saddling up to help support people experiencing homelessness.
4Most are raising money to save and change the lives of people who are homeless, because nobody should have to sleep on the streets.
On 4 October I will be sleeping outside to help individuals in our community find shelter and support to get off the streets.
I’m participating in the event again as I feel there is not enough funding or support nowadays to help homeless people back onto their feet into a stable home and even a job. Glassdoor are a great charity that do amazing work ❤️
On 4 October we will be sleeping outside to help individuals in our community find shelter and support to get off the streets.
This is Tanuj and Anju's humble effort to get as many fellow human beings as possible off the streets of London this winter and spread the word about this amazing effort that is helping homeless across London every year .
I am taking part in Vitality London 10K to save and change the lives of people who are homeless, because nobody should have to sleep on the streets. I've seen first hand how Glass Door make a real difference. I'm running to raise money so they can do even more
On 4 October I will be sleeping out overnight to help support Glass Door Homeless Charity's Sleep Out in the Duke of York's Square off the King's Road. No one shoud have to sleep out particularly as winter approaches. Glass Door does fantastic work in organising night shelters, drop in centres and support to get life back on track for those who find themselves homeless. A cause worth supporting indeed.
On 4 October we will be sleeping outside overnight to help individuals in our communities find shelter and support to get off the streets.
I am taking part in Ride London on 4 August 2019 to raise money to save and change the lives of people experiencing homelessness, because nobody should have to sleep on the streets.
We want to make sure that people who aren't as fortunate as us can be as comfortable and safe as possible.
We wanr to make sure people less fortunate than us can have as much comfort as possible.
We are taking part in the London Glass Door Sleep Out! We hope to raise funds and awareness for this great charity as they embrace and support many homeless people without showing judgement or holding stigma. For each £1 donated to our Glass Door Sleep Out page, to a max of £2,500 per charity, we will personally match this - £1 for £1 - with donations to DOTs London, The Albert Kennedy Trust and ShowerBox London. All four not for profit organisations work hard to support those living rough on
Helping those in need so No one can sleep on the streets this winter.
I'm sleeping out to give someone else the chance to find shelter and support
On 4th October 2019 4 London Fire Brigade Firefighters from Chelsea Fire Station will be sleeping outside to help individuals in our community find shelter and support to get off the streets.
I have volunteered making soup for the last few years and want to better understand the experiences the homeless.
Rough sleeping sucks. I've seen first hand the amazing work Glass Door do. Throw a few sheckles into the pot and make a difference.
I'm doing this because I don't think any one should have to rough sleep ever.
On 4 October Jill & Duncan will be sleeping outside to help individuals in our community find shelter and support to get off the streets.
Fundraising to give a guest opportunity to change, we can't all help everyone but together we can make a difference in our community.
I am raising money to save and change the lives of people experiencing homelessness, because nobody should have to sleep on the streets.
On 4 October I will be sleeping outside to help individuals in our community find shelter and the support they need to get off the streets.
On Friday 4 October we will be sleeping outside to help individuals in our local community find shelter and support to get off the streets.
Team GHS Glass Door Runners are taking on the Rough Runner on Sunday 6th October 2019 to raise money to save and change the lives of people experiencing homelessness, because nobody should have to sleep on the streets.
Raising money to support homeless people in London and give them the security and shelter they need.
Quite a last minute sign up to do the sleep out on Friday! Donate to help this wonderful charity working with the homeless
This evening (Friday 4th October) I will be sleeping outside to help individuals in our community find shelter and support to get off the streets.
On Friday 4th October, I will be sleeping out with my dad to raise money to help disadvantaged people come off the streets and be provided with shelter and warmth by Glass Door.
This year on 4th October we'll be sleeping out on the street, to raise money to support people who have nowhere else to sleep. Please support us if you can!
As you may know, Dominic and I, plus our children volunteer at the Night Shelter in Brook Green over the winter months, this is something that we want to do and feel is very worthwhile. Tonight, Dominic, Occie, Lulu and I are joining Glass Door's Homeless Charity's Sleep Out in the Square.
On 4 October, Hoffie and I will be sleeping outside to help people find shelter and support to get off the streets.
On 4 October a group of us from St George's and St John the Baptist will be sleeping outside to help individuals in our community find shelter and support to get off the streets.
On Friday 4 October 2019, I will be joining Glass Door Homeless Charity's Sleep Out in the Square to bring shelter and support to men and women affected by homelessness. I'm raising money for Glass Door because I know they are doing good work to support and shelter those in our community who are at an absolute crisis point. Glass Door welcomes everyone as their guest, giving them some stability before helping them make the necessary steps move off the streets for good.
On 4 October I will be sleeping under the stars to raise money to help GlassDoor help homeless people
To erase the stigma attached to why people end up on the streets. Everyone has a story to tell, a journey and an unfortunate reason for being stripped of the right to rest their heads in a warm, safe place. Show kindness towards your fellow human being and demonstrate compassion and strive to help change someone else's fortunes.
Because nobody should be without a safe place to rest their head at night.
As part of our continued support for Glass Door night shelter and to help raise funds and awareness of homelessness, we are raising money to save and change the lives of people experiencing homelessness, because nobody should have to sleep on the streets.
On 4 October I will be sleeping outside to help individuals in our community find shelter and support to get off the streets. Homelessness is something that is close to my heart. My father became homeless after a series of very unfortunate events in the 1990s. From lawyer living in St. John’s Wood to no fixed abode reliant on friends for shelter in the blink of an eye. It can happen to anyone and single men with no dependants are particularly vulnerable in our welfare system.
I am fundraising in my school to help those on the streets.... Lets change home street home into home sweet home.
I am a centre support Worker and part of the rough sleepers team at Spires and I see first hand the important part Glass Door play in getting vulnerable homeless people off the streets.So as I done this last year with my family I am again taking part to help raise much needed funds.
I hate the state of the world right now. I'm sick to death of hearing about Brexit on the news.Why don't we talk about the people on the streets?The people that still suffer whether what's his face MP or blah blah famous person calls Boris an incompetent fool or not.Stop building blocks of overpriced flats, that remain empty and useless.Build some bloody affordable housing.
On 4 October I will be sleeping outside to help individuals in our community find shelter and support to get off the streets. One night sleeping out is nothing for me since I can go home afterwards. For other individuals in our community sleeping outside nightly is not a choice!
I am taking part in RideLondon 100 to save and change the lives of people experiencing homelessness, because nobody should have to sleep on the streets.
I am fundraising for the great workers who help people get off the streets and help with all elements of help. Especially Joe and Michelle.
A good and active way of helping those in need. As well as raising awareness for the homeless
On 4 October I will be sleeping outside again for a second year running to help individuals in our community find shelter and support to get off the streets. Last year I had a brilliant time supporting Glass Door Homeless charity. Churches have a long tradition of helping those in need, and so it is no surprise that many churches open their doors to provide shelter to homeless people every winter.
This will be the 3rd time I will be taking part in the challenge of sleeping out for Glassdoor. This charity in South West London does such excellent work to help people in a situation of homelessness, I'm glad I can take part to support their efforts.
Anyone can become homeless. Let's make a little difference to the homeless by helping to make it less awful.
After volunteering in a homeless charity for a few years, I felt it was time to do something that allowed me to be more understanding about the day-to-day lives of those who are without a home.
On Friday 4 October Team Auriens Chelsea from Multiplex will be sleeping outside to help individuals in our community find shelter to get off the streets and support into more stable futures
On Friday 4 October I will be sleeping outside to help individuals in our community find shelter and support to get off the streets.
On 4th October we will be sleeping on the street to help individuals in our community find shelter and support to get off the streets.
On Friday October 4th I will be taking part in a sleep out to support Glass Door, a charity that provides shelter and support to the homeless.
I'm fundraising for the amazing charity 'Glass Door' that works to tackle the tragic reality of homelessness.