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20May

Posted by Linda

At want2donate we're not really sure about the much hyped and encroaching wave of wearable tech and what a drastic change this could mean (for better or worse) of our species.

This is ultimately dependant on the intent of the people who create, own and develop this incredible and increasingly powerful knowledge and ability to bring humans and technology closer and closer. It would probably be fair to say they already know how to do things that would 'blow our tiny minds', as they say!

An adult male lion looking up to the sky

05May

Posted by Linda

Last week, we wrote a short blog about rhinos, and it's proved a really popular page. So, we thought we'd follow up with a few more like this - this time it is about lions.

The lion (Panthera leo), which belongs to the Felidae family, is one of only four large cats that comes from the Panthera species, the other three being the tiger, the jaguar, and the leopard.

23Apr

Posted by Linda

Commonly shortened to "rhino", the rhinoceros is one of several perissodactyl mammals making up the Rhinocerotidae Family of South East Asia and Africa.

Although a part of the digestive tract (the colon and rectum) enables them to eat fibrous plant matter, the rhinoceros usually has a leafy diet.

They have either one horn on the nose (Indian) or two horns (African).

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Tax exempt status of registered charities and online security

All of the charities listed on this website are registered with the Charity Commission in the United Kingdom. Like any business, charities have to submit Tax Returns to HM Revenue and Customs, but all donations are declared and the charities do not have to pay tax on them. This means all your donation to charity will help to further their vision and goals.

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Each charity's registered number can be seen prominently displayed on the bottom of their respective pages on this site and underneath their logos.

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