Find the best Charities in Exeter as recommended by local Exeter people in thebestof Exeter's Charities directory.
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Looking for Charities in Exeter? The WESC Foundation in Exeter is a charity working and educating with visually impaired young people in the Southwest.
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Exeter based local hospice charity, Hospiscare offers support and high quality care to people with life threatening conditions and to their loved ones.
read moreAnnabelle S said
They really do surprise everyone with the work that they do! The staff are so thoughtful and caring for everyone; whether staff, volunteers, patients, families or even members of the public.
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Dream-A-Way is one of Exeter's most loved charities - providing day trips and holidays for disabled or seriously ill people of all ages
read moreJeff M said
Dream-A-Way work really hard to ensure that their fundraising ensures they help even more local people with disabilities to enjoy a holiday or outing They do this as complete volunteers ... noone receives any salaries, expenses or honoraria
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If concerns about the fate of our young people, and therefore of our nation, touch your heart and mind, then the YMCA of Exeter is deserving of your support. We are the charity committed to providing often difficult but practical solutions.
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The Exeter based charity Nightstop Devon provides emergency same day emergency overnight accommodation for young people aged 16-25 in Exeter.
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The Commando Challenge 2014 is the 1st and best Royal Marine Commando Challenge, which takes place in Devon and helps to raise money for the Devon Air Ambulance Trust and The Royal Marines Charitable Trust.
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Devon Air Ambulance Trust is one of the most well known and loved charities in Devon, offering an independent, efficient and outstanding service, available to everyone during daylight hours.
read moreRoyston B said
Rescued my son 4 years and off Dartmoor and although he still bares the scars without 'he's helicopter', as he still calls it when it flys over, who knows what the outcome could have been. Can never thank you enough keep up the good work.
