Our Last Chance to Help Those Who Help Others

Thank you for clicking through to this page. There are no words to really explain how important your donation is, or my gratitude for your consideration. But for our foundation to survive, we desperately need your help.

I started DNfG a year and a half ago, self-funding it after a career in sales. With a small team of dedicated and brave colleagues, we now work with 18 charities across some of the most messed-up parts of Medellín. And I mean really messed up by UK standards...

We work with Fundación Conciencia, who feed over 330 children every day with what is likely their only meal; we help María Rosa Mística, a home for very young children with cancer, many of whom won’t live long enough to see us reach funding goals; and we work with Everyday Homeless in the Bronx (an area of the city where I’m convinced the Devil lives), where families of 6 or more live together in box rooms, 9 of these rooms sharing 2 toilets, whilst literally being surrounded by drug use, murder and prostitution.

To be clear, this isn’t hyperbole. From these places, you can’t fall any further… This is rock-bottom with no safety net, the absolute end of the line.

The End of Our Journey

We can’t help these people alone anymore, though. Charity is not easy to come by in the developing world, so I’m reaching out to founders, directors, and CEOs across our homeland. I’m setting my pride aside and hoping that you, as a business leader in the UK, can help us to help those who have nothing. Call it imploring, calling it begging, I don’t care: our only goal is to give a chance to those who need it most.

If we don’t reach our goal by Wednesday, we will have to close our doors. Any money donated will be distributed to the charities we work with as a final contribution, and we will shut up shop.

Please, Help... We Have No Where Else To Turn

You may not know anything about Colombia and its struggles, but if you can help us, we can combat some of them.

From the bottom of my heart, and on behalf of all those we stand beside, thank you for reading, and God bless you.

Dominic Swabey

CEO, DNfG