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With Christmas set to be very different this year, giving the gift of listening will help Macclesfield Samaritans continue to be there for anyone that needs someone. Help us make a difference.
If you'd like to make a donation as an alternative gift for family or friends this Christmas, you can also download a certificate to let the recipient know how special their gift is.
Last year, Samaritans volunteers responded to over 10,000 calls for help on Christmas Day alone. This year, your support could help us answer even more calls for help from people feeling lonely and isolated as the festivities continue around them.
Volunteers from Macclesfield & District Samaritans will be helping to make sure someone is always there for emotional support over Christmas and New Year and your donation will help us continue to reach those who are struggling to cope.
To know that by simply listening I am making a difference is a privilege.
Wendy
Whatever you're able to donate, it will make a huge difference to Macclesfield Samaritans. We have a range of ways that you can donate this Christmas, including from your mobile phone or even when you're shopping online.
Donate online
Your donation makes a difference to our branch.
Donate via Text (up to £20)
Donate £5 by texting MACCSAMS to 70085
Donate every time you shop online this Christmas
Raise donations for Samaritans from your online Christmas shopping!
I volunteer because everyone needs to be listened to and because we are needed more than ever at the moment.
Linda
Download your Gift Certificate below.
By giving the gift of listening, you're helping Macclesfield Samaritans cover the costs of running the branch, recruit and train volunteers, take calls from people who need someone to talk to and answer emails from people who are struggling to cope.
If you have made a donation and wish to give it as a gift to someone this Christmas, a printable certificate can be downloaded below.
It’s a privilege to be a part of a caller's life for a brief time, and to be able to support them in their moment of despair or loneliness.
Dot