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27 Nov, 5 tweets, 6 min read
This year, @thetimes and @thesundaytimes are joining forces once again for our #TimesChristmasAppeal

We are asking readers to support three charities working to address urgent issues affecting vulnerable adults, children and the places we live

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The @refugeecouncil provide assistance to 13,000 adults, families and unaccompanied children each year

Many have fled bloodshed and persecution in their homelands, sometimes arriving with only the clothes on their backs

#TimesChristmasAppeal

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The @WWTworldwide want to protect Britain’s disappearing marshlands and the wildlife that depend on them

Wetlands are the forgotten weapon against climate change and 90% have been lost in this country

#TimesChristmasAppeal

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@OutwardBoundUK champions the virtues of the great outdoors in building character and confidence in young people

The average child missed 115 school days last year and many typically spend less time outdoors than prison inmates

#TimesChristmasAppeal

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Our journalists @thetimes & @thesundaytimes will report on the inspiring work of these charities

Your generosity raised a record-breaking sum for the #TimesChristmasAppeal last year, please show your support again

Thank you – @EmmaTuckerST @JohnWitherow

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