Are these people for real

THE £10 MILLION FUNDRAISING APPEAL

The 1990 Trust is the only national independently funded Charitable Trust in the UK promoting human rights through advocating racial and economic equality. The corporate vision of eliminating racial discrimination and promoting human rights for all can become reality only through the generosity of our supporters, empathisers, sponsors and donors. Our charity registration number is – 1012898.



VISION

The 1990 Trust strongly believes that all human beings are born equal and have inalienable fundamental rights regardless of race, religion, nationality, gender, sexuality, culture, age and disability. We hold strongly that the dignity of everyone evolves around fundamental human rights, at the centre of which is race. We yearn for a more equal, tolerant and peaceful world.

Unfortunately, the world is replete with grotesque human rights abuses every day, hour, minute and second. Your contribution could immensely help us to bring some dignity to the less fortunate who thirst and hunger for a taste of the freedoms that we take for granted.

DELIVERY TOOLS

We use the following directorate structures as enabling tools to pursue our vision:
- Information Communication Technology
- Social Analysis
- Community Leadership
- Volunteering & Internship
- Enterprise Promotion - AsEqual
- Equanomics UK to promote economic equality

We seek to achieve our corporate vision through the following principles:
- Constituency, Substance and Relationships
- Collective Action and Unity of Purpose
- Social Justice as a Guide to Life
- Empowerment of the People
- Integrity throughout

And this is what they intend to spend the money they raise on:

Our current fundraising objectives are directed at:

A] INFRASTRUCTURAL - £ 5million
- Replacement of our antiquated computers
- Photocopier
- Printers
- Server
- Web sites Re-development
- Premises & Bicentenary Library

B] CAPACITY BUILDING - £2.5million
- Human Resource Development including Salaries
- Organisational Development
- Research
- Policy Development
- Governance

C] SPECIFIC PROJECTS - £2.5million
- International Development Work
- Youth Program
- Leadership Development Institute
- Publishing including a Newspaper
- Quality Assurance Development
- Development of AsEqual Social Enterprise

They don't need £10,000,000 for that... not to mention their idea is flawed. Don't see how they could need £5,000,000 for computers in this day and age. If I were an investor I'd demand a full account of expenditures over the last year along with their forecasts, buy them a metal dustbin, leave it on the pavement and hand their files back for them to burn and keep warm with... maybe I'd give them a blanket if I was in a good mood.