Working through a network of national and Christian volunteer 'ROPEholders', changing the lives of individuals who have few other options for survival. 100% of gifts for ROPE go for the benefit of the poor, enabling transparency in our UK overhead costs which are met by a separate fund 'Friends of ROPE'.
The worst monsoon floods in eighty years have devastated communities in northern Pakistan. Because of the scale of the disaster this is a situation that needs the help of the international community. One of Rope’s partners is organising food relief packages to help meet the immediate needs of those whose lives have been devastated. They will transport these supplies to the affected areas and will be assisted in distributing them by local churches. You can be part of this response by donating to our appeal on this website (indicate the gift is for “Pakistan Floods”) or send your gift to: Rope, Fairway House, rear 64⁄66 High Street, Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire, HP16 0AN. (include a short note stating the donation is for the Pakistan Floods).
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In response to God's love for the world, ROPE's vision is to address the terrible effects of oppression, helping the poor around the world, through practical and sustainable direct action. Our mission is to inspire compassion for the suffering of the poor around the world, converting compassion into hope and hope into direct action through personal giving, to reach and change the lives of individuals who have no, or few, options for survival. ROPE is a volunteer charity currently working in numerous countries through a network of partnerships (ROPEholders), providing grass roots support for widows, orphans, refugees, the sick, the homeless and the unemployed. At ROPE nothing is deducted for UK administration or expenses, thus 100% of gifts go for the benefit of the poor. UK administration costs are met by a separate fund: 'Friends of ROPE'.
