The High Five Club is a group of compassionate individuals who each donate £5 every month to be collectively used to fund a poverty alleviation project in the developing world. Individually, each of us may be unable to afford to make a dramatic impact on the quality of life of people across the globe, but when we join forces, we can make a substantial, positive difference.

That is the aim of the High Five Club. To change lives, £5 a time.

We would love you to join us to help make a difference to the lives of communities in the developing world. 100% of each £5 monthly membership contribution will be awarded to poverty alleviation projects.

	Click here to join our membership now. We will set up your membership and send you details of how to set up your monthly donation. We offer a free newsletter to members with the latest details of how their donations are being spent at every stage of the project.

Changing Lives

MEMBERSHIP: £5 A MONTH VALUE: PRICELESS

For less than the cost of a packet of cigarettes, a couple of beers, a cinema ticket or a take away pizza you can personally change lives in the developing world forever.

High Five Club members are helping local communities lift themselves out of poverty by funding a range of self-help community projects in the developing world each year; small-scale projects that carry a big punch, offering hope and a brighter future to many individuals, families and children.

The High Five Club offers compassionate individuals the invaluable opportunity to pool resources and make a significant, direct contribution towards alleviating the suffering of others - some of the most needy and deserving people on earth.

Here are some of the results of this simple yet ambitious idea

• Improved sanitation in Maasai villages in Kenya by transferring long-drop toilet construction know-how

• Wider outreach for HIV/AIDS patient and orphan support in Mozambique by providing bikes to community volunteers

• Ante natal/Under 5s rural health post provision in rural Zambia

• Health benefits through the introduction of chimney building technology into Maasai homes in Kenya

• Increased food security in eastern Guatemala through the provision of vegetable gardens and irrigation systems for families living in drought-prone areas