Andrew Ware goes the distance for Cord in Ride London

I thoroughly enjoyed taking part in Ride London for Cord. Even though it was an endurance ride, it was a great feeling of achievement completing the course in a little under 7 hours, all the more so knowing that every mile cycled was raising money to support the vulnerable women and men reached by Cord’s work. Remarkably, despite signing up quite late in the day and only having 5 weeks of training I survived this amazing but challenging experience and was able to walk pretty normally the next day! 

Andrew Ware

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Cord’s vision is a world where all people can live life to the full, in peace.
Peace means hope and healing for victims in safe and stable societies.
Peace means freedom, and people reaching their potential.
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The patrol team on their way doing mission in the forest

An introduction to Cord’s work

There is so much violence, conflict and war in our world. Societies become unstable and communities are left divided. Millions of people live in fear; trapped in poverty, with their human rights denied.

Alternative Gifts and Christmas Cards update

Many of you have bought Christmas cards from Cord over the years. This has been a wonderful way of raising money and spreading the word about our peacebuilding work. We are so grateful to you if you’ve previously bought cards, sold them on our behalf at events, or taken boxes to sell at your church. ... Read more

Thanks to your love and generosity…

Last year, because of your prayers and donations, 127,000 people were helped through Cord’s projects. You supported work in Burundi and Uganda in East Africa and Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos,  Bangladesh & Thailand in Southeast Asia. Strand 1. Strengthening local, grassroots organisations Your wonderful gifts meant 5,479 people took part in 186 peacebuilding workshops including those: ... Read more
Keo Phongmany sitting at a table
Lives changed
Cord’s work with grassroots organisations in Laos is transforming lives like Keo’s. Now, he’s using the new skills he’s gained to help other people reach their potential.