The following charities were presented:

• Centre for Social Markets - supporting a conference on building leadership for corporate citizenship in the British Chinese community.
  
  
• Survivors Fund - supporting co-operative pig farming as a means to assist child-headed households in Rwanda.
  www.survivors-fund.org.uk
  
  
• The Tobin Tax - funding a campaign for a Tobin Tax which could double the international resources available to relieve poverty in the world's poorest countries. www.tobintax.org.uk
  
  
• Tambopata Reserve Society - supporting local initiatives in indigenous rights, community development and environmental conservation and management in Peru.
  www.geocities.com/treesweb
  
  
• The Wild Bunch - providing equipment and training for a social club for adults with learning disabilities.
  www.elfrida.com
  
  
• World Medical Fund - empowering 88 HIV/AIDS orphans in Malawi through vocational training.
  www.worldmedicalfund.org
  
  
• Partnership for Children - running a two-year pilot programme to teach coping and conflict resolution skills to six and seven year old primary school children in Goa.
  www.partnershipforchildren.org.uk
  
  
• Womankind Worldwide - training rural women in legal rights awareness and counseling.
  www.womankind.org.uk
  
  
• South African New Economics Network - researching and advocating a range of alternative economic policies and practices to alleviate poverty and promote sustainable development.
  
  
• Spanner Films - producing a Hindi version of the documentary film Drowned Out about the Narmada Dam.
  www.spannerfilms.net