The National Friendship Fund (NFF) is a big name for a small Northampton-based fund, sharply focused on making subsistence grants to asylum seekers and refugees. It was founded over fifty years ago by Caradog Jones, a remarkable Quaker. As a pacifist in the first world war he was sentenced to solitary confinement and hard labour at Newcastle gaol.

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• Posted by insight4life on October 22, 2010

  Bro Roger, i’m so excited to have located u online. I was recommended ur address: National Friendship Fund, 146 Ardington Road, Northampton NN1 5LT to cantact u to attract ur sponsorship 4 a 1-year college programme to complete my Bsc programme in Software Enginneering.
  I’m a Liberia refugee residing on the Buduburam Refugee Camp, Ghana. Currently, i’m providing a voluntary service to Hope for Life (http://www.hopeforlifeghana.com), an organisation under d Archdiocese of Accra, Ghana. I just completed building an eRecord Management System for d org. I was given ur addr by d administrator, a SMA lay missionary for u 2 c d possibility 2 include me as a beneficiary in ur programme so i can complete my study so i can return home 2 help rebuild my nation that had been ravaged by war 4 13 yrs. I can b reached via (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address). God richly bless d works of ur hands. Eph 2:10