Cricket Without Boundaries

Cricket Without Boundaries [CWB] is a UK based charity dedicated to helping, educating and developing local communities around the World through the spread and growth of cricket. It is also about personal empowerment, both for adults and for children. The Charity uses the sport to help develop personal skills ranging from basic teamwork to self-discipline and leadership.

Through visits to schools and orphanages, organising tournaments, providing of equipment and coaching clinics for adults CWB is committed to taking the game of cricket to a new generation of coaches and children.

Through cricket's unifying qualities and the enthusiasm of others, CWB aims to bring diverse and often polarised communities together. In a world of ever-increasing religious and racial tension, cricket can be a great catalyst in uniting future generations.

Cricket Without Boundaries is not just about sustainable cricket development. Crucially it is also about using the game of cricket as a tool in the fight against the modern plague that is AIDS. Cricket without Boundaries training sessions have at their heart discussion about the disease both in terms of prevention and treatment. The charity also stands for equality of treatment for those with the disease; children and adults regardless of their status are included in coaching, games and competitions.

The money goes towards ricket and coaching equipment and transportation

• E.g. Kwik cricket sets, 'traditional' equipment, coaching cards etc.
• AIDS awareness materials
• shirts and caps for the children/coaches/participants with cricket and AIDS awareness messages on them, printing awareness messages to be included in cricket materials.
• Transportation of and accommodation for coaching staff within Africa during coaching sessions.

OLBG.com is dedicated to ensuring donations go to a mix of sporting charities. Cricket Without Boundaries was an ideal choice, with many OLBG members betting and placing tips on cricket. 

See their site for more information on the Cricket Without Boundaries