Non-Prophet Week is an annual charity week for the irreligious in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and is coordinated by the Humanist Students (formally The National Federation of Atheist, Humanist and Secular Societies, AHS). The National Federation of Atheist, Humanist and Secular Student Societies has a non-profit week, an annual event, during which it harnesses the enthusiasm and commitment of students to raise money for charities such as Children in Need, Amnesty International and Médecins Sans Frontières. "AHS Society Awards 2011: Most Raised during Non-Prophet Week - Aston Humanist Society". ^ "Non-Prophet Week, and why humanist charity matters". ^ "Non-Prophet Week, and why humanist charity matters". ^ "Non-Prophet Week: AHS Godless Giving | Humanists International". ^ "Aston Humanist Society: Non-prophet week: Update 1".

During the week, AHS societies and similar organisations in Ireland and the UK are encouraged to r. NonProphet Week is an annual charity week for the irreligious in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and is coordinated by the National Federation of Atheist, Humanist and Secular Student Societies (AHS). ... Non-Prophet Week

Non-Prophet Week, and why humanist charity matters Non-Prophet Week, and why humanist charity matters All this week, young humanists are raising money for good causes. The BHA’s student section, the AHS, is hosting its annual Non-Prophet Week, and the International Humanist and Ethical Youth Organisation has launched its Better Tomorrow humanist charity drive. Schools in Uganda greatly benefited from last year’s Non-Prophet Week, as organised by non-religious students at universities across the UK and Ireland During last year’s Non-Prophet week we raised money for the Ugandan Humanist Schools Trust, an organisation which provides a secular education in a country riven with religious tensions. This year, we have chosen to support Give Directly, a charity which simply transfers cash to extremely poor people in Kenya and Uganda.

Non-Prophet Week is an annual charity week for the irreligious in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and is coordinated by the Humanist Students (formally The National Federation of Atheist, Humanist and Secular Societies, AHS). The National Federation of Atheist, Humanist and Secular Student Societies has a non-profit week, an annual event, during which it harnesses the enthusiasm and commitment of students to raise money for charities such as Children in Need, Amnesty International and Médecins Sans Frontières. "AHS Society Awards 2011: Most Raised during Non-Prophet Week - Aston Humanist Society". ^ "Non-Prophet Week, and why humanist charity matters". ^ "Non-Prophet Week, and why humanist charity matters". ^ "Non-Prophet Week: AHS Godless Giving | Humanists International". ^ "Aston Humanist Society: Non-prophet week: Update 1".

During the week, AHS societies and similar organisations in Ireland and the UK are encouraged to r. NonProphet Week is an annual charity week for the irreligious in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and is coordinated by the National Federation of Atheist, Humanist and Secular Student Societies (AHS). ... Non-Prophet Week

Non-Prophet Week, and why humanist charity matters Non-Prophet Week, and why humanist charity matters All this week, young humanists are raising money for good causes. The BHA’s student section, the AHS, is hosting its annual Non-Prophet Week, and the International Humanist and Ethical Youth Organisation has launched its Better Tomorrow humanist charity drive. Schools in Uganda greatly benefited from last year’s Non-Prophet Week, as organised by non-religious students at universities across the UK and Ireland During last year’s Non-Prophet week we raised money for the Ugandan Humanist Schools Trust, an organisation which provides a secular education in a country riven with religious tensions. This year, we have chosen to support Give Directly, a charity which simply transfers cash to extremely poor people in Kenya and Uganda.