The Leydig Trust donates all money raised to Outsiders, the club for disabled people to find partners.

Outsiders serves a vital link for isolated people. Many disabled people need encouragement when seeking love in a society where status normally stems from good looks and money. Outsiders members have every kind of physical, social and mental disability and really appreciate a club where they feel accepted, and everyone can relax and be themselves.

Outsiders runs the Sex and Disability Helpline, dealing with calls from healthcare professionals and disabled people with sexual problems. Information and resources are provided to the public on the website.

Outsiders campaigns for the acceptance of disabled people as sexual partners. Outsiders is unique in the world and admired by disabled communities everywhere.

Mat Fraser says, "Disabled people and their friends have as much right to enjoy singles socialising as the next person. In this perfection-obsessed world, some disabled people need this club, that's why I support Outsiders"

Annie Sprinkle, Ph.D. wrote, "Outsiders is an outstanding organisation, and does extremely important community service. There's nothing else like it. In an ideal world, there would be Outsiders groups everywhere. I greatly admire Tuppy's commitment and creativity."

Barry Humphries says, "Let's face it, Outsiders is an adorable emotional safety net for the Madges of this world."

Contact Outsiders on info@outsiders.org.uk