Fairfield Community Sports Hub (UK, SC043752) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Yompathon CIO (UK, 1197484) Browse events

The Objects for which the charity is established for the benefit of the public are to relieve, promote and protect the health, and thereby rehabilitate leaving and former members of Her Majesty’s Services and Emergency Services affected by physical wounds and injury, posttraumatic stress disorder and psychological issues of disempowerment resulting from service life for the benefit of the public in such ways that are exclusively charitable according to English law.

The Warrior Programme (UK, 1120893) Browse events

Warrior runs 3 day training & motivation courses with 12 month structured support & signposting for Veterans, Serving Personnel, their Familiy Members & Carers of Veterans. The course teaches participants practical, effective tools to help them manage challenging situations & improve performance.

George's Windmills (UK, 1194981) Browse events

WHITEHALL PARK SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (UK, 1178753) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

CKDCF (UK, 1104342) Browse events

The Charlie and Kathleen Dunnery Children's Fund (CKDCF) was formed in 2002 with the sole aim of raising funds for children's health, wellness and educational needs in and around the Cumbria area. The CKDCF is a unique organization in that it has no paid members.

The Walton Centre Charity (UK, The Walton Centre Charity - N/A) Browse events

AVALON CAMPS (UK, 1172169) Browse events

Avalon Camps is a charity based in Somerset, which gives disadvantaged children from Bristol between the ages of 7 & 10, an opportunity to have a free holiday in the countryside. The children, who often have difficult home lives, are recommended by their teachers or care and welfare officers.

Signpost (UK, SC032398) Browse events

Signpost is an award-winning charity based in West Lothian. Its aim is to make things happen for families of children and young people with disabilities, by offering practical help and informal emotional support, so that young disabled people have the same choices and opportunities as others.

VOLUNTARY ACTION - SWINDON (UK, 287732) Browse events

HM Revenue and Customs in Aid of The Lifeboat Fund (UK, SC041904/248421) Browse events

HMRC is supporting the Lifeboat Fund's 150th anniversary appealto raise £1.1 million by 2017 towards the cost of a Shannon class all-weatherlifeboat. Charity No: SC041904/248421 Find out more Website http://thelifeboatfund.org.uk

United Synagogue (UK, 242552U) Browse events

US Futures connecting the next generation. Providing creative programmes and bursaries for the future of Jewish youth

The Earth Community Trust (UK, 1143660) Browse events

The Earth Community Trust supports Voices for the Earth, Love Letter to the Earth, Eradicating Ecocide and Earth Walkers.

Home-Start Conwy (UK, 1109685) Browse events

Home-Start is one of the leading family support charities in the UK. We help families with young children deal with whatever life throws at them. We support parents as they learn to cope, improve their confidence and build better lives for their children.Across all four nations of the United Kingdom 16,000 volunteers support 30,000 families and 60,000 children to transform their lives.There are 269 local, independent Home-Starts and Home-Start Conwy supports families in the County of Conwy in North Wales.At the heart of each Home-Start’s work is home visiting volunteer support. Families struggling with post-natal depression, isolation, physical health problems, bereavement and many other issues receive the support of a volunteer who will spend around two hours a week in a family’s home supporting them in the ways they need.Home-Start also supports families in groups, holds day trips and Christmas parties and helps access local services, as well as lots of other support.  WHY OUR CAUSE MATTERSThe five years between birth and school are vital for a child’s development. What goes on inside a family strongly determines the opportunities and life chances children have. Children who are raised in a stable, loving, family environment are more likely to have a positive and healthy future.Home-Start works because our volunteers are parents. They understand how hard it can be. They work alongside parents, in their own homes, to help them cope with the stresses and strains of life and make sure they have the skills, confidence and strength to nurture their children.Our support means:95% of families felt their children’s emotional and physical health and well-being had improved95% of parents felt more involved in their children’s development94% of parents felt less isolated94% of parents said their emotional health had improved95% of parents felt more able to cope with the day-to-day running of the houseOUR VALUESWe offer families choiceWe work in partnershipWe work in a spirit of openness, encouragement and enjoymentWe are flexible and responsive  Charity No: 1109685 Find out more Website http://www.home-start.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/home-start-conwy Twitter https://www.twitter.com/homestartconwy

TAMWORTH AMATEUR BOXING CLUB (UK, 1111325) Browse events

Rotary Crown Tavern Charity Walk (UK, 500720) Browse events

The 37th Rotary Crown Tavern Charity Walk, Scarborough is to be held on Sunday 4th May 14. ALL the money walkers raise goes to local disabled and disadvantaged children/young people. The beneficiaries need your support to ensure equipment and services can be provided that are desperately needed.

Cape Care Charity (UK, PBO930044825) Browse events

Children are the future of our country. Many children from impoverished areas want better life than what their parents have given them. They are prepared to study hard but cannot afford it. Cape Care Charity meet these children, looks at their needs and introduces them to sponsors for funding.

Helping Birmingham's Homeless (UK, 1175195) Browse events

Our mission is to assess and support individuals who find themselves homeless or sleeping rough in the Birmingham area with emergency food, clothes, sleeping bags and other items where necessary. We also assist people to find accommodation, to obtain identification so that they can claim benefits and restart their lives. Tackling the problem of rough sleepers and homeless people in Birmingham should be on everybody's radar. Life on the streets is hard, and we have lost 8 of our local homeless population since Christmas alone. We are increasingly seeing more and more young people forced to sleep on the streets, with no food and little clothing and bedding.Working alongside the local organisation The Red Bag Co, Aston University staff have set up up a new charity called Helping Birmingham's Homeless (charity number 1175195) and staff and students are already making a difference as we distribute food, hot drinks, clothes toiletries and sleeping bags every Sunday night. This is a great start but we want to do more,  we still desperately need donations and we have decided to ask for your help in funding the purchase of clothes, food and sleeping bags for our local homeless community. Charity No: 1175195 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://www.facebook.com/helpingbrumhomeless/ Twitter https://twitter.com/Brum_homeless

DOLMAR TRUST (UK, 1089399) Browse events

Action Deafness (UK, 1163758) Browse events

There are 189,000 Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Deafened and Deafblind adults, and at least 800 hearing impaired children living in Leicestershire. Research shows that 71% of over 70 year-olds have some sort of hearing loss, along with 41% of over 50s. We work towards an inclusive society by offering many services, including communication and interpreting.

Fight Ald (UK, 562467099) Browse events

Autism Networks (A.N) (UK, 1141889) Browse events

Autism Networks is based in Crewe town Centre and we are close to all transport routes and parking is adjacent to our Centre. Autism Networks was established in December 2002, by a group of parents, carers, professionals as well as individuals with Autistic Spectrum Disorder.

Goldsworth Park district guides (UK, 1035189) Browse events

We have girlguiding units for girls aged 4- 14 years old, so all funds raised will continue to support them with keeping costs to a minimum and ensuring our HQ is functional for us to use.

St Madoc Christian Youth Camp (UK, 1118509) Browse events

The St Madoc Centre is the perfect venue for schools, church groups and youth groups to come and enjoy themselves. Set in 76 acres of Britain’s most beautiful countryside on a mile of unspoilt, secluded beach, not only is the St Madoc Centre great fun it is also a picturesque venue for conferences, weddings and leader’s retreats. The Centre provides fun learning opportunities that often incorporate environmental and conservation awareness, and this length of stay would also provide a good amount of time for team games and exploring our 76 acre site. In addition to the interests of ancient woodland, acres of ‘open space’ and a private area of beach; the Centre has a games room, sports hall and many other activities where children can be practically involved. For instance, our sustainable garden area with poultry and pigs, that supplies our on-site kitchen with produce for the children’s meals, has amazed and intrigued the youngsters and provided an excellent practical medium of introducing them to a ‘world’ that many of them have never known before.

CHAMOS (UK, 1123410) Browse events

Relief of poverty, advance education and the preservation and protection of good health of children in Venezuela.