The Phoenix International Charity (UK, 1124224) Browse events

The Phoenix International Charity is an independent initiative, raising funds for worthy causes in the UK and across the globe. In addition to supporting nominated charities on a corporate level through the sale of Phoenix Christmas cards, Phoenix Traders run their own initiatives to help raise money for many causes.

Disabled Sailing Association Ltd (UK, Disabled Sailing Association Ltd - N/A) Browse events

FRIENDS OF SULHAMSTEAD AND UFTON NERVET SCHOOL (UK, 1098502) Browse events

WEALDEN FESTIVAL FOUNDATION (UK, 1170588) Browse events

Iain Rennie Hospice At Home (UK, 297847) Browse events

Our vision is that patients with cancer and other life-limiting illnesses in our area can choose how and where they want to be cared for towards the end of life. We provide 24/7 responsive Hospice at Home care and support for all the family during the illness and through bereavement.

Abu Bakr Trust Burnley (UK, 505715) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Alice House Hospice (UK, Alice House Hospice - N/A) Browse events

Nepal in Need (UK, 1128563) Browse events

Our mission is to help the mountain people of Nepal with primary health care, education and the provision of basic utilities in order that they lead better, healthier and more enriched lives. We have no religious or political affiliation.

Christ Church School Surbiton PSA (UK, 1128446) Browse events

The PSA for Christ Church C of E Primary School, Surbiton, raises money for enrichment activities for pupils at the school. The funds raised support music, art, science projects, books, IT equipment, trips and much more!

Masjid-e-umer Trust (UK, 1083652) Browse events

The Masjid has been serving the local community since 1977. The Masjid originally started in a small house on Queens Road, and in 1981 the Synagogue was purchased and converted into Masjid. The New Masjid has three floors , The basement includes a community area, the facility to have 5 classes, Wudhu facilities, and mortuary room. The Ground floor, main prayer hall for 5 daily prayers and 1 class room which is also used to facilitate women. The first floor comprises of 3 classroom and holds 2 additional Hifz class. Contruction - In March 2001 the trustees embarked upon the re-construction of the Masjid, after securing planning permission. The demolition of the Masjid started on 16th June 2002. The reconstruction of the masjid was completed just before Ramadan 1424 AH. (16 October 2003), within 16 months. The project cost the community approx £2.5 Million and the majority of money was raised locally. The Madressah has approx 300 Boys and Girls from the ages of 5 to 18 years attending and runs Monday to Friday. Our aim is to teach children about Islam and ti Instill in them the ethos of Islam, equip all to to face and deal with the pressures of the times we live in and prepare their young hearts and minds so as to make them proud of the peace-loving religion they follow. Masjid-E-Umer is the hub / focus of the community and seeks to educate believers on the whole range of issues. It is a place for contracting marriages, a place to find comfort and solace at times of grief and bereavement, a forum to request practical and financial aid for charitable causes. The Masjid provides men and women with opportunities to support and serve the whole community teachings, hosting visits from schools, colleges and provide help and guidance to various service providers. The Masjid also plays an important role in areas of regeneration, health and education. The Masjid helps connect diverse groups of people and is an active participant within all faith communities.

MADaboutART (UK, 1093147) Browse events

MADaboutART aims to do things differently; to MAKE A DIFFERENCE (MAD); to be creative and solve problems by giving young people skills to make changes to self and others. We are based in Knysna in the Western Cape of South Africa and our programme serves children and youth in low income areas of high unemployment and high HIV prevalence. Consequently children and youth are affected by issues of poverty, poor nutrition, ill health, low educational attainment, lack of self-esteem and under-achievement. Many face tough social problems as a result of marginalisation. At our children’s community centre in Nekkies on the outskirts of Knysna we aim to provide a safe ‘home from home’ where children feel loved and nurtured and are inspired to fulfil their potential and reach for their dreams. Children and youth work together to fight HIV – learning how to protect themselves and challenging stigmatisation of people living with HIV. Our programme of ‘experiential’ expressional art and narrative therapy encourages involvement and fun, creating a ‘children teaching children’ approach. Young adults are recruited and trained to become ‘Youth Ambassadors’ who provide strong, positive role models to inspire children and youth to make healthy choices and make a difference in their communities. MADaboutART is a registered charity (reg. no. 1093147). Company reg. no 4257716. Registered office 14 Oxford Road, London NW6 5SL. Registered in England. A company limited by guarantee

YouthSchool (UK, SC040499) Browse events

Using an innovative combination of training and development, micro-finance and business support - YouthSchool helps to transform the lives of young people. With a focus on education and livelihoods it develops working models that create meaningful employment opportunities for youth.

UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, (UCCUK) (UK, 1137216) Browse events

Gears of Goodwill (UK, 1186435) Browse events

To relieve the needs of homeless persons, or those at risk of homelessness, particularly but not exclusively, in Derbyshire by the provision of food drink clothing, companionship, advice, signposting & practical and emotional support

ICUsteps (UK, 1117033) Browse events

The Intensive Care Unit Support Teams for Ex-Patients (ICUsteps) was founded in 2005 by ex-patients, their relatives and ICU staff to support patients and their families through the long road to recovery from critical illness. Our aims are to:

SLEEP POD (UK, 1187295) Browse events

THE PCC OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW, ARMLEY WITH ST. MARY, NEW WORTLEY (UK, 1131632) Browse events

Shane Alderman Charitable Trust (UK, 1128710) Browse events

It helps disabled sports men and women to reach their full potential by supplying finance for travel ,equipment ,training and physiotherapy.

Maldives Whale Shark Research Programme (UK, 1130369) Browse events

Established in 2006 the Maldives Whale Shark Research Programme (MWSRP) exists to conduct whale shark research projects and foster community focused conservation initiatives within the Maldives and throughout the Indian Ocean. UK charity No. 1130369 and Maldivian NGO No. T/2013/07/03

Sparkes Home Sri Lanka (UK, 1128189) Browse events

The Sparkes Home Sri Lanka houses 40 girls and is situated on the east coast of Sri Lanka. The girls are either victims of the 2004 tsunami, victims of the recent civil war or from families who are so poor they cannot afford to keep their children.

Becket Keys Church of England School (UK, UKPRN:10037579) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Baby Godiva - Coventry's Baby Bank (UK, 1186073) Browse events

We supply free of charge pre-loved and new nursery items and consumables to families in need, helping to recycle and provide to those that may not be able to afford them. We collect and redistribute essentials, primarily for babies aged 0-12 months but we also support older children where possible.

Ford Green Hall Museum (UK, 1156839) Browse events

Ford Green Hall is a 17th century timber-framed farmhouse in Stoke-on-Trent. Every year it offers visitors (including thousands of children on school trips) a fascinating insight into our past. The Museum is also closely connected to the local community via craft workshops utilising original historic methods of production, theme-based activities for children during the school holidays, musical events and local history talks. We are a Charitable Community Group who were set up to save the Museum from closure in 2013 and we now run the Museum and are responsible for maintaining the building. Extensive restoration work undertaken in the 1980's led to many timber repairs involving the installation of timber mouldings which are now in poor condition, leading to water damage of the main beams. The repairs need to be completed within the next year and our lowest quote from a specialist builder is for £20,000. We are appealing for contributions to help preserve this wonderful building so that future generations may enjoy its insight into the way our ancestors lived.

Harrow Development Trust (UK, Harrow Development Trust - N/A) Browse events

Think Charitable Foundation (UK, 1156979) Browse events

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship in particular but not exclusively by the provision of grants to individuals or charities or other organisations working towards this.