PLYMOUTH ROUND TABLE NO 246 (UK, 1049150) Browse events

Furbabies Cat Rescue (UK, 1175898) Browse events

We are a voluntary organisation that relies completely on the generosity of its followers. Without you we wouldn’t be able to help the cats and kittens who often come to us in very desperate situations. We are proud of the fact that we do not discriminate against any cat’s age, looks or history.

GUINEAN COMMUNITY OF BIRMINGHAM AND THE WEST MIDLANDS (UK, 1179022) Browse events

Jericho Road (UK, 1145740) Browse events

Making a difference in vulnerable women's livesJericho Road Project works with women affected by the sex industry in Nottingham. There are estimated to be around 80 women involved in street prostitution in Nottingham and over 250 women working off street. Many of them live in desperate situations struggling with issues such as drug addiction, homelessness and abuse. We make a difference by empowering clients to make life changing, informed choices. We also assist and support those who wish to exit prostitution, enabling them to live a life away from the sex industry. We are also a voice for those marginalised by the sex industry.We run an outreach service, drop in, do prison visiting and resettlement work, as well as more recently having opened a supported house and offering befriending to the women.

Habitat For Humanity Northern Ireland (UK, XR18070) Browse events

Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit, non-denominational Christian movement that welcomes to its work all people dedicated to eliminating poverty housing and making adequate, affordable shelter a matter of conscience and action. Habitat is founded on the conviction that every man, woman and child should have a simple, decent affordable place to live in dignity and safety. Since its founding in 1976, Habitat has built more than 600,000 homes worldwide with a Habitat home now completed somewhere in the world every 5.5 minutes. Habitat has become a global leader in addressing poverty housing by helping more than 3 million people of all races, faiths and backgrounds to have a safe, healthy place to live.

Friends of Christ Church Infants (UK, 1038487) Browse events

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Children in Poverty Inverclyde (UK, SC044563) Browse events

1000 children in Inverclyde will not have a holiday, not be clothed properly and feel marginalised. Britain is the sixth largest economy in the world with more millionaires than ever,so why have 330,000 food parcels been handed out to hungry children, with Inverclyde accounting for 4000 of these parcels. It’s time to think Mission statement: Tackle Child Poverty Promote Equality Stimulate Children Encourage Participation Poverty can have a profound impact on the child, their family, and the rest of society. It often sets in motion a deepening spiral of social exclusion, creating problems in education, employment, mental and physical health and social interaction.

Graham Adams Centre (UK, 1125448) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.The Graham Adams Centre is a Community Centre at the heart of Southam. The Graham Adams Centre is a charity run community centre with all our costs met through our fundraising efforts (including grants) and the room hire paid by community groups.We also run a number of community activities for example; Messy Mealtimes (under 5s cooking), Southam Youth Club, Southam School of Samba, a Lunch Club for the elderly and host the Southam Foodbank. Charity No: 1125448 Find out more Website http://www.grahamadamscentre.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/grahamadamscentresoutham Twitter https://www.twitter.com/gacsoutham

Forever Eight (UK, 1202104) Browse events

Set up in memory of our brave Amelia, that lost her battle with Neuroblastoma at 8 years old. We saw how an activity or gift improved her mood whilst in hospital and wanted to share that with other children hospitalised with long term illness. We will also be funding research into Neuroblastoma.

Elephant Aid International (UK, 272243265) Browse events

Strabane Food Bank (UK, 103666) Browse events

Strabane Food Bank is based at 5D John Wesley Street Strabane , supporting people living in crisis, offering support through our listening ear service and further tailored support plans for individuals and families to help reduce poverty insecurities.

Christie Lake Kids (UK, 132784471RR0001) Browse events

We provide free recreational programs to kids from low-income households. For over 100 years, we have offered programming to Ottawa’s most vulnerable children and youth. Our team provides outreach throughout the year, surrounding children with support, teaching, encouraging and inspiring.

Basingstoke Freestyle Kickboxing (UK, 1209044) Browse events

BFK is more than just a place to train; it's a community where integrity, determination, teamwork, and inclusivity are the cornerstones of our success. We're proud to be a charitable organisation that gives back to the community and we believe that everyone has the potential to be successful, but it takes hard work, dedication, and the right support. At our club, you'll find all three. But we are so much more than a sport, the benefits are wide ranging, whether you're a child that needs confidence, a teenager that has fallen in with the wrong crowd or an adult that is struggling with the challenges of daily life. We set challenges that when achieved will help confidence grow. We set the example and bring a positive message that empowers people to make right choices and there is no better place than on the mat, after a few rounds to foster friendships and release those daily pressures. BFK really is a special place. We would love to bring the benefits to so many more and that's why we are raising funds to provide a place we can call home. But money is only one part of the process, once the funds are raised, each and every student will be required to make the place ours, whether it be by using a paintbrush or running a class, they will learn that with effort anything is possible.

The Horton Epsom (UK, 1167510) Browse events

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TCY WOMEN (UK, 331391526) Browse events

Through reliable health education, community-rooted research, and grassroots connection, we equip women with the knowledge, tools, and support they need to take charge of their health.

Little Chalfont Community Library (UK, 1154802) Browse events

Little Chalfont Community Library was rescued from imminent closure in 2007 and has been run on a community basis ever since. It is entirely managed and run by over 50 unpaid volunteers and funded by donations, grants and fund raising activities. We offer all the facilities of a Council run library and are linked to the South East Library Management Computer system. Membership and other services are provided free of charge and customers can use their County Council library card to borrow books and other items. We also run a film club, reading groups, a 'Knit and Natter' group, computer classes and many other activities. Over the last nine years the Library has gone from strength to strength with an increase in visitor numbers and the number of books issued. Our aim is to continue to be a friendly hub for local people to access information and education free of charge in the middle of Little Chalfont.

THE SEAL PROJECT (UK, 1187703) Browse events

1756 (Broxburn) Squadron Air Cadets (UK, SC024629) Browse events

We promote and encourage a practical interest in aviation and the Royal Air Force among young people and provide training which will be useful in the Services and civilian life. Encourage the spirit of adventure and develop qualities of leadership and good citizenship.

Northampton Headway (UK, 1014926) Browse events

Northampton Headway Specialist Social and Therapeutic center for people who have sustained traumatic or acquired brain injury.

Bristol Reconnect (UK, 1157019) Browse events

We support people who face severe and multiple disadvantages. These disadvantages include homelessness, addictions, mental health problems, imprisonment and other severe challenges. We support them to make a positive difference, and become active citizens.

Kidz2gether (UK, 1162779) Browse events

We support and introduce children and young people between the ages of 5 & 16, in mainstream education who have Autism into inclusive social settings. We support their families and the wider community, working to the best of our abilities regardless of race, culture or ethnic origins.

Middle Street Resource Centre (UK, 1160885) Browse events

Middle Street Resource Centre, Beeston, Nottingham We are a community centre covering the whole of greater Nottingham with the ethos of supporting people with mental health challenges but also encouraging  all the local population to come along and help break the stigma of mental health. We run a wide variety of courses from Relaxation to Mixed Textiles and Shedders (woodwork room and facilities) We also have a wonderful Community Cafe offering hot and cold food everyday. There is a Community Garden a with sensory garden in the process of being finished. The centre is a friendly and safe place for all members of society. A warm welcome will given to everyone. Our Charity, Beeston Community Resource CIO, was set up in 2015 and we took over the management of Middle Street Resource Centre, from the local authority, in April 2015. For the last 2 years we have successfully increased the range of activities in the centre and built up a very successful Community Cafe as well as an outreach community garden group. The major ethos of the charity is to support the health and well-being of people in the area who have mental health challenges and to encourage a wider participation in the centre as a way of breaking down stigma. Charity No: 1160885 Find out more Website https://msrc.org.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/msrcbeeston/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel

Llandrillo Parochial Church Council (UK, XR72469) Browse events

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GODMANCHESTER BAPTIST CHURCH (UK, 1188171) Browse events

Schools for Kenya (UK, 1142265) Browse events

We are currently raising funds for the construction of a new secondary school in the village of Lenkisem in Kenya. Last year we gave the go-ahead for a science laboratory which is now complete. We are educating over 100 children and are now raising money for a new dormitory for the children to use.