Harry Gregg Foundation (UK, NIC103561) Browse events

Founded in 2015, the Harry Gregg Foundation is a local charity catering for all sections of our community; to promote positive changes, and provide opportunities to fulfil dreams. The Foundation encompasses the work previously undertaken through Coleraine FC Academy and continues to affirm all that the Academy stands for. The Foundation facilitates a wide range of activities for thousands of people each week within our local community, through participation in football, and various other health, lifestyle, educational, heritage and social inclusion activities.

Living Waters Ministries Ltd (UK, 701756) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Take 1 Studios (UK, 1145203) Browse events

Friends of St Luke's School Sway (FOSLSS) (UK, 1076665) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Rotary Club Of Bedford Charity Trust Fund (UK, 210686) Browse events

ACT FOR THE BENEFIT OF DISTRESSED PERSONS AND TO OR FOR THE BENEFIT OF SUCH CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, SOCIETIES AND OBJECTS AS THE ROTARY CLUB OF BEDFORD SHALL FROM TIME TO TIME DIRECT.

Knockevin Parent Staff Association (UK, 100479) Browse events

Knockevin Parent Staff Association raise funds to help support the amazing children of Knockevin School Downpatrick and Dundrum Early years Centre. We are comprised of Parents and Staff who work together to raise funds to support the children in any way we can.

Hounslow Seniors Trust (UK, 1148061) Browse events

We have provided the month long Hounslow Older People’s Festival for 26 years. We distribute 6,000 Festival brochures & this year many events sold out the day booking started. The rest of the year there are workshops and wellbeing events where we stay fit & have fun. www.hounslowseniorstrust.org

BARRETSTOWN (UK, BARRETSTOWN - N/A) Browse events

Belper North Mill Trust (UK, 1068485) Browse events

The Belper North Mill Trust at Strutt’s North Mill The Belper North Mill Trust runs the Derwent Valley Visitor Centre and an accredited museum in ‘Strutt’s North Mill’ in Belper, part of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site where, in the 18th century, the factory system was born, cotton spinning was revolutionised and building technology and the world of work changed forever. Once a part of the Strutt family’s extensive Belper mills complex and powered by the River Derwent, the North Mill (1804) was designed by William Strutt to be fire-resistant and is one of the earliest completely iron-framed mills in the world. Here using with the water-frame technology devised by his former partner, Richard Arkwright, Jedediah Strutt and his family helped to introduce mechanised cotton spinning to the Derwent Valley, an industry that formed the mainstay of Belper and the surrounding area for over 200 years. The Belper North Mill Trust’s mission is to protect and to promote the industrial heritage of the North Mill and of the Derwent Valley for the benefit of the public. With its volunteers the Trust works to share the story of the mills and the surrounding Strutt community, the world’s first ‘cotton town’ and of this part of the lovely River Derwent, in ‘the valley that changed the world’.

THE WIGSTON BAND (UK, 1126781) Browse events

Climate Science Ltd (UK, 1190993) Browse events

We make climate change solutions easy to understand, so that we can take real action together! Our content is accurate, actionable, and accessible because we want to make learning fun and spread science-backed information as widely as possible to help speed up the transition to a sustainable future.

Arms Around The Child UK (UK, Arms Around The Child UK - N/A) Browse events

THE ALDERSHOT AND DISTRICT OMNIBUS RESCUE AND RESTORATION SOCIETY (UK, 1069954) Browse events

Canvas (UK, 1138522) Browse events

Canvas exists for University Students! No matter what your degree is, what your likes & dislikes are, what religious background you come from, if any. We are about creating a real community, figuring out life & faith and bringing a bit more love to Selly Oak.

PROGRESSIVE WELFARE FOUNDATION (UK, 1190076) Browse events

Lighthouse High Wycombe (UK, 1114541) Browse events

Lighthouse High Wycombe primarily runs a children's summer holiday club, in the 1st full week of the Scholl holidays. Our aims are: 1) to promote the Christian faith primarily through the provision of an annual holiday week for children and young people in the area of High Wycombe, with a combination of performing arts, games, teaching, music, handicrafts and compatible activities 2) to promote the Christian faith to families and othre adults in teh community by activites related to object 1

Dundee Pride (UK, SC048159) Browse events

Our mission is to take a positive stance against discrimination and violence toward the lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, plus (LGBT+) community and to progress LGBT+ equality, awareness and inclusion.

Visyon Limited (UK, Visyon Limited - N/A) Browse events

WESTON ISLAMIC EDUCATION CENTRE (UK, 1125021) Browse events

Bedside Kosher (UK, 1191280) Browse events

Bedside Kosher provides fresh kosher meals and snacks to Jewish hospital patients and their visitors across the UK, free of charge. We also provide training to NHS staff on Kashrut laws, and advocate for better options to be made available for those keeping a strict Kosher diet. Bedside Kosher has over 350 registered volunteers who have delivered over 40,000 meals to Jewish patients in hospital since March 2020.

FD-UK Familial Dysautonomia formally known as DSGB (UK, 285399) Browse events

FDUK is a UK based charity to help support sufferers of Familial Dysautonomia and their families. One of the charitys main aims is to raise awareness in the community of FD as well as educate and help those with the condition. However, the condition is very rare and the charity is small and based in North London meaning many people around the country are unaware of it. The fear that the charity has is that there maybe people with the condition that are being diagnosed incorrectly and not receiving the correct treatment. The condition Familial dysautonomia (FD, used to be known as Riley Day syndrome) is a disorder of the autonomic nervous system which affects the sensory, sympathetic and some parasympathetic neurons in the autonomic and sensory nervous system resulting in variable symptoms including: insensitivity to pain, inability to produce tears, development delay, frequent lung infection caused by reflux or poor swallowing and labile blood pressure (episodic hypertension and postural hypotension). The charity Familial Dysautonomia United Kingdom (FDUK) is a charity set up to help support sufferers of FD and their families. Formally known as DSGB, the charity strives to raise awareness of the condition in the community. Its aim is also to raise money to fund individual medical needs and requirements, as well as to pay for specialised doctors in the condition to come to London to hold clinics to assess the FD sufferers and guide UK doctors in their specialised expertise. The charity is always looking for ways to spread awareness or raise money to support the sufferers. If you are able to help with either of these, please contact the group admin and they will be able to direct you.

The Gerrards Cross CE School PTA (UK, 293808) Browse events

The PTA finance equipment and events the school may not otherwise be able to afford and look to improve resources and therefore our children’s experience of their education. We also aim to build a sense of community for parents, carers and children through regular fun social activities.

Syria Temple Holding Corporation (UK, 250831910) Browse events

Dean Valley Regeneration Limited (UK, 046270) Browse events

Dean Valley Regeneration Limited is a charitable company set up in Edinburgh in 2015 by a group of local residents seeking to breathe new life into one of Scotland’s most important historic landscapes, the Dean Valley, which cuts dramatically through the Georgian City. The area lying between Stockbridge and the Dean Village includes the much loved walkway, spectacular buildings, walls, bridges, railings and embankments, and planting which has been added to over time but is now mature and overgrown. It is all in need of urgent renovation and care, but your financial support is needed. You can find out who we are and much more about the project on our website, www.deanvalley.org.uk . We have already commissioned and published a Conservation Statement and a Biodiversity Study and we now seek funding of £25,000 for the second phase of a Feasibility Study. This in turn will enable us to work with the City of Edinburgh Council towards an application to the Heritage Lottery Fund and an extensive programme of rebuilding and renovation. DVRL asks for your generous support to their work to improve the Dean Valley.

Align Technology supporting Operation Smile (UK, Align Technology supporting Operation Smile - N/A) Browse events