Ayesha Community Education (UK, 1121317) Browse events

ACE was setup in 2005 with a clear vision to meet the needs of the local community in general and the Muslim community in particular. The sole purpose of Ayesha Community Education is to serve our community and we do not have anyone to support us except the community (which is you). www.ayeshas.org

The Brokerage Citylink (UK, 1059173) Browse events

Our vision is that all young Londoners, regardless of background, will have the understanding, skills and confidence to make the most of the career opportunities in the City, improving their social mobility and life chances, and bringing diversity into the City of London.

Lakelands Day Care Hospice (UK, 1062120) Browse events

Lakelands Hospice provides specialist palliative care and support services for people living with cancer and heart failure. Our aim is to enhance the quality of life for those in need and their loved ones at a time of crisis and beyond in an environment that provides tranquillity, support and care.

Yorkshire Ambulance Service Charity (UK, Yorkshire Ambulance Service Charity - N/A) Browse events

Freeman Heart & Lung Transplant Association (UK, 1157894) Browse events

To help and support heart and lung transplant patients of the Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne both financially and by providing facilities for recreation to enable them to improve their condition. Also to educate the public of the need for organ donation.

High Wycombe Gateway Club (UK, 1097433) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. High Wycombe Gateway Club is a social club for adults with learning disabilities in the High Wycombe & district area.  The Club meets weekly during term time and is entirely run by unpaid volunteers.Our weekly programme is varied providing opportunities for our members to take part in sports, art, drama, quizzes, talent shows and so much more.  We also organise regular outings and an annual weekend holiday. Charity No: 1097433 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website

The Edward Foundation (UK, SC044288) Browse events

Every penny raised is spent on the dogs welfare. Our volunteers work tirelessly to raising funds, opening their homes and hearts to a dog that is in need of medical treatment or just love.

Mamie Martin Fund (UK, SCO21483) Browse events

The Mamie Martin Fund supports the secondary education ofgirls in schools run by the Synod of Livingstonia in Northern Malawi. We are an established Scottish charity with family links to northern Malawi where we work with our partners to ensure that no girl is denied secondary education through poverty. We support Malawian girls who havea place at secondary school but are not able to pay the annual school fees. Charity No: SCO21483 REGIST Find out more Website http://mamiemartin.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MamieMartinFund/ Twitter http://twitter.com/MamieMartinFund

Maruva Trust (UK, 1124255) Browse events

Maruva Trust is a UK registered charity. Its primary aim is to improve the lives of HIV positive children through the development of appropriate care and support services.

Happy Valley Room (UK, 1078465) Browse events

This is the fundraising page for 'The Valley Room', a new building which will provide additional learning space needed for Valley Road Primary School.Our target is £40,000. We have made a good start and raised £8,000 so far but need help raising more funds. The new room we would like to build will be called ‘The Valley Room’ and will be a multi-use learning space but it will predominately be used for music lessons, the Breakfast and After School Club and 1:1 learning which is so important for the children. Currently music lessons and 1:1 learning can happen in far from ideal locations such as in corridors or meeting rooms. This room will also be used by the local community too during non-school time by holiday and music clubs and so it will not just benefit the School children but the wider community too. Charity No: 1078465 Find out more Website http://www.valley-road.oxon.sch.uk/ Facebook Please click here to visit our Facebook page

Younger People with Dementia (Berkshire) CIO (UK, 1171720) Browse events

We support younger people (that is, people of working age) in Berkshire who develop a dementia. We also support their families. We provide respite services within the working week, both within a workshop setting and on a one-to-one basis.

Lions Club of Windsor (UK, 283758) Browse events

The Lions Club of Windsor has raised around £2m through large and small events and corporate sponsorship. Not bad for a local charity club, however none of this would have been possible without its supporters and members - ordinary people doing extraordinary things! The club is part of the Lions Clubs International, the largest community service organisation in the world. It raises funds and provides services for those less fortunate locally, nationally and internationally.

HNCF (UK, 1160602) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. We support innovative research into less invasive treatments for head and neck cancer. You can help drive our cause.

Alder Hey Family House Trust Limited (UK, Alder Hey Family House Trust Limited - N/A) Browse events

JUVENIS (UK, 1168544) Browse events

Sobell House (UK, Sobell House - N/A) Browse events

Northumbria Blood Bikes (UK, 1152745) Browse events

Northumbria Blood Bikes aims to deliver essential blood products and other urgent medical supplies out of hours between hospitals and healthcare sites in North East England. Saving money… Outside normal office hours, when their own transport service is not available, hospitals have to rely on taxis or couriers to transfer urgent medical supplies or test samples between hospitals and other sites. Blood Bike groups across the country seek to carry out this service free of charge, saving thousands of pounds that our hospitals can use elsewhere. Northumbria Blood Bikes will be run by volunteers, giving their own free time to deliver the service. Saving lives... In critical situations, blood or other medical items need to be delivered urgently in order to save a patient's life. Blood bikes, with their distinctive livery and narrow profile, can quickly get through busy traffic reaching the destination sooner. Furthermore, we’re a dedicated service, so we’re not going to be busy picking up nightclub customers when your urgent call comes in! Professional…. All our riders are trained to a standard far higher than legal requirements; they are each required to hold an advanced riding qualification to ensure a professional standard of driving every time.  Every rider is fully uniformed and carries identification. The bikes carry bright reflective livery and have specially adapted carriers to transport blood, plasma, breast milk, samples and associated products safely and securely. We have full insurance cover from a policy designed specifically for the duties our blood bikes undertake.

THE JAC LEWIS FOUNDATION (UK, 1185246) Browse events

Masanga UK (UK, 1136339) Browse events

Masanga Hospital is located in Sierra Leone in the Tonkolili District. Grace's Fund has been created to support the rehabilitation of the hospital and raise it's profile within the UK.

Champion Chanzige (UK, 1164402) Browse events

Champion Chanzige is a small charity, supporting primary schools in Tanzania. In particular CC (Champion Chanzige) Likes to support income creating initiatives withing schools that will give pupils additional skills that may improve their chances in adulthood. At the same time any income created from these projects is reinvested in the schools. For example CC have funded a number of 'chicken keeping' projects. The schools are provided with a large brick hen house, a fenced chicken run, up to 200 chicks and enough food and vaccinations for sixth months, The charity fund training in chicken husbandry and in business skills for both the students and the pupils. Other projects have included, a tree nursery, kitchen garden and screen printing. The charity is run entirely by volunteers, ensuring that every penny raised goes to these valuable projects.

The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust Charitable Fund (UK, 1054745) Browse events

The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust Charitable Fund comprises over 100 separate funds each with their own unique purpose, including the benefit of staff and patients, and to support and enhance the services and research provided by The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust.

Gympanzees (UK, 1189375) Browse events

Our mission at Gympanzees is to enable every child and young person with a disability to access regular play, exercise and friendship, to improve their physical and mental health and wellbeing, and to take their families out of isolation.

Standing Voice (UK, 1151250) Browse events

In Tanzania people with albinism are being marginalised, mutilated and murdered. In response to this crisis, Standing Voice’s pioneering projects promote the social inclusion and human rights of people with albinism in the country. We defend the innate human need for inclusion and difference.

Cope Foundation (UK, 20007584) Browse events

Our aim is to enhance the lives of people with an intellectual disability and/or autism by working in partnership with them, their families and local communities.

The Boom Foundation (UK, NI00145) Browse events

The Boom Foundation was set up in memory of Philip Wilson who lost his battle to sarcoma cancer on 8 March 2013. Our aim is to help fill the gaps in the support that he received, that his fiancee, friends and family recognised during his battle. Sarcomas are rare cancers that develop in the supporting or connective tissues of the body such as muscle, bone, nerves, cartilage, blood vessels and fat. The Boom Foundation aims to raise public awareness and funds, of which 50% will go towards support initiatives in Northern Ireland including a new sarcoma support group for patients and families and financial grants for individuals and families. The other 50% will go to Sarcoma UK to support its nationally-focused work to improve standards of treatment and care for patients in the UK and to fund vital research.