Plant Heritage is the Uk's only charity dedicated to the conservation of our cultivated plants. Changing fashions, disease and mass propagation have put many plants at risk, and so much work is needed to safeguard the future of Britain’s gardens as we know them.The 630 National Plant Collections are living libraries, conserving different plant groups in cultivation for historical, medicinal and ornamental purposes.Plant Heritage wants to act before it is too late. We want to identify cultivars at risk and take action to safeguard their future. The Threatened Plants Project was set up 4 years ago as a ground breaking venture to discover which plants are rare and which ones aren’t, which are worthy or being conserved and do something about it. Your donation will help to fund our vital work and ensure that our children and grandchildren can continue to enjoy our garden heritage as we know it.. Charity No: 1004009/SC04178 Find out more Website http://www.nccpg.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/OurPlantHeritage Twitter https://twitter.com/Plantheritage
We are a charity, formed in a Methodist Church in Bradford, to support the poor villagers of Shanti Nagar in Pakistan, because, as Christians, they cannot find employment in a Muslim region.
Can you help us?We are a very small charity, committed to keeping one of the most important post-war gardens in the country maintained and open to the public, promoting the understanding and enjoyment of art, architecture and garden design. We only have only two part-time paid members of staff (our gardeners) - relying on volunteers, visitors through the gate, and donations to continue - so your support can really make a difference to our work.
Bristol Volunteers for Development Abroad is a student-run charity encouraging students to make a difference in developing countries. We also work hard to raise awareness of international development within the UK. Currently we are running projects in Uganda, Nepal, Malawi and Rwanda.
CommuniCare is a charity providing information, advice and support to anyone in need. We deal with a huge range of issues including helping with benefits checking, welfare rights, form filling and housing advice, information on living with disabilities, help for carers and much more.CommuniCare aims to make their service available to those in need in a way that is mostaccessible to them. As well as the advice centre in East Reading, CommuniCareruns weekly and monthly outreach advice sessions in other areas across Reading Our funding comes from donations, fund raising activities and local support. Every penny raised helps us to continue supporting those in need in Reading. Charity No: 1078694 Find out more Website http://www.communicare.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CommuniCareRDG/ Twitter https://twitter.com/CommuniCareRDG
CSEF is a national charity dedicated to reducing the number of child victims through interactive child safety education. Key focus is placed on the delivery of Personal, Social, Health and Citizenship Education to children and young people in the British Isles.
The Peace of Mind Project offers skilled, accessible and friendly meditation training for the benefit of all, and especially for the benefit of combat veterans, homecoming Service people and their families whose lives have been affected by war.
A disability recreation & sports club for people of all ages with disabilities that affect mobility and balance.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Right Choice Academy enables young people to take part in activities that may otherwise be inaccessible or unknown to them due to social, economic or personal disadvantage. These positive experiences will engage, motivate and inspire them to realise their full potential.RCA offers an experience in which young people can discover so much about themselves and what they are capable of achieving in a challenging environment through their own efforts. Many of the young people we will work with are low educational achievers and a lack of self-esteem means they have no belief in their ability to change the course of their lives for the better. They lack confidence in their own ability, find it difficult to communicate and relate with others, and to maintain relationships.A number of the young people are from areas of social and economic deprivation, both urban and rural. A proportion have emotional or behavioural problems, are resistant to authority or even advice, and are hard to reach and engage with.Some of the young people are from troubled family backgrounds, and that includes those who are in or have been in care, are young carers or are victims of abuse. Charity No: 1161957 Find out more Website http://www.rightchoiceacademy.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RightChoiceAcademy/?fref=ts YouTube https://youtu.be/XoqpK0EHMrE
We provide support, training, councelling and befriending for adults and children with epilepsy, their families and carers. Information and support is also provided to professionals and the general public on epilepsy awareness, seizure management and first aid. Our aim is to raise awareness of the condition and dispel the myths and stigmas often associated with epilepsy.
St Alban's District Scouts is one of the largest and most active districts in Hertfordshire. We support young people aged 6-25 experience the adventure of the great outdoors.
Hale Scouts (2nd Farnham) Welcome to our Virgin Money Giving Page All annual / Term fees will now be combined and collected on termly (academic year) basis for each section, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts. The fee has been set at £36 a term, or if you wish you can pay one installment of £108 for the entire year. Please follow the payment instructions, click on the "Make a donation" to start the process, when you are asked to leave a message please write the amount that was paid and your childs name and section ie Beavers, Cubs or Scouts, then in the name box please add your childs name once again, thank you. We hope you find this method of payment easier to manage, thank you for your continued support. If you wish to make an additional donation to our Scout Group, please accept our thanks and be assured that all monies will be spent very wisely. Thank you..
Our primary school is in Petham, a small, rural village near Canterbury.We have around 100 children on roll. We are a busy, friendly school with lots going on.Our vision is to be a happy, safe learning environment for all members of our school community and our values of Kindness, Respect, Tolerance and Resilience are evident in everything that we do.Through nurturing our children, both academically and socially, we aim to give them a secure foundations for life, so that they leave us with an excellent education, self-confidence, resilience and independence, respect for others and a love for learning.The support of the PTFA is invaluable. It enables us to access many activities and enjoy many resources that we could not provide otherwise. For example, the PTFA have supplied funding for: "wet play" games and toys; a donation towards the school pantomime trip to enable all children to take part; new carpets for Robins and Swallows classes; two eco-cars for a Year 6 project; new books for the library. In 2018, the PTFA is raising funds to provide new outside play equipment and support the school in setting up a pre-school provision. Charity No: 1024515 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook Https://facebook.com/profile.php?id=100011623627094%ref=content_filter
The Diocese of Shrewsbury seeks to continue the mission of the Roman Catholic Church across Cheshire, Shropshire, parts of Greater Manchester, Merseyside and Derbyshire. More than a hundred parishes and schools and more than thirty religious communities and ecclesial movements continue this mission today. By the Sacraments and the sharing of the message of Jesus Christ in the Gospels, the Diocese of Shrewsbury seeks to continue to build the Kingdom of God through the efforts of priests who dedicate their lives to the Church, and the many people who generously give of their time, talents and treasure to help bring God's healing love to the world in which we live. Charity No: 234025 Find out more Website http://www.dioceseofshrewsbury.org
This page has been set up as requested by Richard's family to raise funds for new rugby wheelchairs for The Ospreys Wheelchair Rugby Team. Richard's good friend Sam plays for the team and Richard has travelled many times with Sam and the team helping out. It was a charity close to his heart.
The foundation was set up after the sad loss of Matthew Russo The aim of the foundation is to raise funds through donations and fundraising events, to help and support Children with special needs.
Bambers Green Group is a sub group of Riding for the Disabled Association, allowing less able children and adults the ability to learn to riding & enjoy the many benefits.The Group is based at Bambers Green Riding Centre near Takeley in Essex. As a small group, with 2 dozen volunteers, we operate weekly, term time. We provide lessons individual riders & also local school group, where the classes rotate each term, allowing as many children as possible to benefit.The group owns one horse of our own - our little gem, Riot. He is so gentle & has the patience of a saint. He lives at Bambers Green as a working livery to earn his keep, which means he works hard all week long. Other ponies used regularly belong to the Riding School, with Nobby being another firm favourite.A few details about where your money will go:£10 will allow a child to enjoy a riding session.£30 will fund a lesson for a school group of up to 10 children.£40 will pay for 2 sets of shoes for Riot per term.£100 allows us to take the ponies to an annual Presidents' Sporting Club event where around 100 kids get a taster of RDA.£120 would fund Riot's shoes for a year!£200 hires the facilities for a term. Charity No: 1074037 Find out more Website http://www.bambersgreenrda.blogspot.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bambers-Green-Riding-for-the-Disabled/150762728295551
CORDA supports high quality research into the early diagnosis and prevention of heart disease and stroke through non-invasive techniques (magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasound). Currently, projects are supported at Royal Brompton Hospital and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children.
Sound Minds is a small Battersea based charity and social enterprise using the arts to improve the lives of people living with long term mental health issues. Our 'drop in', Mama Low's Kitchen, is a user led service that runs on Fridays at a local community centre. Attendees are unemployed because of their mental ill health. Mama's offers a safe place for people to support one another, share advice and enjoy a low cost meal and social activities. We are currently raising money to increase the range of our social activities, including running the ever popular 'Street Jazz Dance' class more often and to help subsidise outings and practical activities so people can feel more socially confident and increase their friendship networks Sound Minds largely serves Wandsworth and surrounding boroughs. We believe in the transformative impact of the arts and mutual support in people's recovery from long term mental health conditions.The majority of staff, volunteers and trustees originally came to receive the service they now help to provide. Members participate in a weekly timetable of short courses, music and arts activities with regular performances opportunities and exhibitions. Sound Minds has built an award winning national reputation for innovation and engagement with hard to reach groups.We also run peer support services, whereby people with lived experience of mental health issues support one another. These include regular Ward Visits to support people in hospital, help as people leave hospital to settle people back home, and 'Mama Low's Kitchen', a one day user led drop in. Charity No: 1079521