Wateringbury Scout Group (UK, 303468) Browse events

We are Wateringbury Scout Group and we support young people aged 6 to 18. Dedicated to the development of young people for more than a century, Wateringbury Scout Group provides the following sections, Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers.We are volunteer run and offer a huge range of experiences and opportunities for young people.Thank you for supporting us Charity No: 303468 Find out more Website http://www.wateringbury-scouts.org.uk

St James' by the Park, Shirley (UK, 1130875) Browse events

What we're raising money for: 100 years on from the end of WW1, we want to honour the memory of the many local families whose lives were forever affected by that war. We are raising money to restore the War Memorial by cleaning it, replacing missing lettering and repairing the foundations. We are also improving the area around the War Memorial in preparation for the 100th anniversary this November.  About us: St James' by the Park is the local Church of England church in Shirley, Southampton.We want to make a positive difference to our local area, especially in the areas of Families and Children, Environment, Teenagers, Mental wellbeing, Older people, Intercultural relations and Financial hardship. Charity No: 1130875 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook Please click here to visit our Facebook page

Watford African Caribbean Association (UK, 1144021) Browse events

The Watford African Caribbean Association is a small charitable organisation that uses local knowledge and decades of experience to transform the lives of the vulnerable, the elderly and children, whilst preserving African and Caribbean traditions. Established in 1976, the Watford African Caribbean Association is open to all. Our volunteer-led services include an award-winning Saturday Supplementary School for children aged between 5 and 16, a Sickle Cell & Thalassaemia Support Group and an activity, exercise and lunch project for the elderly called the United Friends Club. We also organise a range of cultural events each year with the support of local business, volunteers and others. Charity No: 1144021 Find out more Website http://www.wacas.org.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Watford-African-Caribbean-Association-Limited-497192713677857/ Twitter https://twitter.com/WACASSOC Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/95801853@N07/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/WACASSOC

Save Sacred Heart School, Swaffham from TV's 'Bad Habits, Holy Orders' (UK, 237760) Browse events

Sacred Heart is a wonderfully nurturing environment for a diverse community of children. It is an environment like no other due in part to the school motto 'Service Before Self' being truly alive in every child from 3 through 16. It has a unique approach thanks to the Sisters and staff members working together to foster a safe space for all learners and all abilities. Over the years the school has moved from being a predominantly fee-paying school to one where many families and students would have been unable to benefit from our wonderful school and facilities without the aid of bursaries. The Sisters who help run the school (many of whom featured in Bad Habits, Holy Orders first broadcast on Channel 5 in 2017) have subsidised the school over the past few years as the social and economic landscape around us has changed, by selling off assets such as properties in order for the school to continue. Sacred Heart School believed the way forwards was to convert to a Free School under professional advise, and put great energies and time in to doing so. Sadly however, this was not possible as the Free School criteria was changed after the snap election in summer 2017 and Sacred Heart no longer met the requirements. Sacred Heart is now in the position where if nothing else changes the entire school will close it's doors in July 2019. We desperately wish to continue this offering, and greatly appreciate all donations made to help save our school.

Paballong UK Trust (UK, 1143940) Browse events

Paballong UK Trust was established in 2010 so that we could help those in Lesotho, a small country in southern Africa, who suffer from HIV and Aids. Our main purpose is 'the relief of poverty in Lesotho, specifically among those who are severely disadvantaged and infected or affected by HIV/Aids'. We support the operations of the Paballong Centre which has been fully equipped since 2007. The Centre now has a staff complement of 31 who provide voluntary counselling and testing, antiretroviral therapy, and the treatment of opportunistic diseases, including TB. Since 2008 all services have been provided for free. To date there have been some 31,000 visits by nearly 4,500 clients of whom 1,031 on ART. It has tested the HIV status of 2,153 people, provided 10,422 treatments for opportunistic diseases, and offered maternity and family planning programmes to 1,528 clients. Nearly 22,500 free lunches have been provided. Paballong has moved on enormously from its original aim: while meeting the needs of HIV and Aids patients and their care-givers is still the primary purpose of the Centre, substantial efforts have been made to use the Centre in other ways, for example improving socio-economic opportunities for local communities.

The March Foundation (UK, 1079010) Browse events

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British Neurological Research Trust (UK, 298098) Browse events

The British Neurological Research Trust is dedicated to supporting the research of the Spinal Repair Unit, Institute of Neurology, towards the repair of injury in the central nervous system. This research is focused on the translation of newly discovered science for human clinical benefit.

Sporting Club Rhinos (UK, 1080528) Browse events

We have been developing different Summer & Winter Paralympic/ Disability sports - from grass roots to international for over 15 years. Sport has tremendous physical, psychological and social benefits for the participants, particularly young people. "we change lives for the best other Sport"

St Luke's Church, Battersea Organ Fund (UK, Noneaschurchesareexempt) Browse events

St Luke's Organ Fund was set up in January 2006 to raise £290,000 in order to preserve and restore the magnificent 100 year old T. C Lewis organ in the church.

The Garscube Community Foundation (UK, SCO35538) Browse events

GCF’s main activities focus on funding support for community projects, voluntary organisations and individuals in the Queens Cross area of Glasgow. For further info on funding and applications, please see our website on the link below.

North Staffs Special Adventure Playground (UK, 514825) Browse events

An independent registered charity providing specialist play and recreational services for disabled children and young people, and information, support and respite care for their families.The purpose-built indoor facilities and extensive landscaped outdoor areas are open 7 days a week all year round.

Football Gambia (UK, 1138524) Browse events

Football Gambia is not just about football. Our goal is to educate children and develop communities in The Gambia. We provide educational materials to schools/nurseries and encourage self sufficiency through farming and business initiatives. Check out our website: www.footballgambia.org

John Lyall Charity (UK, 1080035) Browse events

John Lyall Charity provides educational and community programmes for street children and families in Wawa, a shanty town in the Philippines. JLC’s projects have three main aims: We believe in empowering the people of Wawa to improve their lives in a sustainable way through education. Please see our website www.johnlyallcharity.org

All Souls School PTA (UK, 1149815) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our online fundraising page for All Souls School PTA. Any donation you can make, however small, will be appreciated. All of the money you donate will be spent on the children. All Souls School is a small primary school with a vibrant community in central London. The Parent Teacher Association is an integral part of our school community. Over the years, the PTA has raised funds to pay for equipment and resources to enhance our children’s education experience and the school’s facilities, as well as paying for every child in the school to go to the theatre. For most children this was their first time. Charity No: 1149815

Mahak Foundation (UK, 13100) Browse events

Our aim is to advance education of children and women from lower socio-economic background by assisting them in the provison of knowledge, skills, and necessary facilities. This is the best way to help them come out of poverty and become self-reliant. We have started this by supporting a well run local charitable school in Aligarh District of India which imparts completely secular modern education to children irrespective of caste or creed. This school is run by very respected and sincere social workers. The school and its activities are inspected twice a year by us to ensure that all the donations are being properly utilised.  Besides, the school also trains women from poor backgrounds in basic literacy and vocational skills to make them self-sufficient. For more information, please visit www.mahak.org.uk.

Wass Village Hall (UK, 1104547) Browse events

Wass village hall has served the community for 90 years and is now in need of replacement. It is heavily used for dances,panto's ,bridge, WI and all other meetings and folk arts events. It is due for demolition in March 2009. We have raised about half the funds needed from a population of only 110.It is a vital community building for our area.

D C D Inc (UK, 043054947) Browse events

New Frontiers International Trust Limited (UK, 1060001) Browse events

Newfrontiers is a worldwide family of churches together on a mission, currently approaching 500 churches worldwide, 220 of which are in the UK. We have a passionate commitment to build the church according to New Testament principles. We believe that strong local churches are to be a blessing to towns, cities and communities across our nation. Churches where each member participates, the gifts of the Spirit are outworked, where there is joy in caring one for the other, where there is a desire to make a difference in society and to reach those in need.

The Charlie Harrison Foundation (UK, xt30081) Browse events

The Charlie Harrison Foundation was set up after our son Charlie died due to complications during labour. On average ten babies are stillborn (die after the 24th week of pregnancy) and seven babies die neonatally (die within the first four weeks of life) every day in the UK. This is higher than almost any other high income country. Around 500 babies die every year in the UK as a result of events during labour when the baby does not get enough oxygen. These are clearly some of the most avoidable deaths of all since, if the babys labour had been managed in a different way, the baby might have lived. The money raised by The Charlie Harrison Foundation will be used to: Provide training for midwives and neo-natal nurses Ensure appropriate support is available for parents Buy specialised equipment Initially we will support the hospitals where Charlie was cared for but eventually we hope to extend this to other hospitals in our area, to national charities that fund research and to international charities that support neonatal care in developing countries.

Three Ways School (UK, 1142749) Browse events

Three Ways is Special Needs Academy; our Vision is 'Access to Achievement', providing a stimulating, creative learning environment for learning difficulties and disabilities aged 3-19 years. With 175 pupils and a range of Special Needs, very complex needs and life threatening medical conditions.

The Dominic Simpson Memorial Trust Limited (UK, 1109452) Browse events

The Dominic Simpson Memorial Trust Limited was set up in March 2005, in memory of Dominic Simpson. Our aim is to advance education and facilitate educational opportunity for individuals and communities in the Middle East. Our work currently focuses particularly on the education of disadvantaged girls and young women in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Investment in female education is shown to benefit individuals, their families and their communities. We know from the testimonies we receive from our project partners that it is not only the financial input that our young beneficiaries appreciate, but also the fact of knowing that there are people elsewhere in the world who wish them well. This helps them to feel more hopeful about their future. Thank you for your support.

SHETLAND RESCUE (UK, 514964) Browse events

Bolton's Ear 4 Kidz (UK, 1131028) Browse events

Ear4kidz is a charity for D/deaf & Hearing Impaired children and young people . We Provide a safe social environment in workshops, outings, parties, events and meetings for our children to come together, making new friends and share their experiences. Giving them the opportunity to 'be the crowd, instead of one in the crowd'. Breaking down barriers for every deaf & hearing impaired child. Support & guidance is offered to all families together with advocacy.

The Last Chance Hotel (UK, The Last Chance Hotel - N/A) Browse events

The Last Chance Hotel works hard to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome abused and neglected animals.

The Jewish Leadership Council (UK, 1115343) Browse events

The Jewish Leadership Council comprises the heads of the major institutions in each sector of UK Jewish life together with individual communal leaders. The Council exists to strengthen the major institutions of British Jewry, to promote cooperation between them and to articulate a confident and compelling narrative of Jewish life in the United Kingdom. To donate directly to the JLC Commission on Women in Jewish Leadership, please go to www.virginmoneygiving.com/CommissiononWomeninJewishLeadership