House Of Vic-Ryn (UK, .) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.TheHouse of Vic-ryn Trust Limited was founded in 2007"Helpingthose who have dedicated their lives to helping others"TheHouse of Vic-ryn has a unique business approach where 100% of the profits fromthe businesses owned are given to the charitable trust and distributed tochosen charities.

Crossover Brighton (UK, 1153475) Browse events

Crossover Brighton are passionate to provide food and practical support, where feasible, to the homeless and needy in Brighton and the surrounding area.

Bridging Difference (UK, 1162547) Browse events

Bridging Difference promotes religious, racial and cultural harmony for the public benefit generally and particularly but not exclusively among young people . Bridging difference advances its purpose by: (1) organising inter-cultural activities to facilitate dialogue and advance sustainable cross-community reconciliation; (2) breaking down and examining stereotypes, prejudices and differences in order to provide people with the knowledge, understanding and leadership skills necessary to develop a society that deals well with difference; (3) exploring differences and bridging social/cultural divides; (4) bringing people of disparate ethnic, social and religious backgrounds together (who would otherwise be unlikely to meet) to enable them to take part in sport and other activities that will boost their confidence and self-esteem and help to bridge differences between them; (5) mentoring and community outreach projects; and (6) activities that engender a greater sense of mutual trust and solidarity between diverse communities, and otherwise promote religious, racial and cultural harmony.

Nordoff-Robbins Scotland (UK, SCO18224) Browse events

We are Scotland's only music therapy charity and help people with a wide range of conditions such as autism, cerebral palsy and dementia. We provide almost 400 sessions a week to children and adults facing serious health challenges. Our work improves communication, well-being and quality of life.

ACF-Kenya (African Child Foundation) (UK, 1147122) Browse events

We help vulnerable children living in Athy River, Kenya by providing education, food, shelter and medical care. The children come from 'Box City' where homes are made from black bags & cardboard. ACF is working to give these children as many opportunities and life choices as possible.

GRAANAA (UK, 1156098) Browse events

Mainly focusing on Bangladesh and South Asia. GRAANAA is financially supporting the Needy/poor/disables/Orphans to survive. Providing food, Clothes, emergency relief, shelters, medical and educational support, tube wells, sanitary toilets and many other income-generating resources.

2nd Rayners Lane Scout Group (UK, XN64040) Browse events

Suoport the 2nd Rayners Lane Scout Group. The Scout Association provides adventurous activities and personal development opportunities for 400,000 young people aged 6-25. Personal development means promoting the physical, intellectual, social and spiritual well-being of the individual, helping them achieve their full potential.

London Bombings Relief Charitable Fund (UK, 1110400) Browse events

Dozens of people died and more than 700 were injured in the four explosions that devastated London on Thursday 7 July. The Fund assists the victims of the attack, their families and dependants and assists with any other project that the charity can support and the trustees consider appropriate.

The Abbeyfield Kent Society (UK, 254140) Browse events

The Abbeyfield Kent Society has created 'The Wish Appeal', an initiative that grants the wishes of older people living in our homes. Our aim for The Wish Appeal is that it will enable us to not only grant wishes for our residents but to also provide happy, long-lasting memories for their loved ones.

The Adam Rogers Trust (UK, 1118801) Browse events

The Trust was set up in memory of Adam Rogers, who died of cancer, aged 13, in 2006. It aims to help children with cancer to have improved conditions of life, and also adults with learning difficulties (a cause close to Adam's heart as his brother has Down's Syndrome). It provides grants, funding and support to charities and organisations to achieve these aims.

Heshima (UK, 1114419) Browse events

Heshima supports disadvantaged rural communities in Kenya and Tanzania. We work to broaden educational experience through art, drama, sport and play and so empower young people to reach their potential. We are building a community centre to provide resources for children and training for women.

Fix It UK Limited (UK, 1105320) Browse events

Fix It is a Wigan based charity supporting young people between the ages of 14 to 25 with a training and personal development programme focused on achieving motor industry recognised qualifications. We help students to gain the confidence to approach potential employers or go further in education.

Salahuddin Trust (UK, 1067570) Browse events

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NEATH AND DISTRICT UNIT 388 OF THE SEA CADET CORPS (UK, 524201) Browse events

ME Research UK (UK, SCIO-SC036942) Browse events

ME Research UK funds high-quality biomedical investigation into the causes and treatment of myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS). This illness affects approximately 200,000 people in the UK but is neither well understood nor, in many cases, properly recognised.

Friends of Mkombozi (UK, 1101318) Browse events

Mkombozi Centre for Street Children is a Tanzanian Trust established in 1997 to protect street and at risk children and young people by providing, supporting, strengthening and advocating for community services in Kilimanjaro and Arusha regions, Tanzania. Mkombozi has assisted over 1,000 street based youth through housing, education, protection, outreach, mental and physical health provision.

UK Deaf Sport (UK, 1111776) Browse events

UK Deaf Sport aims to enable Deaf people to benefit from, excel at and fulfil their potential through sport of their own choosing. UK Deaf Sport influences positive changes and opportunities in sports culture, policy and procedure by brokering partnerships with key decision makers and sports councils and national governing body of sports.

CCE Research Alliance (UK, 1130106) Browse events

CCE RA - Voluntary Organisation supporting epidemiological research into the causes of Childhood Cancers. DID YOU KNOW? Mroe than 1,000,000 children of the world develop cancer each year. Millions of children are in care but not all survive. WHY? Why in my brain?It caused me so much pain.Why in my head?Perhaps somewhere else instead.Why in my brain?We tried a fluid drain. I just want to walk like you.I’ve had enough now, haven’t you too? Poem from Sophie Pollock (14yrs) who lost her battle with cancer in 2007. Montys Corner - Community Project - www.montyscorner.org Community support site providing complementary (non-medical) therapies and practical guidance for children going through cancer treatments and their parents. ABOUT USCCE RA is run by volunteers only, meaning that no one is paid. CCE RA Volunteers Voice - We would like to be sponsored - it is not different than running a marathon - sponsor us for our work because we are committing our brains and time every day to make a difference.

Exeter College (UK, 1141333) Browse events

Located on historic Turl Street, Exeter is a medium-sized college in the heart of Oxford and the University. Comprising 320 undergraduates, 200 graduates and 43 Fellows, Exeter is a close-knit community of people from many and diverse backgrounds. Exeter also has strong American links, encouraged by the presence each year of 26 students from Williams College, a top American liberal arts college. The College is full of history. J.R.R. Tolkien was an undergraduate here, as were Alan Bennett, Martin Amis, and former President Kufuor of Ghana. Other former students include two Supreme Court judges and Nobel Laureate Sydney Brenner. Philip Pullman, another Exonian, based Jordan College on Exeter in his novel Northern Lights. The fictitious Inspector Morse collapsed on the lawn in our front quad. Thank you for choosing to support our college. In doing so you are joining a tradition that goes back seven centuries, to 1314, when Bishop of Exeter Walter de Stapeldon founded the College. Your gift will help to secure the educational experience we offer and enable us to transform the College as it enters its eighth century. Your support will enable us to: - Maintain and enhance the world-famous Oxford tutorial system - Support students in financial hardship - Preserve the ancient College buildings and develop our new Walton Street campus - Enhance the collegiate experience through providing an array of extra-curricular opportunities  Floreat Exon!

Friends of Potten End School (UK, 1064520) Browse events

We are Friends Of Potten End School who fundraise for equipment needed for the school.

Mid Pennine Arts (UK, 1145521) Browse events

Mid Pennine Arts brings art, people and places together. We underpin projects with imaginative community engagement and creative learning, commissioning ambitious work that is unique to some very special places and connects directly with people, enriching communities and sometimes changing lives.

The MGS Trust (UK, 526564) Browse events

The MGS Trust provides funds to support means-tested bursaries at The Manchester Grammar School and manages funds raised for building improvements.

Craigs Heartstrong Foundation (UK, Craigs Heartstrong Foundation - N/A) Browse events

CHF is an established Manx charity set up in memory of Craig Lunt. His death was due to a previously undiagnosed heart defect. The purpose is to raise the necessary funding to enable the heart screening of men and women between the ages of 14 and 35 here in the Isle of Man.

Friends of the Alola Foundation (UK, 1114585) Browse events

We work within the UK to raise funds for projects that enable the women and children of East Timor to have a better future.

Kincardine and Deeside Mental Health Association (UK, SC023840) Browse events

.Kincardine & Deeside Mental Health Association are a small Deeside based charity in Aberdeenshire. Our aim is promote positive mental health, reduce isolation and aid recovery. We provide various groups and activities to help rebuild social confidence, whilst providing peer support.