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Norfolk Scouts
(UK, 304155) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 304155) Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
Dress for Success Dublin (UK, 20078966) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aCreated via charity sign up service.
ABUNDANCE MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL
(UK, 1059888) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Abundant Ministries is a charity that aims to change the lives of destitute orphans in Kenya. We care for destitute AIDS and other orphans and deserted children in poverty and sickness. We care for the children in our orphan Care Centre and Nursery School.
Enable Busoga
(UK, 1157485) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00ENABLE BUSOGA PARTNERS WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN THE BUSOGA AREA OF UGANDA. WE PROMOTE FRUIT DRYING, SOLAR AND SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY BUSINESSES. WE ALSO ESTABLISH SCHOOL LINKS HELPING WITH BUILDINGS AND EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL. THE BARBARA PROJECT HELPS CHILDREN WITH DISABILITY, PROVIDING VILLAGE ASSESSMENT CLINICS AND ESSENTIAL MOBILITY EQUIPMENT TO PROMOTE INDEPENDENCE AND IMPROVED QUALITY OF LIFE.
(UK, 1102513) Shepshed Alley Group
(UK, 1130542) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Shepshed ALLeY Group is a special youth group for youngsters aged between 11 and 18 years who have physical, mild learning or social interaction difficulties. Many members lack in confidence, have poor self-image and under-developed social skills and the vast majority have also got co-ordination problems, general weakness and problems with gross and fine motor skills. The Group meets on a weekly basis, and provides a programme of activities encouraging members to participate in various games and sporting activities which they wouldnt ordinarily be able to undertake but have been devised and modified to meet their individual and group needs. Activities include: they also play Giant Jenga, have Beetle drives, undertake cookery sessions, have theatre and museum visits, and run quizzes and regular craft and visual arts evenings - which all provide opportunities to develop a variety of skills and personal confidence. The overall objective for the group is to provide a safe environment where the young people feel their individual needs are understood and where they are encouraged to learn new skills whilst having lots of fun.
The Gilgil Trust
(UK, The Gilgil Trust) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00We launch and run social projects around the town of Gilgil, Kenya, giving the poorest access to opportunities for education and work.
The St Matthew Academy Limited
(UK, 1104533) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00St Matthew Academy is an all-through school for girls and boys from ages 3 to 16, which offers a high-quality, broad and balanced curriculum for pupils of all abilities, within a strong Christian community. The schools charity aims to gain extra funding to improve school facilities, offer students opportunities they would not normally receive and continue to support the Academy’s award winning enterprise programme. As a Catholic Academy St Matthew endeavors to develop the spiritual lives of its children. We see diversity as a cause for celebration and enrichment, and our students are strongly supported and inspired to achieve and succeed whatever their background, ethnic origin, gender, ability or interests. To find out more about the Academy please visit our website www.stmatthewacademy.co.uk. If you wish to visit or tour the Academy please call 020 8853 6250
CPRE Surrey
(UK, 1106245) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
Cabin Lane Church (UK, 1073517) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aCabin Lane Church is a community of followers of Jesus Christ, with a call to “build community, live with passion, offer your best and to make an impact for Jesus”. This is our identity and makes up how we go about (our ethos) what we do (our vision). Even our structure is designed to help this. CABIN LANE CHURCH'S VISION The Church’s unique nature, (it’s people and ethos), means we can proactive in the community, offering complementary and different forms of help alongside other organisations. We are committed to: * offering whole-life skills and care for the individual, family and community * providing spiritual, moral and ethical direction through our identity as the local Christian community * enhancing the provision of services and facilities for the community to enjoy and use in various ways * playing an active part in seeking to improve the life and cohesion of the community, working in partnership with others.
Share Uganda (UK, NIC100765) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aShare Uganda is an entirely not-for-profit, community-based healthcare organisation, working in the Kyotera District of Uganda. Our work focuses on providing quality and sustainable health services, supporting the education of local healthcare professionals, and developing collaborative solutions to local healthcare challenges.
Tribal Survival (UK, 1155155) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aPromoting the health and well-being of indigenous tribal populations across the globe through the provision of healthcare, education and financial assistance.
Galway Hospice (UK, 20022150) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe mission of Galway Hospice, as partners with the Health Service Executive, is to support patients from counties Galway, Mayo and Roscommon with advanced diseases needing palliative care to attain the best quality of life possible.
Age Uk Boston And South Holland
(UK, 1166824) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00We provide a wide range of services to older people in the Boston and South Holland area. Our day support, home support, gardening and handyperson services are aimed at keeping people independent. Exercise groups, computer classes and lunch groups, as well as the information and advice service are also available. There are lots of ways that you can help Age UK Boston and South Holland provide services. A donation, whether large or small is always very welcome and if you are a UK taxpayer, Gift Aid can boost your gift at no extra cost to you by allowing us to claim back the tax on your donation. We can target extra funds for specific services such as support, or help provide a visitor for a lonely older person. We also need to raise funds for equipment and a newer van which we use at our Holbeach furniture outlet. This web also lets you donate or raise funds on behalf of Age Uk Boston & South Holland by setting up a fundraising page and inviting sponsorship for your fundraising activity. To discuss options, or simply have a chat about our services call into or telephone our Community Centre, on 01205 364 161. The Communicty Centre is in Strait Bargate, Boston and our opening hours are Monday to Friday between the hours of 9am to 3pm. You can also find out more on our website and from there, follow our links to Facebook and Twitter.
Glebe House School Trust Ltd
(UK, 1018815) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Glebe House School, founded in 1874, is a coeducational day and weekly boarding school and Nursery for children from the ages of six months to thirteen years, where children can choose to become boarders from the age of seven years. The Main Building adjoins twelve acres of delightful playing fields, which overlook The Wash and the countryside of North West Norfolk. We are currently fundraising to improve our sporting facilities, including our recently laid astroturf surface for hockey, tennis and netball, refurbishment of our 1940s pavilion and recovering our 25m swimming pool to enable it to be used all year round for the benefit of the school and the wider community. We would be grateful for any support and we have three events this term: Please see the website for full details
Lunch4Learning
(UK, 1126948) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Since 2003, Ugandan children have been attending school in much larger numbers but if education is to have its desired impact, then lunchtime meals have to be made available. Our aim has always been to raise the standard of learning of children in Ugandan primary schools. Lunch4Learning was set up in 2008 to raise the standards of learning in primary schools in Uganda by helping these schools provide children with a midday meal. This is to be achieved by helping schools to grow food crops that will provide a lunch for pupils who presently go without one. We also support schools with income-generating projects. Many of these children go without breakfast and will have walked long distances to get to school where drinking water is not always available either so we also look after their water needs as best we can. A midday meal improves pupils' attendance and thus, increases attainment levels and future lives. This encapsulates Lunch4Learning’s primary objectives and reflects those of the World Bank, UNICEF and the World Food Programme. What is very different about Lunch4Learning is that it encourages sustainable agriculture and whilst helping schools to grow their own crops, it also provides hands-on opportunities for involvement of extended school communities - parents, churches etc. - to advance their children’s futures across generations. We, therefore, expect the impact of our work to be considerable, sustainable and also long term across communities. Lunch4Learning was awarded NGO status in Uganda in July 2011. Ours is an ambitious, long term, sustainable programme. By empowering schools to grow their own food and provide a daily lunch to all their pupils, we will encourage children to be successful learners and to develop practical and sustainable skills at the same time.
K.H.o.C.A.
(UK, 265993) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00K.H.o.C.A. is a Kent charity. It is an entirely voluntary fund-raising organisation supporting people in Kent who have severe mental and physical disabilities. The charity pays no salaries, it's expenses are minimal and what it raises is what it can give.
Jordans School Fund
(UK, 1057026) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Jordans School aims to provide a safe and happy learning environment that encourages success and celebrates achievement. We seek to develop the full potential of each child so that they achieve high standards in all aspects of their academic and personal life and become confident, responsible citizens of the future. We endeavour to develop a caring and supporting ethos and to foster strong links with the local community.