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The United Norwich Kidney Patients' Association
(UK, 279467) Browse events
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(UK, 279467) To improve the lives of all renal patients
GUISBOROUGH AND EAST CLEVELAND UNIT 532 OF THE SEA CADET CORP... (UK, 523353) Browse events
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Space For Giants
(UK, 1139771) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1139771) African elephants are in serious trouble with up to 100 illegally killed every day. Our mission is to secure a future for the largest mammals on earth forever, to be enjoyed by humanity forever, by ensuring that they have the space and security to live and move freely in the wild forever We achieve our mission through four programmes: We are tackling the current poaching crisis by: Supply side Demand Side Our Short Term Conservation Target is to reduce illegal killing of elephants by 90% by 2015 Our Long Term Conservation Target is to ensure Africa's ten most significant landscapes for elephants are effectively conserved by 2030 We Need Your Help to achieve our conservation targets. Please be generous within your means to enable us to succeed with our critical conservation work.
1st Aylesford Charlie Girling Scout Group Development Fund
(UK, 1024962) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Charlie tragically died at the age 12 on a Scout Jamboree in Finland. Charlie had been part of 1st Aylesford since the age of 6 and the family would like to raise money so that the Scout Group can continue to develop and offer local children the fantastic opportunities in Scouting that Charlie had.
Beacon Counselling
(UK, 1109545) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Beacon Counselling exists to improve the lives of adults, young people, and children who experience mental and emotional distress. To achieve this aim we provide a range of counselling and related services across the borough of Stockport and beyond. We work from GP practices and community centres, schools and pupil referral units, other charities and our own base in Stockport. This flexibility means we can respond to people where and when they need us, and we support around 1500 people each year via a range of targeted services. The work we do is effective. We know it is because the people we support tell us, and the monitoring forms we use show significant improvements. Over 85% of the people who make use of Beacon show an improvement, and the main benefits people experience are reductions in the levels of depression and anxiety, increase in the levels of well-being, confidence and self-esteem, and improvements in relationships with family, friends and colleagues. Above all, what people tell us is they have gained the skills and resilience which means they don't think they will need our help again. A team of over 60 counsellors - mostly volunteers - provide all our services, and the quality of their work is overseen by a team of 11 casework supervisors and the general manager. A team of part-time appointments administrators support counsellors by making and rearranging all appointments on our adults service. Beacon has a board of 7 trustees, who ensure the overall quality of its services. The different Beacon makes in people's lives, coupled with the quality of services and excellent value for money, was recognised in 2012 with Beacon winning a Glaxo-SmithKline IMPACT award.
Tayside Cancer Support
(UK, SC022798) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Tayside Cancer Support offers a free and confidential befriending service to anyone experiencing difficulty resulting from living with cancer whether patient, relative or friend. The service is provided by volunteer befrienders who have received professional training to enable them to offer this support.
British Friends Of Migdal Ohr (UK, 290371) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aMigdal Ohr was set up over 40 years ago with one purpose, saving and supporting children at risk. With an estimated 330,000 young people at risk of failing in school and destined to a life of poverty and trouble, Migdal Ohr offers them an opportunity to successfully complete their education in a safe and loving environment. From its main Campus in Migdal HaEmek the charity provides a loving home and an excellent education to thousands vulnerable children age 0 to 18 who on graduation enrol to National Service activities. Migdal Ohr continues to expand under the leadership of its founder Rabbi Yitzchak Dovid Grossman, establishing many other projects. A network of 160 youth clubs offers children a secure place to eat, study and play after school hours. For children who cannot remain in their own homes, we have established Zoharim, an agricultural education village. To counter the plight of the some in the Haredi community members who wish to escape living life on benefits, we have established an academy that meets their religious needs and offers opportunities to study for a university degree that will allow them to find a meaningful employment in the open market. Migdal Ohr is a driven organisation, which sets its sights on helping ever more children and young people in new and creative ways. Our annual turnover of over 20 million pounds is partially met by the Israeli government but a third needs to come from private donations.
Crossroads Care East Anglia
(UK, 1103959) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aIf you look after a relative or friend who is ill, frail or disabled, you probably find it extremely difficult to have a full life of your own. Crossroads Care East Anglia can help by stepping into your shoes and looking after the person you care for so you can have a regular break. Our staff are fully trained in practical care and are sensitive to the emotional pressures of caring. They love their work and long experience means they understand what carers and those they care for need and feel. We offer a full range of services for all age groups disabilities or health conditions at any time of day or night, and any frequency or duration. We cover Norfolk, Suffolk and Uttlesford. Our staff will provide the service in your home or they can take the person you care for out. The service is tailored to your needs. In addition we run a number of clubs for people with care needs. Whilst providing a break for the carer the club offers a range of activities in a social setting.
Wirral Society of the Blind and Partially Sighted
(UK, 703123) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Opened in 1989, the WSBPS aims to create an organisation to offer help, support and advice to those with serious sight problems in Wirral. We aim to promote self help and independence.
Deborah Day Theatre School Trust
(UK, 1126482) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Trust has been operating in the borough of Newham for the past thirty five years, offering classes in dance, drama & singing. We also run a children's agency, & a college for students to gain their teaching qualifications. We are raising money to secure a permanent home for the school.
Cowden Castle SCIO
(UK, SC045060) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Described in 1925 by Professor Suzuki of the Soami School of Imperial Design as 'the best garden in the western world', this historic Japanese Garden is in urgent need of restoration. Of national importance it is the only garden in the world to have been designed by a female Japanese gardener.
National Council for Voluntary Youth Services (NCVYS)
(UK, 1093386) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Created via charity sign up service.
The Pilsdon At Malling
(UK, 1123682) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Created via charity sign up service.
Gillotts School PA
(UK, 282485) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The aim of the Gillotts PA is to provide opportunities for parents to meet and enjoy the school while raising funds for the students and their projects. We try to have two or three big events each year and support many smaller projects organised by individual departments. Your support is hugely appreciated.
After school activities programme (UK, SC037399) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aASAP wants different communities from.different backgrounds to meet. We believe this is particularly important for our young adults. Our aim is achieved by putting on community projects. Typically our project last for 3 or 4 months. Practices happen within communities and meets happen between participating communities. We like projects that are low risk, have a low learning curve and are non gender/age related. Ideal projects are activities like rounders, frisbee, pickelball and running. Let's get together. Let's make our communities great places to be!
Hinde Street Methodist Church (UK, 1134023) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aHinde Street Church, in the heart of Marylebone and central London, maintains a strong tradition of thoughtful Christian preaching, radical theology and a passion for social justice. Methodists have been meeting to worship on this site and serve the local community for more than 200 years. Our three different Sunday services draw people from nearby and across London - and every week visitors to London share worship with us, admiring the beautiful interior of our 1887 listed chapel. Besides our services, we open our doors for hire, for weddings and events, yes, but also providing reduced rates to 12-step groups and registered charities. Everyone is welcome to attend our public lecture series on spirituality in today’s society, the Tuesday lunchtime meditations, our group for young adults, and our informative, social tea-time talks on Thursdays. We support the social work of the West London Mission, with volunteers welcoming the homeless to our hall on Wednesday evenings for food and chats. During four months over winter we are part of the Westminster churches’ winter night shelter program, when volunteers welcome a group of 15 people experiencing homelessness, providing dinner and a warm place to sleep, while the West London Day Centre works to ensure they are registered for benefits, helped to find work, and supported in looking for local housing. In this and in many other ways we seek to serve the inner-city community around us. We welcome donations from people anywhere who wish to support the life and work of our church. Our regular running costs are £5,600 per week. We are also running campaigns to replace our boiler, and to repair our historic pipe organ (which is available to book, if you want to play!). Can you help?
Darren Huckerby Trust
(UK, 1136826) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Darren Huckerby Trust,making a tangible contributions to the lives of local people who are in real need, with the Trust providing support for local charities, community projects and individuals across the county of Norfolk.