JUVENIS (UK, 1168544) Browse events

MHM Charitable Trust (UK, 1157233) Browse events

The MHM Charitable Trust was established to support the selected worthy causes close to the hearts of staff members at myhomemove. By arranging fundraising activities & collecting donations, we are able to improve the lives of those less fortunate than ourselves. We call it Doing The Right Thing.

Grove Cottage (UK, 1122298) Browse events

Grove Cottage, the home of Bishops Stortford Mencap, provides social and educational activities for people of all ages with learning disability: to develop their potential, avoid social isolation by supporting lifelong friendships and to provide respite for their families.

Sobell House (UK, Sobell House - N/A) Browse events

Northumbria Blood Bikes (UK, 1152745) Browse events

Northumbria Blood Bikes aims to deliver essential blood products and other urgent medical supplies out of hours between hospitals and healthcare sites in North East England. Saving money… Outside normal office hours, when their own transport service is not available, hospitals have to rely on taxis or couriers to transfer urgent medical supplies or test samples between hospitals and other sites. Blood Bike groups across the country seek to carry out this service free of charge, saving thousands of pounds that our hospitals can use elsewhere. Northumbria Blood Bikes will be run by volunteers, giving their own free time to deliver the service. Saving lives... In critical situations, blood or other medical items need to be delivered urgently in order to save a patient's life. Blood bikes, with their distinctive livery and narrow profile, can quickly get through busy traffic reaching the destination sooner. Furthermore, we’re a dedicated service, so we’re not going to be busy picking up nightclub customers when your urgent call comes in! Professional…. All our riders are trained to a standard far higher than legal requirements; they are each required to hold an advanced riding qualification to ensure a professional standard of driving every time.  Every rider is fully uniformed and carries identification. The bikes carry bright reflective livery and have specially adapted carriers to transport blood, plasma, breast milk, samples and associated products safely and securely. We have full insurance cover from a policy designed specifically for the duties our blood bikes undertake.

Framework (UK, 1060941) Browse events

Framework is a homelessness charity, based in Nottinghamshire, providing housing, support, training, care and resettlement services - opening doors to thousands of homeless and vulnerable people in the East Midlands and parts of South Yorkshire.

Osborne Trust (UK, 1160073) Browse events

We provide children whose parent/s are undergoing cancer treatment with some recreational activities during this time. We work with the families to provide some activities the children can go off and do with another family member whist their parent are resting and recovering.

Islamic Help (UK, 1160490) Browse events

Islamic Help is an international charity, dedicated to helping those suffering from natural disaster and hardship around the world. Islamic Help encourages you to contribute towards this vital cause and help in *Reaching People In Need*

Thomley Hall Centre (UK, 1089224) Browse events

A recreational facility for disabled children, their families, friends and schools. “Thomley has a wonderful community feel. At other places I feel on edge. Here it’s friendly, our children are accepted, no-one is shocked and I don’t feel I have to apologise for my child’s disability.” A parent

Masanga UK (UK, 1136339) Browse events

Masanga Hospital is located in Sierra Leone in the Tonkolili District. Grace's Fund has been created to support the rehabilitation of the hospital and raise it's profile within the UK.

Willberry Wonder Pony (UK, 1166416) Browse events

In May 2015 Hannah Francis was diagnosed with an aggressive form of bone cancer. At the time Hannah was 17 years old and intent on pursuing her dream of riding at the top level of eventing. The diagnosis initially gave some hope with extensive use of chemotherapy, but, as Hannah says “now we know it is more likely to be a case of keeping on dreaming big, fighting hard and never, ever giving up – no matter what this evil disease continues to throw at us”. In the last year she has turned her overwhelming determination to, as she puts it, “#kickingcancersbutt” and inspiring people with her drive and determination. But she doesn’t do it alone. Shortly after her diagnosis Hannah was given a stuffed toy pony, to become known as Willberry the Wonder Pony. Now Hannah and Willberry devote much of their time and energy to raising money for charity and what started as a local effort to raise funds to buy Hannah a decent wig after losing her hair, is now a formal charity – Hannah’s Willberry Wonder Pony Charity – established and driven by Hannah to raise funds for bone cancer research and to grant equine related wishes to seriously ill people and their families. And she says that, long term, the charity will be her legacy, “Even when the day comes that I won’t be able to get up in the morning I want you to continue to keep fighting for me so together we can beat cancer.”

Champion Chanzige (UK, 1164402) Browse events

Champion Chanzige is a small charity, supporting primary schools in Tanzania. In particular CC (Champion Chanzige) Likes to support income creating initiatives withing schools that will give pupils additional skills that may improve their chances in adulthood. At the same time any income created from these projects is reinvested in the schools. For example CC have funded a number of 'chicken keeping' projects. The schools are provided with a large brick hen house, a fenced chicken run, up to 200 chicks and enough food and vaccinations for sixth months, The charity fund training in chicken husbandry and in business skills for both the students and the pupils. Other projects have included, a tree nursery, kitchen garden and screen printing. The charity is run entirely by volunteers, ensuring that every penny raised goes to these valuable projects.

Dr Hadwen Trust (UK, 1146896) Browse events

The Dr Hadwen Trust is the UK's leading medical research charity funding exclusively non-animal techniques to replace animal experiments, benefiting people and animals. Our projects have included research into cystic fibrosis, multiple sclerosis, breast cancer, brain damage, Alzheimer's disease, asthma and more, all advancing cutting-edge science without animal experiments.

Supporting West Africa Through Schooling (UK, 1159662) Browse events

SWATS fully funds the Evans Primary School in Freetown, Sierra Leone, at which 200 primary children receive free education. Donations are spent on providing regular salaries for 7 teachers and 1 cook that give them a living wage; building and maintenance work, for example building fresh water facilities and a flushing toilet; and, providing at least one hot meal a day for each child and teacher.

Mark Sommerville Foundation (UK, SC053614) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

The Churn Project (UK, 1124422) Browse events

Belonging, purpose and hope are at the heart of The Churn's offer. We listen to people who are vulnerable and marginalised and help them to find practical solutions to life's issues. The Churn believes that every person we encounter matters and should be involved in their community.

Cope Foundation (UK, 20007584) Browse events

Our aim is to enhance the lives of people with an intellectual disability and/or autism by working in partnership with them, their families and local communities.

The Boom Foundation (UK, NI00145) Browse events

The Boom Foundation was set up in memory of Philip Wilson who lost his battle to sarcoma cancer on 8 March 2013. Our aim is to help fill the gaps in the support that he received, that his fiancee, friends and family recognised during his battle. Sarcomas are rare cancers that develop in the supporting or connective tissues of the body such as muscle, bone, nerves, cartilage, blood vessels and fat. The Boom Foundation aims to raise public awareness and funds, of which 50% will go towards support initiatives in Northern Ireland including a new sarcoma support group for patients and families and financial grants for individuals and families. The other 50% will go to Sarcoma UK to support its nationally-focused work to improve standards of treatment and care for patients in the UK and to fund vital research.

Trócaire (UK, Trócaire - N/A) Browse events

Warriors Community Foundation (UK, 1133136) Browse events

Worcester Warriors Community Foundation engages, inspires and motivates young people to live active, healthy and rewarding lifestyles through the power of sport utilising the Warriors stadium, facilities, players and professional staff.

Teddington Theatre Club Limited (UK, 257265) Browse events

THE UNBEATABLE EVA FOUNDATION (UK, 1193368) Browse events

Our foundation supports children diagnosed with DIPG and their families by providing boxes filled with presents and treasures, to help bring a smile to faces during such difficult times. In addition to this, we fund raise to bring treatment options for DIPG to the UK where none currently exist.

King's Cross Methodist Church (UK, 1133835) Browse events

We are a Methodist Church in London with three services conducted in Cantonese, Mandarin and English. We strive to put into action the principle of loving our neighbours as ourselves through our work in the community. We believe no-one is beyond the reach of God's love.

Quaker International Education Trust (UK, 1072250) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

CP United FC (UK, 1175709) Browse events

CPUFC provides opportunities for participants in an inclusive environment. Anyone who has Cerebral Palsy/acquired brain injury and wants to play football is more than welcome to come along and be a part of our club, we are working with both children and adults alike. Training sessions and fixtures are available to All regardless of age, ability, experience, gender, mobility or CP classification. Training sessions are run by FA and UEFA qualified coaches (Including goal keeper training) and are specifically designed for players with CP Our long term aim is to support players and help them to become the best they can be both on and off the pitch.