CHILD Deaf Youth Project (UK, 1070908) Browse events

Thank you for visiting CHILD Deaf Youth Project (CDYP) profile page on MyDonate. CDYP are a vibrant registered charity, working for the benefit of all Deaf, hard of hearing children and young adults within the Tees Valley area. We welcome children and young people age 5 - 19 and provide 2 youth clubs that run all year including half terms and summer holidays. CHILD Deaf Youth Project provide a range of educational and social activities, in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, where young people can interact using their first/preferred communication methods, in an appropriate environment, whilst at the same time developing and gaining skills and enjoying a positive experience to reduce isolation, promote positive self esteem and independence.   On Sunday the 10th of September, 3 people including myself, our member of staff Jenna and her fiancé Gary will be doing the Great North Run in Newcastle. Please donate to support our cause however big or small. Thank you.P.S. Please share this page with everyone you know and help us spread the word - thank you. Charity No: 1070908

Heal cardiomyopathie among children by climbing the Mont Ventoux - Heartdream Mont Ventoux Challenge 2017 (UK, 24459266) Browse events

Our Heart Dream: Around 6 million children globally suffer form cardiomyopathy, and 1000 of these are in the Netherlands. This is a serious and often congenital cardiac muscle disease. Almost half of these children die within five years following diagnosis of the disease or can only go on living after a heart transplant. There is unfortunately very little known about cardiomyopathy among children. The Heart Dream Foundation wants to change this and is financing scientific research into children cardiomyopathy. This research is to improve treatment and quality of life for these very sick children. And maybe one day, in a beautiful dream, to heal cardiomyopathy. Lucas is one of these 1000 children. In 2011, we were told Lucas had dilated cardiomyopathy, a cardiac muscle disease. For three years his heart was to weak to function without a continuous and extensive course of medication. On January 2015 Lucas was officially placed on the waiting list for a new heart. On February, Lucas got his new donor heart. After the heart transplant we have seen an increase in quality of life. Lucas can be a child again! The future remains unclear. A transplant heart has a life span of an average of 15 to 20 years. Research on new developments is therefore of vital importance to determine a better future prospect for these children. Now two years after his heart transplant, Lucas is aiming to deliver a world performance through participation in the Heart Dream Mont Ventoux Challenge.

Mercy Ships (UK, 752641151) Browse events

Mercy Ships is a global charity that seeks to increase access to health care in the developing world. The organization deploys the world’s largest, private hospital ship to host nations to serve the dire needs of the local population in western Africa. Mercy Ships provides surgeon training, curative surgical interventions, and community-based preventative health strategies. The organization accomplishes these goals by working with health authorities to build capacity and support sustainable development of local medical personnel and facilities. Collaborating with qualified local and international partners, Mercy Ships programs offer practical and spiritual support to developing nations striving to make health care accessible for all.

Iain Goodwill Trust (UK, SC039831) Browse events

Iain Goodwill trust is working hard to highlight the dangers of young children around motor vehicles - particularly at home. In addition it is trying to make cars impossible for children to start.

Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales (UK, 525774) Browse events

Amgueddfa Cymru–National Museum Wales was established in 1907. Over 1.6m visitors a year see our varied, internationally significant collections in eight museums. Sefydlwyd Amgueddfa Cymru ym 1907. Gwêl dros 1.6m o ymwelwyr y flwyddyn ein casgliadau amrywiol, o bwys rhyngwladol mewn wyth amgueddfa.

Christian Youth Ministries (UK, 1075626) Browse events

CYM is a vibrant faith based Christian charity that has been working with children and young people in and around Ipswich for over 35 years. We provide a positive and passionate Christian presence in the lives of the young people and staff who we work with. We do this through our 'African Adventure' project and 'School Chaplaincy'.

Staffordshire University (UK, XN80928) Browse events

In supporting Staffordshire University you are investing and developing the future, supporting our students to achieve their potential so when they graduate they are work-ready, world-ready and able to make their positive impact upon the world and create a better tomorrow. We are proud of our education heritage and our track record of support to students, organisations and industries. Our mission is to transform people and communities. All money raised goes directly into supporting students through bursaries, scholarships and opportunity awards.

The Grove Pregnancy Crisis and Post Abortion Centre (UK, 1041488) Browse events

The Grove provides a confidential, caring and practical response to women and their partners facing an unplanned pregnancy and those struggling to come to terms with an abortion experience.

Nottingham Liberal Synagogue (UK, 246773) Browse events

The Nottingham Liberal Synagogue is a supportive and inclusive community sharing with and caring for our members throughout life’s journey

Whitworth Youth Club (UK, 1171710) Browse events

Friends of Whitworth Youth is a Christian charity set up to provide a youth club and meeting place for High School age young people in Whitworth. It was set up as there was no youth club operating in Whitworth. It is open to all. The youth club meets on a Monday night at the Scout Hut in Whitworth.

Gainsborough House (UK, 1060204) Browse events

It provides the use of a Community Centre for everyone within the Gainsborough & District area

demo1 (UK, 1234) Browse events

Demonstrations take place at 11am and 3.30pm

iprovision The Chartered Institute Of Public Relations (cipr) Benevolent Fund (UK, 1157465) Browse events

iprovision was set up in 1965 by then IPR members to support colleagues facing hardship. The Object of the Charity is to provide assistance in cash or in kind or in any other appropriate manner for the prevention or relief of poverty, of any member or former member, employee and former employee of The Chartered Institute of Public Relations, together with any close dependants and the close dependants of any deceased member, former member, employee or former employee of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations, having regard to their circumstances, status in life and need for such assistance. iprovision is there to support anyone who is a current full Member of CIPR; a Fellow; retired full Member or Fellow Member; an Associate Member of CIPR for at least one year; a Student Member of CIPR for at least one year; a past CIPR who was in membership for at least five years; a CIPR permanent member of staff (whether full-time or part-time) with at least one year of service; a former CIPR permanent member of staff (whether full-time or part-time) for at least five years; and close dependants of all the above categories. As a charity, iprovision is independent, and exists exclusively for CIPR members in need and their dependants. All of iprovision's income is derived from voluntary donations, the vast majority of which have come from CIPR members past and present.

Rudgwick Primary School (UK, 1017298) Browse events

Raising money to build a new classroom and relocate Rudgwick Pre-school to the school site.

Fersands and Fountain Community Project (UK, SCo26690) Browse events

Fersands and Fountain Community Project (FFCP) serves the Ferriers/Sandilands neighbourhood within Woodside (one of Aberdeen’s 6 regeneration areas). Recent national statistics indicate that this area is recognized as an area of multiple deprivations and appears within the poorest 10% of Scotland. Therefore, our project aims to provide the residents of this area with a range of fundamental services which aim to increase opportunity, improve living standards and lessen the effects of poverty. Our main services include the following: A Family Centre which offers a range of free of charge child care from birth - 5 years and parent support, Junior Youth Work which provides free groups and playschemes to local 5-12 year olds, Youth Work for 12-25 year olds which provides free youth groups, residential trips, job clubs, music tutoring and more, Adult Learning Services offering a range of social and educational classes, A Community Healthy Living Store which provides healthy food at affordable prices, free meal events, a food-bank and more

St Mary's Froyle (UK, 249276) Browse events

It is the local village church in Froyle Hampshire and is known for its a lovely collection of church vestments

The Rudolf Steiner School, Kings Langley (UK, 311027) Browse events

We are a co-educational, fully comprehensive school, welcoming boys and girls from all backgrounds, cultures and creeds. The School has a capacity of 440 pupils divided between the four Kindergartens, the Lower School and the Upper School.

TACCO (UK, 1115225) Browse events

TACCO stands for The African Child Charity Organisation and is a very small, UK registered charity devoted to contribution towards the relief of poverty, sickness, the preservation and protection of good health, and the advancement of education in rural areas in Ghana. Website:http://tacco.org/

Pel Droed Bethel a Taith Patagonia Brynrefail (UK, 1118107) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Gatliff Hebridean Hostels Trust (UK, SC013660) Browse events

The Gatliff Hebridean Hostels Trust runs Berneray, Howmore & Rhenigidale hostels in partnership with islanders to give all, especially young people of limited means, the opportunity to stay a while to get to know, & maybe come to love, the unique culture & natural environment of the islands.

SMILE (PRESTON) (UK, 1098658) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.SMILE (Preston) is a registered charity and a self-help group for Chronic Pain Sufferers. SMILE (Preston) is run by volunteer members and we have weekly meetings, with alternative therapies and organized trips for the benefit of our members. Chronic Pain can be very debilitating and sufferers, can often feel alone. This can lead to anxiety, the loss of jobs, careers and independence. It can also seriously affect relationships and can subsequently lead to depression. Our charity aims to provide chronic pain sufferers, with a relaxed weekly meeting where you need not explain your particular challenges, problems or pain, as we are all faced with our own. That brings common ground and understanding, where perhaps it is not found elsewhere. Through this understanding we provide one another with compassion and empathy and above all support.We are totally self-financing through annual and weekly subscriptions, grants, collections and fundraising activities.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1098658 Find out more Website http://www.smile-preston.co.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SmilePreston

THE FABULOUS FOUNDATION (UK, 1164111) Browse events

Ashridge (Bonar Law Memorial) Trust (UK, 311096) Browse events

The Ashridge Trust is a charity independent of government funding that has a duty to preserve Ashridge House, a Grade I Listed 19th century neo-gothic mansion, and garden for the nation's benefit. Ashridge House is located within one of the UK's most beautiful and historically significant gardens.

ASR Charitable Trust (UK, 1115128) Browse events

ASR is a small charity based in the UK, which provides much needed health and education related services mainly to the Indian state of Punjab.

MERSEY STORM (WHEELCHAIR RUGBY LEAGUE SPORTS & PHYSICAL RECREATION) CLUB (UK, 1172628) Browse events