Cancer Treatment And Research Trust CIO (UK, 1194608) Browse events

The Cancer Treatment and Research Trust (CTRT) plays a key role in funding the world-class research carried out at the Mount Vernon Cancer Centre. Research at Mount Vernon has already led to major advances in cancer treatments, More information is available on our website www.cancertreatment.org.uk

Deafblind UK (UK, 802976) Browse events

Deafblindness is one of the most challenging disabilities that a person can endure, and has been described as ‘the loneliest condition in the world’ Established in 1928, Deafblind UK is a national charity offering people across the UK living with Deafblindness, or a combined sight and hearing loss, practical daily-living support and access to vital information. Each deafblind person is unique, and sometimes has complicated needs; often their deafblindness is combined with other disabilities, so a care programme can be very complex. By providing human support in the form of help at home, communication and mobility support, counselling, together with specially adaptive equipment, we help deafblind people achieve their full potential, whatever that may be.

Broomwood in Ethiopia (UK, 1153346) Browse events

Broomwood in Ethiopia has built a school, St George's, in Gondar, NW Ethiopia to provide free education for disadvantaged children. St George's opened in Mar '14 with 100 children and aims to continue to build & provide education for 1000 children who otherwise would not have such an opportunity.

Christian Aid Ireland - Northern Ireland (UK, 101631) Browse events

We work with churches, individuals and local organisations in communities worldwide, supporting people of all faiths and none to rise out of poverty. We help people overcome disasters, deal with the impact of climate change, find shelter from conflict and have a voice in their communities.

The Zak Vali Foundation (UK, 1168999) Browse events

The Zak Vali Foundation started up in memory of Zak Vali who sadly passed away with cancer in 2015. During this difficult time we realised that whilst there are many charities well established to provide emotional support as well as information in this difficult time, there are none set up to provide financial support for the costs of a funeral when a child passes away due to cancer. Often when a child takes ill with cancer, the family must dedicate all of their time for caring for their child and taking them to and from hospital. During this period it can be very difficult for the parents to find work which make finances an extra stress for them to juggle.  If the child sadly passes away, parents are often left grieving and financially unable to pay for a fitting send off for their loved one. The Zak Vali Foundation are the only charity in the UK that provide financial support to relieve the financial burden that saying goodbye to a child may bring. Our referrals come directly from the carers that have been working personally with the child and family and therefore know their needs best. It is our belief that nobody should have to worry about being able to afford a fitting send off for their child. And it is our aim to ensure that where possible we will ensure that every child that passes away due to cancer has a funeral they deserve.

MIRACLE CENTRE (HOUSE OF GRACE) (UK, 1163350) Browse events

FRIENDS OF LANGAFEL SCHOOL (UK, 1051032) Browse events

Coastline Vineyard Church (UK, 1162668) Browse events

Joy Cafe is a start-up community cafe that has just begun the adventure of making a big difference in beautiful but broken neighbourhood. We pursue providing great space & opportunities for fun, creativity, healthy connections, growth, guidance & restoration. We love great food & friendships!

Help For Children Of Ukraine (UK, SC053765) Browse events

Ability Bow (UK, 1115595) Browse events

We help people with disabilities or long-term health conditions to take part in exercise. Through taking part in closely supported exercise programmes, we want to improve the health and fitness of people with disabilities and those with long-term health conditions. People with disabilities or long-term health conditions can face significant barriers to exercise. We provide one-to-one support, raising self-confidence and motivation, and encourage each individual to make healthy lifestyle changes (many of whom have never taken part in exercise before). Funding raised by our sponsors and private donors is crucial to the running of our service. We are currently raising money to get people off our waiting list and into the gym. Any sum is most gratefully received and not a penny wasted.  Cathy used to have so much trouble with her breathing that when the lift went out in her block she wouldn’t be able to walk up the stairs to her home. On these occasions, Cathy would have to walk to a friend’s house or go and sit in a cafe and wait for the lift to be fixed.After 20 weeks at Ability Bow gym, things have changed dramatically. Cathy says “Before I came here I felt disabled. In fact I was applying for DLA (Disability Living Allowance). My Instructor Chantelle has helped me get fit enough to climb the stairs to my home and she’s taught me how to overcome the panic when my breathing gets difficult.It’s comfortable here; the staff are really welcoming. You can be yourself here and not be judged; the people listen to you and you feel really motivated to do your exercise. Before I came here I couldn’t walk properly because of the pain and the shortness of breath and I had almost given up trying to get better. It was enough effort to just manage the pain.Now I feel so good after each exercise session.If anyone was considering coming to Ability Bow gym, they should definitely give it a go. I would tell them to get in here now!” (Cathy Jones 2012) "Ability Bow was a godsend. I was referred to Ability Bow Gym by my OT at the Royal London Hospital and since attending regularly I have maintained my physical ability but also things are really looking up for my mental state. I love the interaction you get with other gym members and I feel like I belong to a club where there’s lots of laughter and encouragement. Working with my Instructor Patrick, I realised that life can get better. I get encouragement that makes me feel like ‘I can’. I can join in again." (Maria Albert 2012)

PoTS UK (UK, 1159813) Browse events

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

The Lesbian And Gay Foundation (UK, 1070904) Browse events

The Lesbian & Gay Foundation is a vibrant charity running services aimed at meeting the needs of lesbian, gay & bisexual people. These focus on mental health, sexual health & substance misuse. We also campaign for a fair & equal society where all LGB people can achieve their full potential.

CGC Maldon (UK, 1110592) Browse events

We are looking to raise funds for CCCUK who have a vision to secure the land to see a church planted in this forgotten and impoverished area of Colombia. This will be the first stage to see a social action project develop (their seventh in Colombia) which will provide food, basic medical and educational assistance!

Foxtrot Oscar Cancer (UK, 1204200) Browse events

Foxtrot Oscar Cancer raises awareness of cancer through sport and health living and raise funds to send cancer patients and their families to sporting events for some fun during a difficult time.

Alport UK (UK, 1154774) Browse events

Alport UK is a patient-led charity dedicated to facilitating a support and information network for all those affected by Alport Syndrome. Our Vision is to ensure that all individuals and families with Alport Syndrome feel empowered to enjoy the best quality of life.

Frontiers Ireland (UK, 105515) Browse events

F.I. sends teams to North Africa, the Middle East, Turkey & the Balkans, Central Asia, South Asia & South East Asia, through education, relief & development, business & medical work.

Reach the Children UK (UK, 1108058) Browse events

1. TO RELIEVE POVERTY OF CHILDREN LIVING IN AFRICA WHO ARE IN CONDITIONS OF NEED, HARDSHIP AND DISTRESS. 2. TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF SUCH CHILDREN.

Supporters of Albert Primary SOAP (UK, 1093056) Browse events

We are a school PTA raising money for equipment, resources and support to further improve the education of our children

Grandpont Nursery School Association (UK, Grandpont Nursery School Association - N/A) Browse events

Project Education Kenya Trust (UK, 1143815) Browse events

Project Education Inc. develops water sources, crop support and domestic businesses that provide income and employment for students, parents and community members in Kenya. Project Education is different because ‘We truly want to work ourselves out of a job!’ Building for Tomorrow, Today - The activities we undertake today in Kenya are measured against sound business models of efficiency and effectiveness that will stand the test of time. Our goal is to have the success of PEI benefit generations to come. Educating The Child As A Whole - Working with the parents and the community, we tend to the overall physical health and well-being of our students so each child can reach their fullest potential. Working towards sustained healing not short-term solutions. Understanding Local Cultures And Needs - Our success, as a cross-cultural organization, is based on trust developed through hands-on work in partnership with the community. We respect local culture, as we use self-sufficient educational and business models that can be replicated in any region of the world.

Greenleaf PTA (UK, 1201722) Browse events

The Greenleaf PTA is a small group of parents and teachers who work together to raise funds to support the school by paying for things that the school couldn't otherwise afford, such as visits from authors and artists, and upgrades to play equipment.

WheelPower (UK, 265498) Browse events

Sport has tremendous physical, psychological and social benefits for the participants, particularly young people. WheelPower provides and promotes opportunities for thousands of children and young adults with disabilities to participate in recreational and competitive wheelchair sport and improve their quality of life.

Lough Neagh Rescue (UK, NIC101051) Browse events

Lough Neagh Rescue is made up of 60 Highly trained volunteers, 4 lifeboats, 2 vans and an off road jeep. We operate 24/7 365 days a year. We respond to all types of emergencies from out on the lough to floods and swiftwater rescue.

The National Foundation for Retired Service Animals (UK, 1200949) Browse events