Lord's Taverners Ireland (UK, 20070892) Browse events

Lord's Taverners Ireland is a charity for disabled young people and those with special needs. Sport and recreation are essential and our mission is to give a ‘sporting chance’ to those in need and with disabilities. We achieve this by focusing on two key areas and donating minibuses, specially adapted where necessary along with wheelchairs, sports and recreational equipment. Please visit our website to view our work to date www.lordstavernersireland.ie

Epsom College Education Trust (UK, 312046) Browse events

The fourth annual Neil Laing Fund Run will be held on Sunday, 17th March. Runners will be raising funds for bursaries in the name of this much-loved Housemaster, English teacher, cricket and hockey coach. Epsom College thanks all runners and donors for their generous support.

Anawim- Birmingham's Centre for Women (UK, 1159706) Browse events

FOSPS (UK, 281060) Browse events

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George House Trust (UK, 1143138) Browse events

George House Trust are the sole provider of HIV support for adults in the Greater Manchester area and provide support for people living with or affected by HIV all across the North West region. Our vision is for all people living with HIV to have happy and healthy lives, free from stigma.

LIGHTHOUSE CENTRAL (UK, 1169839) Browse events

Laburnum Boat Club (UK, 801255) Browse events

Laburnum Boat Club is a small children's charity based in East London. We provide social education to local disadvantaged young people and thier families through participation in a range of water-based activities. We aim to be a positive force for changing lives in a safe and supportive environment. Set up in 1983 by a group of local parents, to provide exciting and challening activities for young poeple, we have grown steadily ever since. In 2012 we had over 8,000 visits and our current activities include:

The Maypole Project (UK, 1120163) Browse events

THE MAYPOLE PROJECT provides a lifeline of support for children with complex medical needs and their whole family. We support children with complex and life threatening illnesses, across South East London. The Maypole Project provides unique emotional support that is ongoing, flexible, responsive, professional and confidential. Each family is supported by one of our key workers who are specifically trained and supervised to offer emotional support, which ranges from befriending to counselling or therapy. This can be offered to whole families, one to one, couples, groups, and also extends into provision of information, advice and advocacy SUPPORT OFFERED BY THE MAYPOLE PROJECT: We support ALL members of a family where a child has been diagnosed between birth and 18 years of age, as having a complex or life threatening illness.   www.themaypoleproject.co.uk  www.facebook.com/themaypoleproject  @maypoleproject 

Pink Ladies Day (UK, SC053520) Browse events

We support our members through mentoring, workshops, group talks and events with like-minded women who have been through similar experiences & from qualified and certified specialists. We offer relaxation & beauty treatments, massage, makeovers, friendship and fun for a positive mindset.

William's Gift (UK, 1188493) Browse events

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Caring in Bristol (UK, 1151645) Browse events

Caring in Bristol delivers and develops vital support to homeless and vulnerable people all year round in the city of Bristol through effective, volunteer driven projects including Caring at Christmas and Bristol Nightstop

Chance to Shine (UK, 1123385) Browse events

The Cricket Foundation runs two cricket initiatives: 'Chance to Shine' brings competitive cricket - and its educational benefits - back to state schools. StreetChance uses cricket to engage young people from a range of backgrounds in areas affected by youth crime and anti-social behaviour.

THE MASONS COMPANY CHARITABLE TRUST (UK, 263137) Browse events

Meenal and Rishi Sachdev Foundation (UK, 1178298) Browse events

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Watford Muslim Youth Centre (UK, 1147460) Browse events

Our Mission is to Build the future of Watford and surrounding areas by constructing a three storey community centre on Tolpits lane, West Watford, to serve the needs of our community.

Sweaty Betty Foundation (UK, 1193601) Browse events

Only 15% of girls globally do enough physical activity every day. We want to change that and empower girls to feel confident to try new activities at school, in their communities and online to find what they love to get moving.

Embers (UK, 1208398) Browse events

Embers provides support, resources and networks for young adults who have been diagnosed with incurable or terminal cancer, both directly and by providing grants to existing cancer charities.

The Bible Reading Fellowship (UK, 233280) Browse events

The Bible Reading Fellowship is a Christian charity with a 90-year history whose statement of purpose is 'resourcing your spiritual journey'. At the heart of BRF's ministry is the desire to help people of all ages - children, adults, families - to explore Christianity and to grow in faith. BRF is passionate about helping people to engage with the Bible and prayer, and about resourcing Christian discipleship.

The Roxi Foundation (UK, 1212326) Browse events

The Roxi Foundation is dedicated to supporting children and families impacted by autism and ADHD, empowering them through community events, advocacy & grants for private assessments. Focused on promoting understanding and acceptance, we provide resources, education, and inclusive activities tailored to create a supportive environment. Our initiatives aim to build connections, raise awareness, and champion the unique needs of neurodiverse individuals. Through outreach and partnerships, The Roxi Foundation champions awareness, inspires hope, and creates lasting, positive change within the community. Explore our website and learn more about how you can join us in making a difference.

TEAM KEANE SCULLING SCHOOL (UK, 1151845) Browse events

RSPCA The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (UK, RSPCA The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals - N/A) Browse events

The Butler Trust (UK, 1145182) Browse events

Founded in 1985, the Butler Trust is an independent charity set up in memory of former Home Secretary. RAB Butler, to celebrate, support and share good practice in UK correctional settings (prisons, probation and youth justice). We work closely with the correctional services to achieve our aims through:  We are indebted to our Royal Patron, HRH The Princess Royal, who presides over our Annual Award Ceremony and has provided support and encouragement to the Trust and our award winners ever since the charitys launch. As a charity we rely entirely on the generosity of others to help fund our work. Half of our funding comes from government. For the other half we rely on donations from charitable trusts, private companies and individual donors. To find out more about the Butler Trust and our work, please visit our website - www.thebutlertrust.org.uk. 

PROJECT AFRICA-FOOTBALL CONNECTS (UK, 1196897) Browse events

ChildReach International (UK, 1132203) Browse events

Founded in 2003, ChildReach International is an innovative children's charity that works with communities in some of the world's poorest regions, helping them to give their children a brighter future. Thanks to our support children are able to escape a life of grinding poverty and reach their full potential. We believe that: *Every child has the right to enough food, clean water and shelter *Every child has the right to a good education *Every child has the right to a good health service *Every child has the right to live in a loving environment without fear of abuse or violence. Your donation will be used to continue our vital work. If you would like the money spent in a specific area where we work please get in touch

Youth at Heart (UK, 1158249) Browse events

Supporting young people and their families, living with Congenital Heart Disease, in the South West. Our aim is to maximise access to life opportunities for patients, increase public awareness of CHD and facilitate links between medical professionals and community provision.