Aid For Japan for Tsunami Orphans (UK, Aid For Japan for Tsunami Orphans - N/A) Browse events

In 2011 over 350 Japanese children were orphaned because of Tsunami. We support them from U.K. for long term. www.aidforjapan.org.uk Please watch this youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59-9zJOgo84&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Wateringbury Scout Group (UK, 303468) Browse events

We are Wateringbury Scout Group and we support young people aged 6 to 18. Dedicated to the development of young people for more than a century, Wateringbury Scout Group provides the following sections, Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers.We are volunteer run and offer a huge range of experiences and opportunities for young people.Thank you for supporting us Charity No: 303468 Find out more Website http://www.wateringbury-scouts.org.uk

St James' by the Park, Shirley (UK, 1130875) Browse events

What we're raising money for: 100 years on from the end of WW1, we want to honour the memory of the many local families whose lives were forever affected by that war. We are raising money to restore the War Memorial by cleaning it, replacing missing lettering and repairing the foundations. We are also improving the area around the War Memorial in preparation for the 100th anniversary this November.  About us: St James' by the Park is the local Church of England church in Shirley, Southampton.We want to make a positive difference to our local area, especially in the areas of Families and Children, Environment, Teenagers, Mental wellbeing, Older people, Intercultural relations and Financial hardship. Charity No: 1130875 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook Please click here to visit our Facebook page

Watford African Caribbean Association (UK, 1144021) Browse events

The Watford African Caribbean Association is a small charitable organisation that uses local knowledge and decades of experience to transform the lives of the vulnerable, the elderly and children, whilst preserving African and Caribbean traditions. Established in 1976, the Watford African Caribbean Association is open to all. Our volunteer-led services include an award-winning Saturday Supplementary School for children aged between 5 and 16, a Sickle Cell & Thalassaemia Support Group and an activity, exercise and lunch project for the elderly called the United Friends Club. We also organise a range of cultural events each year with the support of local business, volunteers and others. Charity No: 1144021 Find out more Website http://www.wacas.org.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Watford-African-Caribbean-Association-Limited-497192713677857/ Twitter https://twitter.com/WACASSOC Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/95801853@N07/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/WACASSOC

Haldane Youth Services (UK, SC038681) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Haldane Youth Services is a grassroots community project in Haldane and surrounding areas of West Dunbartonshire delivering two community projects. Hop, Skip and Jump targets children in P4-P7 from two local schools and Ur-Turn works with S-S6 pupils from our local high schools. Hop, Skip and Jump runs every day during school term from 3pm-5pm, Monday to Friday. Ur-Turn runs every Wednesday evening 7pm-9pm.During School holidays we host a 'Breakfast Club' this runs Monday to Friday from 9:30am-11am where participants are offered a healthy breakfast. Following from this e host 'funshops' and other activities such as trips during the afternoon.Our projects main aims are to broaden horizons and raise aspirations by:- making a positive difference to the lives of young people who access our projects.- boosting young people's confidence and self-esteem through fun learning activities.- encouraging greater social inclusion through our programmes.- providing opportunities to 'try new things'- encouraging participation in healthy living and outdoor activities.- having a greater presence in the community and having a voice in decision making.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: SC038681

Three Ways School (UK, 1142749) Browse events

Three Ways is Special Needs Academy; our Vision is 'Access to Achievement', providing a stimulating, creative learning environment for learning difficulties and disabilities aged 3-19 years. With 175 pupils and a range of Special Needs, very complex needs and life threatening medical conditions.

Bolton's Ear 4 Kidz (UK, 1131028) Browse events

Ear4kidz is a charity for D/deaf & Hearing Impaired children and young people . We Provide a safe social environment in workshops, outings, parties, events and meetings for our children to come together, making new friends and share their experiences. Giving them the opportunity to 'be the crowd, instead of one in the crowd'. Breaking down barriers for every deaf & hearing impaired child. Support & guidance is offered to all families together with advocacy.

work-wise at SYCF (UK, 517714MCC) Browse events

work-wise Charitable Fund In the UK, young people continue to be the hardest hit by the recession and are almost three times as likely as adults to be unemployed. Young people deserve the chance of a decent and productive job to build a better future. We need to tap into their talent and economic potential and must at all costs avoid disillusioned youth trapped in a cycle of working poverty or in danger of being detached altogether. By providing resources to better prepare young people we can improve their employment and life prospects. work-wise provides opportunities and experiences to educate and support young people to enable them to enter the world of work with confidence and work ready and to take their place in society as responsible citizens. work-wise has been developed by volunteers from the business community to provide young people, our future generation workforce, with a broad range of inspirational, industry focused, work related learning and development experiences supported by employers throughout. Enabling young people to better develop the personal attributes and skills - the work-wise essentials - they will need in preparation for future jobs and life. The money raised through the work-wise fund will be used to:

Friends of Queens Croft and Liberty Staffordshire (UK, 1054149) Browse events

 ‘Liberty Staffordshire’ is a non-profit charity that provides young people with special needs opportunities to live and work within Staffordshire, West Midlands and Warwickshire. It was set up to combat the lack of government funding provided to help these youngsters both socially and with their physical and mental health.Queen’s Croft Special School is a learning community for youngsters who find learning and physical activities difficult. It focuses not only on education but on the individuals forward journey and transition to mainstream life. A generic Special School serving students from age 11 to 19, Queens Croft is different to any other because it continues its support way beyond education.  Queens Croft and ‘Liberty Staffordshire’ We have set a task to increase fitness and muscle tone in as many young people that they can reach. They are working together to tackle the cliff drop transition between education and life beyond for people with special needs. Most educational establishments do not and pupils are left high and dry when education ceases. We provide vocational training, employment opportunities, football clubs, fitness and access to the arts for all.    Due to lack of Government funding these children and young people do not get the physiotherapy that they require. The project is to set up ‘Boot Camp’ style exercise classes working with specially adapted gym equipment to tackle this issue. With funding we will run a yearly’ Iron Man’ challenge that they can compete in at their level. They will in turn be able to gain their own sponsorship to raise money for the continuing success of this project.To be able to do this we need to raise £18,000 to install specially adapted gym equipment, employ specialist trainers to run disability team games and running clubs. There is nowhere else that runs specially adapted exercise classes. We aim to integrate main stream young people when appropriate to the training sessions. There has been no other project or service where the children can socialize and integrate with others from the community. People with disabilities are unable to attend out of school gym clubs, mainstream dance classes or sports activities as others do which limits their social skills, stamina and physical development. Please help to give these children a sense of belonging and purpose.  Charity No: 1054149 Find out more Facebook https://en-gb.facebook.com/libertystaffordshire/

Carlisle United FC Community Sports Trust (UK, 1126600) Browse events

DAVID EASTEAL TRUST (UK, 327674) Browse events

World Health Foundation (UK, 251347717) Browse events

OM Group (UK, 1137356) Browse events

OM Group is a registered charity based in Luton. The charity began as a youth group in 2000, when four like-minded individuals had a vision of uniting the community. The group became a charity in 2012 before going on to become the recipient of the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service in 2014.

Serendib Charitable Trust (UK, 1142036) Browse events

Our efforts are currently focused on the Nuffield School for the Deaf and Blind in Sri-Lanka. The 55-year old school provides primary and secondary schooling for children with physical disabilities and board for many of them often orphaned or abandoned. The work it does is unique and crucial in a community where physical disabilities are often stigmatised and support inadequate. In our opinion, Nuffield is an institution that deserves to be preserved.

Action Mental Health (UK, Action Mental Health - N/A) Browse events

Established in 1963, we are a leading mental health charity with projects throughout Northern Ireland. Please contact us and we will help promote your personal challenge as you TAKE ACTION on Mental Health!

WILMCOTE SCHOOL PARENTS ASSOCIATION (UK, 1094382) Browse events

TIKO Foundation (UK, 1145979) Browse events

The TIKO Foundation is an educational charity organisation set up to offer grants to candidates from non-privileged backgrounds allowing them to discover and achieve their educational potential.

Thurlaston Village Hall (UK, 243482) Browse events

A traditional welcoming 1920's village hall, is situated in the centre of the village. It is used by all of the community and surrounding district for meetings, playschool, classes, drama, music groups, village events and private parties. From time to time projects are undertaken to improve the facilities. Currently the kitchen is in need of extension and total re-furbishment. Your donation will help greatly towards the cost. Charity No: 243482

The Parochial Church Council Of The Parish Of Christ Church Highbury With St. John And St. Saviour (UK, 1135420) Browse events

Christ Church is a vibrant and growing congregation with a strong heart and emphasis on serving the community. We represent a diverse group of people involved in a range of community based activiies. We run a nightshelter project for the homeless, a regular youth club, a childrens church, parenting courses, teas for the elderly, marriage preparation and enrichment courses, various programmes for adult Christian formation and enquiry, a playgroup, a parent and toddler group and a range of other social activies. Along with our regular services of worship we have a strong emphasis on meeting the needs of the wider community. To find out more please visit our website www.christchurchhighbury.com

Andover And District Citizens Advice Bureau (UK, 1045964) Browse events

The Citizens Advice service provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. It values diversity, promotes equality and challenges discrimination. The service aims to provide the advice people need for the problems they face, and to improve the policies and practices that affect people’s lives.

Naankuse Foundation (UK, 1142421) Browse events

The N/a’an ku sê Foundation is a charity dedicated to conserving the landscapes, cultures and wildlife of Namibia. N/a’an ku sê’s vision is of an Africa where humans and wildlife can live and thrive together.Our main projects include the N/a’an ku sê Wildlife Sanctuary, N/a’an ku sê Research and Conservation, The Lifeline Clinic, and the Clever Cubs School (and Bushman Welfare).These projects aim to improve the health and well-being of the ancient yet marginalised San Bushman of Namibia, provide a second chance to countless orphaned, injured and/or conflict animals, work to prevent land degradation, and stand at the forefront of the human-wildlife conflict mitigation by undertaking critical conservation and research projects to ensure a thriving future for Namibia’s majestic wildlife. Charity No: 1142421 Find out more Website http://www.naankuse.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/naankuse Twitter https://twitter.com/Naankuse YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0yhR-y0ixMr9_Y-qkCfXGg

Christ Church Picture Gallery, Oxford (UK, 1143423) Browse events

Christ Church was established by Henry VIII in 1546. It is a unique joint foundation of a college in the University of Oxford and the cathedral of the diocese. Christ Church also has a designated art gallery, housing one of the most important private collections of Old Master paintings and drawings in Britain. It was open to the public since 1767 which makes it one of the first art collections in the country that offered free access to all interested art lovers. Our aim has been to preserve and display the collection for future generations. Among the works are nine fragments of a large panel depicting the lives of the hermits in the desert. These paintings are now in need of extensive conservation treatment. In order to be able to carry this out we have launched a fundraising campaign to SAVE THE HERMITS. For more information please follow the link to our website or find us on Facebook.

Reach4humanity (UK, 1172683) Browse events

Working together to help the less fortunate worldwide.Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Reach4Humanity is a registered charity based in the UK that aims to ease the suffering of innocent people worldwide. We are currently sending most needed aid to: Syria, Yemen, Burma, Somalia, Nigeria, Kashmir and Pakistan.Projects include: water aid, food aid, medical aid, clothing aid and Hygiene aid.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1172683 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook Please click here to visit our Facebook page Twitter Please click here to visit our Twitter page

peak animal welfare society (UK, 1148091) Browse events

We began in February 2012 as a small group of friends who live in the Staffordshire and Derbyshire area. We had all been volunteers for a large animal charity in Ashbourne. We were aware that there were a number of local animal organisations in the area, who were, due to todays economic climate, struggling to stay afloat. We therefore decided to start our charity to help these organisations by paying vets bills, food bills etc. Please help us to help the animals.

Morning Star Childrens Charity (UK, 1036405) Browse events

Morning Star Children's Charity is a UK Registered Charity which was started in 1990 by Harold and Barbara Blake following their service in Nepal with the Baptist Missionary Society. The charity started a programme for the welfare of destitute, homeless and helpless children in Nepal and runs a children's home in Kathmandu, Nepal called Morning Star Children's Home. Today the home provides a loving, caring and Christian family home for 52 children which were ether abandoned by their parents, or orphaned through sickness or the long running Mouist war in Nepal. The children living in the home are provided with food, shelter, clothes, medical care and education.  The house parents are Bishnu and Muna Parajul, run the home and give the necessary love and care to help the children overcome their physical and mental traunas of their previous lives. "From the very beginning our mission has been for the children to grow up knowing the love of God and Jesus Christ and for the children to be truly joined together in Christian love." We invite you to be a part in our vision. Morning Star Children's Chairy needs your prayer and financial support. Come and be blessed by sharing your love with these destitute children. To support one child for one month costs as little as £20. It is a small price to pay for a child’s future, their needs are great. Please help us now with what you can afford.