Crosby Area Foodbank (UK, 1150966) Browse events

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MITS Program (UK, 006413) Browse events

• Training of unemployed young people as coaches and sport administrators • Physical Education Programme 1) Senior citizens activation (helping to participate in sport related activities 2) Daily Physical Education at partner schools • Grade R development: quarterly events and school holiday activities • Sport Leagues: u14 Girls football league, Boys and girls table tennis league, Boys basketball league • After school and school holiday programme: • Life skills Program

Watersports4CancerResearch (W4CR) (UK, 1128492) Browse events

W4CR aims to promote cancer awareness and raise money for cancer research, education and support. Sunrise Sunset 2013 on June 15th is W4CR's big annual fun and fund raising event. Since 2009 W4CR has been able to distribute more than £150,000, see www.W4CR.org for details.

The Knowl Hill Foundation (UK, 299690) Browse events

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Colliers Green CE Primary School PTA (UK, 1060613) Browse events

Colliers Green CE Primary School is a small rural school in Kent. The PTFA raises funds to provide extra-curricular activities and equipment for the school.

Olivia Road (UK, 1138848) Browse events

The Olivia Road Trust is a registered charity whose objects and principal activities are: The relief of poverty, sickness & distress amongst the children of South Africa through: * The establishing and maintaining of an independent home, in the environs of Cape Town, for the purpose of housing infants and young children who lack suitable primary care * The provision of a stable, safe and loving environment for resident children to be raised in * The provision of food, shelter, health care and education to assist the healthy growth and development of the resident children   Please visit our website www.oliviaroad.com for more details of our activities and to get our latest news.

Harrys Rainbow (UK, Harrys Rainbow - N/A) Browse events

We are a registered charity, No. 1149011. We provide support and information via our website www.harrysrainbow.co.uk as well as providing help, support and rescources as part of organised trips,events and monthly group for bereaved children and families in the MK and surrounding areas.

The Parkside Oncology Clinic Research Trust (UK, 1111338) Browse events

The charity was formed to facilitate the following objective: The relief of sickness and the protection of health by the support and funding of medical research in all branches of oncology, in particular (but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing) research in myeloma, to the intent that the useful results of such research can be disseminated for the public benefit, the support of research in the field of oncology, and the dissemination of the results of that research, through publications and lectures

The Roy Kinnear Charitable Foundation (UK, 1056641) Browse events

The Foundation was established to provide a home for life for people with profound and complex learning and physical disabilities who need nursing care, a high degree of personal care and significant social support. Our aim is to provide an opportunity for people to live in an ordinary residential setting, living life to the full as independently and actively as possible, whilst maintaining their health and ensuring their physical and emotional wellbeing. We specialise in providing a home for young adults, often following a period in a residential school or living with family, who wish to move on and develop an independent life. A key objective is to ensure a smooth and successful transition from school or family to adult life, whilst maintaining as much contact with family and friends as possible. We aim to ensure that, whilst people have the benefits and fun of house-sharing with others, we also support them with as much 1:1 staff time as possible to develop their own individual interests and activities, including as much participation in the local community as they wish. Most of our funding comes from the statutory authorities who support each resident and this covers our core operational costs which are significant due mainly to the high ratio of staff to residents. We also seek charitable donations and grant funding from other sources to supplement this income and to enable us to enhance the quality of life of our residents.

Hope and Evolution (UK, 1136391) Browse events

Hope and Evolutions (formerly MMF Project Evolution) focus and dedication is on socially and economically marginalized families, education and those affected by HIV/AIDS. Working to provide a healthy, safe and secure environment to thrive and develop. Encouraging education and a desire to create a sustainable, and brighter future, for and by themselves. We participate directly in projects over a long term period to ensure they are sustained. Enabling us to learn what effect the projects have on the recipients and communities.

PITSHANGER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (UK, 1151457) Browse events

The John Smith Trust (UK, 1057885) Browse events

The John Smith Trust was formed in 1996 to provide a permanent memorial to one of Britains best-loved politicians, the Rt Hon John Smith MP, who died suddenly in May 1994. Less than two years into the leadership of the Labour Party when he died, John Smith was held in high affection by many within and outside the Labour Party, not least because of the obvious sincerity with which he promoted the ideals of social justice and good governance. The aim of the Trust is to honour him by promoting the ideals that he held dear. Via the John Smith Fellowship Programme, the Trust unites young leaders across the globe who wish to promote those values. The Fellowship Programme is aimed at the next generation of leaders in a number of countries from the former Soviet Union and the Middle East - young leaders of proven ability and real attainments, regardless of their political background. The Programme is designed to introduce young leaders to the institutions and practices of democracy as they have evolved over time in the UK. It seeks to show how a mature democracy supports and develops good governance, the rule of law and the vindication of human and legal rights. It also shows how our form of democracy fosters and supports voluntary and other non-governmental organisations that seek to secure the relief of poverty, to empower disadvantaged groups and to give a voice to those who currently lack political influence. We do not attempt to indoctrinate the Fellows: we seek only to help them to choose the models that will work in their own societies. The Trust is a registered charity, not a party-political organisation; we have active support from all the major parties in the UK, and from many people and groups who are not active in politics. Please visit our website for further details: www.johnsmithtrust.org

The Giving Dreams Foundation (UK, 1145926) Browse events

The Giving Dreams Foundation is a registered charity dedicated to helping children who are suffering from a life threatening or terminal illness by provinding them with their dreams and wishes. To these children each new day is a gift in itself, but we believe in creating special moments for them and their families to cherish. We also offer professional counselling for their parents and siblings, helping open the lines of communication by being there to listen, understand, offering advice and support which provides some comfort during these difficult times.

Ffrindiau Ysgol Gymraeg Cwm Gwyddon (UK, 1169813) Browse events

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Friends Of New Court Surgery (UK, 1062273) Browse events

Provision of equipment and services including counsellors and dieticians for the patients of New Court Surgery, Royal Wootton Bassett which are not funded by the NHS. Provision of transport to local Hospital and other medical facilities for those patients unable to transport themselves.

The Penrose Club For Adults With Special Needs (UK, 271098) Browse events

The Penrose Club is a social club for adults with special needs who are resident in the boroughs of Spelthorne and Runnymede (in the South-East). The club meets every Tuesday throughout the year and we also arrange two holidays each year in the UK for our members. The charity relies on the generosity of donors for funding and is supported by volunteers who give their time freely. Latest News: Our friend Jon Brand (of BrandHomes) will be running the Paris and London Marathons in 2013 in aid of the Penrose Club.  If you wish to support him please visit his Virgin moneygiving webpage at the following link; http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/JohnBrand  

The Queen's Park FC Foundation (UK, SC051725) Browse events

The Queen's Park FC Foundation is the official charity of Queen's Park FC. Our aim is to improve the wellbeing and life chances of those living multiple deprivation particularly in Glasgow's Southside by using football as a hook to engaging in our programmes and activities.

The Danish Church in London (UK, 237897) Browse events

The Danish Church at St. Katharine's Precinct is for Danes that live in London be it for a long or short period.  Our Benevolent Fund gives financial help and support to Danes in the UK who has fallen on hard times, and Danish Abbeyfield Society runs a visiting service for elderly Danes, as well as giving help and advice in finding good care homes. The Saturday School for children teaches Danish to all ages (from age 4) in groups according to age and language level. Classes run every other Saturday from September to May. Adult Danish tuition is also available. We are an Evangelical-Lutheran church with a strong connection to the National Evangelical Lutheran Church (Folkekirken) of Denmark. We celebrate services, christenings, marriages and funeral in the same way as any parish church in Denmark. The Church does not receive any funding from Denmark and exist solely on funds raised from events and donations given by members and friends of The Danish Church..

ASHA NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE (UK, 1114127) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1114127

Euxton CofE PTFA (UK, 1046942) Browse events

Euxton CofE PTFA is here to raise funds for new equipment, materials and experiences for the children that attend school to enhance their learning experience.

Friends Of Luton Youth Music (UK, 1146344) Browse events

Friends of Luton Youth Music is a charity set up to support young musicians in the local area. We are a group of parent volunteers who raise funds and awareness to help support the work of Luton music service, especially instrumental teaching and ensemble groups which take place out of school hours. We do this by providing instruments, offering bursaries to a promising student or those who’s parent struggle to pay but do not get free school meals, purchasing music and instruments, organising concerts from promoting, selling tickets, designing programmes and serving refreshments.

Imberlink (UK, 271227) Browse events

Imberhorne CommunitySports Hall Small Change for a Big Change     Imberhorne School provides a great education for around 1700 pupils, but currently there is very little space for sport or music and drama. Imberhorne is the only school in West Sussex which does not have a Sports Hall despite being classified by Ofsted as an “Outstanding” school. We are raising funds to enable a state of the art facility to be built. Such a facility will also benefit the wider community as it will promote sport and the performing arts for everyone and we plan that it will be available for all to use. The School Governors have been working hard for more than a year and WSCC recently pledged £1.8m towards the building costs. Now we need to raise a further £200,000 to fullfill our pledge to the project. So far we have raised or have plegdes for about £120,000, but we need your support if we are to achieve our target. Detailed planning has been done with a view to start building in July 2012.

Community At Linden Lodge (UK, 1184769) Browse events

Community at Linden Lodge is a parent/staff association with a difference. Pupils at Linden Lodge School have visual impairments and physical and learning disabilities, some are deaf blind and most students have complex needs. We support children and their families, celebrate their differences and help parents and carers feel less isolated.

Treats Childrens Charity (UK, 700799) Browse events

During 2010 Treats Children’s Charity celebrated its 25th Anniversary year, and to mark the occasion we launched ‘25 Treats for 25 years’. The charity’s aim is to raise money to benefit the Children of Derbyshire and the surrounding region. Over the years we have helped to buy a variety of items, from helping finance a new building for St. Benedict’s School Enhanced Resource Base, mini buses, medical equipment, specially developed bikes, wheelchairs to dream holidays. We are always open to requests for help and will look at anything that can benefit the lives of these special children. We have donated funds to many needy causes, to many to mention. Thanks to all of you, Treats were able to make numerous donations last year to a variety of Children & Families who just need that extra bit of help. It is with the generous support we receive from people like you that Treats Children’s Charity is able to continue to give to all the good causes who approach us for support. I hope that this gives you a quick insight as to what we are about and hopefully will help you, help us, make a difference to the lives of these special CHILDREN.

Equipment For Disabled Children (UK, 1028286) Browse events

EDC is a local charity which purchases specialised equipment to help local disabled children. All the money comes from fund-raising and donations and, apart from very small amounts used for essential costs, it is all used to provide help to the children. The Charity is run entirely by unpaid volunteers. EDC gives help to local disabled children who live or attend school in the West Surrey area, or are under the care of the Royal Surrey County Hospital Children’s Unit in Guildford. EDC provides equipment to disabled children to make their lives as full as possible. The equipment enables children to live more comfortably, to play in more creative ways alongside their peers and siblings, to learn more easily or to enjoy more mobility. The equipment provided by EDC is always approved by a professional in the child’s medical caring team to ensure that the item purchased is the most appropriate for the child’s needs. Because the equipment is usually so specialised, and is either tailor-made or adapted exclusively for the child concerned, it is always much more expensive than standard ‘off-the-shelf’ products. For example, tricycles are frequently recommended and give children independence, exercise and the ability to play on equal terms with other children. They cost on average about £800 each. Normally, because of budget limitations or other restrictions, such equipment is either not available from the Health, Education or Social Services or would be so delayed that the necessary benefit to the growing child would be lost. Because each child’s need is different, each applicant receives individual attention. Apart from trikes, other examples of equipment provided in the recent past include walking aids, car seats, other specialised seating systems and buoyancy aids to encourage the children to swim as independently as possible.