Bute Kidney Patients Support Group (UK, SC034769) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. We are aiming to raise £300,000 to create a Dialysis Unit on the Island of Bute. Dialysis Unit Campaign We aim to raise £300,000 to create a Dialysis Unit here on the Isle of Bute.This will mean that those on the island who rely on dialysis will not have to make the three-times weekly trips to Greenock.At the moment, a similar dialysis unit to the one that we want on Bute has been created in Campbeltown. We hope that Bute will be the location for a second unit. . Charity No: SC034769 Find out more Website http://www.butekidney.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/dialysisunitforbutecampaign/

St Nic's (UK, 1133809) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.  Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1133809

St Albans Hockey Club Limited (UK, 05125) Browse events

St Albans Hockey Club is one of the most successful sports clubs in the area with both the Men’s and Womens first teams playing in the National League and seventeen teams playing on a regular basis.  As a hockey club we also feel it is important to increase youth sports here in St Albans, hence the development of our large Colts Section which involves more than 150 girls and boys. And that number is growing every year. However the success and growth of our club has put considerable pressure on the Clubs traditional facilities at Clarence Park. There is only one artificial turf pitch, minimal car parking space and a pavilion which cannot be extended, as it is a listed building.  With this in mind, and to help us maintain our position as one of the largest clubs in the country and a centre of excellence in St Albans, Hertfordshire and the East, we have had to look elsewhere. An opportunity has arisen for the Club to partner with Oakland’s College in the development of two new artificial pitches and sports facilities at their Oakland’s College campus in  St Albans. This would achieve three goals: So we are now jointly looking to raise the £1.1 million and we are already 82% of the way there. Oakland’s College is obtaining a range of educational grants, and we have obtained £187,000 grants from Hockey England and other sources. However we still need just under £200,000 to make this dream a reality.

Good News Ministry Northern Ireland (UK, NIC102086) Browse events

Christian charity rescuing orphans, street children and destitute widows from abject poverty and providing accommodation, education, medical needs and spiritual teaching in a safe and secure environment in Vijayawada, Andra Pradesh. Currently building 2 homes to accommodate 100 boys and 100 girls.

Veninos - Venezuelan Children In Need (UK, 1099517) Browse events

Veniños - Venezuelan Children In Need - is a UK registered charity dedicated to improving the lives of street and shantytown children in urban Venezuela. It has no religious or political affiliation.The funds raised by Veniños will be used to support projects run by well respected non government organisations operating in Venezuela.

Young Kent (UK, 1063975) Browse events

Providing different levels of support to youth organisations, dependent on size and type (small local, or part of a national body) of organisation. Appropriate bespoke programmes to meet the needs of young people and organisations. Ensuring that the views of the member organisations are heard and reflected to the appropriate audiences as well as being proactive in the dissemination of any responses. Acting as a vehicle to acknowledge and show-case the achievements of young people and youth organisations in the county.

National Railway Museum (UK, XN63797A) Browse events

  The National Railway Museum is the largest railway museum in the world and the most visited English museum outside of London.   As a National Museum entrance to the museum is free.  We receive a grant from the Department of Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) which goes towards basic running costs e.g heating; lighting etc. However with your help we can:  Be a world-class museum where people from all walks of life will choose to explore how railways help shape our world. Change how people think, talk and act about railways and transport and their impact on our lives. Inspire our visitors with our collections, enabling them to understand more about the development of the modern world and its relevance to the future, and motivate them to learn more. Please help us to become the most admired Museum in the world and thus be a source of pride to the public and our supporters. By donating now you are helping us secure the work of the NRM for future generations. Thank you to all our visitors who made a donation at one of our museums (MOSI, National Media Museum, National Railway Museum and the Science Museum).  Last financial year alone, you very generously donated £1.6 million towards our work. This money is so important to all of our museums as not only does it help us replace the funding lost due to reductions in Grant in Aid, it means we can spend it where we need to the most: ensuring your visit is as memorable and enjoyable as possible.  Receiving regular visitor donations means that this income now plays a crucial role in contributing to showcase the past and inspire the future about the science in all of our lives. We would love it if you would like to donate today.

South West Legal Support Trust (UK, 1141830) Browse events

The South West Legal Support Trust receives grants via the Access to Justice Foundation and raises its own funds for distribution to providers of pro bono legal services in Dorset and Hampshire as well as Bristol and of course the ‘real’ South West down to Cornwall.

Og Cancer Project (UK, 1147939) Browse events

We are OG Cancer Project, a charity set up in 2012 and run by patients for the welfare and support of Oesophageal and Gastric cancer patient and their families. Our trustees are a unique blend of 5 patients, 2 consultants and our very own angel disguised as a Clinical Nurse Specialist, this mix ensures we are at the front line and have resources in people to offer support pre, during and post treatment for patients and their families. Everyone involved with the charity are volunteers and our administrative costs are minimal to ensure the maximum funds are used for our aims as below. The charity’s aims are: To provide welfare and advice to patients and carers, To provide support by establishing, running and maintaining patient support groups, and by new patients being able to have contact with experienced patients pre, during and post treatment, To raise awareness to ensure early diagnosis, To assist with research funding of OG cancer, To fund equipment and other items that directly benefits patients and which are not normally provided by other sources, To raise funds in order to achieve our aims. We work closely with the Regional OG Unit based at the Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guildford and we have full support from the OG clinical specialist team of consultants, nurses and dieticians. The Guildford OG patient support group was started up in 2007 and now meets monthly, we welcome patients and their families to attend at any meeting. The group has full support from the clinical team who attend meetings and often do a presentation to the group. Web site: www.ogcancerproject.org.uk E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 01483 406688 or 01243 855611 Mobile: 07734 394263

The Help Uganda Trust (UK, 1113447) Browse events

The Help Uganda Trust supports in particular the Children and Young people of St Michael's Children's Home Kampala.  Unlike many charities operating in Africa and Uganda the HUT aims to pay for professional training and/or University places so that each child is capable of fully supporting themselves when they leave the home. It is not just education to sixteen or eighteen and then back on the streets with the need for continued charitable support or alternativily facing the return to extreme poverty. The HUT pays for the day to day expenses of running the home including food, medicine, utilities and staff. There are approximately 85 resident and a further 20 family placed children. In addition to the on-going expenses the Trust pays for the education of approximately 45 of the young people. Other charities and donors pay for the remaining children's education. The children come from a range of ethnic (tribal) and religious backgrounds and it is the home's policy that children are treated equally regardless of background. Most are there because of armed conflict or because of the impact of AIDS. At the home great emphasis is made on teaching the children to respect each other’s religious differences and in the equality of the sexes.  We are particularly proud of our success with young girls and are delighted in the confidence that many have obtained. We are also proud that some of our children have gone on to become doctors, teachers, engineers as well as artists and musicians. Please support us however you can Signing up for regular giving is particularly helpful as the children need ongoing support.

Halsway Manor Society Limited (UK, 247230) Browse events

Halsway Manor - National Centre for the Folk Arts - is a folk arts centre that provides courses, events and activities for everyone interested in traditional folk music, dance and song, storytelling, folklore and arts and crafts. Located in the Quantock Hills - an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - in West Somerset, Halsway Manor has a fascinating history that goes back over 600 years. The Manor has a warm friendly atmosphere, tranquil woods and gardens, great food, a bar, a range of overnight accommodation and camping in the grounds. The Kennedy Grant Library contains thousands of books and recordings of folklore, customs, traditional folk music, dance and song - an excellent resource for research and study. 'Our Future' Development Fund The Board of Trustees have launched plans to develop the facilities so that people of all ages and abilities can access Halsway Manor more easily and learn about the folk traditions found in England and further afield. The Manor HouseConserve and repair the historic features (Halsway Manor is Listed as Grade II* by English Heritage). Make more of the building accessible to visitors by moving service and support facilities (ie. kitchen and offices) out to the rear of the Manor and refurbishing those spaces for learning, including increased space for the library and a new dining room. Activity CentreA timber-framed building, in the grounds behind the manor, designed to have a low impact on the environment and the natural and built heritage. It will provide new spaces for arts and crafts activities (for example, musical instrument making) while being an exciting space for use by schools, young people, families and the local community to do a wide range of folk activities.  Performance SpaceA new building adjoining the manor for dances, concerts and celebrations as well as providing a larger teaching space for dance and music.  More overnight accommodation, improved accessBuilding some new accommodation to the rear of the Manor. Improving access to the gardens, woods and grounds. More parking and better camping facilities.

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

South Bucks Counselling (UK, 1095554) Browse events

Based in High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, we offer a professional and confidential counselling service to adults in the surrounding area. Many of our clients come from High Wycombe, Marlow or Maidenhead, however we are open to clients from any geographical area.

THE DALES SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND (UK, 1045711) Browse events

Sewalanka UK (UK, 1118050) Browse events

Sewalanka UK supports the work of Sewalanka Foundation, a Sri Lankan development organization that enhances the capacity of disadvantaged rural communities to identify and address their own development needs. Sewalanka also responds to emergencies such as the recent floods in the North and East of the country. It is helping to reconstruct damaged homes and schools and working with farmers' organisations to help re-build livelihoods.  More information about Sewalanka can be found on their website: http://www.sewalanka.org/

The Kirsty Bryden Memorial Trust (UK, SCO4271) Browse events

The Kirsty Bryden Memorial Trust is a no overheads charity helping to improve the lives of children who are suffering from serious life limiting illnesses, children with special needs and their siblings. We are a registered charity number SCO42871. You have enabled us to help so many children in the last two years. We have raised a grand total of £44,868. As a no overheads charity every penny you donate goes to the children we help; We operate on good will and sponsorship, using only unpaid volunteers who use their own private cars, the Trust Committee use their own private vehicles and pay for our own fuel to attend events. We source posters, badges etc from sponsors to deliver 100% of your donation direct to those in need. We always investigate every cause to ensure no cash get wasted through misguided good intent. We deliver to maximise the benefit of every penny raised. In July 2013 John Bryden, Chair of the Trust, rode a Honda 125cc motorcycle from the highlands in Scotland, through the Artic Circle to Moscow and back home. We received £15,749.74 in donations for Kirsty's Kids in sponsorship for the this event. Please visit KirstysKids.org to find out more about what we do and how you can help.

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

Paballong UK Trust (UK, 1143940) Browse events

Paballong UK Trust was established in 2010 so that we could help those in Lesotho, a small country in southern Africa, who suffer from HIV and Aids. Our main purpose is 'the relief of poverty in Lesotho, specifically among those who are severely disadvantaged and infected or affected by HIV/Aids'. We support the operations of the Paballong Centre which has been fully equipped since 2007. The Centre now has a staff complement of 31 who provide voluntary counselling and testing, antiretroviral therapy, and the treatment of opportunistic diseases, including TB. Since 2008 all services have been provided for free. To date there have been some 31,000 visits by nearly 4,500 clients of whom 1,031 on ART. It has tested the HIV status of 2,153 people, provided 10,422 treatments for opportunistic diseases, and offered maternity and family planning programmes to 1,528 clients. Nearly 22,500 free lunches have been provided. Paballong has moved on enormously from its original aim: while meeting the needs of HIV and Aids patients and their care-givers is still the primary purpose of the Centre, substantial efforts have been made to use the Centre in other ways, for example improving socio-economic opportunities for local communities.

The March Foundation (UK, 1079010) Browse events

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British Neurological Research Trust (UK, 298098) Browse events

The British Neurological Research Trust is dedicated to supporting the research of the Spinal Repair Unit, Institute of Neurology, towards the repair of injury in the central nervous system. This research is focused on the translation of newly discovered science for human clinical benefit.

St Luke's Church, Battersea Organ Fund (UK, Noneaschurchesareexempt) Browse events

St Luke's Organ Fund was set up in January 2006 to raise £290,000 in order to preserve and restore the magnificent 100 year old T. C Lewis organ in the church.

North Staffs Special Adventure Playground (UK, 514825) Browse events

An independent registered charity providing specialist play and recreational services for disabled children and young people, and information, support and respite care for their families.The purpose-built indoor facilities and extensive landscaped outdoor areas are open 7 days a week all year round.

Football Gambia (UK, 1138524) Browse events

Football Gambia is not just about football. Our goal is to educate children and develop communities in The Gambia. We provide educational materials to schools/nurseries and encourage self sufficiency through farming and business initiatives. Check out our website: www.footballgambia.org