One World Orphanage Trust (UK, 1049018) Browse events

One World Orphanage Trust provides funds to orphanage relief projects in China, with a strong preference for removing children from institutions and into local fostering programmes.

OADBY BOYS' CLUB (UK, 521480) Browse events

Crossroads Care South East Suffolk (UK, 1094267) Browse events

Crossroads Care is Britain's leading provider of support for carer's and the people they care.

1st Belmont Guide Company (UK, 1st Belmont Guide Company - N/A) Browse events

1st Belmont Guides was formed on 20th July 1917, and is one of the oldest units in the country. Girlguiding UK is the leading voluntary organisation for girls and young women in the UK. We're all about fun, friendship, new challenges and adventures, and 95 years on we're still going strong!!

Cycle for Uganda (UK, 326305) Browse events

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING DONATIONS FOR CYCLE FOR UGANDA 2011. Cycle for Uganda is a one week charity cycle tour in Uganda which raises money mainly for the Next Generation programme, run by Mara Foundation, that aims at school improvement for government funded secondary schools serving disadvantaged communities in Uganda, amongst a few other good causes. The route (all on good paved roads) passes through the beautiful hills of Western Uganda, a green and fertile land where ancient volcanoes enclose the Western arm of the Great Rift Valley. We’ll pass straight through Queen Elizabeth National Park, where you can expect to see elephant, buffalo, antelope, and if you’re really lucky, tree-climbing lions. We’ll pass the vast tea estates of Fort Portal and Bushenyi, as well as ancient crater lakes of up to 300m depth hidden behind the terraced hillsides and banana plantations, all on a backdrop of the vast Rwenzori volcanoes. The route takes in some tough climbs as well as a few glorious descents. The week culminates with an opportunity to track the endangered mountain gorilla in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. For those who have never visited Africa before, there is no better introduction – the scenery in Western Uganda is mind-blowing!

The Cormac Trust (UK, XR84748) Browse events

The Cormac Trust was set up after the sudden death of Cormac McAnallen in the morning of 2nd March 2004. Cormac’s death came as a shock to people not only in his local area, but also to people all over Ulster and Ireland, as he was a well-known sportsman of exceptional fitness and of ostensibly perfect health. It was largely due to the death of Cormac, Irish youth rugby international John McCall and other subsequent cases that the Irish public became aware of the issue of sudden cardiac death among young people. From the time of Cormac’s death the McAnallen family was keen to direct public attention to these cardiac conditions that cause such sudden deaths. Hence the family, with the assistance of the Tyrone County Board of the GAA, set up the Cormac Trust. The following are its four objects: To raise awareness of sudden cardiac deaths in young people, and its causes; To promote cardiac screening for young people, especially for athletes; To provide education and information to raise awareness at government level and among other authorities as to the value of providing facilities for the screening of young people; To provide automated external defibrillators (AEDs) for sports clubs in the local region, for the use of the entire local community, and to train people in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and the use of defibrillators.

Revive International (UK, 474507396) Browse events

WildTeam (UK, 1149465) Browse events

We are WildTeam and we are changing the game for nature. Do you believe in celebrating nature? In acting fearlessly to care for it and in listening properly to the people closest to it? We do. At WildTeam we just love nature. We can’t get enough of it. It feeds our souls. It’s incredible and it’s all around us doing its amazing thing. And keeping us alive. We believe people are the solution because we see evidence of it every day. Our vibrant and passionate team is busy saving nature in Bangladesh through our TigerTeam initiative. TigerTeam combines conservation know-how and hard science with the local knowledge and energy of 70 staff and over 340 village volunteers to change the game for tigers and the animals that share their forest. Big challenges need big solutions. We can make a real difference for nature if we’re all on the same team. Human beings are innovative, adaptable and passionate; every single one of us can be a game changer. That is why we are starting up a new initiative to help grow more game changers around the world. We want to share proven and innovative approaches with others to create a global network of local game changers who can catalyse change for nature on our amazing planet earth. WITH YOUR HELP we can push it to this next level. Join our team and help us change the game for nature. By donating much needed funds or your time, you will be doing just that.

Ladies in Pink Scarves (UK, 1141443) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

K-9 Angels (UK, 1150314) Browse events

K-9 Angels is a UK based registered charity (no: 1150314) set up in 2011 to address the stray dog situation in Romania and the canine victims of the dog meat trade in Thailand. K-9 Angels provides a much needed network link between dog rescuers in these countries and prospective adopters in the UK, as well as funding for spay and neuter programmes, food and material aid, shelters, medical and veterinary aid. K-9 Angels prides itself on its lack of discrimination in helping all manner of rescues in these countries and also in its rehoming process which vets each person on their individual needs. K-9 Angels would like to branch out to many more countries worldwide in the future in order to help tackle the global stray dog problem.

MDN FOUNDATION (UK, 854172612) Browse events

Pinkston Watersports (UK, SC043262) Browse events

Glasgow Watersports is Scotland's only artificial whitewater centre. As a social enterprise we aim to make watersports accessible to all so that everybody can have the chance to build the confidence, strength, independence, and social network that come from participation.

Cairngorm mountain rescue team (UK, sco10737) Browse events

Volunteer organisation providing search and rescue services in and around the Cairngorm mountains of Scotland.

HARLOW UNIT OF THE SEA CADET CORPS (UK, 274358) Browse events

The Good Life Foundation (UK, 1133007) Browse events

The Good Life Foundation’s aim is to reduce child poverty and help orphans to live a healthy and productive life in the poorest communities.

Salford Community Leisure (UK, XR71610) Browse events

Salford Community Leisure is run by and for the people of Salford. We rely on gifts of all sizes from trusts, foundations, organisations and individual people. Every penny raised goes towards keeping Salford’s leisure and cultural venues open for all to enjoy.

Cherwell School PTA (UK, 284412) Browse events

Cherwell School PTA raises funds to enhance the experience of all the school's students. Your support will help us to provide additional facilities and experiences, above and beyond the school's own funding. Your gift will go directly towards projects that make the school environment better, that enable more students to go on more trips, that teach students life skills such as bike safety and first aid, and that provide equipment for after school clubs, art and drama.

1st Ramsden and Downham Scouts (UK, XR71110) Browse events

Welcome to the 1st Ramsden and Downham Scouts Virgin Money Giving page. All donations and fundraising goes towards developing facilities and activities for our Cubs and Scouts.

Joybells Orphanage And School Foundation (UK, 1099982) Browse events

Welcome to Joybells Thank you for visiting the Joybells donation page. All donations large or small are always greatly appreciated – particularly by the Children, who depend on your generosity for their day to day needs About Joybells In 1983, whilst living in Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim in Northern India, Joy started to care for small children whose mothers were having to work as labourers and had no possibility, at that time, of caring for their children themselves. When word spread of the work Joy was doing other destitute women starting bringing their babies to Joy. She took these children into her home, fed them, clothed them and began to educate them. This was the beginning of Joybells. Over 20 years Joybells, in Gangtok, grew to become a school for 400 with an orphanage for 50. In 2000 the decision was made for Joy to leave Gangtok, the remoteness of Sikkim making the everyday running of the school vitually impossible. Land was found near the city of Dehradun in the foothills of the Himalayas and the new Joybells was begun. The first of the new buildings has been opened and is home to over 60 children. Work is reaching completion on two of the main buildings that already provide accommodation for the children but will allow for more staff to be accommodated as well as a new medical wing. It has always been the case that children of all faiths have been welcomed by Joybells. Eventually there will be a home for about 200 children which will also be their primary school up to the age of 12. For their secondary education the children will go to other schools in the area. The orphanage will be home for the children throughout their schooling. Joy’s aim is to give the children in her care a Christian home and a really outstanding education. Pictures of the School and Orphanage     

City Of Bristol Brass Band (UK, 1152249) Browse events

The City of Bristol Brass Band is a very active Brass Band based in the North Bristol area, but which draws its members from a wide area. It has a mostly adult 'Main' Band which competes at a high standard in regional brass band competitions and gives regular concerts in the Bristol area, and a 'Learner Band' with mostly Youth members. Both seek to advance the musical skills of their members, whilst providing them and concert audiences with an enjoyable and entertaining experience.

Unity Enterprise (UK, Unity) Browse events

Unity Enterprise is a registered Scottish charity that was founded in 1989. Jump forward 28 years to 2017, we’ve dropped the enterprise from our name and be known as Unity as of April 2017.Over the years we have provided a variety of support services to people who are vulnerable, disadvantaged or at risk of exclusion across the West Of Scotland.We provide a range and quality of services which empower individuals, enriches their lives and enables them to achieve positive outcomes. This includes training, supported work experience, advocacy, guidance and support, personal development, education and social activities for young people and adults experiencing disabilities and disadvantages.We have also recently added Glasgow Soup to our Portfolio. Based on an idea which originated in Detroit in 2010, Glasgow Soup is a microgranting public dinner where people meet and vote to make local community-based projects and ideas a reality.  Unity Carer Centers offer specialist information, support advocacy and advice. Respite away from the role in the form of day trips, health and wellbeing services, social activities and peer support from fellow carers.Empower provides support and development services to adults who are living with a learning disability or additional support needs. Our service works with the themes of the Keys to Life Learning Disability Strategy and covers health, travel, literacy and community inclusion. Work experience is provided in our Social Enterprise Spoon Cafes where new skills are developed in a supported environmentSpoon also hosts a “pay it forward” scheme whereby, thanks to the generosity of our customers, we can offer meals and takeaway food at no cost to people affected by homelessness and poverty or anyone else suffering a barrier from warm healthy food.  Find out more Website http://www.unity-enterprise.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/unityen/ Twitter https://twitter.com/TrongateUnity YouTube https://youtu.be/SJ5rK7merVs

Lauderdale House Society (UK, 275502) Browse events

  Lauderdale House, built in 1582 and the focus of Waterlow Park in North London, is a Grade 2* listed building and a rare example of a domestic merchant’s house of national heritage It runs as an arts and education centre with a vibrant arts, exhibition and participatory programme for people of all ages, classes and ethnicities. This is a place for everyone to experience art in a safe and welcoming environment and enjoy their heritage.

Burford and Windrush Rotary Club (UK, 1043331) Browse events

A group of 11 Rotarians & friends are cycling the Fosse Way from Exeter - Lincoln, from 8th - 11th May 2014, to raise funds for a local, important charity called Contented Dementia which provides support & training for those caring for loved ones with dementia. http://www.contenteddementiatrust.org/

Jo's Dreams (UK, XT33340) Browse events

Jo’s Dreams helps people with life threatening kidney failure. This is classed as grade 4/5 kidney disease and means that the patient is often on a gruelling dialysis routine. We also help people who have had a long period of time on dialysis. Jo’s Dreams will coordinate and organise the funding to provide an individual with an experience of their choice. It is aimed to help provide people with a memory that can never be taken away from them or their family and loved ones. Jo’s Dreams can provide an experience that will be unique to that person. They may want something as simple as trip to the cinema with friends or a weekend in London to see a show.  Others may be more daring – it’s really up to them. The dream is their choice …… we will make it happen by funding and organising it for them – making it tailored to suit their needs. It will be a special time to always be remembered. The experience will have to fall within our funding criteria.   Joanne Horobin died on 3rd August 2011, aged 48, in the arms of her family. Jo had a dream that she talked about hours before she died ...... Kidney failure took her precious life too soon and had a dramatic effect on her quality of life. Jo spent the last five years of her life fighting kidney disease. During this time Joanne’s life was ruled by dialysis sessions at Northern General Hospital, Sheffield. Jo saw the suffering of many terminally ill people and wanted her legacy to help them a break from the mundane routine of a “normal” dialysis week. So many people  often have very little to look forward to apart from endless rounds of hospital visits, dialysis treatments and the prospect of living with this kidney  disease for years. Jo wanted others to have a good time - she wanted families to have special memories together. Our sister knew that setting up Jo’s Dreams would help others in this terrible situation which is so hard to bear. Jo’s Dreams is a tribute to Joanne Horobin’s courage, determination and sheer love of life ……….. Sadly gone but never forgotten.

Lingen Davies Cancer Relief Fund (UK, 509649) Browse events

Lingen Davies Cancer Fund is dedicated to supporting quality cancer care for patients in Shropshire and Mid Wales, through the funding of equipment and buildings. The Charity aims to improve facilities so patients can be treated and diagnosed in the best environment possible.