Hope for Uganda (UK, 1128605) Browse events

Hope for Uganda projects empower local communities to save and work together. HfU helps families raise themselves from poverty by earning their own income through womens' microfinace groups. Its focus is on sustainable development. It works with street children.

Goudhurst Village Pre-school (UK, 1152404) Browse events

St Mark's Kennington (UK, PCCExempt) Browse events

St Mark's Kennington is a friendly, growing church where an amazing variety of people find friendship, faith in Jesus Christ, space to wrestle with life's big questions and hope for the future. We pledge 10% of our income is passed onto good courses beyond the immediate work of the church.

AmberSide Trust (UK, 1160760) Browse events

Working closely with Amber Film & Photography Collective, the trust secures the collection which has grown out of its work. The money we raise supports the vital tasks of building awareness of the collection, access to it and engagement with it. We support Side Gallery, Amber’s much-loved venue on Newcastle upon Tyne’s quayside, and the development of the collection. WHAT In 1968 Amber came together around a vision, moving to North East England ‘to collect documents of working class culture’. Sometimes, you begin a journey and you don’t know where it will lead. Nearly 50 years later, the time has come to secure the future of the unique and precious collection that continues to grow from that vision. This is why AmberSide Trust was established. The collection holds 20,000 photographs, 100 films, 10,000 slides and much more. In 2011 the interlinked narrative of Amber’s films and the photographs of collective member Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen, which runs like a spine through the whole collection, was inscribed in UNESCO’s Memory of the World register. WHY Starting out on our new journey, there are three things the trust is sure of: 1. We must hold the collection together so future generations can explore and draw on the whole, rich, interconnected narrative - one of the most significant cultural works to have been created in the region over the past 100 years; 2. We must keep it in the North East - it belongs to the region and must be accessible to the people whose stories it tells; 3. The production and the collecting must not stop - it is a living archive and we need to support new work which will take it forward. HOW Supporting AmberSide Trust will see enhanced conservation facilities, improved Side Gallery exhibition programmes, increased digital access, new production and a range of ambitious learning and participation projects - particularly in the communities Amber has documented.

Tulip Mental Health Group (UK, 800558) Browse events

Tulip’s mission is to provide quality services which offer hope and support recovery. Providing a range of services for people, from those experiencing mild to moderate mental ill health to those with more serious and enduring mental health problems.

Yorkshire Cadet Trust (UK, 1038089) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

The Everton Collection (UK, 1109480) Browse events

Its objective is to advance the education of the public in the history and social impact of Everton Football Club through the acquisition, preservation, maintenance and display of memorabilia (including programmes, medals, clothing and photographs) and other artefacts linked to the Club.

St Andrew's Fulham Fields PCC (UK, 1134166) Browse events

At St Andrew's we are a compassionate, imaginative and confident church, growing from a prayerful community which reaches out to offer the love and good news of God in Christ to all in the parish and beyond. We are not just for Sunday. Our Star Center is open daily, filled with community activity.

ST PAUL’S TOGETHER (UK, 1161487) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

1st Uxbridge Scout Group (UK, 303732) Browse events

1st Uxbridge Scout Group provides Scouting to Uxbridge and the surrounding area. We are currently saving to send three Scouts to the World Jamboree in Sweden

LLANGYFELACH SCHOOL PTFA (UK, 1166454) Browse events

Tiddington Village Hall (UK, 304384) Browse events

The provision and maintenance of the Village Hall and Playing Field and associated areas.

Tewit Youth Band (UK, 514676) Browse events

Tewit Youth Band is comprised of young people between the ages of 7 and 19 from the Harrogate District, the band plays around 30 concerts a year, both within the district and beyond. We are self-supporting and fund-raising is always high on the agenda for the committee.

The Soko Fund (UK, SC035554) Browse events

The Soko Fund supports women in Malawi to gain access to higher education.

Omaleshe Projects Trust (UK, SC039501) Browse events

Omaleshe Projects supports the teaching of dancing and drumming to orphans and vulnerable children in Namibia, many of whom have been affected by the HIV pandemic. Dance is an effective approach to dealing with grief and sorrow and a way of building confidence and self esteem for the children.

OXAB (Oxford Aid to the Balkans) (UK, 1104190) Browse events

OXAB is a small charity working with disadvantaged children in the Balkans. As well as sending student volunteers to work in orphanages and day centres, OXAB also runs educational projects to improve the lives of children and young people and help them to achieve their potential.

Pumping Marvellous (UK, 1145140) Browse events

Heart Failure affects over 1,000,000 both young and old and puts great stress on the whole family. It is a condition that needs managing through educating patients and carers through self management. Pumping Marvellous is the only dedicated Heart Failure charity in the UK so help us to help hearts.

VOYPIC (UK, NIC105019) Browse events

We support children and young people in care and care leavers throughout Northern Ireland by providing advice & support, a listening ear and fun activities. We provide advocacy support, mentoring and participation services.

FIDA Northern Ireland (UK, FIDA Northern Ireland - N/A) Browse events

we help vunerable children in ethiopia through our sponsership program and building project.

N.Able.U (UK, 1159486) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

The Islamic Society of Britain (UK, 1145319) Browse events

The Islamic Society of Britain (ISB) is a community based charity and not-for-profit company. Established in 1990, we were one of the first organisations that sought to evolve a uniquely British flavour to Islam. We believe that charity should begin at home, supporting needy causes here in the UK.

JMMT (UK, SC041190) Browse events

The John MacDougall Mesothelioma Trust is set up to assist sufferers and their families based in Fife Scotland. It will provide funding to help with research into the disease whilst raising the awareness. Families can also apply direct for assistance and will be considered.

The Border Holiday Group (UK, SC038524) Browse events

The Border Holiday Group, an unincorporated charitable association, organises Coach Holidays to Europe for the Sick and Disabled from the Borders Region and Southern Scotland.

University of East London (UK, UKPRN10007144) Browse events

The University of East London is a global learning community with 17,000 students from over 135 countries world-wide. Our vision is to achieve recognition, both nationally and internationally, as the leading careers-focused university in the UK, a successful and inclusive institution proud of its diversity, committed to new modes of learning which focus on students and enhance their employability, and renowned for our contribution to social, cultural and economic development, especially through our research and scholarship. We have a strong track-record in widening participation and working with industry. At the University of East London, we want to give our students the best experience possible and make sure they have all the tools they need to fulfil their educational goals. Donations made to the University of East London will go towards aiding our most in need students.

The Good Rock Foundation (UK, 1089611) Browse events

The Good Rock Foundation helps orphaned and abandoned children in China through a number of projects: foster care, education, therapy for the disabled , medical relief and social enterprise. Those helped range from babies up to young adult. Over 80% of those helped have the challenge of disability.