Mugstock Limited (UK, SC046069) Browse events

Vale Of Glamorgan Festival Limited (UK, 519044) Browse events

Unique in the UK, the Vale of Glamorgan Festival presents an annual programme of classical music featuring works by living composers only which sets it apart from other festivals.  The festival brings to Wales an international roster of great artists, ensembles and composers presenting a programme of concerts, talks and workshops where the composers themselves rub shoulders with audiences and share their passion for the best of new music. Over a ten-day period, the 2014 Festival will feature artists from Belgium, Denmark, Ireland and the UK including choirs, orchestras and smaller chamber groups in a range of beautiful historic buildings and also state-of –the art concert halls.  Composers from the performers’ home countries will feature as well as extended profiles of the work of the late Sir John Tavener and Tarik O'Regan.   Keeping music alive, the festival is committed to directly supporting composers and commissions new work each year which will premiere during the festival – in 2014 this includes a new work by Gabriel Jackson "Zero Point Reflection" which will be premiered by Juice Vocal Ensemble.  We are able to present our ambitious programme thanks to generous funding from the Arts Council of Wales and Vale of Glamorgan Council whose support amounts to 56% of the overall cost of the festival.  It is our job to raise the remaining 44% from trusts and foundations, international organisations, ticket sales and donations. With a target of £14,000 this year to raise from individual supporters, please consider supporting the 2014 festival.  You can support the costs of a new commission (see Zero Point Reflection) or become a Festival Friend by clicking on the links on the left of the page, or alternatively if your prefer make a one-off or regular payment by clicking "Make a Donation" button to the right!  Every single penny helps us in our work. Thank you for your support! For full details of the 2014 Festival please visit our website:  www.valeofglamorganfestival.org.uk

Voluntary Action Maidstone (UK, 1066911) Browse events

Voluntary Action Maidstone (VAM) works with some of the most disadvantaged and hard to reach groups within our community. Its core activities are a Volunteer Centre which provides a brokerage service for people wanting to volunteer and those organisations requiring volunteers and a Council for Voluntary Service (CVS) which provides training, support, advice and capacity building to existing and developing, voluntary and community organisations (VCOs). In our role of developing infrastructure support for VCOs, we are able to help local services flourish. We have worked effectively with voluntary, community, statutory and public sector organisations.Various projects have developed through a need identified by the community providing services for older people, people with mental health problems, carers, those with a disability on low incomes, people recovering from drugand alcohol misuse and those rehabilitating in the community after prison or a youth offending service.

LEEDS WEST INDIAN CARNIVAL (UK, 1107881) Browse events

Friends of Wechiau Group (UK, 1113023) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. We are a UK based charity set up for the advancement of education of people resident within the boundaries of the Wechiau Hippo Sanctuary, Ghana, or surrounding areas by the provision of educational materials, funding of teachers and supplies and at the discretion of the trustees the provision of scholarships for individuals to extend their education and training. Please donate to support our cause. The Wechiau Community Hippo Sanctuary is situated in an area of Ghana of extreme poverty where the local leaders and community representatives manage the sanctuary on a community based natural resource based model. They need support to ensure the next generation are educated to continue their dual goal of biodiversity and poverty alleviation. Our scholarship programme assists young people to attend Senior High School and to continue their studies to gain a professional qualification in teaching or health care. We also provide one primary school with some much needed educational supplies. We could do much more if we had more funds. Charity No: 1113023 Find out more Website http://www.friendsofwechiau.org.uk

The Henry Warren Hall, Nyewood, West Sussex (UK, 230852) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 230852

Simply Play (UK, Simply Play - N/A) Browse events

Thringstone Miners Social Centre (UK, 521510) Browse events

Providing first class community facilities for Thringstone and our neighbouring villages.

Southampton Community Family Trust (UK, 1095732) Browse events

SCFT provide a local focus for relationship support, particularly for the key area of family life. Activities include marriage preparation and support, schools work, parenting and growth through life events (eg having a first baby)

Flitwick Baptist Church (UK, 1134820) Browse events

Our vision is to know, follow and share a living Jesus in our community. We come to know him through our faith in the sacrificial death upon the cross, as a substitute for you personally. This then leads us to seek to live out our faith by following the way Jesus lived, and to share this good news with those around us. We call this our 3+3+3 Vision. The 3+3+3 Vision: 1) 3% of our local community knowing Jesus in a Bible-faithful fellowship. 2) Support or plant 3 churches in the local area to become Gospel-effective churches. 3) Send out 3 workers into the wider work of the Gospel.

OUR FREE MINDS CIO (UK, 1201014) Browse events

The African Workshop (UK, 1137427) Browse events

The African Workshop works with kids, artists and musicians in Mali. Together we support community projects in Bamako, one of the world’s poorest cities. We work in partnership with influential artist Kader Keita. His Anga Miri Sini Na project, which in Bambara means Lets Think of Tomorrow, gives street children space to learn skills and create a secure future.  Other projects include pop-up community centres, a scholarship scheme for promising students and workshops by international artists. We encourage inspirational people - from artists and musicians to community leaders and politicians - to run workshops to spark new ideas and aspirations in the young people we work with. More than anything the African Workshop lets kids be creative. Find out more at www.africanworkshop.org

Africa Medical Partnership Fund (UK, 1099936) Browse events

The African Medical Partnership (AfriMed) is a UK based non governmental, secular aid organisation which was established in 2003. Our aim is to close the gaps in Africa's medical know-how by sharing knowledge, skills and providing the resources to 'make better health happen' for everybody in Africa - especially the poor and needy. We believe in building real and equitable partnerships for sustainable improvement in health care We believe that “the hand that receives is never beneath the hand that gives.” AfriMed facilitates, in partnership with the host country, the transfer of skills and technologies to empower their country’s healthcare professionals to sustainably improve healthcare services, particularly for the vulnerable members of the society. Our aims are: To help empower local medical professionals in Africa to make sustainable and lasting improvements in their healthcare services through the transfer of skills, knowledge and technology from developed countries. To give training and develop standards of best medical practice for all fields of medicine in our partner countries. To develop a resources programme to provide facilities, equipment and materials to underpin the training programmes.

Third Sector Services (UK, 1119310) Browse events

Third Sector Services is the umbrella charity that runs community transport schemes in Cheltenham, Tewkesbury and Gloucester. We are also one of the key partners running Volunteering Gloucestershire, the county-wide service that helps would-be volunteers find placements with charities and voluntary groups. Lifeline for older and disabled people The affordable door-to-door transport service run by us is open to older people and those with mobility issues. Without our help many of our vulnerable passengers would not be able to live independent lives in their own homes and would become socially isolated and lonely. For some a lack of transport may mean they would have to give up their own homes and move into residential accommodation. With the help of our highly-experienced team of paid and volunteer drivers our passengers can get out and about, attend vital medical appointments, visit friends and pop to the shops. Our service provides peace of mind for friends and relatives of elderly and disabled family members who use our service - particularly those who live outside Gloucestershire and cannot be on standby to help with transport themselves. A donation of just £5 will help us to subsidise a journey for a lonely older person. Donating £40 will cover the cost of training and supporting a new volunteer driver. Keeping volunteering alive in Gloucestershire Thanks to our partnership work at Volunteering Gloucestershire we help more than 1,000 would-be volunteers find fulfilling volunteer roles each year. Feeling valued for the contribution they make can often have a dramatic and positive effect on the lives of volunteers, opening up new possibilities for learning, career development and social interaction.  A donation of just £5 would help support our outreach work with a start-up charity or community group. Donating £25 would go towards helping to cover the cost of an information stand designed to raise awareness of volunteering in the community.  

The Vale Primary School Parent Teacher Association (UK, 1083864) Browse events

The Vale Primary School PTA raise funds to allow the students at the Vale Primary School to have those little extra things during their educational journey which can't be obtained through state funding. These include things like extra IT hardware, awnings for the classrooms to keep the children cool on hot days, extracurricular activities such as Mathletics, renewing the library content, special celebration events, sports equipment etc. We are an active PTA, but there is only so much money we can raise within our community so your additional help will be really appreciated. Thank you for donating to help our children.

Somerset Cancer Care (UK, 279473SCC) Browse events

Somerset Cancer Care provides a free service to those in the community affected by cancer. We run informal support groups which are open for 2 hours once a week in Wells, Yeovil, Minehead, Taunton & Weston-S-Mare. We welcome patients, carers, friends and family. There is no need to book in advance or be referred by your GP.  As visitors you may benefit from the skills of our highly trained volunteers who are there to: You may also benefit from the support and advice of other users who are experiencing cancer every day.   We keep it confidential   We treat all your information as strictly confidential to ensure that you have a safe place where, if you wish, you can talk frankly.

Cedar Hall School PSFA (UK, 1027575) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.By supporting Cedar Hall School PSFA through voluntary donations you will help provide experiences and resources that will enrich the lives of our students. Cedar Hall School is an innovative and forward looking all age (5-16) Essex LEA School, which provides education for pupils who primarily experience global moderate learning difficulties, as well as speech, language, emotional, behavioural or autistic spectrum secondary disabilities. Charity No: 1027575 Find out more Website http://www.cedarhallschool.co.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Cedar-Hall-School-445056508840772/

Awel Aman Tawe Cyf (UK, 1114492) Browse events

Awel Aman Tawe is a small charity based in South Wales. We are developing a community owned and operated wind farm. Profits generaterd from the sale of electricity will be used to regenerate the Upper Amman and Swansea Valleys in a sustainable fashon. We are also involved with giving advice to other communites who wish to develop their own RE project via the EST's Ynni'rb Fro Project.

Royal Marines Museum (UK, 1142186) Browse events

The Royal Marines Museum in Southsea, Hampshire is an award-winning museum that proudly showcases the long and distinguished history of the Royal Marines Corps. Though free educational visits, engaging family activities, acclaimed exhibitions and much more besides, the Museum provides the public, young and old alike, with an unique opportunity to understand the Corps and the remarkable people - past and present - within it.

St. James's Kidney Patients Association (UK, 700981) Browse events

The objects of the Charity are : - It's objects are the relieving of sickness and distress resulting from both renal failure and following a transplant at St James's Hospital, Leeds, as well as the education of the public on the importance of carrying the NHS donor card and publicising the signing of the NHS Organ Donor Register.

Kintore Kirk (UK, SC001406) Browse events

Welcome to our homepage. We are a happy and faithful congregation, meeting regularly in our lovely church, raised in 1819 on the same site where a church was first established in the 12th Century. The name Kintore is thought to come from the Gaelic, Ceann-an-torr, where "Ceann" means the head, and "Torr" a round hill, which many locals believe it to refer to Tuach Hill, the place of a battle in the 9th century in which the locals helped King Kenneth II to victory over invading Danes.  

The Sandpiper Trust (UK, SCO31165) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: SCO31165

TechnoServe Europe (UK, 1116938) Browse events

TechnoServe works with enterprising people in the developing world to build competitive farms, businesses and industries.   In order to achieve our mission, we operate as a catalyst and partner to strengthen market systems. We focus on market systems that have: TechnoServe aims to be a catalyst and partner at all points in competitive markets. We work with individuals and businesses to address market failures – the constraints that prevent a market system from operating efficiently. These constraints may include skills, technologies, availability of information, market linkages, access to finance, infrastructure, governance or policies. We address market failures in three ways: Develop Capacity: We help individuals and communities acquire skills, share knowledge and apply the technologies needed to build successful farms and businesses. Strengthen Market Connections: We coordinate among industry players and connect emerging businesses and farms to capital, networks and suppliers. Improve the Business Environment: We encourage self-sustaining economic activity by addressing the policies, information and incentives that help markets function better. In 2012 we supported over half a million farmers and over 1,500 businesses to realise more than $70M in incremental revenue, which resulted in over 9,000 new jobs and $10M in incremental wages. Together we estimate that this benefitted 2.9 million men, women and children.

International Trust For Nature Conservation (UK, 281101) Browse events

The International Trust for Nature Conservation is a small and highly effective Trust concentrating its funds and efforts on the preservation of wild-life and the environment. It is administered by a group of Trustees determined to contribute to the protection of parts of the world where wild life is threatened by human activity. An integral part of the Trust's activities is recognizing the needs of local communities and in particular raising awareness of the benefits of healthy habitats and wildlife populations. ITNC works for conservation in various ways. The Trust has initiated several projects which, once established, have been handed over to local groups for further successful management. The Trust operates educational programmes, species monitoring and effective anti-poaching activities. As well as its own projects, ITNC supports those of other organisations, many of these are small and important projects whose requirements are so often overlooked by larger charities. ITNC works primarily in Nepal and the Indian sub-continent.

Armonia (UK) Trust (UK, 1037177) Browse events

Thank you for supporting the work of Armonía!  Armonía was founded by Saul and Pilar Cruz in 1987, in one of the poorest communities in Mexico City: the Jalalpa ravine; a violent and impoverished neighbourhood to the west of the city. Founded on Christian principles, Armonía now has community centres in urban and suburban settings, as well as a student residence that hosts indigenous students from Oaxaca, a state in the south of the country. The funds that you donate will go through the Armonia UK Trust, which exists to support Armonia Mexico.