Regeneration (UK, 1057797) Browse events

Regeneration is a small UK charity for people affected by ataxia, their families, carers and health/social care professionals working on their behalf. Working in partnership with the Somerset and Essex ataxia centres, we help people to live with the effects of their condition 'Today' by providing care, support and information services. We also look to the 'Future' by funding scientific and medical research as well as supporting and undertaking research into supportive treatments.

Blossomwood Foundation Inc (UK, 462054093) Browse events

Impact Indonesia (UK, 208529976) Browse events

American Crowdfunding Association Inc (UK, 463689301) Browse events

George Appeal (UK, 1118000) Browse events

To raise funds to purchase equipment for the ante-natal units for hospitals in Devon & Cornwall.

Evolution Skate Park Scotland (UK, SC034057) Browse events

Evolution Skate Parks is an outdoor extreme sports facility offering young people from disadvantaged communities the chance to participate in sports such as BMXing Skateboarding and Inline Skating. The park is a safe and secure environment and is unique example of a facility that has been built to meet a local need, operated by a community group to provide leisure services, tackle youth crime, encourage a healthier lifestyle and improve the general opinion of the community in relation to young people within the local area. We provide service for young people from a broad range of backgrounds including young people from disadvantaged communities. Evolution enables young people to participate and access physical activity which has an impact on health and wellbeing. Evolution gives young people the opportunity to develop social skills meeting other people from all walks fo life. The development of young people's skills through skate boarding, biking and inline skating also encourages raised confidence and self-esteem. Additionally, the facility offers young people an alternative to anti-social behaviour. We aim to continue to provide this service to children in our community, ensuring that they have full access at all times.

Help For Heroes (UK, 812762496) Browse events

Lowton, Golborne and Ashton Mencap Society (UK, 514174) Browse events

Mencap is the voice of learning Disability in the UK.Lowton, Golborne and Ashton Mencap Society is one of over 500 Local Mencap groups associated or affiliated to Mencap As a Local Mencap group, we share the same objectives as Mencap.By campaigning and working with local authorities, councillors, MPs and people with a learning disability, their families and carers. And constantly challenge prejudices and ignorance, we influence changes in laws, services and public awareness. This assists people with a learning disability to live their lives as they choose.We also support people with a learning disability and their families by run regular meetings, to keep everyone aware of changes that may directly or indirectly affect them. Social activities are arranged throughout the year for our members and friends. We also offer a limited welfare support for hardship, bereavement, sickness, etc. Charity No: 514174 Find out more Website http://www.mencap.org.uk

CVNI (UK, 261009NI) Browse events

Conservation Volunteers Northern Ireland has been a registered charity involving all sections of the community for 26 years.  Every year CVNI connects with over 20,000 people who make positive differences to their local communities and their environments.  Practically and locally grounded we have built a great authority by engaging and motivation people from the broadest range of backgrounds, abilities, cultures and needs, including the most deprived and neglected communities. Our vision is simple, to create a better environment where people are valued, included and involved. From our network of local offices in Belfast, Coleraine, Fermanagh, L/Derry and Bangor, we provide advice, support, training and information as well as practical environmental improvements including tree planting, dry stone walling, path creation, woodland management, pond construction, hedgelaying, building school nature areas and creating informal urban open spaces. To find out more about our work and how you can get involved, you can visit: www.cvni.org

Lights Of Tomorrow (UK, 352358925) Browse events

University of Salford (UK, XN7329) Browse events

FundUS is the destination for alumni, staff, supporters, students and friends of the University of Salford to support philanthropic causes across our campus and community. Browse all of our fantastic projects that will benefit current and future students, but are in need of your support to make them a reality. As a crowdfunding hero, you have a stake in seeing the project reach its target. If your project of choice does not reach its target, don’t worry, as your donation will still be put to work straight away through the University’s greatest need fund. This means that you will still champion the philanthropic work on campus, enabling access to higher education and an outstanding student experience. If you want to read more about our ‘straight away’ approach to processing donations and putting them to work, please visit our FAQs page (reachable through the campaign pages).

Marston St Lawrence Village Hall (UK, 304220) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Marston St Lawrence Village Hall will be 80 years old in 2019 and requires modernisation to bring it up to standards expected in the 21st Century. Please donate to support our cause. Next year the village hall will be 80-years old and it has been used by local people for dances, parties, exercise and all sorts of social activities over the years. Whilst the kitchen was modernised a few years ago, the main hall, games room and toilets are cold, tired and uninviting. So, what do we want to achieve for “The Next 80 Years”?We have consulted with the community and the feedback says we want better heating, comfort and a more attractive facility better suited for the 21st century and the whole community. From the consultation there were also many suggestions for additional activities and events.We have engaged a professional consultant to help us decide how to go about it. With the consultant’s advice we are planning tomake a massive improvement in insulationinstall new efficient and economical heating and lighting systemsinstall a new false ceilingprovide a new décor throughoutthus opening up the use of one of our few remaining community facilities to a far greater range of organisations and uses. Charity No: 304220

CADCAF (UK, 1126877) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Cheltenham and District Carers and Families (CADCAF) was established in 1990 in order to support families who have children with additional needs.

EquipAfrica Charitable Trust (UK, 1157689) Browse events

St Charles Borromeo, Ogle Street Catholic Church (UK, 233699OGLES) Browse events

St Charles Borromeo is a small vibrant Catholic church located in the centre of London, near Oxford circus, Tottenham court Road. Many groups meet here including groups from the Neo-catechumenal Way, Soul food charismatic prayer group, numerous AA Groups. Come visit us for mass; see your webpage for details. https://parish.rcdow.org.uk/oglestreet

Baby Rhino Rescue (UK, 474253959) Browse events

Blockchain & Crypto Mining Association (UK, 830903239) Browse events

Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Foundation (UK, 841461593) Browse events

The Ruxley Foundation (UK, 1178153) Browse events

The Ruxley Foundation aims to improve the quality of life, social inclusion and social mobility of residents in Ruxley ward.

The Wayne Howard Trust (UK, 1100574) Browse events

The Wayne Howard Trust, is a small, local, registered charity based in Southampton, which gives advice and support to acquired brain injured patients and their relatives. The Charity’s main objective is as follows; "The relief of persons who have suffered a brain injury, their families and carers, particularly but not exclusively by the provision of advice and information, financial assistance for the purchase or hire of specialist equipment or treatment and the establishment of neurological treatment and rehabilitation clinic." We have some runners taking part in the Porstmouth 'Colour Me Happy' Fun Run on Sunday June 30th. Visit our event page 'The Wayne Howard Trust Runners 2014' to find out more and sponsor them. Visit our Fundraising Page.... http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-web/fundraiser/showFundraiserPage.action?userUrl=waynehowardtrust12&faId=469046&isTeam=true

Exmouth and Budleigh Salterton Explorer Scouts (UK, 301044) Browse events

Exmouth & Budleigh Salterton Explorer Scouts is open to all boys and girls aged 14 - 18 in Exmouth and the surrounding area.

St Mary’s School Chiddingfold PTA (UK, 1146859) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1146859

Green Pastures (UK, 297937) Browse events

The Shepherd’s Purse is our bursary fund and used solely to support residents who are funded by the local authority. The Home is run on a ‘not for profit’ basis with a strong ethos of caring for any elderly person in need residential nursing care. We strongly believe that the elderly deserve the best care we can provide and that they should be treated with dignity and respect at the end of their lives. A fee is set each year by the Board which will allow us to break even financially whilst providing good quality, attentive care in a homely setting. Local Authority funding is now unrealistically low and falls well below this ‘break even’ fee. Without the support of the bursary many residents would not be able to live at Green Pastures. We don’t want to turn anyone away because of funding. The Shepherd’s Purse Fund helps us to keep our doors open to everyone. This year we need to raise £30,000 and we anticipate the need increasing now year by year. All the money we receive via Virgin Money Giving will go into the Shepherd’s Purse fund and be used to support needy residents.

Planning Democracy (UK, SC041051) Browse events

Planning Democracy is campaigning for equality and fairness in the planning system in Scotland. We do this because planning affects our environment massively and many people find it incredibly difficult to get their voice heard when they are trying to protect Scotland from unwanted and detrimental development. So Planning Democracy challenges Government policy, law and a culture that often prioritises the needs of developers and big business over communities and the environment. We exist because people are often not listened to when important decisions get made about what is built in their local area. To give people a stronger voice in the planning system we are campaigning for Equal Rights of Appeal. This is a change in the law to put communities on a level playing field and allow them to appeal planning decisions, which currently only developers can do. This would fix a blatant injustice in the planning system which gives developers more power than the communities they affect. You can find out more about the campaign at www.planningdemocracy.org.uk.

Brunswick Organic Nursery (UK, 1010178) Browse events

Brunswick Organic Nursery is a caring and creative sheltered workplace for adults with learning difficulties in York.