Wormwood Scrubs Community Chaplaincy (UK, 115192) Browse events

Inside Out -  Wormwood Scrubs Community Chaplaincy Helping prisoners to return to a positive role in society Inside Out works towards building relationships with prisoners to support their successful return to the community. It is an interfaith based organization that complements and works alongside the voluntary and statutory agencies involved in resettlement within and outside the prison. The charity has no external financial support; the vast majority of the work is carried out by volunteers. In June this year, three amateur cyclists  (Patrick Foster, Mike Preston and Henning Goranson-Sandberg) will attempt to cycle up Mount Ventoux not once, but three times within 24 hours.    This iconic mountain is the ultimate test for cyclists in the Tour de France.   Our 3 cyclists have put in many miles of training for the last 6 months in order to raise the money the charity needs to contine its work.   The aim is to raise as much as possible towards the £60,000 needed to run the charity each year. Many thanks for your donation  

Home-start Teignbridge (UK, 800611) Browse events

Home-Start is a national charity with schemes in hundreds of local communities. We recruit and train volunteers to help families with young children. Our volunteers, who know about being a parent, support other parents by visiting them in their own homes for a couple of hours each week. We believe parents have the key role in creating a secure childhood for their children. Its just sometimes they need a bit of help.

Restoring Hands (UK, 1056210) Browse events

Restoring Hands is a Maidstone based Charity committed to support the local community in providing assistance to improve quality of life, restore dignity and promote hope for the future. We aim to provide care for the community around us. We demonstrate this through practical relationships in meeting expressed social needs wherever people around us need a friend, a listening ear or a helping hand. Partnerships with local organisations facilitate and support positive change that make a difference in our community.

MTU Education & Welfare trust (UK, 1124654) Browse events

Providing free education and welfare support to children from the age of 6 to 18.With a majority of the children boarding at the facility a lot of whom are orphans, all their needs are cared for by the charity including accommodation, food, clothes, medical and study materials.

Marlow Sports Club (UK, 1139862) Browse events

Marlow Sports Club is an inclusive community amenity right in the heart of Marlow town. Over 1,500 Marlovians play Cricket, Hockey, Football, Tennis, Run and Cycle from the Club.  In March 2011 the newly formed charity was able to take the first steps towards an exciting era of wider community use, by securing ownership of two plots of land at Pound Lane. By taking this risk, the Club secured the green space for sport and recreation for future generations. We are now actively fundraising to reach our campaign target so that we can maintain and develop these fabulous facilities. Thank you so much for your support. With your help, we can continue to provide and improve the fantastic sports facilities at the Club, which will benefit so many people in the local community for years to come.

Samaritans Bognor, Chichester and District (UK, 219432AF) Browse events

Every six seconds someone contacts Samaritans for help and we listen and help them find the strength to move on. We are here for anyone struggling to cope, day or night, 365 days a year. Samaritans is a charity working across the UK and Ireland and we need donations to help fund our life-saving work. Your local Chichester & Bognor Regis Branch is approaching its 50th anniversary and has a fundraising target of £100,000 for 2020/21 to enable essential repairs and refurbishment of its premises and to increase its volunteer base so it can help more people. Thank you for your support.

AlexCurtisTrust (UK, 1130062) Browse events

Thank you for visiting the Alex Curtis Memorial Trust page. Our aim is to promote awareness of asthma, eczema and related conditions in schools for the benefit of staff, pupils and their families. The Alex Curtis Trust(ACT) promotes awareness and good management of asthma for young people. We provide talks directly to school students, staff and parents on asthma and howto minimise its impact on the lives and education of young people. We seek to influence industry, political and professional organisations about bettermanagement of acute asthma; and to authorise the use of generic relieverinhalers in schools. Charity No: 1130062 Find out more Website http://www.alexcurtistrust.org/

2 Rifles Swift and Bold Wristband Appeal (UK, 1119061rf2) Browse events

SUPPORT OUR TROOPS IN AFGHANISTAN - Wristband launch 14 July Wristbands are available to be posted now. Be aware there is a limited supply. However there are other ways to support 2 Rifles charity appeal, please visit http://www.swiftandbold.org/2rifles 2 RIFLES have deployed on operations in Afghanistan. Casualties are sadly part of the job. The 2 Rifles Swift and Bold wristband campaign provides funding for much needed immediate support and assistance for the families, girlfriends and boyfriends of the dead and wounded in those devastating first hours and days after a tragedy. To fund raise on behalf of the appeal, please use the link below, Thank you. To donate please click here In the medium and long term excess funds are used by the Rifles Regimental Trust to fund meaningful projects for the wounded and their families. Examples of this work can be found on www.careforcasualties.org.uk

Now I Eat (UK, 1129938) Browse events

Thousands of children across China and India don’t have access to education, healthcare or a nutritional diet…just some of the things that we take for granted. Now I Eat seeks to provide relief among the young disadvantaged children in these countries. Our aim is to open future doors for these people in the world of work by improving their health and by providing them a decent education.   Where Now I Eat differs from a lot of charities, is that we rely on volunteers keeping our costs to a minimum so that maximum benefit is received by the children. For more information please visit our website: http://www.nowieat.org 

Pate's Grammar School (UK, XR10888) Browse events

Annual Fund 2013 - 2014 Dancing in the Rain Just because Pate’s is an Outstanding School doesn’t mean we’re immune to revenue funding challenges. Government funding is down £110k next year and we have lost a further £155k from commercial partners and the Pate’s Foundation (which was so generous in recent years helping fund our new refectory).  In total that reduces our income next year by about £265k. We will work hard to manage this ensuring that the core purpose of the school will not be affected.   In our latest Ofsted Inspection (2013), we were categorised as “Outstanding” in all areas. The report comments ….. “The academy pays considerable attention to the wider personal development of students and the range of opportunities beyond the formal curriculum is exceptional.” We are determined that these opportunities do not lessen in any way through lack of resources. We know the storm is upon us; we can either sit and ride it out or we can seek your support and start Dancing in the Rain.   With fantastic governor backing we have decided on the latter. We have always looked to our parents and alumni to help us provide the very best educational experience for our students. We are now in even greater need for our community to step up, dig deep, join those who are already supporting us and enable us to not only put up the umbrella but also to put on our dancing shoes. The Annual Fund 2013 – 2014, ‘Dancing in the Rain’, is vital to provide the extras that otherwise will be met with a sharp intake of breath and a shaking of the head. Please support us. Your children are worth every penny!

Nancy Blackett Trust (UK, 1065058) Browse events

The Nancy Blackett Trust preserves, maintains and sails Arthur Ransome s yacht the Nancy Blackett, used by him as the original of the Goblin in We Didnt Mean to Go to Sea. Our aim is to inspire interest in Ransome s books, including the Swallows and Amazons series, among all ages, and to help young people to discover and enjoy sailing, both aboard Nancy and through other opportunities.

The Anita Goulden Trust (UK, 1004116) Browse events

Supporting Hogar Anita Goulden for children and young people with disabilities in Piura, Peru

Disabled Persons Housing Service Aberdeen (UK, SCO34791) Browse events

A friendly and professional housing options information, advice and advocacy service to disabled people their families and carers. Providing home visits to clients who are unsuitably housed for their needs or who need adaptations in their home and hospital bedside visits to disabled patients unable to return home.

Poole Wau Partnership (UK, 1147425) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.The Poole Wau Partnership Charitable Trust (PWP) was set up in 2011 by the (Church of England) Poole Deanery to support the Archdiocese of Wau in the Episcopal Church of South Sudan, Africa.Our three main objectives are to:Promote religious life both through the development of partnerships between Wau and the Poole Deanery and through the provision of financial support for theological training and resources in Wau;Advance education through funding of teaching staff, providing educational materials, and constructing & maintaining educational establishments; andRelieve financial hardship (due to poverty, sickness, disability or old age) of working and retired clergy and lay workers. Please donate to support our cause.Since 2011 PWP has received over £130,000 from compassionate and generous individuals and Churches. We are using these donations to support Wau, a region in South Sudan - one of the world’s newest countries. Wau currently has considerable needs, partly due to famine and internal conflict.Our initial project was to fund the building of a guest house in Wau – to accommodate visitors and to provide a revenue stream for the Church in Wau. The guest house was completed in 2015 at a cost of around £55,000.Our current focus is on education, both spiritual and practical. We have contributed around £40,000 towards education, centred on St John’s college in Wau, but including provision for more specialised training elsewhere in the region. In 2016 we committed to support the permanent theological teaching staff in St John’s college for a further 3 years. We are also hoping to facilitate the sponsorship of business students at St John’s college.In addition to our main projects, we responded rapidly to the recent unrest in South Sudan by sending over £27,000 to the Church in Wau to provide much needed food for internally displaced people. Charity No: 1147425

Beacon Of Hope - Ffagl Gobaith (UK, 1079533) Browse events

The Beacon of Hope is a charity providing immediate and ongoing personal integrated social and nursing palliative care in Ceredigion and neighbouring areas. We serve people with all kinds of life-limiting or terminal illness from the moment of diagnosis, as well as support for their families.

Shine Out of School Clubs (UK, 1162751) Browse events

Institute Of Hospitality (UK, 326180) Browse events

The Institute of Hospitality, helps potential hospitality managers worldwide providing qualifications, information and networking opportunities to help young managers develop.

Families Against Neuroblastoma (UK, 1135974) Browse events

FAN provides assistance and support in all aspects of dealing with Neuroblastoma. Our main objective is to help get UK children life saving treatment usually only available abroad at great expense. FAN also provides days out, wishes and holidays, campaigns for awareness and change, and more.

Friends of All Saints Church Longstanton (UK, 1115069) Browse events

All Saints Church Parochial Church Council (PCC) is responsible for the overall care and continued upkeep of All Saints' Church in the village of Longstanton, Cambridgeshire. All Saints' Church is a Grade I Listed building dating back to the middle of the 13th Century (1201-1300). The Church is currently in need of urgent modernisation and upgrading to meet the needs of its community in the 21st Century.The aim of our reordering project, whilst retaining the buildings' historical and spiritual relevance, is to transform the interior of the building by installing toilet, kitchen and a space for fellowship and meetings, all of which will be available for wider community use. We all know that raising funds for any project is a challenging task, especially in the current "austerity' environment". This is by far the biggest and most exciting challenge the church here in Longstanton has faced in its 875 years of being and we are now asking you, along with the wider community, to contribute to ensuring that it remains pivotal to the needs of the whole community for generations to come.The latest estimated cost of our re-ordering project is about £300.000.We will need your help. Can you help? Yes you can! Can you make a difference? Yes you can! You can help us make a difference to the Church and our community by contributing to the success of our re-ordering project. Charity No: 1115069 Find out more Website http://friends-of-all-saints-church-longstanton.org.uk/

Waltham Forest Dyslexia Association (UK, 802993) Browse events

The Waltham Forest Dyslexia Association is a local group of parents and dyslexic adults who are working to improve the lives of all dyslexics in our area.

Young Enterprise Northern Ireland (UK, XR21328) Browse events

Young Enterprise NI is the leading Business Education Charity for Northern Ireland, with over 25 years of experience developing the economic potential and business skills of young people. Each year over 100,000 students aged 4-25 benefit from participating in our programs. Our mission is to ensure access for all young people, irrespective of background, religion or ability. We aim to make a difference to our future generation by: Empowering them with an understanding of business and the economy and the opportunities that each can offer Allowing them to explore their entrepreneurial potential Equipping them with the necessary skills and engendering the belief that business start-up is a potential career path Developing the attitudes and competencies for enterprise, life-long learning and employability Utilising role model support from the business sector to provide information, advice and inspiration to our young people

LeicesterShire Citizens Advice Bureau (UK, 1135081) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.The Citizens Advice service offers practical, up-to-date information and advice on a wide range of topics, including; debt, benefits, housing, legal, discrimination, employment, immigration, consumer and other problems.Our advice is available to everyone regardless of race, gender, sexuality, age, nationality, disability or religion. LeicesterShire CAB have a number of offices and outreach venues across the districts we cover.Where an office offers a drop in advice session then no appointment is necessary.If you visit one of our offices we will carry out a short introductory interview to help decide how you can be best advised. You may then be offered an appointment at one of our offices or outreach venues. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1135081 Find out more Website http://www.leicscab.org.uk Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/LeicesterShire-Citizens-Advice-Bureau/250200388408630 Twitter https://twitter.com/LeicsShireCAB

The Travel Foundation (UK, 1065924) Browse events

The Travel Foundation cares for the people and places we all love to visit.  Protecting the natural environment, traditions and culture - the things that make holidays special.  And improving the well-being of destination communities - ensuring local families benefit fully from tourism and are happy to give visitors a warm welcome. We are working closely with the UK travel industry to help companies take effective action on sustainable tourism - improving quality and keeping holidays special in to the future.  And we are already changing lives for the better in destinations across the world ... In Kenya, tourism is offering children a brighter future....Nataana is now able to go to school, because visitors are taking a new sustainable excursion to Enkerari village in the Maasai Mara.  Income from tourists is being used to provide education for the children, as well as basic sanitation and running water.  It is making an amazing difference to their lives ... and giving visitors an experience of a lifetime! Sustainable excursions are offering fresh hope to 30 communities in Kenya and The Gambia, increasing earnings by up to 800%. In Cyprus, were keeping life in the traditional villages.....Maria is opening a café because of new self-drive routes taking visitors in to the heart of the island.  This is giving rural people a way to make a living through tourism and a reason to stay in the mountains.  And giving visitors a whole new experience of an old favourite! 90 local communities and 118 businesses are now benefiting from sustainable tourism in Cyprus. To find out much more, please visit www.makeholidaysgreener.org.uk or www.thetravelfoundation.org.uk and if you are working in travel, make sure you are up to speed by taking our on-line quiz at www.maketravelgreener.com - it takes just 30 minutes and will earn you points towards your professional development with ABTAs ATP.

Together With The Children (UK, 1143255) Browse events

Together with the Children is dedicated to permanently ending the misery of street children. It is the sister organisation of the JUCONI Foundation (Juntos Con Los Ninos) which has transformed the lives of thousands of children and their families in Mexico and Ecuador. For many children living and working on the streets of Mexico and Ecuador, JUCONI is their last chance. JUCONI works with highly excluded children who drop out of or are missed by existing state and voluntary service provisions. Every time such children are failed by another organisation, they become more detached and less trusting that their lives can be improved. For the majority of children supported by JUCONI, integration into a safe family environment is the result of the intensive and personalised work carried out by highly trained educators over a period of time. However, for some children, the creation of a safe environment in their familial home is not possible and, in those cases, children are housed and nurtured in JUCONI House. JUCONI has developed a pionnering model to address the needs of street children and their families and shares this knowledge worldwide through its training programme.

Missing Persons Trust (UK, 1173903) Browse events

Missing Persons Trust provides free-of-charge investigative services to families of unresolved cases of missing young and/or vulnerable people throughout the United Kingdom Our overriding concern is the welfare of the missing person and our primary objective is to locate and assess the well-being of the individual, and where suitable or possible facilitate the process of returning them to their homes Charity No: 1173903 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website