Abby's Heroes (UK, 1170676) Browse events

We work specifically with the Piam Brown Ward in Southampton, which looks after children across the South Coast, having been diagnosed with cancer. We offer families, including bereaved families, financial support, practical help and the chance to have some fun filled memory making trips. As a family that has passed through through this ward, we are acutely aware of how traumatic it can be for both the child and their family. Everyone's lives are completely taken over by the diagnosis and their worlds are thrown into chaos as they sit and helplessly watch their child goes through the rigours of treatment. Your world becomes a series of hospital stays, appointments, awful treatments and general misery. Families are seperated, jobs have to be given up, the pressure becomes enormous. At Abby's Heroes, we aim to provide a family with support, be that financial or practical, personalised to each families requirements. Help with bills, buying equipment, or treating the family to a break, a chance to have some precious family time, are all covered by Abby's Heroes. Our daughter Abby died 29th May 2016, having been a patient on the ward since May 2013. She was a bright, sparkly, generous soul, much loved by her family and all those who were lucky enough to have met her. To continue our daughters memory, in her spirit, be a hero, make a difference and do something for someone else. No matter how small, or large, any donation is welcomed with love and appreciation.

Mary Stevens Hospice (UK, 517656) Browse events

Mary Stevens Hospice provides specialist palliative care to all members of the community Supporting adults who have a non-curative illness such as cancer, multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease, Parkinson's disease, cardiac disease, HIV / AIDS.

Cvqo Ltd (UK, 1115234) Browse events

CVQO helps people to achieve not only what they want, but what they thought they could never have. For many people, whatever their age, education is often the catalyst that enables them to change their lives and their future. Whether it's a young perosn who needs a different way of showing what skills and talents they have, or an adult who simply wants to better their work and life prospects, CVQO provides training and development that helps them all achieve valuable, internationally recognised qualifications, helping to create a brighter and more positive future. As a charity CVQO relies on the generosity of it's volunteers who give their time, expertise, support and money to help it deliver real learning and real benefits to thousands of people each year. They see it as an investment in the future of the individual and in their local community. Now you can help too by supporting CVQO in whatever way you can.  £50 will help provide resource materials for our learning programmes £100 could enable a 13-16 year old to complete the BTEC level 1 certificate in teamwork and citizenship £350 can support a 16-19 year old achieve a BTEC Level 2 qualifications in Public Services, Music or Engineering

The EY Foundation (UK, 1157154) Browse events

Founded by EY on 1 July 2014, the EY Foundation is a UK charity that: We do this by: The charity is governed by a 10-strong board of trustees, chaired by Patrick Dunne (who is also chair of LEAP Confronting Conflict and D30). The board of trustees operates independently of EY in carrying out its work and achieving its objectives. The EY Foundation aims to maximise the potential of its existing programmes, like Smart Futures and Accelerate Network, and create new programmes by raising funds and collaborating with organisations that share our mission: increasing the support and investment available to affect social change.  

Standing Together Against Domestic Violence (UK, 1088844) Browse events

Established in 1998, Standing Together Against Domestic Violence coordinates the ground-breaking multi-agency response to domestic violence. Standing Together influences national policy and practice by initiating and driving innovation, providing safer options for women and their children and holding perpetrators accountable. Standing Together builds and supports effective multi agency partnerships throughout the UK to meet the needs of survivors of domestic violence. Standing Together believes that that domestic violence is a serious and high volume crime which no one agency can deal with effectively if acting alone. It destroys families and damages society. The facts about domestic violence are shocking and all communities, classes and ages are affected. 1 in 4 women experience domestic violence. Two women are murdered in the UK by their current or former partner every week. Standing Together trains all agencies to deal with domestic violence effectively and consults with survivors to inform improvements in services.

Alzheimer Scotland (UK, SC022315) Browse events

Alzheimer Scotland offers care, information and support to people with dementia and carers in Scotland. Our services include our 24 hour Freephone Dementia Helpline (0808 808 3000), our Dementia Advisors, Dementia Nurses and medical research. We believe no one should go through dementia alone.

Amazing Children Uganda (UK, 1124586) Browse events

Amazing Children Uganda gives street children in Kampala, Uganda, the chance to lift themselves out of poverty by providing opportunities for education.We have sponsored nearly 30 children with excellent results. All the young people who have left school after A levels are now at University or College ,and on their way to work, self sufficiency , and to helping their communities.

Liverpool Pride, Liverpool (UK, 1140792) Browse events

Thank you for checking out Liverpool Pride's MyDonate page, where we hope you can help us deliver Liverpool's incredible event all about diversity, equality and being your authentic self.We do not charge entry into our event, so rely heavily on charitable donations, corporate sponsorships and the generosity of everyone to bring one of the most culturally rich cities in the UK the event that so many look forward to to understand and realise they are not alone in this world - that there are others like them, and that they can celebrate themselves alongside everyone! Liverpool's free, volunteer led Pride festival. Celebrating diversity, equality, love & life in the Liverpool City Region.Liverpool Pride does not charge ticketing, yet accepts all walks of life to celebrate in their diversity in a year long's worth of events! Charity No: 1140792 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook http://www.facebook.com/liverpoolpride Twitter http://www.twitter.com/liverpoolpride YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA7AZPaqbJVCOLnq8rV3sOQ

Glasgow ARM (UK, SC045481) Browse events

Advancement for Rwandan Medics works in partnership with the College of Healthcare at the University of Rwanda to enable the next generation of healthcare workers by supporting them while they study. A new charity based at the University of Glasgow. We exist so that all medical and healthcare students at the university of Rwanda can reach their full potential.We aim to do this by improving access to resources and reducing hardship.Our goal is to contribute towards sustainable and positive change within the healthcare system in Rwanda. Charity No: SC045481 Find out more Facebook https://www.facebook.com/GlasgowARM Twitter https://twitter.com/AdvforRwandaMed

The Great Barr Muslim Foundation (UK, 1176449) Browse events

We are an muslim charity, providing; spiritual, educational, sports and recreational services to our local community - for all age groups. We wish to promote cooperation and cohesion, within our communities.

Horsley & Send Cricket Club (UK, Horsley) Browse events

Horsley and Send Cricket Club is a fabulous facility for the Horsley Community, enjoyed by those who play cricket, those whose partners play cricket and those whose children play cricket.Unfortunately, the Cricket Net facility is old and in need of replacement, and it is money, not time, that is needed to make this happen. Replacing the nets will cost £38,000. Horsley & Send CC was founded in 1997 as a result of the merger of Horsley CC and Send CC and now play at the former home of Horsley CC, Twinn’s Field, West Horsley.The Club runs 4 senior sides on a Saturday, and a Sunday XI playing friendly cricket, made up of both adults and senior colts. The Club supports an active Junior section running training and teams from for U5 to U19. Facilities at the Club are expensive to improve and maintain. Our aim is to provide the best possible opportunities for our players. We thank you in advance for your assistance which we know you will give generously to help keep the Club running. Find out more Website http://www.horsleyandsendcc.co.uk/

Willow Tree Playgroup Kings Cliffe (UK, 1055338) Browse events

Willow Tree Playgroup is a small pre-school playgroup in the village of Kings Cliffe, Northamptonshire. We're based in the grounds of the village school and have built up close links with them over the past four decades. Children from the age of two to school age come to us from Kings Cliffe and the surrounding villages; we currently have 17 registered places for each morning session. Willow Tree Playgroup is run by a volunteer committee of parents who arrange a lot of fundraising with cake sales, fun race and quiz nights, Christmas cards, childrens parties and more. But we are always in need of donations - government funding alone isn't enough to buy new toys, maintain the playgroup and keep it affordable for the local community. We are very grateful for your support!

Broadbottom C.E. Primary School (UK, 525941) Browse events

The Rainbow Family Trust offers the families of very sick children at Francis House Children's Hospice a respite from their role as carers and gives the children a loving home from home. This is an extremely worthwhile cause supported by Broadbottom School, the other beneficiary of this appeal. Broadbottom School lives up to its motto, "Love Learning, Love Life" and supporting the governors in this challenge will make a real impact in the parish.

THE ONGAR ACADEMY PTA (UK, 1168149) Browse events

League of Friends of Horsham Hospital (UK, 269001) Browse events

The League of Friends serves Horsham Hospital by providing amenities for patients, staff and visitors and by fund-raising for equipment. The League of Friends has been supporting Horsham Hospital since 1959. Friends hold regular events to raise funds for equipment and facilities for the Hospital and also provide volunteer-run amenities including a shop and a tea bar. The League also works to raise awareness of the Hospital in the community. New members are always welcome. Charity No: 269001

FOCUS Friends of Children in Uganda Scotland (UK, SC040564) Browse events

FOCUS aims to build the capacity of extended families in Uganda to look after the children of their deceased relatives, thereby helping to keep children in their communities and prevent them from being sent away to orphanages. FOCUS supports the relief of poverty of orphans and vulnerable children and young people in Uganda and their extended family carers affected by HIV/AIDS through raising funds to support:  - breakfast feeding centres, so that school-aged children will be better prepared to learn at school- after-school clubs that support the development of the children’s education, their social and emotional development, and widen their access to leisure opportunities FOCUS is run by a small group of volunteer trustees in Scotland who work to raise a minimum of £7000 per year to support the continued funding of the 2 breakfast centres (Breakfast Centres D at Bulindo & E at Kiwologoma) run by NFSC in Uganda.  We have no running costs in Scotland so every penny raised goes to the projects in Uganda. We also promote volunteering opportunities and links between Scotland and Uganda.  Strong links have been made between the community of Muirhouse in Edinburgh and Namugongo, with further exchanges planned. Our Annual Report for financial year 2009-10 is available.

London Musicians Collective (UK, 290236) Browse events

Resonance104.4fm is an art radio station run by volunteer musicians, artists, instigators and critics from London's kaleidoscopic cultural communities. Experimental, inclusive and pedagogical, it is a challenging model of community media once hailed as "the best radio station in the world".

Cornerstone Evangelical Church (UK, Cornerstone Evangelical Church - N/A) Browse events

Cornerstone is a vibrant city-wide Evangelical Church in Nottingham of some 600 people meeting twice on Sundays at 10.30am and 6.30pm. Our congregation includes many young families and professional people as well as attracting a large national and international student population. We also have a significant overseas mission work.

Aim Hi (UK, 1042823) Browse events

Aim Hi is the charity for Oak Lodge School, a state secondary school for deaf students aged 11 - 18. The school provides a unique environment for deaf students and their families. The charity aims to provide funds for essential services such as radio controlled hearing aids, individual counsellingand library facilities.

A Passion for Africa (UK, 1012069) Browse events

Compassion Africa is born out of a desire to give orphan kids in Sierra Leone a family back. It started with one familys desire to give the gift of a family. Read more: http://www.compassionafrica.com/about-2/

Coventry Youth Orchestra Parents' Association (UK, 502879) Browse events

The City of Coventry Youth Orchestra has steadily grown in reputation and stature over the years both nationally and internationally. To extend the musical experience of its members, the orchestra commissions new works and engages guest soloists as funds allow. Over the years the orchestra has been coached by players from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. In addition to its concerts in Coventry, the orchestra also performs regularly in Symphony Hall, Birmingham, The Arts Centre, University of Warwick, and The Parish Church of All Saints, Royal Leamington Spa. Brian Chappell is in his 27th season as conductor/director and is assisted in the running of the orchestra by Barbara Donaldson. A team of players/teachers provide specialist input at rehearsals. The orchestra is managed by a committee of parents and former members who promote the orchestra, provide assistance at rehearsals and concerts and raise funds. The orchestra is a registered charity and is in partnership with the Performing Arts Service. PAS is a non-profit organisation, managed under Services for Schools as part of the Children, Learning and Young People’s Directorate of Coventry City Council. In 2012 the orchestra will celebrate its 50th anniversary.

MACS Supporting Young People (UK, XR13060) Browse events

MACS Supporting Young People provide a range of support services for young people, aged 16-25 years, who have not had a fair deal.  Mission Our mission is to provide a range of support services for young people, aged 16-25, who haven’t had a fair deal. Our Vision Life is gr8 for young people. Our Ethos We depend on each other to make life work. Our Aims Getting you to where you want to be. Led by you. Strength, excellence and vision. Our Values Make your own choices. Risk mistakes. Involve yourself. Company Overview MACS Supporting Young People was formed in 1990 and is a registered charity with the Charity Commission NI, Charity No XR13060 and is a Company Limited by Guarantee (NI044482). Description of Services MACS works with young people aged 16-25 experiencing a range of issues including homelessness, substance abuse, self harm/suicide, care leavers, not engaged in education or training (N.E.E.T) or who are vulnerable or generally at risk. We also work in the areas of highest deprivation across Belfast, Lisburn and Co. Down (based on national deprivation indicators for Northern Ireland). In 2012, we worked with 427 young people, helping them improve outcomes in at least one or all of the above issues. Our core services are:

The Clarendon Trust - Alternatives (UK, 1069942) Browse events

Alternatives exists to support women facing an unplanned pregnancy and their partners. This support includes: free pregnancy testing, space to make a decision, ongoing support, information on options, adoption advice, baby clothing and equipment, emotional support. We have been open in Brighton for around 21years and have just expanded our work into Lewes, and the Royal Sussex County Hospital early pregnancy clinic. We have plans to open other centres/ drop-ins in the coming year.

The High Five Club (UK, 1134901) Browse events

The High Five Club is a UK registered charity that works hand in hand with impoverished communities living in wildlife areas of Africa. Our priorities are: Poverty ReductionEducationHealth & NutritionEnvironmentalSustainable Livelihoods The aim of the High Five Club is to change lives, £5 at a time. We work with many inspiring communities in Africa that seek to achieve self-development. We support a diverse range of small-scale community owned projects that at the same time as reducing poverty contribute to wildlife conservation. Much of our work to date has been focused in Kenya, Zambia, Malawi and Uganda, although we also have projects in many other African countries. We join hands with local communities to build classrooms and train teachers, construct and equip rural health posts, develop income generating enterprises run by the rural poor, along with implementing food security and nutrition initiatives. Our funding is generated by compassionate individuals and corporate sponsors joining hands with us to help change lives in Africa for the better, £5 at a time. No matter how small your donation, funds go a long way in Africa when they hit the mark. 100% of an individual's donation to the High Five Club is guaranteed to be spent in the community on the ground in Africa - nothing is used for admin.

Holborn Community Development Project (UK, 1110439) Browse events

HCDP works with children and adults of all ages in south Camden providing community development and support through arts, education and other activities to those who may not otherwise have access for reasons of financial or social exclusion.