Dental Aid Network (UK, SC045335) Browse events

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Orquesta Z (UK, 463617842) Browse events

Lord Mayor's Charity (Liverpool) (UK, 229539) Browse events

The Lord Mayor of Liverpool is the first citizen and chosen representative of the city, acting as a focal point for the community as well as promoting the city, forging national and international links. The role of the Lord Mayor includes: The Lord Mayor of Liverpool is always a serving councillor, elected by the full council at its Annual General Meeting held each May, and stands for one year in office. The current Lord Mayor is Councillor Gary Millar Your Charity of the Year? Did you know that Liverpool's Lord Mayor's Charity Appeal has helped raise over £1 million for local good causes? This is the charity of the first citizen of Liverpool - which for 2013/14 is Councillor Gary Millar. The Lord Mayor is being supported by Councillor Erica Kemp, the Deputy Lord Mayor. Each year the Lord Mayor of Liverpool raises money to be distributed to local charities or charities with a Liverpool connection.  We would both really appreciate your help and ask that you consider making The Lord Mayor's Charity Appeal (Liverpool) your Charity of the Year. It doesn't matter if it's for a calendar year or a financial year, as your money will help local charities now and in the future. Lord Mayor's Charity Appeal 2013/2014. - The Linda McCartney Centre- The Whitechapel Centre- Variety - The Children's Charity- The Michael Causer Foundation Please make cheques payable to the 'Lord Mayor's Charity Appeal'. Charity No. 229539. Alternatively you can just send a text from your mobile phone and donate money towards the Lord Mayor's Charity Appeal through: JustTextGiving donations:  Eg. "LMAY13 £X" to 70070 (X is £5, £10, £20, etc.) Sponsorship We are also asking friends, partners, businesses and the public sector to organise sponsorship, events, dinners, marathons, challenges, etc. to raise as much money as is possible. If you have any questions or ideas please get in touch with the Town Hall on 0151 233 4651 or [email protected]

The Arc (UK, 560904667) Browse events

The Dawn Sailing Barge Trust Limited (UK, 1058939) Browse events

The Dawn Trust Charity was set up with the aid of the Lottery Heritage fund and many generous donations to rebuild the historic Thames “stackie” Sailing Barge Dawn to a sea going condition, maintain and exhibit her for the benefit of the nation and make her available for educational sailing trips and instruction in seamanship for the purpose of instruction of young persons in the principles of discipline, loyalty and good citizenship. SB Dawn is registered as a Dunkirk Little Ship and was damaged in Dover Harbour while taking part in Operation Dynamo. Dawn is also on the National Historic Ships Register. The hard work of rebuilding her to an operational condition is now completed and following a successful first season based at West Mersea in Essex, funding is now required for the ongoing programme of essential maintenance, accommodation improvements, heating, facilities upgrades, restoration and improvement of the original 100 year old refitted equipment. Hopefully with the help of our volunteers and donators, much of this work will be ready for next years sailing season. The aim for next year is to be fully funded and ready for a programme of events such as all the famous Thames Barge Matches where young persons can train in teams for a race crew in a unique type of vessel. Other events planned are involved with Mersea Cadet Week, Mersea and other Regattas around the East Coast, various sailing trips visiting the creeks and old barge quays such as in Bradwell where the Dawn Trust is planning to rebuild the barge quay, again with donation and Lottery funding. We even have plans as a one off to use Essex Wildlife Trust's Abbotts Hall Farm jetty for loading horse feed and hay stacked on deck to deliver for the local supplier to the Household Cavalry in London, a job the Dawn was originally built for in 1897. Let’s just hope we don’t also have to bring back the manure!

A Better Life (UK, 1135934) Browse events

With your help, we are dedicated to enhancing the quality of children’s lives in Hampshire who are suffering with serious illness' and we work tirelessly to turn around the lives of homeless families in Mongolia. Providing shelter in the form of a Mongolian Ger and basic needs a new start for families can be created leading to A Better Life. Managed by Liza Bowers- Stroud and Leigh McQueen, A Better Life organises two main events to raise the vital funds needed. A very popular bi-annual Ball sells out each year and A Better Life organises the annual well known- ‘Winchester’s Wacky Races’- a soap box derby which has become a wonderful family day out for local residents and enthusiasts alike. Loyal volunteers help year after year at these fabulous events and many private donations are received from children raising money themselves to adults donating via Payroll giving. We have A Better Life 'Buddies' as far as Australia who are helping so... Thank you to our young and older sponsors for your generosity- you are changing lives forever, creating A Better Life for many. Registered charity no: 1135934 http://www.abetterlife.mn

Age Uk Boston And South Holland (UK, 1166824) Browse events

We provide a wide range of services to older people in the Boston and South Holland area. Our day support, home support, gardening and handyperson services are aimed at keeping people independent. Exercise groups, computer classes and lunch groups, as well as the information and advice service are also available. There are lots of ways that you can help Age UK Boston and South Holland provide services. A donation, whether large or small is always very welcome and if you are a UK taxpayer, Gift Aid can boost your gift at no extra cost to you by allowing us to claim back the tax on your donation. We can target extra funds for specific services such as support, or help provide a visitor for a lonely older person. We also need to raise funds for equipment and a newer van which we use at our Holbeach furniture outlet. This web also lets you donate or raise funds on behalf of Age Uk Boston & South Holland by setting up a fundraising page and inviting sponsorship for your fundraising activity. To discuss options, or simply have a chat about our services call into or telephone our Community Centre, on 01205 364 161. The Communicty Centre is in Strait Bargate, Boston and our opening hours are Monday to Friday between the hours of 9am to 3pm. You can also find out more on our website and from there, follow our links to Facebook and Twitter.

United Paws Rescue Inc (UK, United Paws Rescue Inc - N/A) Browse events

The St Matthew Academy Limited (UK, 1104533) Browse events

St Matthew Academy is an all-through school for girls and boys from ages 3 to 16, which offers a high-quality, broad and balanced curriculum for pupils of all abilities, within a strong Christian community. The schools charity aims to gain extra funding to improve school facilities, offer students opportunities they would not normally receive and continue to support the Academy’s award winning enterprise programme. As a Catholic Academy St Matthew endeavors to develop the spiritual lives of its children. We see diversity as a cause for celebration and enrichment, and our students are strongly supported and inspired to achieve and succeed whatever their background, ethnic origin, gender, ability or interests. To find out more about the Academy please visit our website www.stmatthewacademy.co.uk. If you wish to visit or tour the Academy please call 020 8853 6250

The Young Achievers Trust (UK, 1116895) Browse events

The Young Achievers Trust aims to recognise, grow and nurture exceptional young volunteers to enable them to achieve the greatest possible impact in their communities. We do this by delivering the Young Achievers Awards. Each year we search across the country to find 56 exceptional young people who have shown incredible dedication, initiative and leadership to create their own solutions to problems they have identified in their community. We are a unique award programme. Rather than simply recognising the young people who win a Young Achievers Award, we invest in them as future community leaders and change makers. We provide them with a tailored year of support and development opportunities, enabling them to develop their ambitions, talents and leadership skills.

Christians Aware (UK, 328322) Browse events

Christians Aware is an educational, ecumenical and international charity and a member body of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland and Churches Together in England, Scotland and Wales. The charity has a network of people in Britain and around the world. The main links include Africa, India, Mauritius, the Middle East, Sri Lanka, Japan, the Philippines, the Caribbean, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. The international visits are mainly to our link communities, following invitations from them. Our visits and exchanges are pilgrimages which challenge those who take part to be open and flexible, to be happy to listen and learn. They offer new experiences, new friendships, new insights and new vocations. We always keep the words of Ronald Wynne in mind. He said, ‘Do not try to teach anyone anything until you have first learnt something from them.’ Other opportunities include pilgrimages, listening days, conferences and courses, the magazine, the books. The hope of all our work is that, through encounter, listening, learning and reflection, understanding and trust may grow between people, including Christians and those of other faiths, who may then work together to overcome injustice.

John Merricks Sailing Trust (UK, 1076036) Browse events

Without financial support from other people, 1996 Olympic 470 Silver Medallist, John Merricks would never have been able to fulfil his ambitions and demonstrate his remarkable talent for sailing. Set up by those closest to John following his untimely death, The John Merricks Sailing Trust seeks to help other young sailors (under 25) achieve their goals. Since 1997 the John Merricks Sailing Trust, a registered charity, has supported youth sailing by awarding grants to deserving individuals, clubs and youth organisations that have demonstrated their commitment to sailing and financial need. The John Merricks Sailing Trust is proud to be Supporting Youth Sailing in the United Kingdom.

44th Glasgow Scouts (UK, SC037150) Browse events

This is the Virgin Money Giving page for The 44th Glasgow Scout Group. All donations received on this page will be used by The 44th glasgow Scoutss to help us develop local Scouting, fun and adventure. If you would like to talk to someone about your donation please contact [email protected]

St Pancras Welfare Trust (UK, 261261) Browse events

Caring In The Heart of Camden Imagine having no-one to help you in times of need or sickness. Who would you turn to? Who can offer a helping hand? The only answer for many people living in Camden, young or old, is the St Pancras Welfare Trust. The object of the Trust is to help residents of the former Metropolitan Borough of St Pancras when faced with need or sickness and have nowhere else to turn. A separate trust, the Camelot Trust, supports holidays and school trips for disadvantaged young children. The area of benefit of both trusts lies within the heart of the London Borough of Camden and includes some of the most densely populated parts of the borough, many with high indicators of poverty and need. The most common request is to help people being re-housed - perhaps after years of living rough, living in a hostel or after leaving an institution. They have no resources or possessions and their new homes are usually cold and bare. We help by making small grants in cash or vouchers to buy furniture, bedding and clothes. We also receive requests to help young mums and their children, the frail and elderly and those in need of respite. During the year ending 31st March 2013 we made 164 grants totalling £23,577.  An analysis of grants shows that they directly affected a total of 838 individuals.  Beneficiaries included 9 pensioners, 23 persons suffering mental health problems, 26 persons with disabilities, 16 families being re-housed and 11 families seeking asylum. Your donation or legacy will make an enormous difference. Thank you  

Shepshed Alley Group (UK, 1130542) Browse events

The Shepshed ALLeY Group is a special youth group for youngsters aged between 11 and 18 years who have physical, mild learning or social interaction difficulties. Many members lack in confidence, have poor self-image and under-developed social skills and the vast majority have also got co-ordination problems, general weakness and problems with gross and fine motor skills. The Group meets on a weekly basis, and provides a programme of activities encouraging members to participate in various games and sporting activities which they wouldnt ordinarily be able to undertake but have been devised and modified to meet their individual and group needs. Activities include: they also play Giant Jenga, have Beetle drives, undertake cookery sessions, have theatre and museum visits, and run quizzes and regular craft and visual arts evenings - which all provide opportunities to develop a variety of skills and personal confidence. The overall objective for the group is to provide a safe environment where the young people feel their individual needs are understood and where they are encouraged to learn new skills whilst having lots of fun.

The Parochial Church Council Of The Ecclesiastical Parish Of Tollington (UK, 1130538) Browse events

The Tollington Parish in North London is right in the heart of the Islington borough, in the middle of the vibrant and culturally diverse Finsbury Park Ward. We are a team of three churches: St. Marks on Tollington Park, St. Saviours on Hanley Road, and Emmanuel on Hornsey Road. You are very warmly invited to attend any of our Sunday services and other events during the week

Theatre Centre (UK, 210262) Browse events

As a registered charity (Charity No 210262), Theatre Centre needs to raise £150,000 each year to deliver ground breaking, high quality theatre for children and young people. Your support can make a difference by providing a young personwho would not otherwise have access to live theatre with the opportunity toexperience inspirational productions and pioneering participation projects.And as part of our Arts Council England's (ACE) Catalyst Evolve Programme, your donation will go even further as all funds raised by Theatre Centre will be match funded.You can also Gift Aid your donation at no extra cost. If you can confirm you are a UK taxpayer, we can claim a further 25 pence on every pound you give.Thank you Charity No: 210262 Find out more Website http://www.theatre-centre.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/TheatreCentreUK Twitter https://twitter.com/TCLive Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/theatrecentreuk/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/Theatrecentre

International Presbyterian Church Ealing (UK, 1135261) Browse events

International We are a Christian congregation made up of people from different countries and backgrounds. We are also connected to other congregations throughout the UK and Europe. But, though we may be made up of many nationalities, we are all committed to building a community in Ealing, London, and beyond. Presbyterian To be Presbyterian means to be linked with other churches so that we are kept accountable. Church The Bible describes the church in all sorts of ways, but the simplest way of describing a church is a group of people who are in a relationship with God through Jesus Christ. Though the media often refer to the church as an organisation, and when giving directions someone may point out a 'church' as a landmark, the essence of a church is people. Church members are committed to help each other grow as Christians and communicate to those who don’t know God.

National Youth Orchestra of Ireland (UK, 20012090) Browse events

NYOI's mission is to inspire young Irish musicians through the study of challenging and exciting repertoire under the guidance of music professionals, encouraging performance of the highest standard on national and international platforms.

Nottinghamshire County Scout Council (UK, 522441) Browse events

Nottinghamshire Scouts provides over 7100 children and young people with fun, challenging and adventurous activities in pretty much every community in the City and County. We also provide specialist activities for young people with special needs and children who are in hospital. We need your help to continue offering fun, challenge and adventure to thousands of children and young people. Your money really will make a huge difference! !!THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!

Africa BEECause (UK, 1133688) Browse events

Africa BEECause was formed in 2009 because we believe that beekeeping has the potential to make a very positive difference to peoples lives. Our mission is to encourage beekeeping in West Africa as a way of improving livelihoods, particularly for the rural poor. We are currently operating in The Gambia as BEECause Gambia and hope that soon we will also be working in Sierra Leone. Beekeeping has the potential to make a very real difference to peoples lives - support and training from BEECause projects will help individuals and communities to improve their economic well-being. Beekeeping is a low tech, relatively low cost activity which is possible in most rural areas and offers the opportunity of additional income. Bee products (honey, beeswax, propolis and royal jelly) are valuable and easily marketable and beekeeping leads to substantial increases in crop yields through improved pollination. Beekeeping also benefits the environment because more pollination means more seeds and more plants, esecially important in environmental regeneration, eg reforestation. We are working - to significantly increase the number of rural people practising beekeeping - to introduce modern techniques and good practice through trials and training - to increase the range of products, yields and product quality of honey and wax - to reduce costs to the producer and prices to the consumer, while maintaining returns - to introduce beekeeping and related education into schools and community groups - to ensure that technical innovation becomes good practice, through training and ongoing support.

Siri Guru Singh Sabha (UK, 1063786) Browse events

Siri Guru Singh Sabha Gurdwara Crawley, West Sussex       The Siri Guru Singh Sabha Gurdwara in Crawley has been serving the Sikh community for over 20 years in its present location in Spencers Road. Following the immigration movement of the 60’s and 70’s the UK saw an influx of hardworking Sikh men looking for employment. Due to its proximity to Gatwick Airport, the new town of Crawley became home to a large number of Sikh men. After working in Crawley and saving enough money these men called their families over to join them and began a long process of establishing themselves within British life. As a part of the Sikh community in India these families were very involved in practicing the Sikh faith. It was with these principles and desires to continue to practice the Sikh faith that led them to hire the Montefiore Hall in Three Bridges on a weekly basis for the sangat. They then established the first dedicated Sikh Gurdwara in Crawley in 1981 on the current site in Spencers road. As the Sikh community has grown the Gurdwara needs to keep pace with the change and needs of the community. Plans have been designed and approved to refresh the current site and build a new Gurdwara for the community. We call upon not only the Sikh community in Crawley but all people from around the world to help fundraise so we can fulfil the vision of the new Siri Guru Singh Sabha Gurdwara in Crawley.

Narthex Sparkhill (UK, 1100358) Browse events

Narthex Centre provides services to support people in crisis including low income families, children, young people, single parents, refugees and asylum seekers of all faiths and ethnic origin in the deprived Sparkhill, Sparkbrook and Springfield areas of Birmingham, all of which have a high number of new immigrants and families living in poverty. The heart of our work is to meet the culturally diverse needs of people living locally and we seek to provide facilities that offer a place of welcome and improve the quality of life for local people through the provision social welfare, recreation and personal development. Our mandate is to Encourage Cohesion through Social Action, Families, Children's & Young Peoples Work.

Neve's Charities (UK, 1134053) Browse events

Neve was diagnosed with A.L.L. Leukaemia back in January 2008 at the age of 2 and after just over two long years of intense treatment including chemotherapy she has now been classed as in remission by her specialists. She will be monitored for the rest of her life to ensure this horrible illness does not return and although she is well at the minute she will always be classed as having cancer. Over the course of her treatment we met some very inspirational people who were not only there for us throughout but also tried their hardest to keep life as normal as possible. It is with these people in mind that we set up Neve’s Charities as they all belong to several small charities that most people have not heard of and as such do not fund. Our Charity aims to, not only help fund these people, but also to try and get these charities out in the public domain.

Open Road West Norfolk Trust (UK, 1131445) Browse events

Open Road West Norfolk advances the education of young people, particularly but not exclusively those in danger of exclusion from school with a view to improving their career prospects and helping them grow to maturity as individuals and members of society. We deliver structured training programs based on automotive technology that lead to IMI Awards industry recognised qualifications and drive a culture of hard work based on life skills such as reliability, honesty and dependability; skills that prospective employers will find attractive. In addition to local schools we also work with other key organisations to ensure that as many young people in our community as possible have the opportunity to attend Open Road.