Thames Sailing Barge Trust (UK, 1102840) Browse events

The Thames Sailing Barge Trust aims to preserve in full working order at least one Thames sailing barge and give opportunities to the public to participate in sailing, social and maintenance activities. Currently it owns Pudge and Centaur, the former being a Dunkirk little ship that is undergoing major restoration to ensure future preservation.

Moving On Ayrshire (UK, SC042073) Browse events

Moving On Ayrshire is a charity based in Ayr which provides a free one to one counselling service in a safe environment. Our service is available to all male, female, LGBTQI survivors of sexual abuse & rape aged 14 years upwards resident in South Ayrshire.

FOCP (UK, 1048121) Browse events

The Friends of Calverley Parkside School Association raise funds to support the learning experience of the children at Calverley Parkside School.

Stand Up and Build Project (UK, XT30204) Browse events

Our Objective: Stand Up and Build Project aims to act as a tool of reconciliation, enabling people to work together and learn together without discrimination. Our Approach: Through education we will provide people with OPTIONS, OPPORTUNITY, CHOICE and the ability to obtain work and generate an income for their family. Hence giving them a sense of PRIDE in their achievements. Our Principles: Our principles are friendship, peace, RECONCILIATION, partnership, relationships, & CONNECTIONS created through a humanity between students and people involved in the project, regardless of faith, tribe, gender, wealth or ability. Students will be encouraged to understand their DUTIES, RIGHTS and RESPONSIBILITIES to society and work SAFELY, SUSTAINABLY, efficiently and effectively.

Children With AIDS Charity (UK, 1027816) Browse events

Children with AIDS Charity was set up to help the youngest of those affected by HIV and AIDS. It is a national charity with the simple aim of working towards a future without prejudice.

Baggator (UK, 1087684) Browse events

Baggator Young People’s Project works in some of the most socially disadvantaged areas of Bristol to provide programmes of informal education, skills training and leisure activities for young people up to 19 years of age.

BerkoAstro Appeal (UK, BerkoAstro Appeal - N/A) Browse events

BerkoAstro will promote community recreation for young people, including those attending local schools, and will also provide convenient local access to sports facilities for sports club members, young and old. Berkhamsted sadly lacks such facilities. This Astro facility will be for the whole community - please give generously and make it happen.

The Liverpool Muslim Society (UK, 503822) Browse events

With these words we warmly welcome you. The Liverpool Muslim Society (LMS) was established in 1953, and was responsible for the construction of the Al Rahma Mosque in 1974. The LMS provides support to all members of the Muslim community and organises activities that appeal to the diverse body of members and the wider community. Advice and guidance on Islamic matters Children classes Day Centre for older Muslims Host an annual Islamic awareness week Host school visits to the Mosque (by prior arrangement) Inviting external speakers Nikah (Marriage) Ceremony Prayer facilities at the Mosque Raise finances for day to day management through donations Social visits/ day outs to other places of interest Sports events Study circles Women group Funeral Arrangements & Burial What you can do? You will agree there are many activities, never the less it require a great deal of organising. None of which is possible without your assistance and support. We can be successful as your contribution of time and energy. So please help us to help you in order to maintain such a range of activities.

The Princethorpe Foundation (UK, 1087124) Browse events

Princethorpe College is a Catholic, co-educational, HMC independent day school for around 900 pupils aged eleven to eighteen and welcomes members of all faiths and backgrounds. At Princethorpe, our aim is simple; to treat every pupil as an individual, supporting them as they grow into mature, confident, resilient and well-rounded young people with a strong set of moral values to guide them through adult life. The College is renowned for the way in which it looks after its pupils and is characterised by its strong Christian ethos, which underpins everything we do. We have established a Development Office to enable the provision of more bursaries to deserving pupils, to update our facilities, and to meet our strategic development plans. We believe that every child with the potential and passion to benefit from a Princethorpe education should be given the opportunity to learn, grow and develop here. With your help, we can help more children to benefit from this special education.

The Nursery Playgroup (UK, 278898) Browse events

TNP has been running for 40 years, helping pre-school children with additional needs. It offers tailored programmes to a maximum of 12 children each morning. The group relies on fundraising to provide a bright and well equipped play area and garden with qualified staff.

The Musical Brain (UK, 1159843) Browse events

The Musical Brain encourages dialogue between science and the arts. Our conferences bring together neuroscientists, artists, medical professionals and performers to explore new research with a public audience. These events demonstrate the life-enhancing effects of the arts on conditions such as depression, epilepsy, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and post-traumatic stress disorder, providing practical implications for medical professionals, therapists and arts practitioners.

Scottish Borders Donkey Sanctuary (UK, SCO34634) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

RESULTS UK (UK, 1015286) Browse events

RESULTS is an international charity working to generate the public and political will to end hunger and the worst aspects of poverty. RESULTS gives individuals the tools they need to take effective action and to speak out in favour of anti-poverty measures that really work.

CROMER & DISTRICT FOODBANK (UK, 1149156) Browse events

St Philip's Dorridge With St James Bentley Heath (UK, 1133831) Browse events

St Philip's Church, Dorridge is raising money for a new building to replace both the existing church, hall and meeting rooms. The value of the project is £3.5 million of which nearly half has been raised so far from gifts, pledges and the sale of the old vicarage which we own outright. The new facilities will give a larger and more flexible worship area and the new hall and meeting rooms will enable many local organisations to meet and grow. It is a beautiful modern design. Please get in touch if you would like to know more.

SAYT - Sevenoaks Area Youth Trust (UK, 1090595) Browse events

We're a youth work charity based in Sevenoaks, Kent, with the aim of training, employing and supporting Christian youth workers in Sevenoaks and its surrounding areas as they reach out to young people in schools and parks, and on street corners - wherever they gather - providing conversation, camaraderie, counsel and comfort with the ultimate aim of helping them find their true identity in Christ.

Yarl's Wood Befrienders (UK, 1143160) Browse events

Yarl's Wood is an Immigration Removal Centre in North Bedfordshire, which detains women and families. The Befrienders, as an independent charity based in Bedford, provides much-needed support to anyone held in Yarl's Wood who requests it. Through the simple act of visiting and listening, we try to restore self-esteem and reaffirm a basic sense of human dignity. Being held at Yarl’s Wood can be a traumatic experience, especially as detainees do not know how long they are likely to stay there, or whether they will be eventually released or returned to their country of origin. As well as offering emotional support, we also try to give practical help where we can. Many of those leaving Yarl’s Wood will be returning to places where they face immediate danger, or countries they left long ago. They often return to great uncertainty, sometimes with little more than the clothes on their backs. We have a small destitution fund to support people leaving Yarl’s Wood and the money raised through your donations will be used to help replenish this vital source of help. If you know of anyone in Yarl's Wood who is in need of befriending support, please contact us using the tab on the left. Thank you very much for your generosity.

And Albert Foundation (UK, 1072068) Browse events

For nearly 20 years, And Albert Foundation has been working with villages along one of the old slave routes through Ghana, Burkina Faso and into the Sahara desert. The Foundation is built on the principles of respect, recognition, restoration and redemption. Our approach is a continuous process of problem solving to benefit the whole community in each of the villages where we work. Our many projects include providing clean water, planting indigenous trees, establishing alternative community education centres, building playgrounds and creating trade routes for the sale of traditional arts and crafts. Through our ‘Trading Roots’ brand, ethically traded goods from these villages are distributed for sale in the UK. Assisting in the development of consistent commercial markets helps village communities to believe again in their creative and cultural heritage.

Holton Lee (UK, 1011867) Browse events

"...empowering and resourcing people, particularly carers and disabled people, through creativity, environmental awareness, personal growth and spirituality."

Spring of Hope Trust (UK, 1143559) Browse events

Spring of Hope began in 2004 when the Founder, Theresa Clarke, visiting rural Uganda from Cambridgeshire, witnessed the abuse of disabled children. Typically, they were locked away and tied up due to the stigma of disability. The charity now works with 500 children and their families to provide education and physiotherapy. It also offers nutritional and clinical support as well as free medication for epilepsy. Spring of Hope Trust is registered in the UK to help raise funds to meet these objectives. The principal recipient of support is Spring of Hope Uganda, a community based organisation (CBO). The Trust is also prepared to support other organisations, in rural Uganda, with similar objectives

Milton Margai School for the Blind (UK, 1103408) Browse events

Assisting the School in providing education and training to pupils and ex-pupils

A Call To Business (UK, 1089505) Browse events

A Call to Business is a growing community of business people who believe that God has called them into business not simply to work, but to create resources and influence the sphere of authority around them, and to see many people coming to faith and being discipled in the context of their everyday working lives. Beginning in the City of London, this community now stretches around the globe, with business people in many nations taking up the challenge to live out their faith in their place of work, bringing transformation to individuals, companies, communities and even nations.

Birmingham Law Centre (UK, 1087514) Browse events

Birmingham Law Centre fights for social justice by providing in-depth legal advice and representation for people who are desperate for advice but cannot pay for a lawyer. It helps homeless people, people in debt as well as people not getting the right benefits or services that they are entitled to.

HOPE CORNER (UK, 1138720) Browse events

Hope Corner is mainly active in the geographical area of Runcorn and Widnes. As well as key church activities, we have a number of community projects. These include Runcorn Foodbank, providing relief from food poverty and Unreachable Ministry which provides education/training in the Christian faith.

The Bury Grammar Schools (UK, 526622) Browse events

The vision of our earliest benefactors, Henry Bury and Roger Kay, was to found a school that would educate young people to the highest possible standard; over 400 years later we continue to uphold their legacy of excellence in education. Our students leave us as mature, responsible, confident and well balanced young adults. They embrace life with a positive attitude and a quest for knowledge which has been instilled in them at BGS. They will make a difference in the world. We must continue to raise funds for capital projects if we are to provide our students with the facilities and resources they need in an ever-changing world. At the same time, we strive to increase bursary funding to provide assistance to bright children whose parents are unable to afford our fees. The children who receive bursaries are often amongst our highest achievers; they deserve the life-enhancing opportunity of a BGS education. We rely upon the help of our community. We ask you to give as you are able to ensure our future success and guarantee that others may benefit from the type of education you received. We thank you warmly for your kind consideration of our Schools.