Treat me Kind International (UK, 1178917) Browse events

TREAT ME KIND International is working to end cruelty to animals in the UK and Internationally. We help to raise awareness about animal cruelty, suffering, neglect and abandonment through three core areas which are; companion animals including the human-animal bond, emergency aid support and donkey welfare. Our vision is a world where every animal is treated with respect, kindness, and dignity.

Basildon Women's Aid (UK, 279777) Browse events

Basildon Women's Aid is a charitable organisation providing a refuge for women and their children who have been victims of domestic violence, which may be physical, mental or sexual. Many hundreds of women have taken refuge with us since the refuge opened in 1977. The refuge offers an escape route from violence and a chance to seek alternatives to a life of danger, isolation and fear. BWA offers temporary accommodation for women of all ages, races and cultures, with or without children. The refuge is a communal home with shared facilities for twelve families, we also have a total of sixteen self-contained units of accommodation for families. Our residents pay an accommodation fee and the remainder of our funding comes from public funding, fund-raising and charitable donations. Our experienced staff offer support to families to enable them to move on and live a life free of abuse together with a range of activities for the children from fun outings and parties to therapeutic programmes of support. Some women, despite suffering domestic abuse, do not wish to leave home, and they are supported through our Outreach Centre and satellite surgeries in Brentwood, Castle Point and Rochford. We also offer an extensive programme of talks and training sessions to voluntary and statutory organisations and schools. Our trained refuge and outreach staff, as well as offering support and advice on welfare, housing, schooling, legal and women’s rights, encourage women to regain a sense of worth.

COPA (UK, 1027117) Browse events

COPA works with local professionals and the community of two rural villages in the South West of the Dominican Republic. The Charity provides resources and training so that quality services are available to local people. COPA volunteers from the UK and USA assist teachers and nurses on a daily basis to build caring Christian Communities in areas of great poverty.

The Twentieth Century Society (UK, 1110244) Browse events

The Twentieth Century Society campaigns to protect the most significant buildings and design of the last century.

Young Sound Vision (UK, 512298) Browse events

Please complete...Young Sound Vision is a charity for hearing and visually impaired children Please complete...Young Sound Vision is a charity run by parents and staff from the Stockport Sensory Support Service. Donations go to pay for holidays, equipment, youth clubs, days out and various Christmas parties for the children within our Service. Charity No: 512298

HTSC (UK, 1141702 ) Browse events

WELCOME TO THE HTSC FUNDRAISING PAGE.HTSC is Holy Trinity's PTAPLEASE DONATE HEREWe really appreciate your support :) The annual Holy Trinity and Pewley Down fun run takes place on Sunday May 20th in Shalford Park, Guildford.Any donations you make will go directly to much needed equipment for the two schools.Thank you for your support - it does make a difference!Thank you. Charity No: 1141702 

Around And Around (UK, 1129797) Browse events

Making a difference to young adults with limited opportunities. After the recently completed circumnavigation of Britain, the end goal of this first stage of the project may have been the sailing trip, but the trip itself is the prize. The real focus of the project is the life-skills that must be acquired to get to this point. It is these life-skills that are so important in broadening the opportunities of these young people as they move forward in life.

BRISTOL CHILDRENS HOME (UK, 1152443) Browse events

PRITTLEWELL LILY (CARING FOR SOUTHEND HOSPITAL) (UK, 1083095) Browse events

Ackworth School (UK, 529280) Browse events

The objective of the school is to educate boys and girls aged 4 to 18. It aims to create a happy and secure environment in which all pupils realise and develop their own special abilities in constant awareness of the needs and claims of others.

The Company of Arts Scholars, Dealers and Collectors Charitable Trust (UK, 1121954) Browse events

The Company is the only body to represent all those involved in the study, curation, collection and trade in antiques, antiquities and objects of decorative and applied art; we also welcome those involved in related services. We gained official status as a Guild within the City of London in April 2005 and were recognised by the Court of Aldermen as a Company without Livery in September 2010. One of our principal objects is to build a Charitable Trust so that we can, for example: - provide educational bursaries for young peiople; - encourage and support historical projects within the City of London, including its museums and other similar organisations; - assist individuals and groups connected with the professions and trade; - provide for needy members of the Company and their immediate families; - preserve our heritage for future generations; - support the Lord Mayor, Shrievalty and Aldermen of the City of London Corporation. CASDAC has already sponsored the publication and launch of several academic books, supported courses on the care of valuable collections of works of art and on historical subjects and given grants to conservation students. We intend to create a separate Educational Charitable Fund to increase the scope of educational aid in relation to antiques, antiquities and the decorative and applied arts. Your support for CASDAC's Charitable Trust will enable us to grow this important work which is so much appreciated by those who benefit from it. We too appreciaite your help.

Sight Concern Bedfordshire (UK, 1117209) Browse events

Sight Concern Bedfordshire exists to enhance the independence and quality of life of blind and partially sighted people in Bedfordshire and Luton by providing a wide range of services in the local community.

Greyladyes Arts Foundation (UK, 1112007) Browse events

Greyladyes Arts Foundation was set up to save the Grade II listed Greyladyes Chapel in Bursledon Hampshire and to transform it into a Contemporary Arts Centre to serve the local and wider community. GAF is raising money to restore the Arts and Crafts building and convert it into an arts space. When the building is complete GAF will offer education and access to the arts for all.

Safe Start Foundation (UK, 801815) Browse events

Safe Start is a charity that assists Homeless and/or Unemployed Irish young people. It also nows works with the Irish Elderly community and provides assistance and support through our Irish Centre in Brent. We currently have a Major Fundraising RECORD BREAKING CHARITY GOLF DAY in Ireland www.allirelandgolf.org

Wilbarston School Parents Association (UK, 1095726) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Health Partnership Nepal (UK, 1134185) Browse events

Health Partnership Nepal is charity run by St George's medical students. We have an institutional link with Nepal Medical College and Teaching Hospital and Kanti Children's Hospital. We offer free medical and surgical care to communities in rural Nepal and training to local health care workers.

Beloved Rabbits (UK, Beloved Rabbits - N/A) Browse events

The Sunita Treacher Foundation (UK, 1150063) Browse events

THE SUNITA TREACHER FOUNDATION The Sunita Treacher Foundation was set up to provide School Fees for children in Uganda who otherwise would not be able to attend school. All fees are paid directly to the schools involved and the Foundation provides a range of support, from making a contribution to School Fees to paying the entire amount plus paying for other requirements – uniforms, trips for example. Where possible, the Foundation expects parents or other relatives to make a contribution to the costs of sending their children to school – and for the parents to have a lifestyle enabling them to save what little money they may have to contribute to their child’s education. It is no good for parents to squander their money while the Foundation is paying the costs. Children are sponsored from Nursery through Seniour 6, and in a few deserving cases beyond. The goal is to get the children educated and economically active so they will be in a position to give something back – by helping those children who come after them. The Foundation monitors the performance of the children carefully, both to ensure attendance to keep track of their progress in terms of academic performance and social development. We try to instil in the children that they are very fortunate to get the opportunity to attend school – unlike so many others. The Foundation was set up by Sunita Treacher who is passionate about education as a way out of poverty for children in Uganda. While an education is no guarantee of success, a lack of education is certainly a bar to any kind of progress.  Without education, children will be condemned, at best, to being day labourers or house girls, for example. These are low paid, if at all, and offer extremely limited chances for social progress. Therefore, education is key. The Foundation relies on donations from the public and the efforts of its unpaid staff who contribute their time and energy, particularly in Uganda, to make the Foundation a success. PLEASE DONATE GENEROUSLY The Sunita Treacher Foundation needs to raise £15,000 per year to fund the needs of the children it supports in Uganda. We have decided to work with Virgin Giving as a way to access more donors and get the message across to a wider audience. Please give what you can. It costs about £600 per year to send a child to school. That is not a lot, at least compared to school fees in the United Kingdom, and getting an education in Uganda makes a HUGELY POSITIVE impact on a child’s life. We thank you in advance for your support.

British Ski Club for the Disabled (UK, 270047) Browse events

The British Ski Club for the Disabled was established in 1974 to provide facilities to enable disabled people to ski. It runs regular sessions on artificial ski slopes throughout the UK, provides and supports an average of six ski holidays abroad each year and trains guides to assist skiers with different disabilities.

GAA London (UK, 265170) Browse events

TO PROMOTE ANY CHARITABLE PURPOSE FOR THE BENEFIT OF PERSONS BELONGING TO THE GUJARATI MOCHI COMMUNITY EITHER BY DESCENT, MARRIAGE OR PLAUDIT AND IN PARTICULAR FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION OF ITS MEMBERS

Friends of St Mary's PTFA (UK, 1159741) Browse events

Our main aim is to raise funds to support the school in helping each child to enjoy learning, achieve success and most importantly, feel confident and valued. Friends of St Mary's PTFA is the parent, friend and teacher fundraising association for St Mary's RC Primary School, Forest Hall, Newcastle upon Tyne.At the moment we're raising funds to help buy a minibus for the school. Charity No: 1159741 Find out more Website http://www.friendsofstmarysptfa.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Friends-of-St-Marys-PTFA-1430584620500052/ Twitter https://twitter.com/FOSM_PTFA

Beth Shalom Reform Synagogue (UK, 284664) Browse events

Providing and maintaining a reform synagogue for the purpose of public worship and advancing religous and educational activities for the residents and students of Cambridge and its environs.

Destiny Angels (UK, 020228) Browse events

Supporting people out of crisis; providing new life opportunities Have you nowhere to turn? Ask and Angel for help.

Contact (UK, NI30452) Browse events

Contact is Northern Ireland’s Leading Voluntary organisation for the provision of counselling and support to young people and adults across Northern Ireland. Contact Counselling was established as a regional NI Charity in 1977 in response to a growing recognition that young people’s complex, emotional, relationship and mental health needs were neglected by statutory education and health provision. We provide the regional 24/7 crises helpline 'Lifeline' along with face to face counselling and wraparound services aimed at preventing suicide and self harm, across the age spectrum. Contact's counselling portfolio is grounded within an ethical framework prioritising social justice, clinical excellence and community development principles. Contact aim to reach out and empower those in crisis, through professional counselling support, assessing risk, enhancing resilience and providing support to assist children, young people and adults to cope with adversity. We offer specialist resources and experience in working with the most marginalised and 'at risk' individuals. We employ therapists providing counselling, art therapy, music therapy, drama therapy, telephone counselling, information and support and we offer professional guidance and support to their parents and carers. Our Specialist Team of Creative Therapists offer art, drama and music therapy to assist children and young people or vulnerable adults with expressing their feelings where talking therapies are not feasible or appropriate. Contact have 55 Clinical Placements who commit voluntary hours to the organization. To facilitate the training and development of new counsellors, Contact coordinate a Clinical Placement Programme whereby trainee Counsellors are offered an opportunity to gain their required practice experience through face to face clinically contracted client hours with Contact.

The Richard Feilden Foundation: Education, Architecture, Africa (UK, 1113216) Browse events

The Foundations mission is to encourage and support educational projects in Africa, especially those requiring architectural input. It also aims to promote community involvement, and the use of African expertise and technologies in Africa’s educational and architectural development. The memorial fund was set up in January 2005, following the death of Richard Feilden, senior partner of Feilden Clegg Bradley and indefatigable champion of design quality and social sustainability within the field of architecture. The Foundation was launched at Richards memorial in September 2005. We are a registered charity (our charity registration number is: 1113216). We are currently working on a secondary school in Uganda with PEAS (Promoting Equality in African Schools) and assessing potential projects in Africa. The trustees are Tish Feilden, Peter Clegg, Keith Bradley, James Wetz and Tim Joss.