Southampton Hospital Radio have have been broadcasting to the patients of Southampton continuously since October 1952. Affiliated to the Hospital Broadcasting Association and Serving the Southampton General and Princess Anne Hospitals, we provide patient entertainment 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All of the members of the Southampton Hospital Broadcasting Association (SHBA) were proud to be awarded the Queens Award for Voluntary Service on the 2nd June 2012. It was football that started it all in 1952. Since then, we have covered every home match since 1952. The first live transmissions were from a damp smelly former wine cellar under the Toc H building at the top of The Avenue. A complete programme service came out of there, including newscasts, childrens programmes and outside broadcast coverage of the Carnival. The regular request programmes flourished and a record library of 78s and 45s started.In August 1971, we moved above ground to a two studio building, but 7 years later we had to move again. We were granted a 21 year lease on a piece of land. More serious fundraising was again required to build the studio complex, opened in 1980.Just ten years later, Tesco wanted our piece of land to use as the entrance for their new store. This led to them building and fitting out a new Studio Centre, and we started broadcasting on 12th December 1993.Our last show at this site was on the 13th November 2015, before we moved seamlessly to our new home at Normand House, Tremona Road and without a break in transmission started our next chapter. Charity No: 259459 Find out more Website http://sohba.org/
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. QCHAP (Queensbury Community Heritage & Action Partnership) is a community project promoting involvement in Queensbury's musical, textile and transport heritage. We are based in the Black Dyke Mills Heritage Venue, which is run entirely by volunteers. We raise funds to keep the Venue safe and accessible to all. We want the Venue to be used by local groups and other individuals so that it continues to be a happening place that is an asset to the community. Charity No: 1162336 Find out more Website http://www.blackdykemills.org
ECDCS is a local charity in Cheshire run by parents of deaf children. We fund raise so we can organise events for deaf children & their families, we provide financial support to families where we can, we subsidise a parent group for pre-school deaf children & we also act as an advocacy group
Mainstay DRP is a charity providing care and support services for people with a learning disability, their families and carers in Co Down. 'Building The Dream' is their new fundraising project. £3million is needed to create a purpose built development in Downpatrick for their older service users.
Ratnasambhava Meditation Centre is a place where anyone can try meditation and learn how to apply Buddha's teachings to solve their daily problems and find inner peace and lasting happiness. Through training in meditation and other Buddhist practices you can improve the quality of your life by developing inner peace, compassion, and wisdom.
St Crispin’s PTA works alongside the school to organise not only fundraising events but also to provide a range of services for the school and community.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.The Edinburgh Transplant Team is a registered Scottish Charity No SC046267. Our aim is to raise public awareness of the need for Organ Donation by encouraging transplant recipients to participating in sport Please donate to support our cause.The Edinburgh Transplant Team seeks to advance the saving of lives by raising public awareness of the need for Organ Donation and the positive results of Organ Transplantation through participation in Transplant Sports and Social Events throughout the UK and internationally at World Transplant Games by our Team members. Charity No: SC046267 Find out more Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Edinburgh-Transplant-Team-269319579782452/
On 1st April 2007 the Epilepsy Research Foundation and the Fund for Epilepsy merged to form Epilepsy Research UK. Epilepsy Research UK is only national charity solely dedicated to epilepsy research. Our aim is to substantially increase the funding available for research into the treatment and prevention of this debilitating condition.
WPA promotes biodiversity conservation by conserving one of the most threatened bird groups. Pheasants and their relatives occur throughout the world and are vital to livelihoods and cultures in many countries. They are widely seen as indicators of healthy habitats and are amongst the first species that suffer from over-exploitation.
Kingston Philharmonia was formed in in 1973, and is now an established part of the Kingston-on-Thames amateur music scene. We are going to be playing all the Beethoven Symphonies on July 19th in Kingston-on-Thames Parish Church to raise money for the Young Kingston Charity, and for Kingston Philharmonia to help fund future programmes and soloists.
The Rotary Club of Chipping Norton supports communities, locally, nationally and internationally through a varied programme of fundraising activities.
Samaritans provide 24 hour support to people who need emotional support in times of stress
Radio South Tyneside provides a FREE entertainment and information service to the hospital and wider community in South Tyneside
Green Candle Dance Company believes that everyone has a right to watch and participate in dance. From its East London base, it makes shows and delivers workshop projects to children and young people and to those aged 60+, locally, London-wide and nationally.
Please donate for one of the below:for Free Church fundsHGS Free Church is a charity. The church depends on the giving of those associatedwith the church, and the money generated from the rental of the church and church hall for its income.for Dennis Scott Unit (adult mental health)We are supporting the Dennis Scott Unit, Edgware Hospital. This is the in-patient psychiatric unit that covers the the Borough of Barnet. There are 3 Wards on this Unit, with capacity for 62 patients – the wards are almost always full.We are collecting money to enrich the ward environment beyond that which the NHS provides. The church congregation has developed contacts within the Unit and initiated various projects – Christmas presents for all those on the wards, Easter eggs & daffodils in April, and strawberries & a cream tea for Wimbledon finals weekend.. The staff have requested that we fund raise for outdoor gym equipment for the two outdoor areas, to help the physical and mental health of those admitted to the wards. Hampstead Garden Suburb Free ChurchA member of the United Reformed Church and affiliated to the Baptist UnionWe are an open Church. Everybody is welcome. We recognise that everyone is an individual and each of us is on our own particular journey of faith. At the same time we recognise that it is better to travel together than to travel alone.The congregation of today is proud of its history.We value our freedom, under God, to worship, to study, to share and to serve. We draw heavily on the rich heritage bequeathed to us, yet we are grateful for the opportunity to be ourselves in our generation. We offer worship that is relevant, stimulating and uplifting. We provide activities that enable the active participation of all age groups in the life of the Church. We support organisations, religious and secular, local and global, working to alleviate poverty, suffering and distress. We are a family church, recognising that each and every one of us is a child of God. Charity No: 1141258 Find out more Website https://www.hgsfreechurch.org.uk/donations/
We will be using all donations to build our new meeting place. Although you are donating on this page which is in the name of the Guides. All monies will be going into the joint account for 202nd Liverpool Guide Units and 25th Picton Scout Units. Thank you for your donation.
We are a non-profit social business providing microcredit to entrepreneurs living below the poverty line in developing countries using a unique model that harnesses the power of responsible tourism with microcredit to alleviate poverty.
St Katharine & Shadwell Trust is the Community Foundation for the East End and City of London. We raise funds and award grants to run and support a wide range of projects. Our vision is to improve the quality of life for those living the London boroughs of the City of London, Hackney, Newham and Tower Hamlets. Our knowledge of the area and the relationships we have developed enable us to support and sustain positive change. Our aim is to ensure that the ideas and aspirations of local people for improving their area can be realised. To learn more about the work we do please visit www.skst.org, or call 0207 782 6962.
U-Turn supports women involved in street prostitution in East London. Through night-time outreach and support we help women to get off drugs, off the street and turn their lives around. Support our new Olympics appeal.
Triquetra Trusts mission is to: "care connect contribute ... for a better tomorrow" We aim to : Strengthen and sustain the quality of life of the underprivileged by enhancing education, health and social well being. Support projects which strive to become leaders in class, are self-sustaining and impact the wider community. Our ultimate vision is to expand our reach worldwide. Current projects On various trips to India over the years, we noticed an ever widening gap between the poor and the wealthy, particularly in big cities. However, the plight in the most rural tribal belts goes unnoticed because no one actually visits these areas, as they are not exactly on the tourist trail! Our two projects are located in tribal belts in India: 1. Gurukul Vidhalaya, Bhadarpada, India 2. Muni Seva Ashram, Goraj, India
OK Foundation's mission is "Advocating for the welfare of Children, Young People, Men, Women & those with disabilities on Health, Education, and Accommodation". The organisation is also involved in developing other areas to promote healthy living such as Sports and the Arts.
Rainbow Kidz, charity was set up to raise funds to build a Pre-School/Community Centre to help the underprivilidged children/people in aTownship in Grahamstown S.A. It now has a Pre-School taking care of 40 children also s a plot of land to be used for building a community Cetre once it has raised sufficient funds. See our constitutuion within website, containing our Aims and Objectives.
We are an independent, user focused charity providing quality services to make a positive difference to members of the community experiencing difficulties with their mental health. Our aim is to provide personalised, flexible mental health services to maximise a recovery pathway.
St Helen's Primary School PTA work with the school and the community to raise funds which benefit the children of St Helen's Primary School.