We are a registered charity (Registration #1197321), formed by a group of individuals with a passion for bringing our local community together while helping to improve mental and physical health and combat loneliness. Our ambition is to create a green space for the local community of Runnymede, Weybridge and Woking in North Surrey which offers a range of opportunities to improve physical and mental health. Our aim is to improve social inclusion through the creation of a community hub, workshops and gardens on unused farmland, with green & social prescribing, education and conservation as our governing principles. Holme Farm will bring together residents from different backgrounds and ages to create an intergenerational, friendly and social environment to meet health and wellbeing needs, gaps in skills and build together a sustainable community resource for future generations.
People have worshipped in a church on this site since at least 1150AD. Today St Michael’s is a place with a refreshingly optimistic outlook with a passion for worship and learning. We pray that we can be as a light set upon a hill, for the glory and praise of God. Here’s to another 900 years!
The Truro Lifehouse is our desire to help the people of Truro and Cornwall with life. The current facilities are tired and not fit for purpose, yet we are still able to offer a home for some crucial services but we cannot sustain this without a total redevelopment of the site.
Raffingers Foundation was formed in 2016 by colleagues at Raffingers. The charity was created in memory of Jason Kew, a dear husband and friend, who sadly lost his life to pancreatic cancer, as well as to honour those family members of the firm who have been lost to ovarian cancer. Approximately, 4% of pancreatic cancer survivors will live for up to five years after being diagnosed; this figure is 46% for those affected by ovarian cancer. The heartache these cancers cause and the bleak statistics, stirred the colleagues at Raffingers into action. Now, this volunteer lead charity donates every single penny it raises towards helping those affected by these cancers. This is done in two ways:· · 1. Money donated directly to Pancreatic Cancer Research UK and Ovarian Cancer Action to help fund scientific research, specialist staff and equipment· 2. A proportion of the money is given directly to families affected by these cancers and experiencing financial difficulties. This money is used to help with costs, such as private counselling for any family members, training and equipment (email [email protected] to find out more)We greatly appreciate all donations and hope you will check this page often to see what events we have coming up. Charity No: 1171885
Rutland Musical Theatre is Rutland's longest established musical theatre society which performs every April. This year will be Fiddler on the Roof at Corby Cube - 13th - 16th April '22. The Company has become a Registered Charity (No: 513497) and performs a major musical production each year.
UNCLE supports the work of the Glorious Ministry and the Himalayan Holy Church in Nepal, and the two orphanages that they run in Kathmandu. We are also committed to supporting the Glorious Ministry in their work in Hetauda which is further south in Nepal, on the edge of the Terai.
Caudwell Youth mentors at-risk young people aged 11-24 years into new futures. We are determined to ensure that the needs of at-risk young people are properly addressed. We currently work across Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes.
We are 70 committed volunteers. We are your neighbours in G41, where more than 170 households are struggling to afford food every week. We have provided over 14,500 food packs and over 1,500 hot meals since April 2020. We are Pollokshields Community Food Point, located at 423 Shields Road.
Give Us A Lift has partnered with the Cambridge mosque to further its fundraising effort.
The Methodist Church serving the people of Bradhaw and Harwood, Bolton.