Hyperemesis Education & Research Foundation (UK, 710912435) Browse events

Wolves Community Trust (UK, 1126799) Browse events

Wolves Community Trust is the official registered charity of Wolves FC, that supports the local community through delivering projects relevant to sport, health, education, inclusion and community donations. More than 60 dedicated staff and volunteers work hard to address health, inequalities, educational needs, employability, reduce antisocial behaviour and much more. Annually WCT reach 25,000 local residents through projects spanning all age, gender, socio-economic and ethnicity demographics working with a range of local and national partners to tackle key local issues. Over 4,000 participants are engaged in sports programmes alone, with over 85 weekly sessions being delivered within our communities. A total of 104 schools were engaged in Wolves Community Trust activities during the 13/14 academic year, engaging 13,935 school children. Wolves Aid is unique within football, distributing grants to small charities and organisations based locally. To date, £750,000 has been donated since 2008, supporting over 125 local good causes.

Friends of Breathe (UK, 1176678) Browse events

Friends of Breathe Arts Health Research (Charity number 1176678) supports arts-based interventions in the health sector, primarily by supporting the work of Breathe Arts Health Research. Reflecting its cutting edge work, Breathe has received a number of awards over the years, most notably the 2016 NHS Innovation Challenge Award from NHS England. Breathe also participates in a wide range of national and international conferences and events, and its work has also received extensive media coverage on ITV News, BBC Breakfast, BBC Health News, CBBC Newsround, The Guardian and The Evening Standard, as well as in a large number of local press and specialist healthcare publications.  Breathe is an award-winning not-for-profit social enterprise whose innovative programmes deliver exciting therapeutic projects for those with disabilities or other forms of health problems, with the clinical efficacy of each supported by scientific research.In addition, Breathe develops arts-based programmes in hospitals and other healthcare environments. Its major projects include the delivery of a wide ranging Performing Arts programme across the Guy’s and St  Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, the largest and most diverse programme of its type in the UK. More recently, Breathe has developed an innovative arts-based project targeting new mothers affected by Postnatal Depression – Melodies For Mums. Charity No: 1176678 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://www.facebook.com/BreatheAHR/ Twitter https://twitter.com/breatheahr YouTube Please click here to visit our YouTube page

Henshaws (UK, Henshaws - N/A) Browse events

The Leprosy Mission Scotland (UK, SC022411) Browse events

We are an international Christian development organisation with 140 years of experience serving people affected by leprosy.

Home-Start South Wiltshire (UK, 1105978) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

BITA Pathways (UK, 244866) Browse events

BITA Pathways is a Birmingham based charity, passionate about supporting people with mental ill health. With more than 50 years' experience, we have developed a range of education, volunteering and employment services to support the thousands of people we engage with.

Love for Life (UK, 102325) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Southend Toy Library (UK, 265358) Browse events

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Northern Devon Healthcare NHS Trust Charitable Fund (UK, 1051463) Browse events

Northern Devon Healthcare NHS Trust Charitable Fund is a registered charity. we've launched a Chemotherapy Appeal which will raise funds to build a chemotherapy and day treatment unit. The unit will be situated at the North Devon District Hospital in Barnstaple and treat newly 5000 patients yearly.

Simon Community Northern Ireland (UK, N/A) Browse events

We are a voluntary organisation which provides emergency accommodation, advice and community support for people who are homeless or are at risk of becoming homeless. We have developed services to meet a variety of needs associated with being homeless, for more details click www.simoncommunity.org.

SOUTH WALES ISLAMIC EDUCATIONAL TRUST (UK, 1043296) Browse events

Futurestars (West And Central Africa) (UK, 1177808) Browse events

Futurestars is an exciting education through sports programme that offers weekly sports coaching sessions, run by qualified coaches, to underprivileged children in Tema, Ghana, and Lome, Togo. We partner with one school in Lome and five schools in Tema, who all report increased attendance and pupil engagement. Futurestars also funds a much needed refurbishment programme at the five partner schools in Ghana.

Befrienders For Disability (UK, NIC100726) Browse events

Our charity currently operates in the UK & overseas. We provide disabled people in Northern Ireland with companionship, support, transportation and home visits. In Kenya we provide free medical care, physical and occupational therapy, prosthetics, food and other services to disabled children.

Chinese Community Centre (UK, 297742) Browse events

The Chinese Community Centre aims to improve the quality of life and well being of the Chinese community, particularly those who are disadvantaged. To achieve its aims the Centre offers a range of support services and advice to both the young and old within the community.

Mapledown School (UK, 295504) Browse events

Mapledown Barnet's secondary special school for pupils with Severe and Complex Learning Disabilities. Many of the pupils also have additional sensory and physical impairments and an increasing number are either on the Autistic Spectrum or have complex medical care needs

Oliver and Learn (UK, 1163391) Browse events

Oliver & Learn is the charitable foundation of OLIVER group, a global integrated marketing agency. We have one mission: to alleviate poverty. We do this by supporting educational projects in disadvantaged communities around the world. Education leads to better lives. And we’re passionate about the benefits our grants provide. The students we support may not have otherwise been able to attend school. But through education, they are able to enhance their own lives, as well as that of their families and community. It's amazing how far a small amount of money goes - £120 pays for a student to attend school for an entire year. Attending school, also means they are guaranteed a daily meal, which otherwise might not be the case. All the money we raise goes directly to support schools and students. We work with local charities to ensure it goes to the most needy. We appreciate all the support that you are able to give and so do the kids, who really need this the most.

CEECC Pavilion Development Fund (UK, We) Browse events

We are a community amateur sports club (CASC) that provides facilities and cricket for both male and female cricketers from the age of 8 upwards. We have a pavilion situated in lower castle park in Colchester and have two cricket pitches on the same site. The pavilion consists of three small changing rooms, kitchen, bar, lounge, toilet and a cellar. Externally the club has a four lane astro turf cricket practise facility and two cricket pitches. The first pitch is the main senior cricket pitch and has been in place for over 150 years. The second junior pitch was installed 4 years ago due to an ever increasing membership. The club runs mens and ladies teams and junior boys and girls teams from under 11 through to under 19. The pavilion requires redevelopment and extending to accommodate our ever growing club and this is the purpose of this fundraising campaign. The proposed project is to refurbish and extend the existing cricket pavilion to accommodate extra changing facilities following increasing junior and female membership and development of a second playing pitch. This will allow the club to further expand and accommodate new junior members and provide further sporting opportunities for the community. The newly developed building will contain four large player changing rooms, an officials changing room, disabled changing and toilets. The newly developed building will also include an improved function area, kitchen and disabled access to enable possible use by a partner community or sporting organisation. The building will be more sustainable to accommodate more activities throughout the year. The existing facility has no disabled access and a small function and kitchen area which requires improvement to enable use of the building all year round. Find out more Website http://www.colchestercricket.org/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CEECC/ Twitter https://twitter.com/ColchesterEECC Flickr http://www.colchestercricket.org/photos.html

Herne Hill Velodrome Trust (UK, 1140128) Browse events

Herne Hill Velodrome is one of the oldest cycling tracks in Britain and is the last remaining finals venue from the 1948 London Olympics that is still in use. The venue is an exceptional resource for cyclists and the community. Its loss would be tragic.   The Herne Hill Velodrome Trust as set up in 2011 as a response to the highly successful Save the Velodrome campaign. The Trust is responsible for securing the future of the Velodrome for generations to come. Herne Hill Velodrome Trust is a registered charity and is reliant entirely on volunteer funding and support from individuals, companies and funding bodies as well as the fundraising activities of the Friends of the Velodrome. As well as managing specific improvement projects such as the Southwark Olympic Legacy Project, the Herne Hill Velodrome Trust works on a day to day basis to increase participation at the track through the Velodrome Management Committee and new Cycling Development Officer. The trust is particularly keen to increase participation amongst women and girls, young people, disadvantaged communities, disabled riders and educational establishments. Please donate or fundraise the Herne Hill Velodrome Trust today and save this iconic venue for generations to come. All donors who donate over £10 will automatically become a Friend of the Velodrome. 

Nystagmus Network (UK, 1180450) Browse events

The Nystagmus Network is the foremost charity in Europe supporting people affected by nystagmus. Nystagmus is a complex eye condition, characterised by involuntary movements of the eyes, affecting focus and speed and depth perception. The charity offers support and information to the 1 in 1,000 people at least affected by nystagmus, whilst also leading research into better diagnostics, potential therapies and, eventually, prevention and cure.

Friends of Asha (Ireland) (UK, NIC101268) Browse events

Friends of Asha (Ireland) is the Ireland support group partnering the Asha Charity in Delhi India and are involved in all the issues that keep poor people, in the slum colonies there, trapped in poverty. Its programmes help gain access to healthcare, financial services and education, and equip the slum residents with the tools to make long-term, positive changes to their lives. Asha is currently supporting over 500,000 people in 55 slum colonies in Delhi through its programmes but it is in education that the most amazing things are happening. In 1988 less than 50% of children attended school. Today 96% of children in Asha’s slums attend school and Asha has been successful in removing obstacles to allow slum children gain places in colleges, leading to internships and ultimately into the workplace. Since 2008 over 1,200 students from slums have attended university. They are leading the way for thousands to follow.

Folly Wildlife Rescue (UK, 1091857) Browse events

Situated in the Broadwater Forest near Tunbridge Wells in Kent.

BISPHAM HALL SCOUT ESTATE (UK, 503724) Browse events

The Friends of Penn Hall School (UK, 513383) Browse events

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TAPF (UK) (UK, 1117756) Browse events

We believe that no child should be deprived of education because of hunger. Every day we provide free nutritious school meals to 1.3 million of the poorest children in India, encouraging them to attend school and get an education so they can look forward to a brighter future.