East Hull Community Farm (UK, 1017056) Browse events

We offer a safe and therapeutic environment for families and school groups to come and see, and hopefully learn from, our animals and our vegetable growing project. We have an enthusiastic team of adults with learning difficulties and/or mental health issues who work with us to look after the farm.

Challenge for Life (UK, 1151867) Browse events

Challenge for Life was established to help and support those affected by cancer. Furthermore, it will look to support individuals, groups, and both charitable and non-charitable organisations in the areas of cancer awareness, prevention, research, treatment, care, and support.

Harrison's Heart Foundation (UK, 1094004) Browse events

It aims to raise awareness about congenital heart diseases in children and to promote and fund research that will lead to a better understanding of these conditions and more viable methods of treatment.

Open Door Accommodation Project (UK, SC008533) Browse events

Open Door Accommodation Project exists to help homeless and vulnerable young people aged 16-25 in West Lothian by providing information, accommodation, advice and support. We provide this through an Emergency Access Hostel, Supported Flats and a Tenancy Support service.

YMCA Thames Gateway (South) Ltd. (UK, 1069424) Browse events

YMCA Thames Gateway (formerly Dartford and Greenwich YMCAs) has been transforming the lives of young people for over 125 years, by helping them grow in mind, body and spirit.  Our vision is to transform communities so that all young people truly belong, contribute and thrive.  We are passionate in our desire to respond to the needs of the local community, and in growing people.  We promote the active involvement of young people in society and the development of healthy, sustainable communities.  We empower young people so that they can play a vital role in shaping their own lives.  Our aim is to fully support every young person to have a sense of belonging, make a positive contribution and fulfil their individual potential. Our diverse work comprises of supporting residents in our hostels to build a future, running youth projects, and offering a vibrant childrens programme to some of the most deprived and vulnerable children and young people in the area.

Bredon Star RFC (UK, Bredon Star RFC - N/A) Browse events

Although the activity on the pitch is the most noticeable, of course like any rugby club we cannot operate without backup from a team of willing volunteers, sponsors, supporters and partners.

Jesus Shaped People (UK, 1169938) Browse events

Jesus Shaped People describes itself as a ‘whole church discipleship adventure’. It radically refreshes a church’s vision of what it means to follow Jesus Christ, in ways that are deeply spiritual and thoroughly practical. JSP began in the parish of Tong and Holme Wood in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and gained Trust status in 2016. It is steadily spreading throughout the UK, as churches find it to be a remarkably effective tool for healthy church development.   A core principle of the Trustees is that JSP is offered to churches without any charge – many of these are serving heavily disadvantaged communities. However as interest in JSP expands, there is need of fresh financial resources to sustain and grow this vital work. The immediate challenge is to raise £100,000 a year, initially for three years, to fund the creation of a small central staff team that will spread our work with parishes and individuals across England.  This team will consist of a full time director, a part time children/youth co-ordinator, plus administration and web support. We hope these posts can be in place as soon as possible. We warmly welcome donations from churches and individuals, and are grateful for them, whether they be large or small, to help us meet this challenge.  Individuals can make donations through this facility – and may increase the value of their donation to JSP through making a Gift Aid declaration if they are paying income tax. Churches wishing to donate to JSP should refer to other information on the website by clicking the ‘donate’ button on the main menu.  Charity No: 1169938 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jesusshapedpeople Twitter https://twitter.com/jesusshapedprog

Kerith Counselling Service (UK, SC032200) Browse events

A service that is available to all over the age of 18 years, regardless of gender religious, philisophical belief or ethnic origin. An opportunity is given to work towards living in a more complete and satisfying way. It is hoped that people will find restoration, reduced confusion and a return to making decisions; also an ability to look to the future in an attitude of hope.

The Sam Griffiths Foundation (UK, 1133636) Browse events

The Sam Griffiths Foundation is a charitable trust set up to honour a remarkable young man who was taken from us in a tragic accident in 2009 at the age of 16. It operates under the overarching theme of HELPING THE YOUNG HELP THE YOUNG.

CYMAZ (UK, 1108212) Browse events

Life Beacon International (UK, 1192953) Browse events

Executive Shift (UK, 1154850) Browse events

We aim to improve the diversity of individuals who are able to fulfil executive roles by advancing education of the public and employers about alternative and flexible working patterns. Right now we are planning two research projects looking at: 1. The demand from over 50s to work in more flexible ways. Try out our survey here https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/S3JWT9M 2. The attitudes of line managers to flexible working. For both of these projects we plan to carry out a number of focus groups to delve into attitudes, obstacles and actions for change.  If you'd like to run a focus group, please Email us (see left). If you'd like to support the extension of these projects to larger surveys then please make a donation. 

Christopher Hardman Osteosarcoma Research Fund (UK, 01111059) Browse events

CHORF raises money to fund research into Osteosarcoma a rare form of bone cancer that effects mainly young people and kills between 150 and 200 young people in the UK each year.

Outline (UK, 1080970) Browse events

Outline is a charity dedicated to supporting the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans (LGB&T) population of Surrey and has been helping people for over a decade. At Outline, we offer support to the LGB&T community, their family and friends.  Through our support groups we create a safe environment and be there when no one else can be. Donating money to Outline will help our valuable work to continue.  We are very grateful for all donations of any size.

TINTANGELS EARLY YEARS (CIO) (UK, 1183973) Browse events

HERNE BAY IN BLOOM (UK, 1152088) Browse events

The University of Northampton (UK, XR9445) Browse events

Northamptonshires only dedicated provider of higher education, the University plays a key role in the economic development of the County and aims to be an increasingly dynamic force within the region, to be a leading national model in engaged learning, producing gifted and employable graduates. With changes in public sector funding, financial support from other sources is increasingly important to continue the development of our Centres of Excellence, maintain our commitment to open access for students from all sections of the community and to develop a stimulating environment in which people can learn, contribute and succeed. To achieve this we need your help. Your contributions will make a real difference to the life and work of our students. The Chancellors Fund We invite you to join us in supporting The Chancellor’s Fund to build a fund that will support current and future generations of talented students. The fund supports: Matched Funding - making your gift go further The Government Matched Funding scheme provides an opportunity to significantly increase the value of philanthropic donations. Every £1 donated to the University has the capacity to unlock an additional 50 pence. This means that a gift of £1, together with Gift Aid and matching funding increases the value of the donation to £1.92. The matched funding scheme runs until the end of July 2011 and therefore it is vital that we maximise this opportunity now.

St Andrews Church Castle Combe PCC (UK, X62402) Browse events

St Andrew's Church is part of the By Brook Benefice in the Diocese of Bristol. The benefice seeks to share the love of Christ with North Wiltshire. The ByBrook Benefice represents a group of 9 parsih churches which are all registered charities. St Andrew's particularly serves the community in Castle Combe, drawing together all ages and being at the heart of community life.

THE HIDDEN STRENGTH FOUNDATION (UK, 1210046) Browse events

The Workshop (UK, 519685) Browse events

The Workshop uses a variety of art forms to empower disadvantaged and vulnerable teenagers from all sections of the local society and offers them the opportunity to build direction and purpose to their lives and engender self-respect.

St Barnabas North London (UK, 1131412) Browse events

St Bs is a vibrant, thriving church in north London comprising over 1,000 members from many nations. We have a huge heart for being and building community and serving others, so have embarked on an ambitious project to grow our impact by moving from a quiet back road to the High Road in Finchley.

Friends of Bolham School (FOBS) (UK, 1100434) Browse events

FOBS is the PTA of Bolham Primary School in Tiverton, Devon. We raise funds for equipment & experiences not funded by the local authority. Past successes include trips to Parliament, Paignton Zoo & the Exmoor Challenge, visits from theatres and our regular summer BBQ, harvest supper & Christmas Fair

Adonai UK (UK, 1136724) Browse events

Adonai UK supports the work of Adonai Family Uganda (AFU), a Ugandan NGO based in Namugoga. Their mission is to reach the needy and vulnerable. We coordinate child sponsorship, raise funds for specific projects, and raise awareness of the need in Uganda and the work of AFU. Adonai - Where Love Becomes Action We believe that every child deserves a decent start in life. That's why we support the work of Adonai Child Development Centre - part of AFU. Here children are not only given a good education at Adonai Primary School but are also cared for holistically. Adonai children are looked after in terms of health, food, clothing and pastoral needs. Some of the children need the safety of a secure refuge to stay in either on a permanent or temporary basis. Others just need support so that their extended families can take care of them. All this takes a great deal of work and a wealth of resources. So how can you help? A one-off donation of £5 will buy a mosquito net. A simple but potentially lifesaving piece of equipment. A donation of £5 will buy sheets so that a child can sleep in comfort. A regular donation of £5 per week (£20 per month) will change a child’s life. Sponsorship will mean that they will be included on the Adonai health care and food programmes, have their school resources needs met, and be kept a loving and watchful eye on by Aloysious Luswata and his team. Any amount donated to the food programme, no matter how big or small, will help ensure that more children and their families receive food supplies. Any amount donated to the Health Care programme, no matter how big or small, will help ensure that an adequate supply of medicine can be kept and hospital treatment provided when needed. Would you consider supporting one of the adults who care for these precious children? As the number of children needing care grows, so does the need for adults to care for them. Houseparents and teachers all need salaries. £40 per month would fund a houseparent but any amount paid on a regular basis, or as a one off donation, would help greatly. A vocational project is underway to teach the children valuable farming skills as well as aiding Adonai to become more self-sufficient. We’ve bought land but now need to build accommodation on it for the children to stay in when receiving training; to fund carers to look after them; to employ a farm manager. Any amount as a one-off donation or regular payment will help. AFU is encouraging and supporting micro-finance projects in the local community so that families become self-sufficient. Would you consider helping a project to get started? For more information on any of the above or any other matters relating to our work please email us at [email protected]

The Fergus Maclay Leukaemia Trust (UK, SC031907) Browse events

The Fergus Maclay Leukaemia Trust was set up in 2001 in memory of Fergus who died in November 2000 at the age of 19. The Trust's main aim has been to explore ways of addressing nutritional issues which are a major concern in the treatment of children and young people with cancer. Nutritional problems are a source of great stress for families. The provision of appropriate nutrition to their child is one of the major contributions they can make in the "high-tech" arena of modern cancer therapy The trustees are currently funding a two year project in conjunction with the University of Edinburgh and doctors in the Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Edinburgh. The outcomes of the research will produce consolidated information on many aspects of nutrition. This will give doctors the confidence to provide well defined recommendations on nutrition for those young people undergoing treatment for cancer. It is expected that the outcomes of this first project will open up further aspects on nutrition for cancer patients that will require to be addressed; the trustees will therefore require additional funds to continue this much needed work.

Wantage Silver Band (UK, 1123767) Browse events

Wantage Silver Band was formed in 1972. We are now one of the largest bands in the South of England with 180 players of all ages and abilities including our top section 'A' band. We play at concerts, contests, fetes, weddings, marches. We are raising funds to build a bandhall