Toe in the Water (UK, 1143013) Browse events

The tri-service initiative TOE IN THE WATER uses competitive sailing to re-inspire service personnel who have sustained traumatic injuries, including the loss of limbs, to move beyond their disability. Sailing is a physically and mentally arduous sport which challenges them beyond their expectations

Shelton Sri Lanka Trust (UK, 1109812) Browse events

The Trust supports two schools in Southern Sri Lanka, and supports a Sri Lankan NGO - The Foundation of Goodness

Nightstop Teesside (UK, 1120083) Browse events

Nightstop Teesside provides both emergency (1-3nights) and longer term accommodation for homeless young people aged 16-25 in the homes of volunteers.

FOHPS (UK, 1145402) Browse events

We are a team of volunteers who provide our time and expertise so help raise money for the benefit of the school children. Our donations help reduce the cost of school trips for parents and we also help the school with the cost of purchasing new equipment.

The Chyrelle Addams Cancer Support Trust uk (UK, 1125256) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Crouch End Festival Chorus (UK, 1110790) Browse events

Crouch End Festival Chorus is one of Britain's leading choruses, known for our versatility and adventurous repertoire, ranging from classical music to specially commissioned pieces and performances with rock musicians including Ray Davies and Noel Gallagher. Our singers come from all walks of life, united by a love of singing. Crouch End Festival Chorus has a reputation for bold choral singing. It has always taken an adventurous approach to performance and to the repertoire, making emotional connections with audiences through the power of music. The choir values its roots in north London where it was founded but increasingly performs on national and international stages as a symphonic choir.  Your support helps us to develop new audiences and new singers. With your help, we can continue to commission new pieces, extending the repertoire and helping to keep choral music alive. We are currently raising funds to commission a new work by James McCarthy, composer of 17 Days which Crouch End Festival Chorus premiered to critical acclaim and an overwhelming audience response in 2012. If you would like to support this commission, check out our fundraising page  http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/fundraiser-web/fundraiser/showFundraiserProfilePage.action?userUrl=CommissioningJamesMcCarthy Your gift will reach not just 150 enthusiastic singers, but the hundreds of people who come to our concerts, workshops and other performances each year. Thank you!

Humphreys Academy Foundation (UK, 646034406) Browse events

Smile Bangladesh (UK, 272152388) Browse events

1227 Sidcup Squadron ATC (UK, 548188) Browse events

The Air Cadets is an organistion for 13 to 20 year olds which helps guide and develop them whilst providing training in aviation subjects and expeditions, along with providing an interest in the RAF.

OPDA (UK, 1179697) Browse events

SAYT - Sevenoaks Area Youth Trust (UK, 1090595) Browse events

We're a youth work charity based in Sevenoaks, Kent, with the aim of training, employing and supporting Christian youth workers in Sevenoaks and its surrounding areas as they reach out to young people in schools and parks, and on street corners - wherever they gather - providing conversation, camaraderie, counsel and comfort with the ultimate aim of helping them find their true identity in Christ.

Yarl's Wood Befrienders (UK, 1143160) Browse events

Yarl's Wood is an Immigration Removal Centre in North Bedfordshire, which detains women and families. The Befrienders, as an independent charity based in Bedford, provides much-needed support to anyone held in Yarl's Wood who requests it. Through the simple act of visiting and listening, we try to restore self-esteem and reaffirm a basic sense of human dignity. Being held at Yarl’s Wood can be a traumatic experience, especially as detainees do not know how long they are likely to stay there, or whether they will be eventually released or returned to their country of origin. As well as offering emotional support, we also try to give practical help where we can. Many of those leaving Yarl’s Wood will be returning to places where they face immediate danger, or countries they left long ago. They often return to great uncertainty, sometimes with little more than the clothes on their backs. We have a small destitution fund to support people leaving Yarl’s Wood and the money raised through your donations will be used to help replenish this vital source of help. If you know of anyone in Yarl's Wood who is in need of befriending support, please contact us using the tab on the left. Thank you very much for your generosity.

And Albert Foundation (UK, 1072068) Browse events

For nearly 20 years, And Albert Foundation has been working with villages along one of the old slave routes through Ghana, Burkina Faso and into the Sahara desert. The Foundation is built on the principles of respect, recognition, restoration and redemption. Our approach is a continuous process of problem solving to benefit the whole community in each of the villages where we work. Our many projects include providing clean water, planting indigenous trees, establishing alternative community education centres, building playgrounds and creating trade routes for the sale of traditional arts and crafts. Through our ‘Trading Roots’ brand, ethically traded goods from these villages are distributed for sale in the UK. Assisting in the development of consistent commercial markets helps village communities to believe again in their creative and cultural heritage.

Holton Lee (UK, 1011867) Browse events

"...empowering and resourcing people, particularly carers and disabled people, through creativity, environmental awareness, personal growth and spirituality."

Spring of Hope Trust (UK, 1143559) Browse events

Spring of Hope began in 2004 when the Founder, Theresa Clarke, visiting rural Uganda from Cambridgeshire, witnessed the abuse of disabled children. Typically, they were locked away and tied up due to the stigma of disability. The charity now works with 500 children and their families to provide education and physiotherapy. It also offers nutritional and clinical support as well as free medication for epilepsy. Spring of Hope Trust is registered in the UK to help raise funds to meet these objectives. The principal recipient of support is Spring of Hope Uganda, a community based organisation (CBO). The Trust is also prepared to support other organisations, in rural Uganda, with similar objectives

Milton Margai School for the Blind (UK, 1103408) Browse events

Assisting the School in providing education and training to pupils and ex-pupils

A Call To Business (UK, 1089505) Browse events

A Call to Business is a growing community of business people who believe that God has called them into business not simply to work, but to create resources and influence the sphere of authority around them, and to see many people coming to faith and being discipled in the context of their everyday working lives. Beginning in the City of London, this community now stretches around the globe, with business people in many nations taking up the challenge to live out their faith in their place of work, bringing transformation to individuals, companies, communities and even nations.

Lions Club of Sunderland (UK, EW02445 ) Browse events

As a locally based service organization Sunderland Lions respond to requests from local groups and individuals for support, both financial and in kind. Also as a member of an international organization the club supports the Lions Clubs International Foundation which operates in numerous ongoing projects around the world and assists when natural disasters occur. The main focus of this application is the major event of the year the Boxing Day Dip. We receive about 1,200 entries made up of about 170 teams. Each team has a targeted charity to raise funds. As event organizers the club facilitates a synergy which benefits an extremely wide range of beneficiaries which individual fund raising activities cannot serve to the same financial extent. The percentage of funds raised which is attributed to the Lions Club of Sunderland means we are able to support our projects which largely benefit the local community, especially worthy cases which cannot gain support from other sources.

Borders Childrens Charity (UK, SCO26072) Browse events

Donate & Feel Great! 99% of every penny raised by BCC is spent on children in the Scottish Borders. Our purpose is to help children, up to 18 years of age who are suffering from poverty, a disability, who are in sickness or distress. http://www.borderschildrenscharity.org.uk/

Gender Rights And Equality Action Trust (UK, 1138151) Browse events

The GREAT Initiative is a gender equality charity which works through advocacy, grassroots work and research to redress the gender imbalance. Gender equality is an issue that affects the lives of both men and women, and should be championed by both for a better society. It is widely acknowledged that achieving gender equality at every level is a vital step to ending poverty, and although we are making big steps in the right direction there is still a huge amount to be done.

Kirby Muxloe PFA (UK, 506666) Browse events

Welcome to the Kirby Muxloe School Parents & Friends Association - Charity Fund Raising Page The KMPS Sponsored Cycling Challenge is a fund raising event organised by the Kirby Muxloe Primary School Parents & Friends Association, in order to help raise £10k to buy a new playground for the school. The charity cycling event will be held on Sunday 26th June from 10.00am to 12.30 noon, setting off from our village pub the Royal Oak. Parents from the school have registered to cycle 20 miles (or 10 miles) around our beautiful country side in Kirby Muxloe. This is the first time ever the PFA is organising an event of this nature. Please sponsor our cyclists generously! Charity No: 506666 Find out more Website http://www.kmprimary.leics.sch.uk/parents--friends-association/103.html

First Story (UK, 1122939) Browse events

First Story seeks to address the educational disadvantage faced by children in challenging social and economic circumstances. We strive to raise achievement, self-confidence and aspiration through creative instruction.  We arrange and pay for acclaimed authors to run weekly creative-writing workshops for groups of students attending challenging secondary schools across the country.  At the end of each project, we publish professional anthologies of the students' work and organise book launch events where pupils read their work aloud to friends, families and teachers. We aspire to develop First Story hubs in strategic locations across the country, which will ensure that every secondary school student has access to the creative provision to which we believe he/she is entitled. Please help us achieve this. 

Helensburgh Heroes (UK, SC040114) Browse events

Based on the West Coast of Scotland, Helensburgh Heroes is a young but hugely ambitious charity. Formed in 2008 the Charity was created to procure, deliver and manage leisure and arts facilities that will educate, inform and above all inspire. The charity is currently working on a project - The Heroes Centre - to convert a 3 storey Victorian Warehouse into an digital film entertainment,exhibition and educational complex. The complex will see the establishment of the Helensburgh Heroes Hall of Fame honouring the many men and women who have associations with the Helensburgh area who have contributed so greatly to the society in which we live. People such as John Logie Baird, Jack Buchanan, Deborah Kerr, Eunice Guthrie Murray, Peter and Moses McNeil, AJ Cronin, the Glasgow Boys and many more.

St Paul's Cathedral Foundation (UK, 1082711) Browse events

The Foundation’s principal objectives are: - The maintenance, restoration, repair and conservation of, and the undertaking of works to the Fabric of the Cathedral Church of St Paul in London, commonly known as St Paul’s Cathedral (the Cathedral); - To further the theological and educational work of the Cathedral; - To promote the development of the music and musical educational work of the Cathedral, including the maintenance of the organ and other instruments in the Cathedral, and the musical training of the choirs and musicians of the Cathedral and of the choristers at the St Paul’s Cathedral School and; - To promote the work and mission of the Cathedral as a diocesan, national and international institution.

Fonthill Lodge School (UK, 325071) Browse events

An independent day school for children aged 2-11. The school is an educational charity providing the highest quality of academic tuition and the development of wider sporting, artistic and social skills in all its pupils