Raising money to support local causes large and small from individuals to organisations involved in all aspect of the local community and also international disasters supported by Lions International. We have secured international disaster funds for funding to support those affected by flooding in our local towns of Malton & Norton. We provide a subsidised fish and chips round to old people in Malton and Norton during the winter months and help organisations and families with all kinds of needs from practical help, moving items of furniture and clearing out buildings to financial help to make ends meet in emergency situations. We provide parties for special need children and even a week’s holiday on the beautiful north Yorkshire coast for those who otherwise would not get any kind of holiday. We raise the money for all this with two main events; We invite Santa to join us with our specially built sleigh, and we then spend 2 weeks taking him and the sleigh around Malton, Norton and all the surrounding villages. It has become an event all look forwards to, young and old alike and it raises a significant amount of money, we are supported in this by local businesses who kindly sponsor us. In the summer we run a Golf Day at Sandburn Manor and raise a great deal of money through the golf teams and sponsorship, a good time is had by all. Lions consider all kinds of request for support and are keen to help anyone who is genuinely struggling with ordinary life and the unfortunate things it can from time to time throw at us. We like to put a smile on people’s faces and have fun doing it. Please support us, we can help those you would never be able to otherwise.
(UK, 1061703) Browse eventsThe LCSA is independent of the NHS and needs financial support to help those with secondary liver cancer now and in the future. It buys diagnostic and surgical equipment, funds research looking for better treatment options and there is a free patient's guide. Help the LCSA help those with cancer.
(UK, X1089) Browse eventsGifts to the University of Sheffield help areas such as student hardship funds, buildings and equipment, and funding groundbreaking research. Thank you for your support.
(UK, 1005671) Browse eventsNCPC is the umbrella charity for all those involved in palliative, end of life and hospice care in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. We believe that everyone approaching the end of life has the right to the highest quality care and support, wherever they live, and whatever their condition.
(UK, 219432CC) Browse eventsMedway Samaritans has been supporting the local community since 1966. Medway Samaritans provides support to people in our local area and beyond mainly covering the following areas: Medway (including Rochester, Chatham, Gillingham, Rainham, etc.) Gravesham (including Gravesend, Northfleet, Higham, etc.) Swale (including Sittingbourne, the Isle of Sheppey, Faversham, etc.) We hold fundraising events, collections, give talks to local organisations, schools and colleges and are regularly out and about in the local area. If you have any queries about the branch, its administration - including fundraising, sponsorship opportunities & requests to talk at events - or any other enquiries, please contact us Working in the Local Community An important part of Samaritans work is to reach out to people in the community and work with other organisations to raise awareness of what we do and offer support to as many people as we can. We have a very active outreach team which works with local schools and gives talks to anyone who invites us, so that we can spread the word! We also support the listeners in our local prisons. Volunteering at Medway Everyone in the branch is a volunteer, from our Director to part time fundraisers. We have over 70 volunteers. Although Samaritans is best known for its volunteers who answer the phones, there are so many ways in which you can help us, for example we have roles in administration, fundraising and building maintenance. Fundraising at Medway Samaritans We need to raise money to continue our work and hold regular fundraising activities to find the £60 per day needed to run our branch. You can support us by coming along to an event, donating to us or offering ideas on how we can raise money.
EIFA Parents is a group of parents who work with staff, parents and others associated with our school to enhance the education of our pupils and charities that the student body sponsors. The key objectives of EIFA Parents are to build a community with the school at the core, break down barriers and fundraise to support these endeavours. Funds raised are used to sponsor activities and events that are complementary to the education of our pupils and the charities we sponsor.
(UK, 1065669) Browse eventsfacilitates access for deaf and hard of hearing people to take their place as respected and confident members of the wider community able to pursue opportunities. We offer services including interpreting, training, community, youth and a residential home for deaf people.
(UK, 1062514) Browse eventsFamily Links promotes nurturing and relationship skills in families, schools and communities. It trains parenting professionals and school staff to deliver its 10-week Nurturing Programme to parents/carers and school children. This helps improve relationships within all families whatever their need.
(UK, 225920) Browse eventsVilliers Park Educational Trust helps able young people to reach their full academic potential and develop a passion for learning. We are committed to fair access -- enabling students from less advantaged backgrounds to gain places at leading universities. For 40 years, we have been teaching challenging, subject-specific courses for Year 12/13 students at our centre in Foxton. We also have a comprehensive four-year Scholars Programme for students from Year 10 - Year 13. Donations of any amount are very helpful, but here are some suggestions: If you would like to make a contribution to the Mike Baker Memorial Fund, in honour of our former trustee, please make a note of that in the message box on the donation form. Thank you.
St Peter’s Shipley is an Anglican parish church in the Diocese of Leeds. The church building on Moorhead Lane is used primarily as a venue for worship. The objectives overseen by the Parochial Church Council (as Trustees) are: generally advancing the Christian religion and educating people about it; pastoral care of parishioners; and missionary and evangelistic outreach. In addition the charity provides buildings facilities and space to the local community and makes grants to certain Christian mission organisations.