South African Congregation (UK, 1151071) Browse events

The Charity is registered to advance the Christian religion in the UK, primarily to Afrikaans speaking South Africans resident in the UK. However, all is welcome to attend church services and events.

Hamilton College (UK, SC006206) Browse events

Hamilton College was founded in 1983. It is as a co-educational Christian independent school for pupils aged 3 to 18. Currently the school community has around 650 children and young people in the Nursery, Junior and Senior Schools and around 100 teaching and support staff.

Fountaindale School (UK, 1050275) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1050275

Helping Afghanistans Widows & Orphans (UK, 454815020) Browse events

JIMAS (UK, 1060695) Browse events

Islamic educational charity serving muslims and peoples of other faith and non faith backgrounds.

Botton Village School (UK, 510414) Browse events

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The Homeless FA (UK, 1145443) Browse events

The Homeless FA is THE national homeless football charity in England. We use football to empower every person experiencing homelessness by giving them the opportunity to develop their skills and abilities, gain self-respect and confidence, improve their health, and ultimately transform their life.

Astbury Mere Country Park (UK, 1007740) Browse events

Astbury Mere Country Park is less than a mile from the town centre, run by a charitable trust and funded by donations. It's home to a variety of wild life and is used for activities including strolling through wildflower meadows with great views towards the Cheshire and Staffordshire Moorlands.

Enza Empowering (UK, 1145179) Browse events

ENZA Empowering Women is a non profit training and skills and development, income generation and enterprise development organisation working with underprivileged women in the Mbekweni area between Paarl and Wellington near Cape Town in South Africa.

Surrey Nurturing Links (UK, 1122031) Browse events

Surrey Nurturing Links supports parents, children and those involved in their care. We co-ordinate the Family Links parenting course based on empathy and positive discipline, the HENRY programme (Health, Exercise & Nutrition for the Really Young) as well as breastfeeding peer support intiatives.

Our Kids Too (UK, SC035622) Browse events

Our Kids Too exists to fundraise for projects which benefit children with special needs across Aberdeen City. They and their non-disabled peers should be able to learn and play together on equipment and in environments that meet the needs of both groups.

National Egg Quality School (UK, 421504522) Browse events

DHF, Cambodia (UK, EW02520) Browse events

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CASE Europe (UK, 1042724) Browse events

The Council for Advancement and Support of Education is a professional association serving educational institutions and the advancement professionals who work on their behalf in alumni relations, communications, development, marketing and allied areas.

St. Francis Special School (UK, St. Francis Special School - N/A) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

CYP Scotwest (UK, SC000614) Browse events

Clubs for Young People (CYP) has been in the forefront of youth work since its formation in 1928. The organisation is now more than ever committed to providing young people with the necessary opportunities, support, skills & positive role models to enable them to become healthy and confident adults.

St Annes PTA (UK, 100465) Browse events

Support Our Soldiers (UK, 1120684) Browse events

The aim of Support Our Soldiers is to provide support for our serving men and women, and their families at home. This is done in every practical way possible including writing to deployed personnel, sending welfare packages (throughout the year as well as at Christmas), helping those recovering from injuries, raising welfare issues and providing support and guidance to family members.

Friends of Gillespie PTA (UK, 1113369) Browse events

Friends of Gillespie(FoG) is the parent teacher association for Gillespie Primary School, a small, vibrant, inner-city community school in Highbury, north London, with pupils from a variety of backgrounds and cultures. FoG raises funds to support the school and aims to help provide the best possible learning environment for the children. We do this by organising and supporting fun social & educational events such as a summer fair, Halloween party, quiz nights, an international food evening and theatre and other off-site trips (including a Christmas pantomime trip for the whole school) and an annual sponsored run/cycle ride for the children. FoG has helped transform the school playground into a stimulating learning environment and is currently focussing on Gillespie School’s trailblazing Lab_13 primary science scheme. Many of the children speak English as a second language and around 17% are eligible for free school meals. For more information please visit the school’s website: http://www.gillespie.islington.sch.uk

Neighbourhood Networks in Scotland Ltd (UK, SC028984) Browse events

Neighbourhood Networks has been supporting vulnerable people since 2001. A charity based in Glasgow which supports vulnerable adults, many with learning disabilities, mental health issues, physical disabilities and older people to live an independent life, safely, within their own homes and to be fully involved within their local communities. To this end we facilitate peer support networks amongst people who are otherwise socially isolated. Upskilling our members so they can help and support each other and be less reliant on paid support. We have 24 Networks supporting almost 200 members across Central Belt of Scotland. Each of our members are supported to develop their own personal plan which focuses on independent travel, money management, life skills as well as building friendships and relationships. Our members are encouraged to share their skills and offer support to other members within their own networks, as well as people in networks across the organisation. The outcomes for our members are a better quality of life: they are safer, stronger, more confident and able to live independently in their own homes. They will learn to travel independently. They are no longer isolated and lonely, and they themselves are sharing these new skills with the other members- skills such as cooking, safety at home along with offering guidance around the dangers of the internet. Our members are reaching out and offering the chance of friendships and companionship to other vulnerable groups around them. Together, we hope to break down barriers which often exist for people with disabilities. We hope to inspire people, create a feeling of acceptance and belonging, a sense of neighbourly involvement and to re energise neighbourly connections.

Friend To Friend (UK, 1092163) Browse events

Friend to Friend is a registered charity in rural South Kirklees, West Yorkshire. Our aim is to work with older people to enable them to improve their quality of life, combat loneliness and reduce isolation. We do this by providing a range of stimulating volunteer led  activities in accessible local venues. This includes Armchair Exercise, ‘Mobility Aid Friendly’ Walking Groups, Lunches, a Men’s Group, Activity Groups and Monthly Get-Togethers. All our members receive a regular newsletter. The result? - or so our members tell us, is; a less lonely, happier, healthier older age.

Prisoners' Penfriends (UK, 1098118) Browse events

Prisoners' Penfriends organises pen-friendships between prisoners and volunteer correspondents from outside prison, ensuring the confidentiality and safety of the volunteers. These friendships help prisoners by relieving their loneliness, giving them companionship and hope (which may sometimes prevent dangerous depression) and keeping them in touch with life outside the prison gates.

OYA Organisation of Young Africans (UK, 1108297) Browse events

OYA, a registered charity founded in London in 2000, is a place where disadvantaged young people hailing from Africa and the Caribbean develop a thirst for academic excellence, confidence in their cultural heritage, personal life goals and a commitment to building a better society.

The Prison Phoenix Trust (UK, 327907) Browse events

The Prison Phoenix Trust brings hope and healing to prisoners with the disciplines of yoga and meditation, based on silence and the breath. The Trust trains and supports qualified yoga teachers for work in prisons - in substance misuse, anger management and education programmes. Prisoners are invited to practise daily in their cells and supported by 150 weekly classes in 87 prisons in the UK and Ireland. The PPT encourages them with correspondence, free resource books, CDs, and quarterly newsletters, and also works with prison staff and officers in 20 weekly classes.

Great Causes (UK, 1103966) Browse events

Cataracts are the worlds leading cause of blindness, some 20 million people are blind as a result. Cataracts cannot be prevented, but can be treated simply and cheaply. Great causes seeks to help as many people as possible through the generosity of it friends and business colleagues.