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Amberwood Animals (UK, 1212584) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWe are dedicated to providing care specifically for farmed animals. Our mission involves rescuing and offering a safe peaceful dafe haven. We also exist as an educational resource to show people the reality of these intelligent, sensitive animals more commonly seen as mere commodities.
The River Reeves Foundation
(UK, 1170251) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1170251) The River Reeves Foundation has the ambition to help young people realise their dreams as actors, writers, artists, directors and musicians through grants, donations and other payments. We aim to provide financial support that helps passionate, talented young people, many from disadvantaged backgrounds across Warrington dare to dream about their futures within the arts.Arriva NW will be providing a double decker bus that we’ll be converting into our first Riv’s Music Bus complete with recording studio and music practice space to be used as a resource to promote music tuition and performance across both primary and secondary schools in Warrington. The Foundation will also be supporting a Warrington Schools' collaborative project called Future in Mind.Future in Mind is a secondary schools’ project that ensures all Warrington schools are able to do the very best in looking after the emotional wellbeing of everyone. Specialist staff will work with those in our communities who might be struggling with bereavement, self-harm issues and those more vulnerable to suicide because of circumstances beyond their control. River was born on 14th December 1996. His mum, Miranda Reeves brought him his first guitar at the age of 6.Over the next 13 years he never really ever put it down!River moved from Penzance, Cornwall to Warrington in 2004 excelling in acting and music both at Bridgewater High School, Warrington and with various drama groups and bands.River studied music and drama at Priestley College, securing a place at The Arden School of Theatre, Manchester College in 2015.The River Reeves Foundation as River would have wanted, has big ambitions. River along with his bandmates and manager in Viola Beach were destined for the top before their journey was cut tragically short in Sweden last year.We want River’s journey to continue so that everything River and his mates achieved in their short but wonderful lives can live on in those that the River Reeves Foundation can support over the coming years. Charity No: 1170251 Find out more Website http://www.riverreevesfoundation.org/
REDEEMED CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF GOD ("RCCG") CITY OF FAVOUR (UK, 1102245) Browse events
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Glasgow NE Foodbank
(UK, SC045255) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, SC045255) Glasgow NE Foodbank has 6 centres across North East Glasgow. We provide emergency and crisis 3 day food parcels to people in need. We work with a variety of agencies who refer people who need support
Friends of St Monica's Hospital, Easingwold
(UK, 1197052) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00We fund the purchase of equipment and services for the hospital and in the local community served by 5 GP Surgeries that cannot be funded by the NHS.
(UK, 1126118) Lessons for Life Foundation
(UK, 1122320) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Lessons for Life Foundation advances the provision of quality education to vulnerable children and youth, particularly those affected by HIV and AIDS, in sub-Saharan Africa through responsible partnerships with carefully selected local NGOs currently in 7 countries (in Eastern and Southern Africa).
WellWishers (UK, 1152057) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWellWishers is a UK-based charity that: - regularly holds events in relation to issues that need addressing - offers a graphical approach using interactive tools and visual aids to ease learning and understanding - provides resources, tools and downloads via its website, https://wellwishers.org.uk
Home-Start Reading
(UK, 1110638) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Home-Start Reading volunteers have been supporting local families going through hard times for over 30 years. Volunteers visit families in the home every week to provide emotional support and practical help. They help parents build their ability to cope with the difficulties they face so that they can provide happier, healthier and safer homes for their children. For the last 25 years, we have also run weekly family support groups in Whitley and Tilehurst. In October we were named Reading Charity of the Year at the Reading Pride Awards. Donations would go towards meeting the ever increasing demands for our service by Reading families, by expanding staff hours so we can recruit, train and supervise more volunteers. Our monitoring data for 2013-14 shows that families have reported that the vast majority of their identified needs had been fully or partly met through Home-Start’s involvement. By supporting Home-Start Reading, you will be making a real difference to some of Reading’s most vulnerable families. It costs just £29 a week to support a family in the home through Home-Start. “She’s been really great: someone to share the three little ones with and to help me; someone to help me get out; someone to confide in and to offer support; someone to listen to you.” A supported Mum about her Volunteer. “Research into Home-Start and other home visiting schemes confirms that they produce benefits for parents and children. Home-Start raises self-confidence, improves social networks, reduces difficult behaviour on the part of the child and improves physical and mental health.” Government report "Every Child Matters".
Kesteven Rideability
(UK, 1074079) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Formed in 1988, Kesteven Rideability provides subsidised therapeutic, recreational and competitive horse riding for children and adults with disabilities.
The Melanesian Mission
(UK, 1104551) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Melanesian Mission is an Anglican mission agency that provides support to the Church of Melanesia through prayer, people and financial grants.
Isle of Ely Rowing Club (UK, 1174226) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aSince our foundation in 2004 the IoERC has opened up rowing to the local community. Fees have been kept low so cost isn't a restriction to membership. Through hard work and dedication we have transformed a stretch of Ely riverside, into a thriving public rowing club making the sport available to all