EMMA'S HEDGEHOG HOTEL (UK, 1197437) Browse events

Buckingham Rugby Club (UK, Buckingham Rugby Club - N/A) Browse events

Buckingham Rugby Club is a Community Amateur Sports Club that provides playing and training facilities for children, ladies and men in the North Bucks area.

Sunny Days Children's Fund (UK, 1114784) Browse events

Sunny Days Children's Fund is a national registered charity which raises funds to help children under the age of 18 years with a wide range of adverse medical conditions including Leukaemia, Cerebral Palsy, the Deaf and Blind, Terminal Illnesses, and all other life hindering conditions. We make small grants to enable us to help as many children and their families as possible, whether it be for day trips, medical equipment, respite, hospital travel, or sadly making children's remaining time as comfortable as possible, to include where achievable, children's last wishes.

Danbi Children's Trust (UK, 1057819) Browse events

The trust provides specialist equipment, toys and aids to children with special needs living in Wiltshire. Many children have specialist equipment in the schools, units or centres they attend, unfortunately very little equipment is supplied at home, the Trust aims to provide that very vital equipment at no cost to the family.

Eternal Life Ministries (UK, 1069831) Browse events

Eternal Life Ministry International, is based in the heart of Peckham, its opened to the whole community, its aim is to help the youth, to bring out their inner gifts, and the opportunity to learn new skills.It helps today and tomorrows people, see God as creator of all things.

Trust Maria (UK, 1154902) Browse events

"Trust Maria provides grants of facilities and equipment to the hospices in Suffolk. We help to enhance the level of care that their patients receive and help to provide more advanced equipment. Help Trust Maria to help the hospices." www.trustmaria.org.uk Facebook /trustmariaeastanglia Twitter @trustmaria   What is our Story? We are an unincorporated association charity set up in the loving memory of Maria Mcsloy. Maria was rushed into hospital at the end of February 2010 suffering from severe abdominal pain and it was soon discovered that she had a melon sized tumour growing inside her. Over the next few days infections had set in and she was losing weight at a dramatic rate, it seemed that whatever the doctors tried nothing could bring these infections under control and it seemed that there was little hope she would survive. After several attempts with different antibiotics her temperature dropped which enabled the surgical team to perform the operation she needed to save her life, the consultant surgeon and his team gave up their own time to be at the hospital and perform the six-seven hour operation. During this time they removed a large tumour, gave her a full hysterectomy, took part of her colon away and scraped her stomach & bladder clean. Because of this wonderful dedication they certainly did save Maria’s life and therefore started her road to recovery. All of this happened about one month before “Hollie Footer” (Maria’s Eldest Daughter) was due to get married over in Cyprus and Maria unfortunately had to inform her daughter that she was not able to join her on the biggest day of her life. With all the upset that the last few weeks had brought Maria set about Plan B which was to send her best friend in her place to keep an eye on all the children and keep their spirits held high. When the hospital informed Maria that she was unable to go she made sure that she was going to be able to view the big day via Skype and wish them all well, so everyone was as happy as they could be. 2 Weeks prior to the actual wedding day Maria had her first consultation at the chemotherapy unit. She began to inform the consultant about the unfortunate news of missing her eldest daughters wedding. The consultant told Maria that if she wanted to go she could, as long as she had an injection every day to prevent her blood from clotting. With Maria being the fighter she was, she and Husband Peter set about booking flights for them to attend the wedding. Maria and Peter managed to keep all of this secret and surprised Hollie on the morning of her wedding by knocking on her hotel room door, little did Hollie know they had been in the same hotel since the day before and had been watching the family from their room. “What a wonderful day and what a lift for Maria”. What Maria put herself through and what Maria endured to make this journey and carry it through to the end shows what an inspirational, determined, brave beautiful lady she was. Maria will always be remembered for being the lady who was beautiful inside and out with the most lovely eyes, infectious laugh and smile, who only saw the good in all things. God bless you Sweetheart, you was the most beautiful Wife, Mum and Grandmother. She truly was and still is an inspirational woman who will never be forgotten. Now it comes to us all to raise as much as we can in her memory and give back the love and generosity she gave us all.

Lucca Leadership Trust (UK, 1100685) Browse events

The Lucca Leadership Trust is a leadership development charity which aims to uplift communities all over the world by developing new generations of transformational leaders. The Trust runs international programmes in transformational leadership for young people aged 16-30 at its founding location in Lucca, Italy, as well as in Australia, Ireland, South Africa and the United States. The Trust is a voluntary organisation with no particular religious or political affiliation and is a ‘by youth, for youth’ organisation: the majority of its Executive Directors are in their late twenties. Around the world, c.100 people now volunteer for the Trust. For more information about courses or how to get involved go to: www.luccaleadership.org

The Toto Trust (UK, 1123061) Browse events

Founded by the Knowles family in 2007 the Toto Trust sponsors 6 orphans in private education. It also funded the construction (and continues to fund the upkeep) of 5 schools in N Kenya, with 691 pupils in education today. To donate in memory of June Knowles please go to justgiving.com/juneknowles

Stratford-upon-Avon Boat Club (SuABC) (UK, CASC01709) Browse events

We encourage people of all ages and abilities to row, competitively or just for fun. Thanks to a few local men with a dream, this year we are celebrating 140 years of rowing on the River Avon. We are still a community club, welcoming members from 12 years to 80+ whether they are rowing for the first time or returning to a sport they love. Charity No: CASC01709 Find out more Website http://www.stratford-rowing.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SUABC?ref=ts&fref=ts Twitter https://twitter.com/suabc1874

Great St Mary's Church (UK, 1127668) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1127668

Oban Community Play Park (UK, SC043720) Browse events

We aim to raise funds and build an under 5s all inclusive playpark beside Atlantis Community Leisure in Oban, so all children can play, learn, socialise and have fun. Right now there is NO under 5s playpark and the closest is a 2 hour car trip away. Help us help 50,000 children a year play.

Vidya Trust (UK, 1084436) Browse events

The charity raises money to help with education and training of disadvantaged children and adults in India, usualy by working with NGOs

Gulf War (90-91) Memorial Trust Appeal (UK, 1152077) Browse events

Fundraising to build a permanent, dedicated Gulf War 1 War Memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum. A place where friends, colleagues and loved ones can visit, reflect, remember and pay their respects in a peaceful environment. Lest we forget

Charlee's Angels Foundation (UK, Charlee's Angels Foundation - N/A) Browse events

Our foundation has been built by a family that have been affected by Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS). We are raising awareness to prevent Shaken Baby Syndrome and ensure that people know what it is. SBS is 100% preventable and with your help we can work together to prevent this child abuse.

MGS Charitable Trust (UK, 1134732) Browse events

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Southampton Hospital Radio (UK, 259459) Browse events

Southampton Hospital Radio have have been broadcasting to the patients of Southampton continuously since October 1952. Affiliated to the Hospital Broadcasting Association and Serving the Southampton General and Princess Anne Hospitals, we provide patient entertainment 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All of the members of the Southampton Hospital Broadcasting Association (SHBA) were proud to be awarded the Queens Award for Voluntary Service on the 2nd June 2012. It was football that started it all in 1952. Since then, we have covered every home match since 1952. The first live transmissions were from a damp smelly former wine cellar under the Toc H building at the top of The Avenue. A complete programme service came out of there, including newscasts, childrens programmes and outside broadcast coverage of the Carnival. The regular request programmes flourished and a record library of 78s and 45s started.In August 1971, we moved above ground to a two studio building, but 7 years later we had to move again. We were granted a 21 year lease on a piece of land. More serious fundraising was again required to build the studio complex, opened in 1980.Just ten years later, Tesco wanted our piece of land to use as the entrance for their new store. This led to them building and fitting out a new Studio Centre, and we started broadcasting on 12th December 1993.Our last show at this site was on the 13th November 2015, before we moved seamlessly to our new home at Normand House, Tremona Road and without a break in transmission started our next chapter. Charity No: 259459 Find out more Website http://sohba.org/

Wellington Cottage Care (UK, 1019200) Browse events

We provide a warm, friendly and vibrant atmosphere. Based at the Old Cottage Hospital on Haygate Road in Wellington we are a charity providing day care services to adults with disabilities and medical needs.

Pastoral & Environmental Network in the Horn of Africa (UK, 1038957) Browse events

PENHA, the Pastoral and Environmental Network in the Horn of Africa, is an African inspired and African led organization working among nomadic pastoralists. Its mission is to reduce poverty among the pastoralists in the Horn through the empowerment of communities and to foster sustainable and dignified livestock-based and non-livestock-based livelihoods.

RSPCA Reading with Oxon Border Branch (UK, 251482) Browse events

RSPCA Reading with Oxon Border is a financially independent registered charity that carries out animal welfare work and fundraising activities in the local area.

ReachOut Plus (UK, 286212) Browse events

ReachOut Plus is passionate about helping young people to reach their full potential in safe and inspirational environments. We create opportunities that change the lives of young disabled and disadvantaged people. Go to our website - www.reachoutplus.org for more information about our charity.

Red Balloon Learner Centre Merseyside (UK, 1126548) Browse events

Red Balloon Learner Centre Merseyside will provide a memorial for James Bulger, who was murdered in 1993 at the age of 3. Red Balloons provide an ‘intensive care’ full-time education for children and young people aged between 10 and 17 who have stopped going to school as a result of bullying.

QCHAP (UK, 1162336) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. QCHAP (Queensbury Community Heritage & Action Partnership) is a community project promoting involvement in Queensbury's musical, textile and transport heritage. We are based in the Black Dyke Mills Heritage Venue, which is run entirely by volunteers. We raise funds to keep the Venue safe and accessible to all. We want the Venue to be used by local groups and other individuals so that it continues to be a happening place that is an asset to the community. Charity No: 1162336 Find out more Website http://www.blackdykemills.org

ECDCS (UK, 504603) Browse events

ECDCS is a local charity in Cheshire run by parents of deaf children. We fund raise so we can organise events for deaf children & their families, we provide financial support to families where we can, we subsidise a parent group for pre-school deaf children & we also act as an advocacy group

Right to Sight (UK, 1124344) Browse events

There are 37 million people blind in the world 90% of these live in the poorest part of the developing world 75% of this is treatable or preventable. In the developed world .. its a serious disability. In the developing world .. ITS A DEATH SENTENCE

St Paul's Withington (UK, 1132858) Browse events

About St. Paul’s Withington St Paul's (Church of England) is a friendly, inclusive worshipping community where we can explore our faith, experience God's love and find a sense of belonging. Located in the centre of Withington in South Manchester, St. Paul’s draws members both from the parish and from further afield and includes people of all ages and from a range of backgrounds. We are active in the local community with a programme of events for people of all ages, including concerts, children’s activities, community dinners, and we host clubs, societies, and charitable organisations in our parish hall. Gisela and Anne’s Sabbatical Pilgrimage: In May, I will be setting out from the St Paul’s to Holy Island (Lindisfarne), along the Pennine Way and the St. Cuthbert’s Way. I’ll be walking with the Revd Anne Pilkington, our friend from Christ Church, West Didsbury. This is a beautiful route, but a tough one. Over the course of 25 days, we’ll climb over 12,000 metres (while Mount Everest is a mere 8,848 meters high). The route covers: 320 miles, 249 stiles, 204 bridges, 287 gates, plus avoiding assorted wildlife. The final stretch involves a barefoot pilgrimage across the tidal causeway off the coast of Northumberland to reach Holy Island. We’ve been training for this over the last few months, spending our weekends out in the cold, rain (and sometimes sun), racking up the miles, traversing bogs and honing our compass reading skills. We have decided to do this as a sponsored walk. I will be raising money for the refurbishment of our kitchen in the parish Hall, so we can get it ready for our new project with L’Arche. The project will involve people with and without learning disabilities working together to prepare and serve meals, a wonderful way to bring people together and build community. Money donated through this online link will be split equally between St Paul's and L'Arche Manchester. The Revd Gisela Raines