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Holton Lee
(UK, 1011867) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1011867) "...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
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(UK, 1143559) 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
YTD Raised: £0.00Assisting the School in providing education and training to pupils and ex-pupils
A Call To Business
(UK, 1089505) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00A 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.
Birmingham Law Centre
(UK, 1087514) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Birmingham Law Centre fights for social justice by providing in-depth legal advice and representation for people who are desperate for advice but cannot pay for a lawyer. It helps homeless people, people in debt as well as people not getting the right benefits or services that they are entitled to.
HOPE CORNER
(UK, 1138720) Browse events
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(UK, 1138720) Hope Corner is mainly active in the geographical area of Runcorn and Widnes. As well as key church activities, we have a number of community projects. These include Runcorn Foodbank, providing relief from food poverty and Unreachable Ministry which provides education/training in the Christian faith.
The Bury Grammar Schools
(UK, 526622) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The vision of our earliest benefactors, Henry Bury and Roger Kay, was to found a school that would educate young people to the highest possible standard; over 400 years later we continue to uphold their legacy of excellence in education. Our students leave us as mature, responsible, confident and well balanced young adults. They embrace life with a positive attitude and a quest for knowledge which has been instilled in them at BGS. They will make a difference in the world. We must continue to raise funds for capital projects if we are to provide our students with the facilities and resources they need in an ever-changing world. At the same time, we strive to increase bursary funding to provide assistance to bright children whose parents are unable to afford our fees. The children who receive bursaries are often amongst our highest achievers; they deserve the life-enhancing opportunity of a BGS education. We rely upon the help of our community. We ask you to give as you are able to ensure our future success and guarantee that others may benefit from the type of education you received. We thank you warmly for your kind consideration of our Schools.
2nd Botanic Gardens Rainbows (UK, SCO33529) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Girlguiding is the leading charity for girls and young women in the UK. Girlguiding gives girls and young women a space where they can be themselves, have fun, build brilliant friendships, gain valuable life skills and make a positive difference to their lives and their communities. Girlguiding builds girls’ confidence and raises their aspirations. Girlguiding gives them the chance to discover their full potential and encourage them to be a powerful force for good.Rainbows are the youngest members of Girlguiding UK and are girls aged 5 - 7. Rainbows is all about developing self-confidence, building friendships, learning new things and having fun. Girls get their hands dirty with arts and crafts, trying out cooking and playing games. Rainbows is all about learning by doing. 2nd Botanic Gardens Rainbows is a Rainbow Unit in the west end of Glasgow. One of our Rainbow Leaders, Emma MacLeod (aka Bluebird) is running the Edinburgh half marathon on 29th May to raise funds for 2nd Botanic Gardens Rainbows. All money raised will be used to support activities for the girls throughout the session of 2016 - 2017. Charity No: SCO33529
LITTLE STARZ CHILDREN'S SERVICES LIMITED
(UK, 1105417) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00THE CHARITY EXISTS TO ADVANCE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND GENERAL PUBLIC. AFFORDABLE QUALITY CHILDCARE SERVICES.
The Heart of Weston
(UK, 1164767) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Heart of Weston has been established to give something back to the village that they thought so much of. We hope this community-based charity will help to protect others living in Weston, as Chris and Steve would have wanted.
Nicodemus Trust
(UK, 1102456) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Helping the YOUNG transform THEIR world We work with three partners in Guatemala and one in the UK. Young Adults with Purpose in Guatemala. YAPG A movement of young adults. The young adults have life experience of Guatemala’s most significant social issues. YAPG is a network of support working to facilitate opportunities for young adults to participate in and lead community projects and initiatives. Through group meetings, activities, local Guatemalan volunteer mentors and provision of education support the outworking of YAPG is executed. Young Adults with Purpose in Banbury. YAPB YAPB operates very similarly to Guatemala following the same principles but with cultural and regulatory differences. Young adults will be mentored by volunteers. We believe young people having a mentor and role model as they journey through their development has a major positive influence upon their decision making and futures. Time to Rescue Rescue of street living children and youth in Guatemala City. Rescues are the result of significant work with the beneficiaries which leads to a transition from street life to other projects and programmes that then lead to an eventual reintegration with family or into other accommodation. Time to Rescue invests in working with and supporting local churches, groups and individuals, including young adults in YAPG taking on roles as volunteers of Time to Rescue. Time to Rescue is currently working with in excess of 400 street living children. My Special Treasure Working with severely abused teenage girls providing residential care and recovery. Mi Especial Tesoro run their own project called the Centro Educativo. This is a school attending to 110 children from the Chimaltenango rubbish dump. The girls at My Special Treasure, who are increasingly integrating into YAPG, help give classes to the children.
Merseyside Asbestos Victims Support Group
(UK, 1033724) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00We are a registered charity who provide support for victims of asbestos related diseases and their families. Services include - advice on welfare benefits, practical help with paperwork, a drop in centre & general advice and support where it is needed etc. Our services are free and confidential.
Chippenham Cricket Club (UK, CH11042) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aChippenham Cricket Club play in the picturesque surroundings of Chippenham Park Estate in Cambridgeshire and close to Newmarket. The club has 5 adult sides made up of a Sunday friendly team, two Saturday league teams plus two sides that play during the week, one in the local competition, The La Hogue Midweek Evening League, and another that plays declaration matches in the afternoon. Getting youngsters interested is also very important to us. We currently run U9, U11,U13 and U15 teams. We run coaching for Junior members throughout the year and currently have over 70 junior members. We are very proud that four boys and one girl from our Junior section have represented the County. We also host junior cricket camps during the school holidays and junior tournaments involving other local clubs. One of the great things about the majority of cricket we play is that all ages and abilities can play in the same team and make important contributions to the side’s performance. Last season the age range of the players representing the senior teams team was between 11 and 66, including a number of fathers & sons playing in the same team. We also make a big effort to get the whole family involved and mums and daughters are out in force at our family Kwik cricket evenings on Fridays in the summer. The club takes its role in the community very seriously and continues to receive exceptional support from both cricketers and non cricketers in the village. The running costs of the club exceeds £12K per year and fundraising plays a crucial part in achieving this. In addition the club is currently fundraising to build a new pavilion that meets the needs of the club today.
Gender Rights And Equality Action Trust (UK, 1138151) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe 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
YTD Raised: £0.00Welcome 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
YTD Raised: £0.00First 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
YTD Raised: £0.00Based 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.
Special Olympics Suffolk (UK, 800329SUF) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aSpecial Olympics Suffolk (SOS) is the Suffolk branch of Special Olympics Great Britain (SOGB). SOGB is the largest provider of year-round sport training and competition for all people with an intellectual disability. Special Olympics is recognised as the third member of the “Olympic Family” and is the only other organisation allowed to use the word ‘Olympic.’ To see pictures and up to date news please visit our Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/specialolympicssuffolk1/
Robertson Outdoor Bursary (UK, 1156739) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aTo improve peoples' life chances through the promotion and support of education of local people engaged as porters or in guiding or supporting mountain climbing or walking or forest trekking in Africa (mainly Tanzania) and other appropriate countries. This will include the awarding to such persons of scholarships and grants tenable at agreed universities, colleges, education providers or institutions of higher or further education. Improving the education and training of local people in this way will greatly enhance their employment prospects and hence their living standards and make it much easier for them to be able to support themselves and their families.
British Friends Of Orayta (UK, 1181839) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWe raise money to support the advancement and support of Orthodox higher Religious Jewish Education in Yeshivat Orayta and Isralight
St Paul's Cathedral Foundation (UK, 1082711) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe 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
YTD Raised: £0.00An 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
MiJoMi
(UK, MiJoMi - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00It helps aids orphaned children in a remote village in Kenya to improve their life chances through the provision of financial assistance, support and education and practical advice
DAY1
(UK, SC036896) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00DAY1 is a Scottish based charity providing 15 year olds from tough social backgrounds with a year long one-to-one mentoring service. Each young person discovers a positive direction in their lives and sets themselves up to move into sustainable employment or further training leading to the same.
EBOG
(UK, 06394) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00East Barnet Old Grammarians, known as EBOG, is an amateur football club open to all the community. It caters for men and ladies from age 16 upwards, girls and boys. Created, run, maintained and funded by its own volunteer members it offers affordable organised football competing in a League and several Cups. The Clubhouse and football pitches are located at the end of Alan Drive, off Mays Lane, Barnet. The Clubhouse was paid for and built in 1962 by the EBOG members of that era themselves (see photos right, of the tennis courts being built in the 1960s). Since then all maintenance of the Clubhouse and grounds has been paid for or carried out voluntarily by the members, apart from new pitch drainage in 2007 (see photo) for which the Club received a grant. Since the very first season, EBOG has suffered from the disappointment and drop in bar income caused by cancelled games because of sodden pitches. The new drainage has almost put an end to that (this Winter being an exception), but the clay soil means that the pitches must be dressed with tons of sand every year or they will soon go back to their original state. The sand however, costs thousands of pounds and this year in particular, EBOG needs to put as much effort as possible into raising funds. Every little bit raised adds up and could ensure that the Club continues to exist and thrive for the benefit of current and future members of the community. EBOG 12 hour football marathon!! Saturday 15th June - Don't miss it! Go to www.virginmoneygiving.com/ebog12hourfootballmarathon for more details and to sponsor the team!