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Streatley Hill Pre-school Group
(UK, 1015769) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1015769) We provide a high quality education to all local 2-4 year olds in our area
The Baby Star-Dust Foundation (UK, 1201964) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWe want to provide playtime opportunities for children (0-5) in impoverished areas, to support and educate parents in how to play and engage with their young children and to raise awareness of domestic abuse.
Medway Night Shelter
(UK, 1180990) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Medway Night Shelter opens for three of the coldest months of the year and offers bed, food and warmth to 12 guests per night. Support and guidance to guests regarding move on and a befriending service is offered all year round. Help us to help those less fortunate than ourselves. We rely on you.
Moray Sports Centre
(UK, SC046059) Browse events
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(UK, SC046059) A state of the art, modern sports centre is now on the horizon for Moray. After twenty years of discussions and identifying the clear requirement for a purpose built sports centre, the new Moray Sports Foundation Team are now to make it happen and will deliver:A Sports Centre designed to inspire and encourage sports, healthy lifestyles and physical activities from complete novice through to elite athlete.To achieve these ambitious plans to build a multi-facility Sports Centre the recently created Moray Sports Foundation has launched: 'A £12 Million Moray Sports Capital Appeal Programme'. Please donate to this exciting capital appeal to enable the new Sports Centre to be built. Donations of all amounts are welcome. Funds generated will support the Centre build, sports infrastructure and equipment. Moray Sports Foundation, a Scottish Registered Charity established in October 2015, will manage and operate the Sports Centre. The primary vision is to ensure the construction of the £12 Million multi-phase Sports Centre development for the community - as well as sports-people and athletes throughout Scotland and UK.The Centre will:•Introduce youngsters and other user-groups to sport.•Engage the community, improve activity opportunities and lower social isolation.•Cater for all: beginner to elite athlete. •Help parents and children prevent childhood obesity - through nutrition education.It will be more than a sports centre. It will provide a vibrant community hub that encourages social opportunities. There will be soft-furnishings to encourage families. Superb views, through our galleries, of all the activities and major sports events - indoors and out. Whilst enjoying these spectacular, diverse sports - our restaurant will provide locally-sourced, nutritious food to enjoy. Charity No: SC046059 Find out more Website http://www.moraysportscentre.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/moraysportscentre Twitter https://twitter.com/MoraySports YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKDZ5UVKTF7hvVsja78_e_A
Heartstart Malvern
(UK, 1170697) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Heartstart Malvern (Registered Charity Number 174427) is trying to increase the chance of surviving a cardiac arrest in Malvern. The chance of surviving a cardiac arrest is in Malvern is less than 10%. If more people were trained in simple resuscitation techniques, and more defibrillators were available in the community for members of the public to use, this could be increased to at least 25%. Please donate to support our cause. Heartstart Malvern is now providing free resuscitation training, which includes how to use a defibrillator, and is installing defibrillators around Malvern. Since our launch in 2017 we have provided free resuscitation training to over 1400 people. We have also helped installed ten public access defibrillators.The training which we deliver is completely free. However, it costs just under £5.00 to train one person. This covers the cost of the consumables which we use during the training and will help cover the cost of the training equipment as it wears out.A public access defibrillator costs just over £1,500 to buy and install. This includes £1,000 for the defibrillator and £500 for the special cabinet which it needs to be kept in. We receive no statutory funding and rely on donations to support our training and the cost of installing public access defibrillators.For more information about Heartstart Malvern, please visit www.heartstartmalvern.org.uk Charity No: 1170697 Find out more Website https://www.heartstartmalvern.org.uk
Children's Happy Hospital Fund
(UK, 1110340) Browse events
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(UK, 1110340) Women and Children's Services, Derriford Hospital, Level 12, Plymouth, PL6 8DH Tel: 01752 792757 Email: [email protected] Member of Attend Reg Charity Number 1110340 We aim to make a difference for all our young patients, their families and carers, both in hospital and at home.
Kimpton Players (UK, 265243) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWe are a thriving amateur dramatic group based in Kimpton Village in North Hertfordshire. The Kimpton Players is a registered charity and since its inception in 1943 has raised many thousands of pounds for local and national groups and charities, through are performances.
Aurora Metro Arts And Media Ltd (UK, 1055116) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWe were established in the 1990s and have delivered dozens of innovative arts and media projects involving films, theatre, talks, exhibitions, competitions, workshops, books and music in and around London until today. We work with creative arts practitioners, filmmakers, musicians and writers to create high quality arts projects. We also train volunteers and engage members of the local community in our work. We are based in Twickenham in the borough of Richmond upon Thames which is famous for its Rugby, Rock'n'Roll, the landscape painter William Turner, the writers Virginia Woolf and Horace Walpole and the Royal Deer Park on top of Richmond Hill. We’ve launched a campaign to commission, fund and erect a statue of Virginia Woolf in Richmond-on-Thames where she lived with her husband Leonard from 1914 to 1924. Virginia developed as a writer there and wrote short stories, essays, reviews and novels while living in Richmond. She worked with Leonard, her husband, to set up the Hogarth Press in Richmond publishing works by T.S. Eliot, Katherine Mansfield and E.M. Forster among many others.
Mobility Dogs
(UK, 84976923) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Mobility Assistance Dogs Trust (CC24410) Our mission is “to enhance the lives of people living with long-term disabilities by providing Mobility Dogs to increase independence, confidence, self-esteem and participation in New Zealand communities.”
SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity (UK, SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity - N/A) Browse events
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Pre School and After School at Whalton School (UK, 1078169) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aPAWS is a small pre school, breakfast and after school environment in a beautiful rural setting. As a non-profit organisation we rely on fundraising and we'd like to renovate our room to make it more fit for purpose, for the children we care for.
Beth's Inspiration
(UK, 1158034) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Beth's inspiration was set up after the tragic loss of Beth to Hodgkin Lymphoma, aged 24, in November 2013. We raise money to give cancer sufferers any little luxury that they may want or to help with more practical things such as travelling or accommodation expenses whilst undergoing treatment.
TIA Zakat & Charity Fund
(UK, 1104748) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Tigers International Association – TIA was formed by a group of British Bangladeshi professionals, inspired to work with and help Bangladeshi people residing in the UK and abroad. We are working with local government offices and other various voluntary organisations to provide support in the field of education, employment, leisure and recreation. TIA based in Oldham are a registered charity which has been in existence for over 17 years. Since it was founded, TIA and its team of volunteers have worked tirelessly to support the Bangladeshi community in the Greater Manchester area with advice, guidance and basic training to empower people to play their part in society. TIA’s vision for the organisation was threefold. Firstly, to work with the Bangladeshi community in the UK and abroad to create a social network in order to share the cultures of the various host communities to propagate understanding and tolerance. Secondly, our aim is to facilitate with the development of Bangladesh by directing the valuable resources both in terms of human and financial capital. It is TIA’s wish to use all capacity to act as a channel of communication between Bangladesh and the international investment community to encourage multinational organisations and non-resident Bangladeshis to invest in and develop Bangladesh. Thirdly, working with the local community and setting up various education training and advice projects based on local needs or community would benefit from.