St Martin in Roath Church (UK, St Martin in Roath Church) Browse events

Thank you for visiting the Parish of Roath St Martin's Charity Donation Page. Saint Martin in Roath is an Anglican Church in the Diocese of Llandaff within the Church in Wales. Here we daily celebrate and teach the Christian faith in the beauty and order of the Catholic tradition. St Martin's is an inner city Parish located in the heart of the multicultural community of Roath.  We have a fine and valued dynamic musical tradition which itself is a tool for mission and ministry.St Martin's is a living community of people in the heart of Roath, Cardiff. Our people are drawn from many parts of the City and its surrounding areas as well as from further afield.    

Bilingual Education For Central America (UK, 522374444) Browse events

Self Unlimited (UK, 250058) Browse events

Self Unlimited offers choices for adults with learning disabilities through its comprehensive network of housing, training and specialised support services. Our aim is to maximise choice so that each person we support can live their life to the full. Registered Charity Number 250058.

Friends of Bridgend Youth Music (UK, 1116157) Browse events

The "Friends of Bridgend Youth Music" charity is formed from a small group of parents and volunteers wishing to give support to the Bridgend Youth Orchestra.

Windermere Educational Trust Limited (UK, 526973) Browse events

ANNUAL FUND 2012-13 Windermere School is an independent, co-educational day and boarding school in England's Lake District National Park, that educates students from age 3-18 years. Truly international in nature, the school offers GCSEs, the International Baccalaureate Diploma and vocational qualifications. Each year our Annual Fund provides parents, alumni and wider supporters with the opportunity to enrich the lives of students.  2013 is a special "target year", in which we hope to make a real difference through funding projects to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the school.  Our key objectives are: a) New, comfortable seats and a "face lift" for Crampton Hall.  The school's  theatre is the "shop front" for our talented students and a venue used widely across the school and by the local community. Donate £150 to be included on a "Wall of Fame" or £300 to dedicate a plaque on one of the 302 seats that we will purchase. b) A Bursary fund, to help others to benefit from an education at Windermere School.  If 150 people each donate £150, this will fund a day student at the school for two years, or a larger number of students with part-assistance. Most successful independent schools have grown as a result of support from benefactors, and Windermere School is no exception. All major additions have been funded in part or totally from donations - Crampton Hall, classrooms, Jenkins Centre, the all-weather pitch, Westmorland House and the pod classrooms at the preparatory school are examples. The School is not able to achieve all of its educational objectives and ambitions from fee income alone. There is a big difference between "running costs" and "development". The Annual Fund is intended to help bridge that gap in very specific ways and to make things happen to benefit all students. Your help in this is greatly appreciated. By supporting the school you will  help to create opportunities for present and future students.  Thank you.

Home-Start Bury (UK, 1127677) Browse events

Home-Start Bury offers support in families own homes on a weekly basis meaning that children, parents and the volunteers can build up a strong and trusting relationship, and can adapt to the changing pressures of family life.

La Senda Verde Animal Refuge Inc (UK, 472415812) Browse events

Regeneration (UK, 1057797) Browse events

Regeneration is a small UK charity for people affected by ataxia, their families, carers and health/social care professionals working on their behalf. Working in partnership with the Somerset and Essex ataxia centres, we help people to live with the effects of their condition 'Today' by providing care, support and information services. We also look to the 'Future' by funding scientific and medical research as well as supporting and undertaking research into supportive treatments.

Blossomwood Foundation Inc (UK, 462054093) Browse events

Impact Indonesia (UK, 208529976) Browse events

American Crowdfunding Association Inc (UK, 463689301) Browse events

George Appeal (UK, 1118000) Browse events

To raise funds to purchase equipment for the ante-natal units for hospitals in Devon & Cornwall.

ASSOCIATION OF SURGEONS IN TRAINING (UK, 274841) Browse events

Mount Vernon Cancer Centre (UK, 1053338a) Browse events

A regional cancer centre treating over 5,000 patients a year, Mount Vernon provides patients with specialist radiotherapy and local chemotherapy services. Through its partnership with the Royal Marsden and Institute of Cancer Research, it is also one of the leading cancer centres in the UK when it comes to researching new potential treatments. We have the first CyberKnife in the NHS. It delivers a high-dose radiation to tumours with pin-point accuracy, giving us more treatment options for our patients, especially those with cancers that are hard to treat or where existing treatment options may have run out. Please click here to find out more about the CyberKnife. The Mount Vernon Cancer Centre is located in Northwood, Middlesex and supports hospitals in Hertfordshire, North West London and parts of the Thames Valley. Please click here to find out how to get to Mount Vernon and here to find out more about the facilities available to patients and their visitors.

The Waterside Charitable Trust (UK, 1121742) Browse events

The Waterside Charitable Trust raises funds for health, sanitation and youth programmes in Africa. Its main focus is currently in Kenya and in the slums of the city of Kisumu. Kisumu, on the banks of Lake Victoria is Kenyas third largest city.  Most of our work is carried out in Obunga, home to 12,000 people who live in shanty buildings made of iron sheet and wood and who earn less than $1 a day. Toilets in the area are simple pit latrines that feed into the dirty river that runs through Obunga, helping spread disease. Thusfar we have built one toilet block, a community centre and have helped numerous small businesses in an effort to raise the standard of living. We are currently constructing a youth centre modeled on that of one of our partner organisations, The Hunslet Club in Leeds.

Rotary Club Of The New Forest Trust Fund (UK, 1112989) Browse events

The Rotary Club of the New ForestCharity Horse or Cycle EventMay 17th 2014  is a Service organisation that undertakes fundraising activities to benefit both the local community and International needs as they arise   New Forest Rotarians are enthusiastic, fun loving and active volunteers who give their time and talents freely to serve communities both at home and overseas. These are dedicated people, men and women from business and professions, who share a common interest in helping others.    

Lowton, Golborne and Ashton Mencap Society (UK, 514174) Browse events

Mencap is the voice of learning Disability in the UK.Lowton, Golborne and Ashton Mencap Society is one of over 500 Local Mencap groups associated or affiliated to Mencap As a Local Mencap group, we share the same objectives as Mencap.By campaigning and working with local authorities, councillors, MPs and people with a learning disability, their families and carers. And constantly challenge prejudices and ignorance, we influence changes in laws, services and public awareness. This assists people with a learning disability to live their lives as they choose.We also support people with a learning disability and their families by run regular meetings, to keep everyone aware of changes that may directly or indirectly affect them. Social activities are arranged throughout the year for our members and friends. We also offer a limited welfare support for hardship, bereavement, sickness, etc. Charity No: 514174 Find out more Website http://www.mencap.org.uk

CVNI (UK, 261009NI) Browse events

Conservation Volunteers Northern Ireland has been a registered charity involving all sections of the community for 26 years.  Every year CVNI connects with over 20,000 people who make positive differences to their local communities and their environments.  Practically and locally grounded we have built a great authority by engaging and motivation people from the broadest range of backgrounds, abilities, cultures and needs, including the most deprived and neglected communities. Our vision is simple, to create a better environment where people are valued, included and involved. From our network of local offices in Belfast, Coleraine, Fermanagh, L/Derry and Bangor, we provide advice, support, training and information as well as practical environmental improvements including tree planting, dry stone walling, path creation, woodland management, pond construction, hedgelaying, building school nature areas and creating informal urban open spaces. To find out more about our work and how you can get involved, you can visit: www.cvni.org

Classrooms in the Clouds (UK, SC038623) Browse events

Our mission is to build classrooms and sponsor teachers. We support sustainable education for Nepalese children in the remotest, poorest regions of Nepal. We support teacher training and seek to improve children's schooling so they can stay on and complete their School Leaving Certificate.

Trans Media Watch (UK, Trans Media Watch - N/A) Browse events

Community Meeting Point Harpenden (UK, 1080258) Browse events

Community Meeting Point Harpenden (CMP) offers information, support, short courses and opportunities for real work experience to support people whose lives have been affected by mental illness.  People are supported to regain skills, confidence, interests and hope for the future.  Our range of services are designed to support people in their recovery and to help them to stay well.  We focus on supporting our members to become more involved in community life and provide a range of practical activities and courses to help people get ready for employment or further training.  We support members to have the same opportunities and choices as everyone else in the community and to make use of the same local facilities and choices. We also operate a charity shop adjacent to our activity hub. The money raised by the shop from donated goods will support the excellent work done by CMP. Plus it provides real work opportunities to CMP members giving them retail experience whilst building their confidence and self esteem in a real work environment. 

REST (Repatriation Services Trust) (UK, 10863977) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Repatriation Services Trust (REST)On May 5th 2017 our lives were shattered when we received the devastating news that our son Tom had been killed in Dubai. This traumatic situation was exacerbated by the complex and costly process that we had to follow in order to bring our son home.Our experiences instilled in us a desire to help others who found themselves in similar situations and inspired us to set-up the Repatriation Services Trust. REST aims to help those who have lost a loved one overseas by providing advice, support and, where appropriate, funding.The fundraising events run by the REST trustees and supporters, and the donations made by businesses and individuals, enable us to cover the costs incurred in offering these services and supporting other families.  Repatriation.That morning we flew to Dubai to see Tom and to bring him back to Wales. Knowing Tom had travel insurance with Lloyds we rang them to arrange the repatriation payment. They wouldn’t assist us unless we could produce an English death certificate. This, of course, in an Arabic country wasn’t possible, even though the local security officer who assisted us spoke to them and verified our position.We then contacted the British Embassy in the UK. They emailed a document listing our options, Tom being dealt with in Dubai or Repatriation to Wales. Obviously, Repatriation was the only option we’d consider. From a list of companies we chose one with a local agent and contacted him. The total cost would have to be met immediately. We were now completely on our own with no support from the travel insurance company, in a foreign land. We were lucky enough to be able to pay the bill from our savings to prevent any delay. We just needed Tom home with all the people who love him. We flew home on the third day bringing Tom with us.REST will provide advice, support and help towards funding for people who lose a loved one in a foreign country.  Charity No: 10863977 Find out more Website https://www.repatriationtrust.org/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RESTCharity/

St Thomas' Church, Milnthorpe (UK, 251977) Browse events

In 2012, St Thomas' Church celebrates serving the people of Milnthorpe, Cumbria, for the last 175 years. The main aim of the charity is to support the church in this work for many years to come. The church is already a focal point in the village and provides a venue for many community activities including ballet and dance classes, Cafe Church, concerts and an annual art exhibition at the end of July. Funds raised through the charity will help to maintain the church building and enable new initiatives to be developed which will benefit the local community especially younger people.

Carolines Rainbow Foundation (UK, 1095766) Browse events

Caroline's Rainbow Foundation is a registered UK charity working to raise awareness of the importance of safe travel to young people, whether they are going abroad for independent travel, gap year placements, organised tours or simply thinking about visiting a different country. CRF was founded after the tragic death of Caroline Stuttle in 2002 in Bundaberg, Australia whilst travelling on her gap year. Aimed at young travellers, CRF works with the education sector, The Foreign Office and other organisations, trusts and charities to provide easily accessible and helpful information about safe travel. In particular the charity provides information about personal safety abroad and encourages young people to recognise and prioritise life’s values wherever they may be in the world. Caroline’s Rainbow Foundation is involved with lots of exciting current projects to raise awareness of travel safety to our next generation of travellers. Travel Safety App 2012 we celebrated our 10 year anniversary, to keep up with the busy lives of travellers we are creating a Travel Safety Awareness App for iPhone and Android hand held devices. The App will be available free to download and use. The Travel Safety Awareness App will offer specific travel and safety information for destinations around the globe. Giving travel safety tips, information about the country or city, highlights and attractions, useful and emergency phone numbers, helpful website links that travellers might need, local and annual events in the area, places to go and avoid, season to travel, interactive maps, current population, ethnic groups and languages spoken, Local news, political situation and currency exchange rates. The App will also have a GPS locator so travellers movements can be tracked and location known in case of emergencies. Travel Safety Awareness App - Click Here for more details. Education in Schools An important part of CRF’s work is to provide educational materials to young people and support teachers in raising awareness about travelling safely.   Our Presentations in Schools Program offers free talks to Schools, Colleges and Universities. The program is run by Caroline’s brother, Richard Stuttle, who has travelled extensively himself and has completed a tutor training course organised by The Suzy Lamplugh Trust to become a tutor trainer. Richard then tailored a course to educate young people about travelling and foreign cultures. Sally Baker, Rebecca Downes and Ben Fogerty who are all experienced travellers are also fully trained to give presentations to Schools, Colleges and Universities about safety for gap year travellers. They all have a wide knowledge of different countries and cultures and are delighted to share their stories and experiences to others considering a gap year. Click Here for more details.

Ashanti Development (UK, 1133517) Browse events

We were set up by Ghanaians living in London, who wanted to improve the lives of people in their home villages. In the UK, we are a 100% volunteers' charity, paying no salaries or fees and very few expenses. We employ staff in Ghana. We aim to cover all areas of development.