Garston Manor PTA (UK, 293081) Browse events

Partnerships between parents, carers, educators and children enhance children’s success. We know that children learn more and have better lives when everyone in the school community works together to share thoughts, information and works on projects to benefit children.

Wolfson Hillel PTA (UK, 1015308) Browse events

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UK Friends of AWIS (UK, 1084272) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1084272

Rare Studio (UK, 1147605) Browse events

We are a charity which provides high quality performing arts training and experiences for young people which is based on ability not the ability to pay. We give them the best possible chances of success and support for progression into the industry including scholarship to train in USA & London

Turner Syndrome Support Society (UK, 1080507) Browse events

The Turner Syndrome Support Society is a national charity caring for the needs of those with Turner syndrome throughout the UK, offering support and information to girls and adult women with TS, their families and friends. The Society also enjoys a good relationship with medical and other specialists to promote a good basis for education and uderstanding of the management of TS.

BRAINSTORM (THE OXFORD BRAIN TUMOUR RESEARCH FOUNDATION) CIO (UK, 1178275) Browse events

Brass For Africa (UK, 1149863) Browse events

Brass for Africa has initiated and continues to support music projects for some of the worlds most disadvantaged children in Africa. The opportunity to learn and play music in their community has the most profound and empowering effect on these children giving them a new self confidence and self belief.

Burpham Primary School PTA (UK, 1098735) Browse events

The Burpham Primary School Parents Support Group ("the PSG") is a Parent Teacher Association and has been registered as a charity since July 2003 (Registered Charity No. 1098735). All parents/guardians, teaching and non-teaching staff, and governors at the school are automatically included in the membership of the PSG, hence another reason behind the name - Parents, Staff and Governors.    What is our purpose and how are we organised? Our purpose is, officially, "to enhance the education of the pupils at Burpham Primary School in particular by, developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school; and engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils" - which is a long-winded way of saying we aim to raise money for the school to buy equipment and support other activities whilst ensuring that everyone has plenty of fun along the way!    As a charity, the PSG has registered trustees who are responsible for the overall workings of the group. The trustees are usually the Chairperson, Treasurer and Secretary plus the Headteacher. Together with the trustees, the publicity officer and class representatives form the wider committee. The Annual General Meeting is held in September. Apart from the usual formalities we use this time to elect the committee for the coming year.    The committee meets approximately once a term to hear the treasurers report, to make decisions on what the funds raised are spent on, to ensure compliance with necessary regulations and to oversee the fundraising timetable. Its also an opportunity to meet other parents and exchange views on whats happening in school and have a say in where the money is spent.    Each fund-raising, social or support event is often organised by a sub-group of people. We welcome ideas from all parents for both fundraising and social events. We especially welcome volunteers to organise these events and make them work for us.    The PSG has its own bank account, separate from School, which finances approved projects for the school and holds profits. A newsletter is sent out regularly to all parents updating everyone on events and monies raised.    Fundraising and Fun During the year we hold a variety of events. Examples of past fundraising activities include; Quiz night, Disco, Christmas Fair, Jumble sale , Easter Cake Sale, Auction of Promises, Pamper Night, Summer Fair, etc. All these events require volunteers to help make them a success and we are always looking for new ideas from parents and offers of help for those willing to organise a particular event.    Support Activities The PSG also get involved in school to help the teachers with events (and sometimes raise a bit more money in the process). Many parents support the school in other ways. We have a small army of volunteer parents who help in the classroom with reading, cooking, helping with the swimming run, library and other activities.  

BATTICALOA UNDERPRIVILEGED DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY ( B U D S ) (UK, 1081305) Browse events

Everythings 13 (UK, 1143262) Browse events

We're an educational charity aiming to demystify the wisdom of the Sikh Gurus and inspire and uplift society. We run a youtube channel called “Basics of Sikhi” (www.youtube.com/basicsofsikhi), a weekly katha and kirtan programme at Park Avenue Gurdwara in Southall, a touring lecture series at Gurdwaras and Universities called “Sikhi in English” and a 12-week introductory course to Sikhi called the "Why Guru Course"(www.everythings13.org/Everythings_13/Why_Guru_Course) Our latest initiative is "PLAN BE13" Plan B by Everythings 13 This is Plan B - Everyone has a plan A.  Someone’s waiting for Guru Gobind Singh ji, someone’s waiting for Santji, someone’s waiting for mahaan Gurmukhs to come and sort out our problems. Fair enough, we know we are none of those, we’re just plan B, the stand in guys, average Sikhs, trying to make a difference. We’ll do our best, let Maharaaj do the rest. E 13 like Everythings 13, a properly registered charity and eligible for gift aid from HMRC. We have already built a track record of physical and online parchaar and on the humanitarian front, have given sizeable amounts to notable causes to help others in the Panth and outside. Be = Sounds like 20 in Punjabi and along with 13 makes 2013 **This is a trial project of one year** After confirmation from Hukamnama of Sri Guru Granth sahib, we’re stepping out of our comfort zone to see if full time parchaar can make a big impact. We're going to start employing people to spread Guru's message globally, though talks, videos and the WhyGuru Course. Everything will be documented in a blog and posted online to see how much was done with the support of the Sangat. 13 = In Punjabi sounds like Tera, ie "Vaheguru, this is yours". So BE13 means lets be the servants of Vaheguru, lets give with open hearts, saying to vaheguru that  everything we have is a gift. Be = Be part of this one year trial project, be the Guru’s sikh, the supporter of the Panth as we look to hire 5 full time parchariks across the UK and globally! Why hire people full time? There is so much work to be done and giving up (because of the enormity of the task) is not an option. If we look at any organisation that is sustainable and has succeeded, it’s because they have full time staff. We’re not looking to kill people, nor pay them a killing, simply to pay them a living. To put this in context, the British Territorial Army match a soldiers civilian pay if they are to be deployed on operations. We’re not doing that. Its likely that the people we want will have to take a signifant pay drop as our target is to pay a maximum of 2000x13 = £26k. What's the maths of this? If you pledge £1300 per year, we only need 20 people like you to hire a full time parchaarik! (£108 per month) If you pledge £13 a week, we can hire a parchaarik with just 40 people like you! (£57 a month) If you pledge £13 a month, we just need 166 people like you! If you pledge £130 per year, we only need 200 people like you. (£11 per month) If you pledge just £13, we only need 2000 such donations! If you’re thinking, I can give a lot more than that. If 13 people give £2000 for one year or 2 people give £13000 for one year we could do the same. Why not do this as a family or business. Can you just imagine it? 5 full time parchariks, spreading the Basics of Sikhi, teachings courses, doing talks, touring globally, engaging at universities, with the public, online, Gurdwaras, at City Centre… Just imagine the change...and it only requires the support of the sangat.. So BE part of this, BE one of those people. Say that iPower Plan BE13. Join us by clicking the “Make a monthly donation” button on the right. Vaheguru ji ka Khalsa, Vaheguru ji ki Fateh

Five Talents (UK, 1113969) Browse events

Five Talents empowers the active poor in developing countries with business training, small loans and savings schemes - helping entrepreneurs to start and expand small businesses. Our motto is; "Fighting poverty, creating jobs, transforming lives" - giving people a hand-up rather than a hand-out!

e-Learning Foundation (UK, 1086306) Browse events

The e-Learning Foundation helps schools in the UK give the most deprived children in our communities’ home access to learning technologies. Our main objective is to ensure that disadvantaged children have the same opportunities to learn at home as their better-off peers, using a computer and the internet to support their studies. We believe that home access to learning technologies and resources will raise their aspirations and help them do better at school as well as encourage their parents to participate in their education.

Margaret Green Animal Rescue (UK, 1167990) Browse events

For 50 years, Margaret Green Animal Rescue has been rescuing, caring for and rehoming animals, many of which have been abandoned, unwanted and ill-treated. We have centres in Dorset and Devon and always have a large variety of animals that are looking for new, loving homes.

Police Dependants' Trust (UK, 1151322) Browse events

Every week, police officers suffer injuries on duty that have a huge impact on their life and in some cases prevent them from being able to work and support their families. Tragically, there are also those officers who simply don’t return home from their shift and for their loved ones, life changes in an instant. We provide welfare support to officers who have been injured on duty, and to the families of those officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty. We have been doing this for almost fifty years, during which time around 7,000 people have benefited from grants totalling more than £40 million.

Turning Point (UK, 234887) Browse events

Turning Point is a social enterprise, focused on improving lives and communities. Any surplus profit is used to provide the best services in the right locations for those that need them most across mental health, learning disability, substances misuse and employment.

Simone Cowland Trust (UK, 1116036) Browse events

Simone Cowland Trust was founded in 2006 to raise funds for Cystic Fibrosis sufferers and particularly those at the Royal Brompaton and Harefield Foulis ward. Our aim is to help the day to day lives of those suffering with CF a little easier.

National Heart and Lung Institute Foundation (UK, 1048073) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.An independent charitable foundation(registered charity number 1048073) supporting research, development, education and patient carein heart and lung medicine. Please donate to support our cause.Our mission: Protection and preservation of healthRelief of sickness of those who suffer from heart and lung diseases Advancement of education (including research and investigation) into the causes and treatment of diseases of the heart and lungs. Charity No: 1048073 Find out more Website http://www.nhlif.info

Lady McAdden Breast Screening Trust (UK, 1062236) Browse events

We aim to offer high quality service for the early detection of breast cancer through mammography, examination and education. We give women the time and opportunity to discuss whatever concerns them. We will see women from the age of 18 and we have no upper age limit.

HER Breast Friends (UK, 1114143) Browse events

Hull and East Riding (HER) Breast Friends is a pro-active charity supporting local people affected by Breast Cancer

Cumberland Road Masjid (UK, 1152548) Browse events

A local masjid on the Sunnah serving the Reading Community At Cumberland Road Masjid we aim to provide more than just a prayer space.  We run several events throughout the year from educational classes to social events and more.  We are especially focussed on providing activities for the youth so they remain on the straight path.  Below is a sample of some of the activities we run:MadrassahMother / Toddler sessionsAdult Classes - Fiqh, Aqeedah, Tafseer, HadeethSisters Classes - Arabic, Tajweed, Qur'anYouth ClassesYouth EventsYouth FootballCommunity TalksSocial EventsAqeeqah mealsRaising funds for the needy in affected regions e.g. Syria, Somalia etcYour donations will allow us to expand and improve the current services as well as introduce new ones Charity No: 1152548 Find out more Website http://crmasjid.org Facebook http://www.facebook.com/cumberlandroadmasjid Twitter http://twitter.com/cumberlandmasj YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/Cumberlandroadmasjid

The Berkshire County Blind Society (UK, 1146413) Browse events

The BCBS supports over 2,000 visually impaired people in Berkshire by providing information, advice and practical assistance. It's services include home visits, newsletters in braille, large print and audio and regional social clubs. It demonstrates equipment for everyday activities, runs 4 hospital information desks and a children's club..

Leadership Through Sport & Business (UK, 1147616) Browse events

LTSB provides bright young people from disadvantaged areas a life-changing programme that results in a high percentage of permanent jobs with leading organisations. The charity's unique partnerships with Football clubs gives them leadership, employability and personal skills while studying AAT/IT.

MOLLY'S GIFT (UK, 1197126) Browse events

Greenwich Winter Night Shelter (UK, 1168966) Browse events

The Greenwich Winter Night Shelter offers safe overnight accommodation for homeless people irrespective of race, creed or background, in partnership with referral agencies. Each of the seven church spaces has volunteer teams who welcome guests, cook, dine together, sleep overnight, provide breakfast and clear up hoping to help people find their feet again.

Cure DM (UK, 1191217) Browse events

A dedicated charity raising funds to provide support to those affected by Myotonic Dystrophy, their families and carers, particularly congenital and childhood onset. Organising get togethers for peer support and facilitating research into this rare disease, advocating for DM in science and medicine.