(UK, 1123173) Browse eventsWe are committed to raising aspirations and releasing potential of children and young people by supporting a team of Children's Workers, two Youth Centres, Out of School Clubs and a Community Cafe. Our intention is to build healthy communities that care for the young - body, mind and spirit.
(UK, 510906) Browse eventsCavendish High School is a very special school for children and young people with complex learning difficulties including autism and physical disability. Our charity, The Friends Of Cavendish, was formed when the school first opened in 1978 and we are really fortunate to have people who raise money on our behalf. All the money is spent on extra things ranging from trips out to a hydrotherapy pool. Our motto is "Inclusion through Participation" and we are proud that fund raising is through our friends. We want to be part of the community and fund raising helps us to extend our friendship with others. Currently the school is raising money for our own cyber cafe that can be used by the pupils, the community and especially ex-pupils. We hope to have specialist IT equipment available for all to use giving access to computers and augmentative communication aids. Thank you so much for supporting us and we really look forward to opening up our cafe in the near future.
(UK, XT22663) Browse eventsThe Simon Poultney Foundation is doing grassroots community development in a rural area of Central Zambia in the Kapiri Mposhi district. Our focus is on empowering the people in the community to improve all aspects of their lives - health, education, food security and finances - by providing them ways enhance their existing talents and skills. Through our Isaiah Project we : - Work with existing public institutions : schools and clinic- Have in place a micro-loan fund- Sponsor 20 community-based orphans and assist widows- Sponsor girls to go to high school (currently three on the program) - Are developing better water resources- Are providing training and resources to enhance agriculture production More information about specific projects can be found by selecting one of them from the list on the left hand side. You can also make a donation to a specific project by selecting it on the left.To make a donation to any of our appeals, please click Here.
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(UK, 1103291) Browse events1st Chinnor Scout Group is a thriving scout group in South Oxfordshire. We have a Beaver Colony, a Cub Pack and a Scout Troop catering for boys and girls between 6 and 14 from Chinnor and the neighbouring villages. We have an enthusiastic and dedicated team of adult leaders who organise and run the weekly meetings of Beavers, Cubs, Scouts. They also organise such things as activities, sleepovers and camps. The overall running of the group is overseen by the Group Scout Leader (GSL). The sections are managed by the section leaders aided by assistant leaders and section helpers. We are also assisted at our meetings and activities by parents as required.
(UK, SC001677) Browse eventsSt Mary's Church Dalkeith is currently fundraising to protect its magnificent Stained Glass windows. They have recently been damaged by vandalism and now have to be covered with steel grills. St Mary's belongs to the Scottish Episcopal Church, which is part of the world wide Anglican Communion.
(UK, Share A Star) Browse eventsBringing back the sparkle for severely unwell children.
(UK, 1136289) Browse eventsThe Succeed Foundation The Succeed Foundation is a charity that brings together researchers, new technologies and individuals with eating disorders to develop evidenced-based tools to support recovery. The problem is big, in the UK alone 1.6 million people are affected by eating disorders. Through fundraising and investment in innovative research and the promotion of ground-breaking evidence-based treatments and preventions, the charity aims to tackle eating disorders in measurable way. The Succeed Foundation places a particular focus on the effective dissemination and implementation of these programmes and in partnership with researchers aims to make solutions available to all. With a fresh and positive approach to eating disorders, wellbeing and body image awareness, The Succeed Foundation is a young charity determined that many in need of help now will see benefits in the future. For information on The Succeed Body Image Programme, or to join our Fat Talk Free Week campaign visit: www.succeedfoundation.org Our Vision: To inform and empower the journey towards a world free from eating disorders. Our Mission: Collect and share all knowledge, create accessible tools, support prevention and recovery, and reach everyone in need.
(UK, 507980) Browse eventsYork’s longest established amateur theatre company performing in venues across the city and a self funding entity raising our funds through internal giving, musical theatre productions, concerts and donations.
(UK, 1137152) Browse eventsStars of Hope is a small charity which aims to improve lives and provide education opportunities for children and vulnerable people within their communities. We provide hope, opportunities and care by sponsoring specific projects, currently in Kenya and Indonesia. Stars of Hope is run entirely by volunteers, and therefore, we have negligible adminstration costs. The Stars of Hope Children's Home in Ruai, Kenya is a home for 36 children from distressing circumstances, including abuse and abandonment. The Children's Home provides a home where they are clothed, fed, schooled and loved. We feel that education is very important to these children and the opportunity to attend school will have a fundamental difference in their lives. 32 of the Stars of Hope children are of school age and Stars of Hope is responsible for all the costs related to their education, including school fees, uniforms, transportation and school lunches. In addition, Stars of Hope also educates another 23 children from the local community. This year, the education budget is over £25,000 and we are constantly fundraising in order to be able to provide this life changing education for these 55 children. Sari Hati is our project in Bali, Indonesia. Sari Hati is a school for disabled young people. There are currently 25 pupils with varying degrees of disability. The school currently operates three days a week and provides a range of lessons and activities for the pupils, in addition to educating carers and parents. Sari Hati has a considerable and positive impact on the lives of these young people and offers invaluable support to their families.
(UK, 1131430) Browse eventsSt. Edward’s is an active, lively Christian Church, seeking to worship God and be a centre of community in the Dringhouses area of York.
(UK, 1116324) Browse eventsThe Hampshire FA Community Trust was formed on the 15th September 2005 and achieved charitable status from The Charity Commission on 9th October 2006. There are currently 2 trustees, David Bennett (Independent Trustee, Chairman), Robin Osborne (Hampshire FA Trustee, Deputy Chairman) with Neil Cassar (Hampshire FA Chief Executive) as the Secretary and Sacha Nicholas (Hampshire FA County Development Manager) as an Associate Member. Find out more by visiting our website using the link on the left hand side of this page.
(UK, 1046675) Browse eventsOld Heath School Association (OHSA) - the PTA for Old Heath Community Primary School. The OHSA has been an integral part of the school community for many years. In its time the OHSA has raised thousands of pounds, which has been spent on equipment and resources to enhance our children’s education experience and the school’s facilities. Our OHSA is about much more than simply fundraising. The OHSA exists to provide closer links between home and school and it is an excellent way to bring staff, parents and friends together socially in support of the school, working towards a common goal. It is fun too - just ask any of the Committee members or OHSA helpers. With the continued support of parents and staff, our OHSA has always succeeded in its efforts and made a real difference to school life. Charity No: 1046675 Find out more Website http://www.ohsa.co.uk Facebook Please click here to visit our Facebook page
(UK, 1104169) Browse eventsFriends of Child Protection (FCP) is a charity based in South Africa that helps children who are victims of abuse
ugive2uganda supports Mbale Schools Band in Uganda. Mbale Schools Band is the most widely-seen brass band in the world on Facebook - see www.facebook.com/mbaleschoolsband. Through the band we try to find sponsors in the UK to support African children so that they can receive a decent education. We are also the first musical charity operating in Uganda that enables a brass band to travel to other countries on the continent to inspire and promote brass music for youth. We call this project African Brass Ambassadors!
(UK, SC028524) Browse eventsICOD Ltd is a user-led organisation of disabled people, providing a range of services including information and advice, awareness training, access auditing and running Inverclyde Shopmobility. We also campaign locally and nationally on issues affecting disabled people.
Action on Pain is a national charity establised in 1998 providing support and advice for people affected by chronic pain. Run entirely by volunteers it produces a range of informative booklets,operates PainLine-our dedicated telephone helpline and runs a Mobile Information Unit around the UK.
(UK, 1099264) Browse eventsWe endeavour to overcome disease and poverty in Africa by supporting educational & medical projects. We have provided vital equipment for use in Intensive Care Units & Operating Theatres in Tanzania & Uganda. We have just started to support another three projects in Zimbabwe.
(UK, NPO:045-689) Browse eventsThe Anna Foundation runs after-schools for children living on farms in the Western Cape, South Africa. Our "3 R’s Programme: Reading, Running, Right-ing" involves education, sports and life skills. We aim to empower rural children with core values while building self-worth and self-responsibility.
(UK, 1151790) Browse eventsGreater Durham Citizens Advice Bureau is an independent charity based throughtout County Durham with bureaux based within Durham City, Peterlee, Seaham, Consett, Stanley, Bishop Auckland and Chester le Street. The Citizens Advice service offers practical, up-to-date information and advice on a wide range of topics, including; debt, benefits, housing, legal, discrimination, employment, immigration, consumer and other problems. Our advice is available to everyone regardless of race, gender, sexuality, age, nationality, disability or religion. For further information please visit www.greaterdurhamcab.org.uk
(UK, 281268) Browse eventsThe Language of Dance Trust mission is to enable opportunities and make dance experiences available to all. The charity’s flagship projects specifically focus on providing opportunities for those who are not usually given access to dance because of socioeconomic deprivation or disability. We have found, from over 50 years of working with people all over the world, that Language of Dance really is for everyone, transcending communication barriers, physical abilities and cultural boundaries. We believe everyone should be able to access the benefits of dance and through our projects we can do this for our beneficiaries.