Charitable funds are used in a wide variety of ways to provide those things that the Trust's main funding sources are unable to do. Such spending has included in the past, for example, additional facilities and equipment to assist in the treatment and comfort of patients and for the staff training and welfare. Our Diamond Appeal was launched to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the NHS and we are raising money for a digital breast scanner. All donations to the Diamond Appeal are completely separate from the Charitable Funds and are specifically for the digital breast scanner. They are not used for any other purpose. http://www.justgiving.com/Diamond-Appeal
Achisomoch Aid Company (AAC) is one of the premier charity voucher companies in the UK allowing those wishing to give to charities a simple way to donate. We are pleased to be the exclusive charity of choice for the Gershon Burd Fund.
Drumduan School* is a modern and progressive, independent school, located in the beautiful north-east of Scotland, overlooking Findhorn Bay and the Moray Firth. For 30 years, we have been providing a child-centred, Steiner-inspired alternative to more mainstream educational models. Our curriculum emphasises experiential learning, nature connection, and the creativity that flows from children being given the space to develop in their intellect and imagination in a low technology school environment. That emphasis on the hand-crafted, the hand-drawn, the practical and the beautiful, throughout the school, helps our students become capable, practical and self-confident young people who know their own worth and their own minds. Our focus on project-based creation, rather than testing, also leads to kids who are less pressured and anxious. Our talented and dedicated teachers each bring their own gifts to bear on school life, but it is their shared ability to recognise the special gifts in each individual child that really creates a learning environment that allows each child to flourish. Drumduan has attracted parents and teachers from all over Scotland and the wider world, and has a vibrant and engaged community of parents and supporters, many of whom work and volunteer for the school in roles large and small. Drumduan School is funded almost entirely by our parents and through donations. We strive to keep fees as low as possible and offer generous bursaries so that no child be excluded because of financial hardship. As a small school, this places a heavy burden on our parents, so the more we are supported, the more it becomes possible to open up this transformative education to all and ensure that the school facilities are kept well-maintained. Please consider a regular donation and help Drumduan School to flourish! *Formerly The Moray Steiner School
The Hardman Trust helps people who have been in prison for a long time to get their lives back on track when released. Through our award scheme and prisoner funding directory people, who might otherwise see no future, find work, support their families and become valued members of their communities.
The Crick Playing Field Association is managed by a dedicated and enthusiastic group of volunteers. The Playing Field is long established, and and accessible to all members our community. Presently we have a well used children’s play area in desperate need of new play equipment.
Gorgie Church has been involved in the work of Bethany Christian Trust Care Shelter for many years. The Care Shelter began in Edinburgh as a two week pilot and has grown over the years in response to the need. Until December 2018, the Care Shelter used different church venues and guests slept on mats on the floor. Following the union of Stenhouse Church and Gorgie Dalry Church in 2016, GDS Church was formed and an additional buildings acquired at Stenhouse. After prayerful discussion, Bethany Christian Trust was offered the use of the sanctuary at Stenhouse as a regular Care Shelter. The offer was accepted and the new fixed venue opened its doors on the 21st December. GDS church spent £220.000 refurbishing the building including a new extension to house a toilet block and showers all fully accessible. Pews removed and replaced with 75 single beds with blankets and pillows, laundry facilities allowing care staff to wash towels and linen in-house. The guests are delighted to be coming to the same venue each evening and find Diadem a peaceful place with a unique atmosphere. Over 1000 volunteers from more than 70 churches across Edinburgh provide a two course meal each night. However the kitchen is very basic and has proved to be a challenge. Phase 2 included upgrading the kitchen and existing toilet facilities, the cost has been estimated at £190,000 and we need your help to continue the work. Together we can help relieve the suffering of people who are homeless.
Voluntary Action Epping Forest (VAEF) is an umbrella organisation that provides advice, information & development support services to voluntary & community organisations & volunteers in Epping Forest. VAEF operate a number of projects that directly meet identified need within the local community.
HMF is an organisation dedicated to teaching young people, without the means to sponsor themselves through a dedicated program, the skills to Conserve, Maintain, and Operate historic vessels. Our aim is to develop a training scheme and facilities to teach traditional maritime skills to young people
It costs over GBP 2,000 a day to maintain the fabric and ministry of the Metropolitan Cathedral.
The Medway Towns Bands comprises The Medway Band and Medway Concert Brass. Together we promote brass music locally, providing learning opportunities for local brass players and raising the profile of brass band culture.
PSA stands for Parent & Staff Association. As a registered charity (1096007), the PSA is made up of all parents, carers, and teachers of Ashley Down Primary School, who are passionate about supporting projects and raising additional funds for the school in order to enrich the fantastic teaching and learning environment at our school.
The Asian Association of Chesterfield an inclusive and welcoming organisation that encourages people from across the Chesterfield area to meet, learn and socialise with each other.
FORDTUK is a UK based charity working hand in hand with a Non-governmental Organisation (NGO) in India called the Rural Development Trust (RDT). It works with underprivileged and marginalized societies to improve quality of life. These societies comprise of dalits, tribals and social outcasts. Among them the handicapped are the most vulnerable and hence are given the utmost priority. RDT believes in holistic approach in its welfare schemes. People of these communities have been relegated to a life of oppression, bonded labor and poverty due to age old religious and cultural misconceptions; have been denied of basic human rights. Therefore, RDT provides them with facilities for education, healthcare, shelter and thus induce them to engage in gainful employment as individuals or in co-operatives. Women are empowered in the management of family as well as the society which is a noteworthy feature. Since RDT started in 1969, there has been a remarkable change in the lives of the target population. Encouraged by this transformation, the NGO is constantly extending its area of activity beyond the 3600 villages inhabiting some 4 million population. FORDTUK in addition to offering grants for projects and sponsoring vulnerable children would like to facilitate UK volunteers who are willing to share their professional knowledge and administrative experience, to travel to RDT and help with the program. The charity can be contacted through its web page, www.fordt.uk.net
This year we are bringing the Higher Tour to the region for the very first time, from Monday 29th June - Friday 3rd July 2020. We will be visting 8 local secondary schools from across the city, with three bands, seeing thousands of young people face to face through lessons & our Higher concert.
Working with children in Bangladesh slums. Among other we provide full educational expenses, uniform, transport, books, nutrition and comprehensive medical care to the entire family members. Average cost is about £22 per month. Our long term goal is to unlock the cycle of poverty.
Wirral Environmental Network is an environmental education charity set up to promote and facilitate ethical and environmentally friendly lifestyles.
We are putting CSR at the heart of business Heart of the City is a 700-strong powerhouse of responsible business leaders, Corporate Responsibility practitioners and change agents committed to sharing their experiences and their time with others in order to measurably improve our society.
NDCN exists to help people to help themselves and its vision is that communities in Bangor and the wider north of Down should be safe, peaceful, diverse, inclusive, flourishing and economically vibrant – thus making the area one in which people want to live. To do this we act as a focal point for the community and for community and voluntary sector organisations in the north of Down. We have a town centre based Community Hub in Main Street Bangor to be able help support, serve and signpost people, always with a welcoming smile, a chat and coffee. We deliver a range of regular services and activities in the Hub from singing, sewing, volunteering, creative writing, art, personal development programmes and even a men's shed. We react where we can when we are asked and proactively we try to identify issues where we think we can make a difference to benefit communities, this could be in the creation of a community café, support with community walkabouts, help with funding applications and much more. We presently have 149 member groups including local Community Associations, members from the Community and Voluntary Sector and also faith-based groups. We provide services to help with charity commission registration, Access NI checks and financial examination of accounts. We are always keen to enhance our services and welcome feedback.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. The PTFA assist the school to deliver the best education for its children by running events that raise money to support curriculum activities and purchase items which would not be available through the school’s annual budget. The success of the PTFA depends entirely on the support of parents, staff and the community.The charity fundraising committee is run by parents of children in the school and some teaching staff. We are proud to have contributed towards many facilities that make our school special.Our main project this year is to help enhance the technology and sports equipment available in the school. Charity No: 1059889 Find out more Facebook https://www.facebook.com/mpsptfa/
St Andrew's Church Soham exists to worship God and serve the people of Soham.
‘COY Missions’ works with poor and marginalised people in Africa helping them pursue their dreams and better themselves. We help them get an education; achieve their vocational aspirations; feed and clothe their children and sustain a family home. We also provide life-saving interventions.