From Me To You (UK, 1183413) Browse events

Cancer patients often feel socially isolated as friends drift away unsure of what to say. Letters are a wonderful way to keep people connected at a time when they feel most disconnected. Our events help people to find the courage to write, either to friends or for our Donate A Letter campaign.

Jasmine Foundation (UK, SC049464) Browse events

The Macquaker family founded the Jasmine Foundation in memory of our daughter Jasmine. We aim to use this as a platform to assist others in need, to provide a resource for information around adolescent depression. The Jasmine Foundation aims to support the research and awareness of mental health in young people and prevention of suicide. We use creativity as a catalyst for mental wellbeing and hope our support will help young people and families to develop life skills and resilience.

FUTURE FACES (UK, 1155736) Browse events

Future Faces aims to set global standards in the training and inter-disciplinary support of surgeons, speech therapists and other skilled healthcare professionals to improve the lives of people with cleft lip and palate.

Harriet Davis Trust (UK, 1015096) Browse events

Seaside holidays for disabled children and their families.

Catalyst (UK, 1075892) Browse events

Catalyst works with people with alcohol, drug, mental health and wellbeing issues throughout Surrey. We help people change and grow by means of skilled staff and volunteers offering a personal and non-judgmental approach which builds resilience.

The Openwork Foundation (UK, 1184592) Browse events

The Openwork Foundation is proud to support vulnerable children and adults in the UK and overseas. Our mission will always be to make a positive difference. From new born babies to those in later life; every vulnerable person deserves our support. That’s why we provide grants and volunteer to help those in our communities, where and when they need us most.

WISTERIA CAT RESCUE (UK, 1191376) Browse events

The Scottish Spina Bifida Association (UK, SC013328) Browse events

The SSBA is the only specialist charity in Scotland providing a lifetime commitment of dedicated support services to those affected by the conditions. Our aim, as always, is to ensure that every person affected is empowered to lead the highest quality of life possible. Thank you for your support.

Hillfield Swifts (UK, SC050231) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

The Wish Centre (UK, 1116444) Browse events

We are a small local charity founded over 30 years ago. We provide emergency accommodation, crisis point and safety interventions and holistic support for families impacted by domestic abuse. We work with female & male victims and perpetrators and have a specialist team supporting children.

ASYLUM SUPPORT AND IMMIGRATION RESOURCE TEAM (UK, 1159888) Browse events

Glasgow Womens Aid (UK, Glasgow Womens Aid - N/A) Browse events

MS CENTRE DORSET (UK, 1182285) Browse events

MS Centre Dorset's aim is to encourage and support local people living with multiple sclerosis to reach their full potential. We provide a range of exercise and fitness classes in our physio suite as well as a friendly day centre where our members can meet and socialise.

Friends Of Northway. (UK, 1003262) Browse events

Friends of Northway is a charity which raises funds for Northway School in Mill Hill London. Northway School is a school for special needs children, aged 4-11, with a range of moderate to severe learning difficulties including cerebral palsy and autism. The school is described as outstanding by OFSTED in 2007 and 2010.   If you would like to sponsor our team of staff doing a charity skydive for Friends of Northway please click here to visit their page.

THE INDIAN SOCIETY OF SOUTH WEST WALES (UK, 1142395) Browse events

Triple Skillz Charity (UK, 1207481) Browse events

Triple Skillz Charity was established to address the massive needs among our young people & to help transform the communities they live in. We primarily work in Leicester but are ambitious to do more & in other areas. We provide mentoring, sports activities and much more to transform lives.

The Ben Kinsella Trust (UK, 1126612) Browse events

The aims of the Ben Kinsella Trust are: To launch a Knife Crime Exhibition in 2012 to educate young people to stay away from carrying a knife. To pass on the legacy of Ben To educate children of all ages of the consequences of knife crime To hopefully one day build a youth centre in Ben’s name

SPEAR (UK, 1053351) Browse events

SPEAR is a small equine and animal rescue charity based in Warwickshire. It fulfils a unique gap for the welfare of elderly and/or neglected horses, ponies, donkeys and other animals. It works closely with the RSPCA and part of its directive is to educate and advise the public.

Strongbones Children's Charitable Trust (UK, 1086173) Browse events

S.C.C.T. is a national registered charity set up to help relieve the pain, suffering and financial burden of families who have children suffering from brittle bone disease, bone cancer, scoliosis, arthritis, and all other muscular skeletal conditions.

Action Mental Health (UK, 100753) Browse events

Action Mental Health changes the lives of those living with mental ill-health and promotes resilience and well-being to future generations. Join TEAM AMH and start Taking Action On Mental Health today!!

Greenwich Youth For Christ (UK, 1122364) Browse events

Greenwich Youth For Christ is a faith based, local charity that works with children, young people and their families in and around Greenwich South East London

Children Of Promise Nyc (UK, 830440009) Browse events

Sevenoak Kenya Education Trust SKET (UK, 1118914) Browse events

Enabling young Kenyans from poor rural families to complete secondary school usually through sponsorship Making small grants to imrove secondary school facilities in Kenya

The Horners Charity Fund (UK, 292204) Browse events

We are the charity of the Worshipful Company of Horners in the City of London.The Worshipful Company of Horners is one of the 110 City Livery Companies. It is governed by a Royal Charter granted in 1638 and supports the traditions of the City & the Lord Mayor. The Horners traditionally were the Guild governing the fashioning of animal horn into a wide variety of utensils and objects. Being made of keratin, a natural plastic, the Horners have, since 1944, supported the Polymer & Plastics Industries. For 2017 our Master, Alison Gill, chose Blind in Business as her charity for the year.  This charity was founded in 1992 to assist blind graduates and students, and companies who wish to employ them.  The Charity has helped more than 800 blind people het into work, has delivered over 650 training courses and has given specialist career and technology training to over 7000 school children.The charity also helps those who are losing their sight and who are already in employment to retain their jobs.  Through training and employment services it helps blind students to identify and achieve their ambitions.  It offers help finding work, preparing for interviews and obtaining the equipment necessary to succeed at work. It also supports employers in hiring and working with people with visual impairments. Charity No: 292204 Find out more Website http://www.horners.org.uk

Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Trust (UK, SC005503) Browse events

The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland is a globally-acclaimed centre of excellence for the performing arts. The only institution of its kind in Europe, RCS offers a specialist and world-class education in dance, drama, music, production and screen, all within one creative and collaborative place. We are incredibly proud of our students and their achievements as artists, performers and positive contributors both to the arts and to society here in Scotland and across the world. We are committed to working with students of the greatest potential, regardless of their financial circumstances. This commitment is supported through the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Trust which manages funds donated by individuals, trusts, foundations and bequests to offer scholarships which enable students to nurture their skills and talents in the performing arts – regardless of background or personal circumstances. Our goal is to enable students of exceptional potential in the performance arts to be part of RCS. We want to make the education opportunities we offer as inclusive, diverse and wide-reaching as possible. We offer scholarships to students in all disciplines, from the Junior Conservatoire to research degree level. We value every donation we receive and all funds will go directly to support and enable our students to fulfil their ambitions and make the most of their potential. By supporting us, you are helping the next generation of creative talent flourish.