Bervie Play Parks (UK, SCO42985) Browse events

The Bervie Play Parks Committee was set up with the aim of raising money to improve and expand upon the existing, limited, playground facilities in Inverbervie. We are a registered charity (SCO42985). Our strategy has been to involve the whole community in our fund raising activities so that everyone feels they have a stake in the completed project. Our emphasis has been upon family friendly events; monthly roller discos, Easter trails, Halloween parties and a Jubilee street party. We have organised a comprehensive program of children’s holiday events and in addition, we have compiled a CD showcasing local music. The Burgh Hall has been turned in to a cinema, showcasing the latest films. We persuaded fifty people to abseil off the North Water Bridge in Montrose. We have brought a wide variety of workshops and activities to the village, with card crafting, cave exploring, circus training and everything in between. We want to make sure the journey is as much fun as reaching the destination! Our first priority is to completely revamp the Church Street play park, turning it into a fully refurbished, inclusive play space which will be renamed "The Cutty Park". We'll soon have plans to put on public display and these will give a sense of the transformation. To date, we have raised £16,047.19, and for the completion of this park, we need to raise approximately £80,000. We have been overwhelmed with the support we have already received and look forward to having lots of fun raising the rest. We are committed to providing excellent play facilities for our children, to improve their health and well-being, and to make Inverbervie and even better place to live! The Bervie Play Parks Committee was set up with the aim of raising money to improve and expand upon the existing, limited, playground facilities in Inverbervie. We are a registered charity (SCO42985). Our strategy has been to involve the whole community in our fund raising activities so that everyone feels they have a stake in the completed project. Our emphasis has been upon family friendly events; monthly roller discos, Easter trails, Halloween parties and a Jubilee street party. We have organised a comprehensive program of children’s holiday events and in addition, we have compiled a CD showcasing local music. The Burgh Hall has been turned in to a cinema, showcasing the latest films. We persuaded fifty people to abseil off the North Water Bridge in Montrose. We have brought a wide variety of workshops and activities to the village, with card crafting, cave exploring, circus training and everything in between. We want to make sure the journey is as much fun as reaching the destination! Our first priority is to completely revamp the Church Street play park, turning it into a fully refurbished, inclusive play space which will be renamed "The Cutty Park". We'll soon have plans to put on public display and these will give a sense of the transformation. To date, we have raised £16,047.19, and for the completion of this park, we need to raise approximately £80,000. We have been overwhelmed with the support we have already received and look forward to having lots of fun raising the rest. We are committed to providing excellent play facilities for our children, to improve their health and well-being, and to make Inverbervie and even better place to live!

Being Humanitarian (UK, 1157582) Browse events

Our mission is simple and focuses on addressing the root causes of poverty and suffering by facilitating, developing and then delivering effective programs through sustainable partnerships with individuals, businesses and organisations. Being Humanitarian, a non-profit organisation, registered with the Charity Commission of England and Wales (Reg No. 1157582), works in relief and development to alleviate human suffering in Pakistan and Bangladesh. Being Humanitarian is dedicated to helping the needy overcome poverty and injustice. Charity No: 1157582 Find out more Website http://www.beinghumanitarian.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Being.Humanitarian.uk/ Twitter https://twitter.com/B__HUMANITARIAN YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCczo2FvIfFZ_jatRVahgFHQ

the edward newell memorial (UK, XT26052) Browse events

The purposes of the Charity are for the advancement of health and improvement in the quality of lives for children and young people with “autism with severe learning difficulties". The charity is a memorial to Edward Newell who died on 21 June 2010. Edward’s strength of character, sense of humour and incredible spirit has left a hole in the hearts of his family and those that knew him. Our love for Edward now finds its voice and inspiration in the formation of a permanent charity whose core aim is to help children and young adults who, like Edward, are diagnosed with ASLD. We also aim to provide support to the families who are struggling to cope with the daily realities of caring for someone with this condition. Please note that the charity will be entirely for the public benefit; costs relating to Edward’s own memorial to commemorate his life do not form part of the charity. HMR&C Charities have accepted The Edward Newell Memorial as a charity for tax purposes under their reference XT26052. Payments received can be eligible for the Gift Aid scheme, the 25% gift aid. The HMR&C Model Declarations for fit and proper persons acting as charity trustees are in place. The Trustees do not expect to incur any administrative charges at this stage, all work being carried on a voluntary basis.   CHARITY DEFINITIONS: kindness and tolerance in judging others; love of humankind; the voluntary giving of help, typically in the form of money, to those in need; generous actions or donations to aid the poor, ill, or helpless; a charitable act or work; benevolent feeling, especially towards those in need or in disfavour; leniency and forbearance in judging others

BENLLECH PLAYGROUP (UK, 1036631) Browse events

Little Orchids (UK, Little Orchids - N/A) Browse events

Little Orchids provides therapeutic intervention, respite and support for children aged 0-4 years with special needs and their parents/carers. One key aim is to improve the lives of these children, with the view of enabling them to achieve their full potential and prepare them to enter into mainstream education.

HC4AI (UK, 1158474) Browse events

We provide healthcare to third world remote rural communities that have very limited or no access to health care by using modern technology and innovation. Remote rural people make long & arduous journeys to medical centres but are now treated in their homes using community health workers (CHW) travelling to the patient and linking with the doctors in their clinics, and hospitals via tele-medicine technology.The CHWs carry essential drugs and are trained in dispensing with advice from the doctors.The doctors talk directly with patients and the CHWs in real time using the tele-medicine technology.The Patient’s condition and clinical observations are transmitted to the doctor through tele-medicine and recording apps.The Patient’s medical details are available to the doctor and CHW via an app on their hand held tablet and a remote Electronic Medical Records Database.Patients who need escalated treatment are evacuated to hospital in the same ambulance that the CHWs use to attend the call.All treatments provided by us including drugs are free to patients who cannot fund their treatment. Charity No: 1158474 Find out more Website http://www.healthcare4all.org.uk

Rotary Jaipur Limb Project (UK, 1037735) Browse events

The Rotary Jaipur Limb Project sponsor and support several limb camps in Asia and Africa and Haiti providing new limbs to thousands of amputees who otherwise live in abject conditions caused by disease, accidents or from minefields. A Jaipur limb costs £25 making active life possible for victims.

Community and Family Initiative (UK, 289179) Browse events

Help and support for families and individuals in the local community. Parenting programmes, divorce and separation recovery, Befrienders and The Sharing Project: practical assistance for people needing furniture & household items. The charity also takes donations of furniture and household items.

Future Nation (UK, 1115050) Browse events

Future Nation campaigns, fundraises and supports the development and growth of young people in partnership with their families and communities.

Justice Culture (UK, 1158207) Browse events

Justice Culture is working to directly support survivors of human trafficking in the UK, and to promote the prevention, reduction, and detection of trafficking worldwide. Find out more by clicking the Facebook link below - website coming soon!

Parish Action (UK, Parish Action - N/A) Browse events

Parish Action raises money for a number of charities supported by St Mary's Church and All Saints' Church Putney. The key charities we support are Spires, Vulindlela Guardians, Christian Aid, Newpin Roehampton and the Wandsworth Refugee Network. For more information visit our website www.parishofputney.co.uk.

Victim Support Nottinghamshire (UK, 1081823) Browse events

Victim Support Nottinghamshire (VSN) is an independent local charity, dedicated to providing emotional support, information, and practical help to people who have suffered crimes ranging from burglary to serious sexual assault, whether or not the crime has been reported to the police. VSN depends on 300 specially trained volunteers to deliver free and confidential services throughout the county and city, supporting victims of rape, domestic violence, families of murder victims, witnesses attending court and victims of crimes with racial or homophobic motivation.

St Oswalds Church, Winwick (UK, XN11723) Browse events

The church of St Oswald has been at the centre of the village of Winwick for hundreds of years, but now the dreaded death watch beetle has wreaked havoc on the church roof: we need to restore our beautiful old church, and, with the help of English Heritage, have our big chance to save St Oswalds.  In February 2012, the grant from English Heritage was formally offered and accepted. The nave roof has now been completed, and now the side aisles are being tackled.

Bridging the Gap (Across Africa) (UK, 1116623) Browse events

Purpose of the charity is to advance the education of young people in Africa by providing school equipment and establishing links in the UK.

The Rainbow Farm Trust (UK, 1110081) Browse events

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1st Berrow Guides International Trip (UK, 1st Berrow Guides International Trip - N/A) Browse events

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Musicworks (UK, 1119679) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Opportunity, Creativity, ExcellenceMusic is central to our experience of the world around us. It is a primary source of the way we experience, understand and interpret the world in which we live. It is one of the core experiences that define us, unite us and enrich us.This is central to our Music in Care projects which use personalised music to enhance the quality of life for people with dementia and at end of life. Please donate to support our cause. musicworks exists to promote all forms of music by encouraging musicians and providing a proper showcase for their talent, recognising their abilities and supporting them to reach a wider audience by encouraging and recognising their work.Music in CareWe are proud to be the home of 'Music in Care' The Soundtrack To My Life - using personalised music to enhance the quality of life for people with dementia.My Story in Music - a legacy project which uses music at end of lifeMy Music Oasis - supporting carers using personalised music. Charity No: 1119679 Find out more Website http://www.musicworksnet.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Musicworks/227028490819997 Twitter https://twitter.com/musicworksnet

Wimbledon Symphony Orchestra (UK, 259860) Browse events

Wimbledon Symphony Orchestra (Music Director: Robin Browning) was founded in 1963.The orchestra has an excellent reputation and a wide repertoire, attracting leading professional soloists and giving opportunities to talented young performers at the start of their careers.

Wycombe Child Contact Centre (UK, 1093616) Browse events

The Wycombe Centre provides a neutral, safe and friendly environment in which children can meet with parents from whom they are separated after family breakdown.

Friends of Appleton School Association (UK, 1024450) Browse events

We raise funds for equipment that the LEA cannot provide to enhance the childrens school life

HACKLETON SCHOOL ASSOCIATION (UK, 1067582) Browse events

Mind in Ealing and Hounslow (UK, 299556) Browse events

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Devoted Living Daily Ministry (UK, EW91343) Browse events

Loan Smart (UK, 1176832) Browse events

Loan Smart is a new registered charity that has been established to help tackle the scourge of illegal money lending in the UK. The latest statistics estimate that 310,000 individuals nationally are borrowing from loan sharks, meaning that illegal money-lending is a significant problem in our communities. Data from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) shows that 36% of consumer credit enquiry calls to its Consumer Credit Centre involve status and regulation such as checking on a firm’s authorisation status. In addition, research conducted by the Illegal Money Lending Teams (IMLTs) indicates that a high percentage of people going to a loan shark did not realise it was illegal. There is therefore an opportunity to raise awareness of the existence of illegal money-lending.

Mistreated Animals Sanctuary (UK, 1147728) Browse events

About Us M.A.S. was set up in 2010 with the aim to provide a sanctuary for mistreated animals in the North East of England. In June 2012 we were granted charitable status by the Charities Commission for England & Wales. Our sancturay aims to offer a place of saftey to any animal which has been the  victim of cruelty or neglect, by providing shelter and care for pets and farm animals, as well as wild animals suffering as a result of accidental injury. We will never turn any animals away. Cases of animal cruelty and neglect in the UK are increasing every year. Last year alone, the RSPCA received over 1.3 million phone calls, and the number of prosecutions rose by 20%. Behind all of these statistics are animals in need of care. We receive no government or lottery funding, and rely entirely on the generosity of our supporters. Any donation you can make will help to open our doors to mistreated, neglected, and injured animals. Please help us to help them