(UK, 259459) Browse eventsSouthampton Hospital Radio have have been broadcasting to the patients of Southampton continuously since October 1952. Affiliated to the Hospital Broadcasting Association and Serving the Southampton General and Princess Anne Hospitals, we provide patient entertainment 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All of the members of the Southampton Hospital Broadcasting Association (SHBA) were proud to be awarded the Queens Award for Voluntary Service on the 2nd June 2012. It was football that started it all in 1952. Since then, we have covered every home match since 1952. The first live transmissions were from a damp smelly former wine cellar under the Toc H building at the top of The Avenue. A complete programme service came out of there, including newscasts, childrens programmes and outside broadcast coverage of the Carnival. The regular request programmes flourished and a record library of 78s and 45s started.In August 1971, we moved above ground to a two studio building, but 7 years later we had to move again. We were granted a 21 year lease on a piece of land. More serious fundraising was again required to build the studio complex, opened in 1980.Just ten years later, Tesco wanted our piece of land to use as the entrance for their new store. This led to them building and fitting out a new Studio Centre, and we started broadcasting on 12th December 1993.Our last show at this site was on the 13th November 2015, before we moved seamlessly to our new home at Normand House, Tremona Road and without a break in transmission started our next chapter. Charity No: 259459 Find out more Website http://sohba.org/
(UK, 251482) Browse eventsRSPCA Reading with Oxon Border is a financially independent registered charity that carries out animal welfare work and fundraising activities in the local area.
(UK, 286212) Browse eventsReachOut Plus is passionate about helping young people to reach their full potential in safe and inspirational environments. We create opportunities that change the lives of young disabled and disadvantaged people. Go to our website - www.reachoutplus.org for more information about our charity.
(UK, 1126548) Browse eventsRed Balloon Learner Centre Merseyside will provide a memorial for James Bulger, who was murdered in 1993 at the age of 3. Red Balloons provide an ‘intensive care’ full-time education for children and young people aged between 10 and 17 who have stopped going to school as a result of bullying.
(UK, 1124344) Browse eventsThere are 37 million people blind in the world 90% of these live in the poorest part of the developing world 75% of this is treatable or preventable. In the developed world .. its a serious disability. In the developing world .. ITS A DEATH SENTENCE
(UK, 1132858) Browse eventsAbout St. Paul’s Withington St Paul's (Church of England) is a friendly, inclusive worshipping community where we can explore our faith, experience God's love and find a sense of belonging. Located in the centre of Withington in South Manchester, St. Paul’s draws members both from the parish and from further afield and includes people of all ages and from a range of backgrounds. We are active in the local community with a programme of events for people of all ages, including concerts, children’s activities, community dinners, and we host clubs, societies, and charitable organisations in our parish hall. Gisela and Anne’s Sabbatical Pilgrimage: In May, I will be setting out from the St Paul’s to Holy Island (Lindisfarne), along the Pennine Way and the St. Cuthbert’s Way. I’ll be walking with the Revd Anne Pilkington, our friend from Christ Church, West Didsbury. This is a beautiful route, but a tough one. Over the course of 25 days, we’ll climb over 12,000 metres (while Mount Everest is a mere 8,848 meters high). The route covers: 320 miles, 249 stiles, 204 bridges, 287 gates, plus avoiding assorted wildlife. The final stretch involves a barefoot pilgrimage across the tidal causeway off the coast of Northumberland to reach Holy Island. We’ve been training for this over the last few months, spending our weekends out in the cold, rain (and sometimes sun), racking up the miles, traversing bogs and honing our compass reading skills. We have decided to do this as a sponsored walk. I will be raising money for the refurbishment of our kitchen in the parish Hall, so we can get it ready for our new project with L’Arche. The project will involve people with and without learning disabilities working together to prepare and serve meals, a wonderful way to bring people together and build community. Money donated through this online link will be split equally between St Paul's and L'Arche Manchester. The Revd Gisela Raines
Wrangholm Kirk, Church of Scotland. Our vision is to be a living, caring Church at the heart of our communities - celebrating worship, offering support, giving a welcome and sharing the good news of Jesus.
(UK, 1019498) Browse eventsWe are a registered humanitarian aid charity and have been working in Romania since 1991. Our members are mainly hands on building tradespeople who raise their own sponsorship and do not receive any remuneration whatsoever for their work. Our projects started with Orphanages and have progressed as the needs changed. We continually maintain all of our projects. Our projects include an orphanage, two schools, five dispensaries, a street kitchen, a welfare centre for street children, poor families and the disabled and a hospital. Our outreach program is aimed at keeping children out of care and is worked on a very personal basis helped by our medical and educational contacts who actually live within our area of work in Romania. Our help is only limited by sponsorship, the allocation of funds to support individuals is based in advance on a yearly budget to maximise the help that we are able to provide.
(UK, CASC06366) Browse eventsRaising funds for a defibrillator and a commemorative bench in memory of Andrew Jackson, our friend who passed away suddenly on June 25th at 53.
(UK, 800021) Browse eventsSt Crispin’s PTA works alongside the school to organise not only fundraising events but also to provide a range of services for the school and community.
(UK, CH10651) Browse eventsChelmsford Hockey Club provides opportunities for those from 5 to 85 to play and enjoy hockey; with opportunities at all levels and programmes for youth and those returning to hockey after time out of the sport. We also run programmes of coaching in local schools. Almost uniquely for a team sport it attracts as many women as men to play the sport. It is a family friendly club and one in which we have players in their 60s and 70s.... and 80s! Hockey has strong core values of team work, pride, respect and openness. We need to replace our artificial pitch surface in 2017 and are fundraising to help to fund this and also future coaching programmes in the Club and outreaching to the community. We are a Community Amateur Sports Club and as such can reclaim tax through gift aided donations. Find out more about the Club at our website www.chelmsfordhc.org.uk
(UK, 802678) Browse eventsWe are a full-size symphony orchestra based in West Hampstead, north west London. Now in our 98th season, we're one of London's oldest amateur orchestras. We aim for high standards of musicianship and at the same time have fun and enjoy making music. During the year we have at least 3 performances which raises money for our own charity and nominated charities such as Cancer Research UK
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(UK, 1046332) Browse eventsThe Richard Langhorn Trust has helped hundreds of disabled and underprivileged children pursue and enjoy the pleasures of sport. It has been putting a smile on children's faces for over 10 years.
Cricket West Indies, The International Cricket Council, English Cricket Board and the MCC have united to set up the Hurricane Relief T20 Challenge on 31st May 2018. This unique T20 cricket game between the WINDIES and an ICC World XI will raise funds for the cricket facilities devastated by Hurricanes Irma and Maria. These cricket facilities lie at the heart of Caribbean communities and cricket is the heartbeat of the Caribbean. All proceeds from the game and your donations will be managed by the Oval Cricket Relief Trust which has supported the Tsunami Cricket Appeal and the Pakistan Earthquake Appeal. These funds will go towards the major task of rebuilding and renovating the five major venues damaged during the hurricanes as well as other community cricket facilities: Ronald Webster Park, Anguilla Sir Viv Richards Stadium, Antigua Windsor Park Stadium, Dominica Cancryn Cricket Grounds, USVI Carib Lumber Ball Park, St Maarten On behalf of Cricket West Indies and the West Indian cricket loving people, we thank you so much for your kind and generous support.
(UK, 275357) Browse eventsSamaritans offers confidential emotional support to anyone who is going through a crisis or thinking of taking their own life. The branch provides a telephone service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and is open for visitors by appointment from 9.30am to 8.00pm.
(UK, 1059686) Browse eventsWeight Concern works for the physical and psychological health of overweight people. It is currently developing more effective treatments for children and adults who are already overweight. Your generous donations will enable Weight Concern to expand its childhood obesity trial and provide useful information materials for the parents of overweight children.
(UK, 1139987) Browse eventsBidna Capoeira needs YOUR support for our work improving the lives of traumatised children through the Brazilian sport and art-form of capoeira. We believe our projects are unique, helping highly stressed children and young people in fragile, fractured communities break cycles of violence and improve their educational performance by expressing themselves through music, dance and movement. Capoeira is non-violent and non-contact and teaches self-respect and respect for others. Our projects take place with the support of a psychosocial counselor to help children move forward from the abuse and violence that often surrounds them, to get a better education and make more positive life choices. Any gift can make a big difference to our work, but a regular gift helps us to plan better for the future.
(UK, 1151640) Browse eventsThe Centre for Islamic Guidance is a newly established charitable centre. We believe the best way to make a difference in our society is to help residents improve their family life by empowering them and helping them to achieve a better standard of life for themselves and their families.
(UK, 1114645) Browse eventsThe Geoff Ashcroft Community aims to help promote positive mental health and emotional well-being amongst vulnerable people living in Tower Hamlets. Our mission is to build an expression of community that offers a place of belonging, safety, confidence, friendship and service.
(UK, 1150890) Browse eventsFreeBible images is a registered UK Charity (No. 1150890) providing sets of Bible story images for free download online. We are currently raising funds to get hundreds of photos of scenes from the Gospels, shot in the Middle East, licensed and into production. These will help thousands of people around the world who can show them as they explain Bible passages to all age groups, in all cultures.
(UK, 1150159) Browse eventsManvers Lake is managed by Manvers Lake and Dearne Valley Trust a registered charity. The charity looks after this space for people local residents to use for active recreation and water sports activities. The trust cuts the grass and collects the litter as well and doing other jobs to maintain and improve this local asset. We need as much help as possible in looking after the lake and its surrounding. Please can you help by making a donation. Our Charitable objects are to promote community participation in healthy recreation by providing facilities for canoeing, cycling, running, sailing, swimming, triathlon and windsurfing to the communities of Rotherham, Doncaster, Barnsley and the surrounding areas.
(UK, 802942) Browse eventsIDCF provides support to charities within Tower Hamlets with specific interest in the Isle of Dogs, Poplar and Limehouse. Its most successful project is the annual Summer Programme that provides a range of co-ordinated activities for children and young people, many of whom live in overcrowded accommodation. The programme encourages them to experience new activities.