The Fund is a small charity founded by Miriam Dean in the late 1940s. We currently work with partners in India, Kenya and S Africa meeting medical and educational needs of children and the disabled. Volunteer trustees, working from home, minimise expenses so "every penny given goes" ... to partners.
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Gecko Sri Lanka is a student-run charity, set up in response to the December 2004 tsunami. They fund sustainable community-based projects in Sri Lanka including building homes for families displaced by the tsunami, constructing water tanks for villages without clean water & equipping schools with basic education supplies.
The CoLA school play is one of the major events in the school calendar. Last years production received rave reviews in the Southwark News and South London Press. By sponsoring this parachute jump, by teacher Geri Parker-Wakefield and pupils Sam Bradley and Jake Collingwood you will be ensuring the success of this years play.
We provide positive activities and educational opportunities for young people so they may improve their skills and knowledge in a wide range of subjects for both personal and professional development. We develop young people’s self-reliance and individual responsibility so they can be active and responsible citizens and be part of building stronger local communities.
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The Cotswold Listener is a weekly talking newspaper for the registered visually impaired in Cheltenham and the North Cotswolds. Its now going digital, to offer CDs and other formats. Recordings contain 45 minutes of local news from the local paper, and a magazine supplement. Everything is done by volunteers.
Raising funds to support Buckingham, Winslow and district Citizens Advice Bureau
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.
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.
We raise funds for equipment that the LEA cannot provide to enhance the childrens school life
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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.
We are all volunteers and all of our services are offered free-of-charge. We work with offenders, ex-offenders, people at risk of offending, victims of abuse, families of all four and the IOM community challenging people to make the choice for positive change.
Northamptonshire's leading independent day School for boys and girls aged 3-18. Our Prep School celebrates its Centenary Year in 2013. The Centenary Fund is designed to give everyone associated with the Prep School an opportunity to contribute to its future success. Donate and be part of that future
the2:67project was set up to offer advice, support, encouragement, networking, resources and training in all areas of youth and children’s work across the St Albans area in any and every church/organisation.
It provides grants and prizes to students of arbitration and dispute resolution and runs a scheme to provide support and training for those seeking to qualify as practising arbitrators. It provides education and welfare support to those that need it, and generally supports charities with a connection with the City of London.
it enhances the lives of the pupils at Sidestrand Hall Special School who all have complex learning difficulties
The Holst Birthplace Museum – childhood home of inspirational composer Gustav Holst – promotes the man, his life and his music. Help the Museum to reopen after flooding so Holst can continue to inspire future generations! #HelpHolst
The Jamie Oliver Food Foundation works to bring food skills to life. We believe that every child should learn about food, where it comes from and how it affects their bodies and everyone should be able to access lost or forgotten food skills.
The Zimbiala Trust provides grants to and technical assistance by way of capacity building for local Zimbabwean NGOs and civil society groups in Zimbabwe who promote and protect human rights through programmes to assist victims of state organised or induced violence and torture, including displaced persons and refugees.
‘No one should face cancer alone regardless of ethnic origin, gender and age’The acronym of Chinese Association for Cancer Care, ‘CaCaCa’, resembles the sound of laughter and our motto is “Sunshine after Rain, Healthy Life Regained”— It is our mission to reach people, like you, who are affected by cancers giving support, strength and inspiration. We will help you make choices you need to get back on your feet and enjoy life with hope and laughter again. Who we areWe are a group of volunteers, professionals and cancer survivors who come together to care for people living with cancers. We understand the struggles of cancer patients, especially those of ethnic minority to whom cultural difference and language barrier are main issues.Chinese Association for Cancer Care (CaCaCa), the first of its kind, is a registered charity founded in June 2013, acting as a source of practical and emotional support for cancer patients primarily, but not exclusively, of Chinese ethnic background. Motivated by our Christian faith, we are committed to journey with cancer patients to cope with the disease and share with them God’s love, grace and peace. Charity No: 1160496 Find out more Website http://cacaca.org.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CACACAUK/