Marsh Community Centre (UK, 1085116) Browse events

The Marsh Community Centre aims to develop self-confidence and skills of local young people and adults in order that they can bring about positive social and environmental change. We also aim to empower community members to make positive choices for themselves and their community.”

Smart Works Birmingham (UK, 1168264) Browse events

Smart Works provides unemployed women with support for upcoming interviews. Women receive an outfit of high quality clothing, styled for them by two volunteer stylists, and interview coaching with an HR professional. The service is free and anything given at Smart Works is theirs to keep.

Heartbeat (UK, 1168850) Browse events

Heartbeat is based in the Northwest and helps local people recover and rebuild their lives after suffering heart illness, heart attack, cardiac surgery or angina. All resources and funds raised are used primarily for long term cardiac rehabilitation.

CICRA - Crohns In Childhood Research Association (UK, 278212) Browse events

Registered Nos. England and Wales 278212, Scotland SC040700 The Crohn’s in Childhood Research Association (CICRA) is the only national charity in the UK dedicated entirely to helping the families of children and young people with Crohn’s disease and Ulcerative Colitis, collectively referred to as Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). CICRA was formed in 1978 by parents of children affected by IBD with the aims of: These aims are being realised by: Several million pounds has been provided by CICRA to fund research and support families of children with IBD but the underlying cause and a cure are still to be found. We need your help to continue this really important work. Please give generously and “thank you”.  

SIERRA LEONE GRAMMAR SCHOOL OLD BOYS ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION TRUST (UK) SLGSOBA (UK, 1146279) Browse events

Guernsey Literary Festival (UK, CH455) Browse events

Jewish Genetic Disorders UK (UK, 1134935) Browse events

Jewish Genetic Disorders UK (JGD UK) is dedicated to improving the awareness, prevention and management of Jewish genetic disorders across the Jewish, healthcare professional and wider community. We focus on a group of genetic conditions that, though not exclusively Jewish, are of particular relevance to people of Jewish ancestry. Our resources are available to everyone across the Jewish community and the general population. We provide information impartially, empowering people to manage their own condition in the best way possible according to their individual circumstances and beliefs.

Enham (UK, 211235) Browse events

Enham has a proud past and an even brighter future. Enham strives to support disabled people in making real choices in life through the provision of services that will extend access and opportunity for learning, living and worthwhile employment. It gives support wherever needed to enable life to be lived to the full.

Headway East Northants (UK, 1085311) Browse events

Headway East Northants provides support and care for people who are brain injured. They have an activity centre and a minibus and employ five paid members of staff and six volunteers. The charity needs to raise £140,000 per year to maintain this service.

Oxford Winter Night Shelter (UK, 1175750) Browse events

What we'd like to achieve: Our vision is to mitigate the harm that sleeping rough does to people's health and safety, especially during the coldest months of the year. We aim to show the love of God to each of our guests through the way we welcome and care for them, although we do not push religion at our guests. What matters to us and why we do it: In the belief that God wants us all to live fulfilled lives, we put a high priority on respecting our guests. We work within a Christian ethos, and while not excluding guests or volunteers of other faiths or none, have the expectation that they will respect and abide by our values. We acknowledge that we share with all other major faiths, and people of no faith, a desire to help some of the most vulnerable in our society.

VSA (UK, SC012950) Browse events

Do you want to change lives in your local community? VSA changes lives for thousands of the most vulnerable people in Aberdeen city and shire, helping them to live the most independent and fun-filled lives possible.  You can too. Join forces with us to help make the north-east strong and inclusive. And remember, what’s raised in the north-east stays in the north-east! There’s so much you can do with VSA, whether you want to donate, volunteer, hold an event or contribute in some other way. You could be changing lives for: Children with additional support needs, like Down’s Syndrome.  Maisie’s Children’s Centre is one of a kind.  It pioneers full-time integrated care for mainstream children and additional support needs children.  “The most important thing about it is that the kids don’t even notice a wheelchair or oxygen tank.” Children with complex learning disabilities.  Linn Moor School is a very special place.  Here, children with autism and other complex needs reach goals they didn’t know they had.  Young families.  Richmondhill House is the only service of its kind in Scotland.  It creates bonds between babies and their families, guiding them through the maze of parenthood.  Adults with mental health problems.  We want to create positive effects on health, confidence, independence and responsibility.  Re-Connect helps adults who suffer from mental health problems and social exclusion feel at ease. Adults with learning disabilities.  Adults with learning disabilities are nurtured at Easter Anguston Farm, Peterculter.  Employment here aims to make service users confident in the intimidating mainstream job market. Separated families.  The Family Contact Centre is a happy, relaxed place where children with separated parents can meet the mum or dad they no longer live with.  Think what that means to the child. Older people.  We’ll all grow old one day.  Our care homes have varying levels of support.  It’s all about respecting dependence while promoting independence. Young and adult carers.  One in eight people in Aberdeen have an unpaid caring role.  This includes more than 2,000 children.  Some are as young as five years old.  For both adult and young carers, it’s normal.  It’s life.  They don’t know any different. You can support these people.  And all those we haven’t told you about yet.  Our services will be your services too.  We’d love to you to visit to see where your funds could go.  But most of all, you’ll know your efforts will be going right back into making your local community a better place. 

SCI Foundation (UK, 1182166) Browse events

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Sherwood Forest Hospitals General Charitable Fund (UK, 1054086) Browse events

Sherwood Forest Hospitals Charity raises money for King’s Mill, Newark, Mansfield and Ashfield hospitals. Funds donated by members of the community enable us to enhance and improve patient care/facilities ensuring we provide the best possible experience for our patients.

#ForSmudger (UK, 1178182) Browse events

Set up in memory of Nick 'Smudger' Smith, who died from MND at the age of 38, we support research into MND and look at how we can improve the help available for those diagnosed and their families, support children who have had to face the death of a parent and support amateur rugby league.

Societi Foundation (UK, Societi Foundation - N/A) Browse events

Milton Keynes Hospital Charity (UK, 1048297) Browse events

Milton Keynes Hospital Charity is the charity for MK Hospital. We fundraise for all wards to enhance the experience of patients and families. All the money raised funds items over and above NHS provision. By supporting us you can make a real difference to local people when they need it most.

Friends of Five Acre Wood and Grow 19 (UK, 1195042) Browse events

The Friends of Five Acre Wood and Grow 19 was set up to advance the learning & opportunities for the students at both institutions. The charity engages in fundraising activities, including grant applications & event organisation to provide non-statutorily funded resources and income for the students

Heartburn Cancer Awareness and Support (UK, 1136413) Browse events

We aim to raise awareness for people suffering from Heartburn, Reflux, Barrett's Oesophagus, Cardia and Oesophageal Cancer and related diseases. We aim to offer support and help through Research, Prevention and Treatment.

The Jack & Jill Children's Foundation (UK, 20036201) Browse events

Jack & Jill funds and provides in-home nursing care for children with highly complex medical conditions up to the age of six and provide end of life care for children under six, regardless of the diagnosis. Parents call the service the ‘gift of time'.

The Catherine Bullen Foundation (UK, 1110516) Browse events

We are a small charity making a big difference in rural Namibia. Working in the Omaheke province, we have built a medical clinic, donated an ambulance and now we are raising funds to build a canteen and kitchen so that the children of Omuhaturua Primary School Hostel can have their meals cooked and consume them a clean and hygienic environment. Please support our project.

BRENTWOOD MOSQUE (UK, 1196314) Browse events

Miles for Men (UK, 1154996) Browse events

Miles for Men is a series of 5k male-only fundraising events, to raise funds for research to help beat cancer and for those currently fighting the disease. Our UK wide events have attracted over 3,000 men since launching in August 2012, raising over £85,000 for cancer charities across the country.

Pet Blood Bank UK (UK, 037745) Browse events

Pet Blood Bank UK is the first and only charity of its kind that provides a canine blood bank service, giving the veterinary profession quick and easy access to life saving blood. Every unit of blood collected from our registered doggy donors can help save the lives of 4 other dogs.

FRIENDS OF VICTORIA PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL (UK, 1036013) Browse events

Send a Cow (UK, 299717) Browse events

We understand that poverty is more than just the struggle of toiling on land that fails to produce. Many hold out little hope for change. Support our Break...Fast Appeal and every £1 you donate up to 30th June 2014 will be doubled by the UK government, giving even more kids the best start in life.