Kepler Cheuvreux Group is a leading pan-European financial services company, active in research, intermediation and advisory. It was founded in 1997. Through its multi-local footprint, the group has been highly sensitive to the social and health impacts of the coronavirus crisis in the 13 countries where it operates, and has put a strong emphasis on the protection of its employees and clients since the very beginning of the crisis. Aware of its social responsibility, the group now wants to go a step further by contributing substantially and concretely to common good, involving its employees, clients and partners, in the context of the coronavirus crisis and, beyond, over the next years. The Kepler Cheuvreux Foundation is a non-profit organisation, and will only support non-profit organisations, whether public or private. As a result, the Foundation does not aim to make any profit. To reach its objectives, the Kepler Cheuvreux Foundation will, in particular: > Support public and private healthcare services providers in Europe, in particular in critical contexts, > Support charitable organisations which are supporting, in the short term, the victims of the economic & social consequences of the Covid-19 crisis, and in the longer term, deprived people, > Support non-profit private and public healthcare research institutions throughout Europe, > Support European institutions hosting elderly or disabled people.
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(UK, V4H5BH9C) Browse eventsDisabled Sailing - a unique Charity that enables people with complex physical needs learn to sail a boat by breath control. Fully supported with a team of highly skilled and qualified instructors
Brighton Fringe is the largest open-access arts festival in England. It is an international festival that is at the same time rooted in the community. It embraces every art form and every form of artistic expression and supports both new and established performers.
We transcribe print magazines and newspapers into audio format for the benefit of the visually and reading impaired. These can be downloaded online daily, free of charge. Last year over 30,500 articles were listened to and a further 34 listeners still receive a weekly tape service.
As a charity, we are proud to award scholarships and bursaries to British and Spanish post-graduate students every year, and, in doing so, we hope to encourage valuable research and learning which we believe to be beneficial for both the UK and Spain. The British Spanish Society Scholarship Programme has been empowering knowledge and culture supporting for 12 years aiming to support individual and institutional links between the United Kingdom and Spain, sponsoring research in fields as diverse as medicine, urban planning, engineering, linguistics, literature, physics, architecture, marine archeology and music.
Our aim is that every child is valued as we strive to provide everyone with the very best educational opportunities to enable them to reach their fullest potential. This is made possible with the exceptional teacher to pupil ratios in our classrooms. Everyone at Ibstone School is encouraged to play an active part in the school community and we place great value on working together as partners in the education of the children. The SIAS inspection in April 2011 judged the school as OUTSTANDING. Read the report here. We are also delighted that the latest OfSTED inspection credited the school as a GOOD school with a number of outstanding judgements.
we are an local Cricket club based in Colchester that's embarking on a pavilion refurbishment project hopefully starting Autumn 2019. the help and support of Members and friends will be essential to the success of the project. Please help where you ca,
(UK, 1033081) Browse eventsHaringey Sports Development gained charitable status in1994 and in 1999 moved to premises at New River S.C., paying a basic rent to Haringey Council. Because of his passion for Sport, belief that all young people should have the opportunity to take part in Sports and appreciation that Haringey Schools needed help to develop School Sports, Burk Gravis, The trust director, established Haringey Sports Development in 1992 using a electric typewriter and with minimal funding from the Tottenham Grammar School Foundation. Today the trust enjoys a high profile across the community Sports sector in London and is viewed externally as a success. The Trust has a strong record of delivering Sports Development in Haringey and neighbouring areas, particularly focusing work on young people. A large part of the work developed by the trust is our volunteer and coach education programme which works in partnership with several major organisations and events in London.