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The Carers Centre
(UK, 1043956) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,319.71
(UK, 1043956) Carers of Leicestershire provides advice and emotional support for unpaid family carers living in Leicestershire and Rutland. Carers provide help 24/7 for their sick or disabled relative often giving up their jobs and social lives to look after a parent, spouse or child who has fallen ill or had an accident. Anyone can become a carer without warning or training. The change in lifestyle and role can be extremely distressing, and there are often financial hardships as well. We can help carers with advice and training, we can be an informed friend and hold carers' hands when they battle with 'the system'. We give carers a chance to be themselves again.
Masjid-E-Quba
(UK, 1063944) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,319.00
(UK, 1063944) Masjid-E-Quba has served the local community for 25+ years, providing both religious and social activities to enjoy. We aim to become a centre of excellence; that is, to create a community hub in which both spiritual and secular sciences are discussed, in order to deal with the challenges of the day
The Laura Hyde Foundation
(UK, 1190944) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,318.63The Laura Hyde Foundation are the UK's leading charity in providing bespoke and best in class mental health support for our emergency services
Warwick Lions Club
(UK, 510021) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,317.21The aim of every Lions Club is to promote and benefit the less fortunate in our own localities. The money we raise is spent locally in the Warwick and Leamington Spa area to help individuals and families with needs that they cannot meet themselves, such as food, baby supplies, or furniture.
The Bridge Homelessness to Hope
(UK, 1131922) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,316.04Every week throughout the year, we • share 300 meals with needy people • provide emergency clothes and bedding • give practical help to those on the streets • support people to make changes that will allow them to live independently • take the time to talk and listen
Jodie's cyprus dogs Rehoming
(UK, 1156497) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,316.00
(UK, 1156497) Jodie’s parents relocated to Cyprus and began finding and rescuing stray dogs. They then found homes for them in the UK and initially covered the costs of flights and vaccinations to the UK themselves, spending hundreds of pounds. Jodie's mum is also a dog groomer and through this, she started working with pounds and various other dog rescuing organisations to help rehome dogs to the UK.In March 2013, Jodie decided to set up a website and a Facebook page to help to bring dogs to the UK. We have been a Registered Charity (1156497) since 2nd April 2014.We now have rehomed over 2000 dogs from the UK and Abroad. We have a Charity Shop in Shrewsbury which also helps raise vital funds to keep rescuing and Rehoming dogs in need.No Animal deserves to suffer ill treatment, abuse, abandonment, neglect....thats why we strive to make a difference to these poor dogs lives and find them the forever home's they deserve. JCDR is a UK registered charity that helps rescue, rehome and rehabilitate dogs from the UK and Abroad. Charity No: 1156497 Find out more Website https://www.jodiescyprusdogsrehoming.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jcrdcharity/ Twitter https://mobile.twitter.com/JCDogRehoming YouTube https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC0rsVjEKReC31hTSkE0gHkw
Bumble Bees Mixed Ability Rugby
(UK, 1158351) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,315.93Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. The Bumbles are England's first Mixed Ability rugby team, providing full contact Rugby Union for players with and without physical and learning disabilities.
Actions Not Words
(UK, NIC100040) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,315.00Created via charity sign up service.
MALARIA NO MORE UK
(UK, 1126222) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,315.00We exist to make malaria no more. We work tirelessly to save and protect millions of lives from malaria, mainly young children who are most at risk. Malaria affects almost half of the world’s population and claims the life of a child every minute... but with your help we can make malaria no more.
SPOONS
(UK, 1167043) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,314.22SPOONS supports the Neonatal Units at Royal Oldham and North Manchester General hospitals. We work towards improving family facilities on the units and provide emotional and practical support to parents during neonatal care and after discharge.
Highbury Vale Blackstock Trust
(UK, 1029704) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,313.58Created via charity sign up service.
Mind in Brighton and Hove
(UK, 1071434) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,313.45
(UK, 1071434) Mind in Brighton and Hove is an independent local charity. Our aim is to empower and support people who experience mental health problems and to offer a range of rights based services which enable people to make choices and have a voice.
Style Acre
(UK, 1101626) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,313.00Style Acre supports people with learning disabilities in many different ways. Each person we support is encouraged to make choices about his or her life, style of living and access in the community. We provide supported living for 56 individuals, enabling them to live in their own or rented accommodation within the community and empowering them to lead full and active lives. With two day centres, people can participate in a diverse range of activities, classes, skills development and events. We actively seek work-experience & volunteer opportunities in the community. A forward looking organisation and with an excellent reputation in the disability, charity and regional community, we are committed to seeking innovative and creative ways of enhancing the lives of people with learning disabilities. Your support will enable us to continue funding vital areas of personal development for people with learning disabilities, including communication, work development and IT for independence. Please follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Thank you. Jim (name changed to protect identity) is a man in his 50’s who has a diagnosis of autism and a severe learning disability. Until the summer of 2009, he had lived with his parents all of his life. As his parents were getting older, they approached Style Acre to discuss the possibility of supporting Jim. His parents were understandably concerned about Jim’s future as he had very specific support needs and undertook a very restricted range of activities. Style Acre worked with Jim, his parents and Jim’s care manager to very carefully plan his move into his own home sharing with two other men with similar needs. We also made sure that all of Jim’s wishes and needs were fully understood by the staff who would be supporting him. Jim moved to his house in the summer of 2009 and has made great progress. He now enjoys a much wider range of activities and life experiences than was previously the case. Staff are continuing to work with him to further expand his horizons and enrich his life with even more exciting and stimulating experiences. Jim’s mum and a close friend of his have both described his progress as “simply amazing”. Sharing for the first time In July 2009, four young people began to be supported by Style Acre in a new house which had been fully adapted to meet their needs. Two of the young people had experience of living away from home at a residential college, but the other two people had not until then moved away from their families. Although the group have very different needs, staff worked very hard to plan their support individually as well as to offer opportunities for each person to spend time with others in the group if they so wished and to undertake a range of new and exciting activities (both as a group where desired or individually). Feedback from the young people, their parents and care managers has been very positive, with observations such as the house has a wonderful atmosphere, the staff are great and one of the young people’s mum observing that, as a result of the support being provided, “...my daughter is now growing into the woman we always hoped she would become”. Style Acre Evenlode House Howbery Park Crowmarsh Gifford Wallingford Oxon. OX10 8BA Tel. 01491 838760 Fax. 01491 834663 www.styleacre.org.uk Style Acre Evenlode House Howbery Park Crowmarsh Gifford Wallingford Oxon. OX10 8BA Tel. 01491 838760 Fax. 01491 834663 www.styleacre.org.uk
Plan International UK
(UK, 276035) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,308.89Plan is a global children’s charity. We work with children in the world’s poorest countries to help them build a better future. With your support children, families and entire communities have to the power to move themselves from a life of poverty to a future with opportunity.
ACTS (North Wales and Cheshire
(UK, 1168611) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,308.00To build community by doing Random and Purposeful ACTS of Kindness to encourage people to get involved and make the world a better place. Supporting Living and Giving events to give people chance to demonstrate kindness in their own way. Local people giving time and money build community together
Birch Hill Dog Rescue
(UK, 1136306) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,304.00We are a small independent dog rescue charity that takes in unwanted, abandoned and mistreated dogs. We care for them, no matter what age or type until a suitable home can be found. We survive purely on donations from the public and our volunteers. All dogs are vacc, neutered and microchipped.
Phab Life
(UK, 1178032) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,300.00To promote social and employment change by creating opportunities for people with additional needs to become productive, skilled, and confident people. While breaking down stereotypes and promoting the skills and value people with additional needs can add to any workforce when given the opportunity to shine!
For Baby's Sake
(UK, 1126459) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,299.53The For Baby’s Sake Trust is an award-winning registered charity that provides and promotes trauma-informed, therapeutic support to parents, to break cycles of domestic abuse, and give babies the best start in life.
Katy Holmes Trust
(UK, 1148171) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,295.90The Katy Holmes Trust has been set up in memory of our beautiful daughter Katy to find a paediatric brain tumour cure. Brain tumours are the BIGGEST cancer killer of children in the UK and the most poorly funded by Government with only 0.7% given towards research. We aim to fund research ourselves.
Trinity Winchester
(UK, 1074604) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,295.10Trinity is a unique charity operating in the city of Winchester. Its aim is to promote positive, fulfilling lifestyles, emotional wellbeing and long-term changes for those experiencing the effects of homelessness: substance misuse, mental ill-health, poverty, and social isolation.
Kids Love Clothes
(UK, SC044287) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,294.21We provide gift bags of quality donated kids' clothes to struggling families in Edinburgh and the Lothians, via professional referral. For each child, we give a wardrobe's worth of clothes including a warm jacket and if possible, shoes, an age-appropriate book and a small toy. We'd love your help!
Cheetah Conservation Fund UK
(UK, 1079874) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,293.10Cheetahs are the most endangered of the big cats in Africa and less than 10,000 remain in the wild. The Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) was set up 25 years ago and is now recognized as the world’s leading organisation on the cheetah. The International Research and Education Centre in Namibia is the primary base for all CCF’s global activities, supported by chapters in US, UK, Canada and other countries. CCF has developed a truly inspirational holistic model for cheetah conservation based on the premise that saving the cheetah will save everything else, including humans. The model comprises “Future Farmers of Africa” programme, one part of which is the Livestock Guarding Dog project. This has been so successful that livestock losses have reduced to almost 0% and there is a 2-year waiting list for puppies in Namibia. Dogs have also been sent to South Africa and Tanzania to conserve cheetahs and other big cats. Other parts of the model include education, developing work opportunities for local farmers and communities, restoring habitat, implementing the innovative land-clearing Bushblok fuel project, research and releasing cheetahs back into the wild. This model has proved so successful that cheetah numbers in Namibia have doubled to 3,000. CCF’s vision is to scale-up and roll out this model to other cheetah countries in Africa and beyond. Our call to arms is: “Change the world and save a species” What an extraordinary legacy that would be. Please join us.
Ewen's Room
(UK, SC048248) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,293.06Ewen’s Room is a mental health and wellbeing charity based in the West Highlands of Scotland. We are passionate about supporting mental health and wellbeing and working to raise awareness and reduce stigma around mental health issues. We run peer support drop-ins sessions (currently on zoom) and we also provide resources and workshops online to help people manage their wellbeing. Our free helpline and textline support anyone who needs someone to talk to, and, and we also have a telephone befriending service. For young people in our local area, our Education Officer provides mental health awareness lessons in schools, and we offer free access to counselling for those up to the age of 25. As a small charity, every donation helps, and we would like to take this opportunity to thank anyone who chooses to support us. To find out more about our work, visit www.ewensroom.com.
The Fed
(UK, 1145525) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,293.00The Federation of Disability Sports Organisations was first formed in 1993 bringing together the major organisations across Yorkshire and Humber. Our main focus is to take the national objectives for sport and align these with the demand and desire for more opportunities and greater participation.
Wirral Foodbank
(UK, 1145123) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,291.11Wirral began in November 2011, we are a volunteer led organisation, with nearly 200 individuals giving their time to support local people in the community. We are affiliated to the Trussell Trust, a Christian charity committed to community action against poverty and marginalisation. We meet the needs of all, regardless of faith or no faith, gender and race. The provision of food to individuals and families provides tangible support. We aim to provide tinned food that as far as possible offers a balanced diet that is geared towards the number of adults and children in the family. We seek the support of the local community, both individuals and business. In addition to weekly church food collections we hold regular supermarket collections. We hold monthly store collections at Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Asda and Morrisons. We also involve local schools, who donate food at Christmas and Harvest. Our aim is to involve as many people as possible; we regularly visit churches, church groups and schools promoting the work of the Foodbank.