Lluest Horse and Pony Trust is a small registered charity founded in 1985 based in Brecon Beacons. We rescue rehabilitate and rehome horses and ponies who have been the victims of cruelty and neglect. We also run volunteer and work experience programmes based in our ancient native woodland
The Loomba Foundation, a UN accredited global NGO, is commemorating International Widows Day on 23 June 2014, which was launched by the Foundation in 2005 & adopted by the UN in 2010. We are empowering 10,000 widows in India, who will each receive a sewing machine & training to make garments.
We collect used prosthetic legs from across the UK and store them until we have enough to warrant transporting them to our trusted partners in Africa. We send donated prosthetic legs to Africa where they are reconditioned and modified before being paired with their new owner.
New Bridge creates links between the offender and the community. We befriend prisoners and provide mentors to help maintain a crime free life on release. New Bridge trains volunteers to befriend and encourage prisoners. Many feel lonely, cut off, angry or depressed and want a listening ear, a non judgemental mind with which to engage or just news of the outside world. We run a mentoring project based in the Merseyside area. In London, New Bridge runs London Through The Gate a befriending service aimed at short term prisoners, many of whom have led chaotic lives with frequent spells in custody. Volunteers work in pairs to help offenders make the right choices about their lifestyle that prevent a return to prison. Your generous donation will help us maintain and develop our befriending and mentoring services so that more prisoners are given a greater chance of a positive, crime free life. Thank you so much for your support.
The Linen Guild is a voluntary charity, who raise funds to support mothers who are in difficult circumstances, under severe financial stress or who have the added challenge of a critically ill infant.100% of funds raised go towards providing practical and financial support to this vulnerable group.
Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust were founded in 2013 to acquire, secure and restore this iconic property to its former glory. Acquisition of the property is complete, the Trust now requires the acquisition of the resources to secure and restore; with the help of the wider public. Thank you.
Tour de Manc has no employees and everything is done on a voluntary basis. We provide significant funds for Greater Manchester charities, projects and good causes and you will often see this twitter tag on our posts #all4charity Our driving principles are to “make a difference to the lives of Manc people”, “encourage cycling for health” and “be inclusive”.
Based in Pinner, we are part of Rotary International, a global network of over 1.2 million members in 35,000 clubs working together to promote service to others in local communities. We organise a number of community events including the annual Pinner Santa's Sleigh and the Pinner Village Show.
The Killearn Malawi Group is a small fundraising charity which aims to promote education and health in Malawi. Our fundraising is on-going through jumble sales, events and donations. Our projects are many and varied. We have funded the building of the Jamieson House which is accommodation in Mzuzu to be used by visiting volunteers, and the women's craft centre at Hilltop where women come to learn knitting and other craft skills, as well as computing, to enable them to support themselves and their families. Currently we are funding the repair of wells, the buying of bullocks, the construction of a new bridge and the addition of a store room and toilets at the Hilltop Nursery School. Most of these activities take place in the North of Malawi and through our main contacts there, the Reverend Levi Nyondo and his wife Ruth. We also collaborate with the Raven Trust. However this year we have also managed to fund the digging of a borehole in the very south of Malawi in Muyang'anira, near Nsanje. One of our committee members has worked there and is in regular contact with families who live there. The importance of access to clean water cannot be underestimated. It helps to reduce disease. The burden of collecting water often falls on the shoulders of young girls who consequently cannot attend school. This area is one of the poorest in Malawi and has recently suffered devastating floods.
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We are a school charity that believes in helping to make our children's lives and education the best it can be!!! We help fund everything from vital school resources, equipment and those all important extra-curricular activities!!!