Institution of Civil Engineers (UK, 210252) Browse events

Civil engineers transform people’s lives. That’s why we’re sending a group of 10 civil engineers to Rwanda. They will build a 45 metre suspension bridge for 6,000 people facing rural isolation. The people living in Uwacyeza and Muganza cannot cross the Giwsi River for 120 days during the year. When the river floods, local farmers can’t travel to the market to sell their goods, students can’t attend school, and the health clinic is inaccessible. Over the past three years, three people have died attempting to cross the river. The community urgently needs a bridge in order to have safe, year-round access on both sides of the river.We are looking to raise £15,000 to cover flights, accommodation, food and vaccinations for our group of civil engineers:Philip CrossettKatherine DevlinCiara DohertyGary DonnellyClaire HughesRab LavertyMatthew LoweEugene McFeelyMartin McGuinnessLynsey McNeillyThe group will fly to Rwanda this May and spend two weeks constructing the bridge from start to finish. This is a joint venture project. The following organisations have already committed a total of £50,000 toward the cost of the bridge:ArupBelfast MetFarransGRAHAMH&J Martin ConstructionMcAdam DesignQueen’s University BelfastRPSTranslinkWDR & RT TaggartThe trip is part of ICE 200, a celebration throughout 2018 of the 200th anniversary of the Institution of the Civil Engineers. To find out more about civil engineering, visit www.ice.org.uk/wice.Help to shape the world by donating today.  Charity No: 210252 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Twitter http://www.twitter.com/ICE_NIreland

Swindon Christian Community Projects (UK, 1112928) Browse events

Swindon Foodbank, under the umbrella of Swindon Christian Community Projects, provides emergency food for people in Swindon and the surrounding area when they are experiencing a crisis. Food is allocated through a voucher system. Vouchers are held by various Professional Agencies in the area who can help the people to sort out the issues that have brought them into crisis.

HEADWAY HIGHLAND (UK, SC 023551) Browse events

Headway Highland is a local charity dedicated to improving life after an acquired brain injury.

ARCADE (UK, 235564) Browse events

ARCADE is an innovative charity that visits primary and secondary schools in Berkshire presenting life-skills based interactive alcohol and drug education projects. We seek to empower young people to make their own decisions. We give young people time to think, weigh up and form their own opinions.

Carmarthen St Peters Church (UK, x45131) Browse events

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Home-Start Croydon (UK, 1107857) Browse events

Home-Start Croydon supports local families, in their own homes, who are experiencing difficulties and who have at least one child under 5. We increase the confidence and independence of the family by offering support, through trained volunteers, reassuring parents that difficulties are not unusual.

The Basement Studio (UK, 1074524) Browse events

Created by Charity Import

Fife Employment Access Trust (UK, SCO22263) Browse events

We provide a range of tailored support to people with mental health conditions to help them access work, further education or volunteering.

Fowey Festival of Arts and Literature (UK, 1143916) Browse events

The charity seeks to advance the education of the public in the Arts and, in particular but not exclusively in Literature; to include the provision of a Festival and related events in and around Fowey(Cornwall), for the benefit of all residents of, and visitors to the area.

The Bach Choir (UK, 258287) Browse events

Over a century of songFounded in 1876, The Bach Choir is recognised as one of the world’s leading choruses, building upon a tradition that combines musical excellence with creativity and innovation. From the first performance in Britain of Bach’s Mass in B minor to the soundtrack for Ridley Scott’s 2012 epic Prometheus, our musical heritage is as rich as it is diverse.Directed by David Hill, one of the country’s most eminent conductors, we regularly perform and record across London and the UK in prestigious venues, from the Royal Albert Hall to Abbey Road Studios. A unique collective voiceDescribed by the London Evening Standard as ‘probably the finest independent choir in the world’, we value the freedom that our independence brings, allowing us to work with the very best conductors, orchestras, and soloists, and to choose the music we perform. To date we have sung over 200 works in more than 80 venues, and continue to share our work with audiences around the world. A distinctive, challenging repertoireFrom oratorio to film scores and from St Paul’s Cathedral to Sydney Opera House, our repertoire – which covers works from the 16th century to the present day – celebrates the power that music has to connect us, to take us beyond ourselves, and to spark our imagination. Our work has an emotional intensity that only a large choir can evoke and in 2012 we invited a host of younger voices to join us. Our performance of Bob Chilcott’s The Angry Planet at the BBC Proms saw over 250 school children singing as part of our sixth world premiere since 2001. A list of notable namesIt is our people who define us. Sir Charles Villiers Stanford, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Sir David Willcocks: these are just a few of the eminent musicians that have played a part in our history and created the musical pedigree that we build upon today. With HRH The Prince of Wales as our Patron, John Rutter as our President, and David Hill as our Musical Director, our performances and recordings go from strength to strength. A choir for the 21st centuryThe Bach Choir has always been and continues to be characterised by the commitment of its members. With over 220 talented singers coming from all walks of life, an international touring schedule, and an outreach programme that takes our passion for music into inner-city schools, we are an active community performing, recording and sharing music for everyone to enjoy, whatever their age or background.

Derbyshire Voice (UK, 1117438) Browse events

We are a user led organisation and a registered charity and company. We play an important part in working to improve mental health services across Derby City and Derbyshire.

Woodville Community Pre-school (UK, 1036290) Browse events

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Girton College (UK, Girton College - N/A) Browse events

Girton is a constituent College of the University of Cambridge. It fundraises to provide bursaries and grants to its students and subsidise research, teaching and improve its facilities.

HPF (UK, 1147215) Browse events

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Women Without Roofs - Nepal (UK, 1132931) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. WWR is a small charity that benefits women in Nepal that are on their own.

Friends of Grimsbury Farm (UK, 1157979) Browse events

The Friends of Grimsbury Farm are a group of volunteers who promote, raise funds and generally improve Grimsbury Farm, the only Community Farm in South Gloucestershire.Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.

Newport St Patrick (UK, 1177272NEPAT) Browse events

Thank you for making a parish donation. Our work depends on people like you. All donations ensure that we maintain and grow our parish mission, handing on our legacy to the next generation. If you want to learn more why not connect with the Archdiocese of Cardiff on Facebook, Twitter or contact our fundraising team via the Website.

BASILDON PRIDE CIO (UK, 1193090) Browse events

Crps Partners In Pain (UK, 462765361) Browse events

Dorjechang Buddhist Centre (UK, 1100615) Browse events

Dorjechang Centre is a Kadampa Buddhist meditation centre in the heart of Wimbledon. The charity is dedicated to helping people find peace and happiness and solutions to their daily problems through the practice of meditation.

The Magdalene Project (UK, 1078529) Browse events

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Ellel Ministries International (UK, 1041237) Browse events

Ellel Ministries is a non-denominational Christian ministry that began in England in 1986 and is now established in over 20 countries. We serve the Body of Christ by offering personal prayer ministry to those in need and by training and equipping people so that they can help others more effectively.

The Toby Edwards Memorial Fund (UK, 1152999) Browse events

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The Temple Church (UK, XR35309) Browse events

TEMPLE CHURCH ORGAN FUND. You will see that we are appealing for a major sum (£750,000) for essential works to the Organ. The Organ is a mammoth instrument containing around 3,500 wooden and metal pipes, ranging from 32ft in length to just a few inches. Over time, wood warps, leather perishes and electrical wiring deteriorates dangerously. Metal buckles, dirt falls into pipes, and all of the organ’s thousands of intricate parts, often not accessible on a regular visit, have to be checked and repaired or renewed. Over 50 years since its installation, the majestic organ of the Temple Church now needs this once in a generation overhaul. We hope that through the generosity of those who have attended and loved the Temple Church and its music, future generations will also benefit from and enjoy this remarkable instrument. DUNWICH DYNAMO CYCLE RIDE: London Fields to Dunwich (120 miles) overnight on 30th June/1 July 2012. Click here > to support us. Several choir parents, staff and our friends, have decided to do their bit for the organ appeal. It's an instrument we have all enjoyed, so it seems appropriate to be part of the effort to secure its future for those to come. We'll be cycling overnight this June 30th, from London Fields to Dunwich on the Suffolk Coast, taking part in London's greatest mass participation ride - the Dunwich Dynamo. This is 120 miles of cycling which attracts 500 or so participants each year. We're currently putting together some fundraising targets, building these around the idea of our adopting one (or more!) of the 64 stops. (Each stop consisting of several of the 3,742 pipes which are now being so beautifully overhauled (at an average cost of £215 per pipe)). We won't of course, fill the fundraising gap by ourselves. But we will have made a contribution, and will perhaps encourage others who have and continue to enjoy the organ, to reach further in to their pockets. So do help by digging deep and supporting us.                

Follow That Fire Engine (UK, 1133477) Browse events

FOLLOW THAT FIRE ENGINE is an awe inspiring expedition that has never been attempted before. A crew of friends plan to achieve Guinness World Record status by circumnavigating the globe....in a fire engine! FOLLOW THAT FIRE ENGINE is dedicated to the memory of Garth Moore, who passed away last year at the age of 63, after a brave battle with lung cancer. Garth was a Fire Fighter and dedicated his life to fighting fires and saving the lives of others over the course of his 33 years in service. His son Steve Moore is the brainchild, expedition leader and driving force behind FOLLOW THAT FIRE ENGINE. The goal of FOLLOW THAT FIRE ENGINE is to raise money and awareness for three charities; Macmillan Cancer Support, The Fire Fighters Charity and Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation. 100% of the money raised will go to charity. The expedition is entirely self funded by the crew. For more information please check out the website www.followthatfireengine.com or contact the team directly. We would be delighted to hear from you. All the best The FTFE Crew