St Mary's Church, Halesworth Regeneration (UK, 1140097) Browse events

St Mary's, the heart of Halesworth since Saxon times. To preserve it's legacy, improvements are vital to make it safe, warm, well-lit & provide essential facilities. Together we can create a beautiful setting for worship & a large, well-appointed space the whole community can share for many years.

The Parochial Church Council Of The Ecclesiastical Parish Of Chevening, Sevenoaks Deanery, Diocese Of Rochester, Kent (UK, 1134784) Browse events

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the church Our charity runs and looks after a 900-year old church, St Botolph's. The parish is part of the Diocese of Kent in the Church of England.

HHUGS-UK Hypothalamic Hamartoma Uncontrolled Gelastic Seizures United Kingdom (UK, 1098698) Browse events

Hypothalamic Hamartoma Uncontrolled Gelastic Seizures - United Kingdom (HHUGS-UK) is a charity which aims to provide support and information to people and families affected by hypothalamic hamartoma (HH). It aims to promote awareness about the HH condition, its complexities and effective treatment among the public and health professionals. To actively support and promote the right of HH sufferers to recieve proper treatment, care, education and social acceptance. To assist and encourage research into the causes, effects, treatment and management of hypothalmic hamartoma.

1ST SIRHOWY VALLEY SCOUT GROUP (UK, 1181922) Browse events

Cheshire Foster Care Association (UK, 1133413) Browse events

Our aim is to provide help and support to all fellow foster carers and their families, including respite or kinship carers by way of practical help; telephone support, regular members meetings and where necessary offer to represent foster carers either individually or collectively with a particular issue involving the day to day challenges of todays foster care. How Your Money Helps Promoting and publicising We are telling the world about the amazing job that foster carers do, and persuading more people to think about becoming foster carers themselves. The media and communications team is responsible for promoting fostering and the work of the Cheshire Foster Care Association through television, radio, magazines and newspapers, while our recruitment and retention work ensures fostering services use the most effective means of attracting and keeping carers. Your donation could enable us to: * Media train a fostered young person or foster carer, helping them to get their message across more effectively * Produce recruitment materials to help attract new foster carers * Identify and research case studies, allowing us to illustrate fostering stories with real life examples Campaigning and influencing policy Our campaigning, lobbying and media work influence the agendas of local and central governments,helping drive through additional investment and policy change that makes a difference. We support the foster care workforce with advice, resources, training and networking opportunities to help them transform the lives of children and young people in care. Our information service helps 500 enquirers each year with a range of fostering queries, including many from prospective foster carers. Our publications team produces a range of resources, guiding foster carers through every aspect of the fostering process, while our training programme provides professional development opportunities for all those involved in foster care. Your donation could enable us to: The young peoples projects work with young people on a number of diverse and exciting initiatives, all aimed at allowing young peoples voices to be heard. Your donation could enable us to:

Kingdom Living (UK, Kingdom Living - N/A) Browse events

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Respite Kids (UK, 1130362) Browse events

Respite Kids provides short respite breaks and parties linked to the chagim (festivals) to Jewish special needs children in London. We want to help the families caring for special needs children, the parents who put so much effort and love into caring for their child, to take a break for a short period while we provide their child with a fun time with entertainment, food and care in a safe and secure environment. We need donations to help us run our activities. All Respite Kids workers are unpaid volunteers, and all funds raised will be used for running respite activities with registered carers and charities. We pride ourselves on the care we give to the children, our innovation in developing and running events, our speed to respond and most of all, the joy we bring to these very special children and families. The Respite Kids committee    

East Suffolk Association For The Blind (UK, 206886) Browse events

East Suffolk Association for the Blind is an independent and voluntary organisation whose prime objective is to provide welfare to the visually impaired community in East Suffolk. We provide services to any person suffering from any form of sight condition, whether or not they are formally registered blind or partially sighted. We have Community Workers who visit members in their homes and whose role is to help them continue to enjoy a life living as independently as possible. In addition, we run social groups that meet monthly at several venues in our district and also publish two substantial newsletters each year sent to all of our members. There are no direct charges for the services provided by our Association.

Teacher Support Network (UK, 1072583) Browse events

Teacher Support Network is a unique charity, dedicated to providing vital support to the teaching profession in England and Wales. Teachers play a vital role in all our lives, as we count on them to educate and inspire our young people. It is therefore in all our intrests to ensure that they get the support they need to improve their wellbeing and effectiveness. We are the charity for all teachers - and we support teachers at every stage of their career and throughout their retirement. The number of teachers coming to us for help continues to rise year on year - so your support means a lot to us. We provide support through a free 24/7 confidential phone line giving counselling advice and support on emotional, personal, professional and financial matters. We also provide online counselling, financial hardship grants and an online info centre. Our services are open to all teachers, former teachers and their families.

St Nicholas PCC (UK, 1128454) Browse events

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Piccadilly (UK, 1170962) Browse events

Piccadilly Garden Ltd is a registered charity (No.1170962) based in Lancaster and was established in 1988. As a not for profit organisation Piccadilly offers day suppport to adults, young people and children with Learning Disabilities and Mental Health issues in a safe learning environment.

Compassion Ministries (UK, Compassion Ministries - N/A) Browse events

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WIRRAL CP BOXING CLUB (UK, 1160834) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Rosslyn Park Injury Trust Fund (UK, 284089) Browse events

Rosslyn Park Injury Trust supports children and young people who have suffered life-changing injury while playing any sport. We aim to help relieve sickness and handicap, mental or physical, caused by sporting injury by assisting with funding of special care, equipment or facilities.

The Pitstop Leatherhead (UK, 1115825) Browse events

The Pitstop Day Centre is a place that provides shelter, a chance to meet others and an opportunity to develop basic educational skills for homeless, unemployed and socially isolated people in the Mole Valley district of Surrey. We provide a midday meal as well as a clothes store and furniture recycling project that helps people moving into their own home or at times of hardship. Since the flooding at our Leatherhead Football Club location. The Day Centre temporary premises is currently located in the Leatherhead United Reformed Church Village Hall. The Charity has only three employees - an Administrator who is excellent at dealing with clients as well, an Advocacy Worker and a Substance Use worker to help clients with a variety of problems. Ever since the flooding we have been looking for longer term premises - to rent or buy. About 1,500 to 2,000 sq ft. Please contact us if you may be able to help or have any suggestions. Currently the Day Centre is generally open from 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. except Fridays and Bank Holidays.

Prospero World Charitable Trust (UK, 1125731) Browse events

The Prospero World Charitable Trust is a UK grant-making trust which specialises in supporting excellent international charities of all sizes. We help these charities to access the funds they need by making grants, commissioning films and research, hosting events and recommending their work to a growing network of individual philanthropists and other funders. Making a donation to The Prospero World Charitable Trust is a simple way to give with confidence to interesting projects which have been hand-picked for their success and sustainability. Please do visit our website for more information.

SYHA Hostelling Scotland (UK, SC013138) Browse events

SYHA Hostelling Scotland exists to provide Youth Hostelling accommodation for the education, health and wellbeing of people in Scotland and beyond. We have a network of over 60 Hostels which ensure that everyone, regardless of age, class and status can experience Scotland.

Family Resource Centre UK (UK, 1078331) Browse events

SUPPORTING FAMILIES, CHANGING LIVES, BUILDING FUTURES. Family Resource Centre UK has been working in the children's, young people and family sector for over 20 years. Providing an award winning family information service and a variety of projects and services supporting young people & families.

Ash Rescue Centre (UK, 1153339) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Campbeltown Community Business Ltd. (UK, SC009499) Browse events

CCB runs the historic, Grade A listed, Picture House on the waterfront in Campbeltown on the Kintyre peninsula. It is run by volunteers and is the only form of family entertainment available six nights a week, 52 weeks of the year for an isolated community. It will celebrate its Centenary on 26th May 2013. One of the first purpose built cinemas in the country, Glasgow Art Nouveau, the original architect, Albert Gardner returned in the 30s to add an 'atmospheric' interior, now surviving as a unique example of this style. Described by The Guardian as 'the most beautiful cinema in the UK' it is now in need of restoration, The Centenary Project will enable the building to face its second hundred years more sustainably by using the adjacent vacant annex to build a bigger box office and kiosk, able to serve cinema food and drink. An exhibition will be created from the archive of photographs of the MacGrory Brothers, two successful local businessmen, who, as their hobby, took over 2000 photographs in the 1890s and early 1900s. There will also be an exhibition of the cinema's own history and artifacts, including restoring a Mercury Arc Rectifier. These additional facilities and linked activities will be a valuable new source of indoor entertainment for residents and visitors alike. This project has already received support from the Heritage Lottery Fund, Historic and Creative Scotland, Highlands & Islands Enterprise, European LEADER and Argyll & Bute Council. Also grants from private trusts and foundations have been promised. But the costs are likely to be in the region of £2 million, so many other fundraising efforts are needed to ensure what Peter Irvine said “Cinema Paradiso on the Kintyre peninsula, to see a film here and emerge onto the esplanade of Campbeltown Loch is to experience the lost magic of a night at the pictures” becomes a reality.

The Churches In Reading Womens Centre (UK, 1063875) Browse events

The Charitable Objectives of the Church in Reading Women's Centre. Our purpose is to relieve hardship, poverty, and sickness amongst women in need by providing charitable support in particular through education, listening, and information services at all times within a strong Christian ethos and code. We achieve this through the provision of a drop-in and day centre open from Tuesday to Thursday that provides light refreshments throughout the day, a main meal at lunchtime and a variety of activities to help build confidence. We provide training in life skills such as dress-making, computers, literacy, budgeting and nutrition. We have an important support role, and offer access to dealing with stress by providing a listening service. For those who need more specialist help, we offer signposting to bespoke counselling services.

Club Derry (UK, XT5684) Browse events

Club Derry is the largest single sponsor of Gaelic Games in County Derry. It is a not-for-profit charity organisation passionate about promoting and providing resources for all aspects of Gaelic Games and their Culture. We are of the community and run by the community. All Club Derry members pledge an ongoing financial contribution with the only reward being a feelgood factor and knowing that we are providing a legacy for present and future generations of young people. We are passionate about the development of schools GAA and its ethos. We fully support the Oakleaf Cycle Slam which helps to provide funds to ensure all our schools receive second to none coaching and physical fitness training. We are pledged to maintain this level of service for children of all abilities and needs. We thank you in advance for your contribution to this effort. Mol an Óige

Moston Care Foundation (UK, SC044389) Browse events

Moston Care Foundation is a charity established to provide support to caring charities and organisations through financial grants. The Foundation has a particular focus on UK elderly, children and cancer care charities.  We will support a number of charities including Maggies Cancer Care Centres, CHAS and Carers Trust. The Foundation will raise funds through organising cycling and related events. The first events are a London to Paris sponsored cycle ride and a cycle ride from London to Marrakech by the founders.

YMCA Scotland (UK, SC013792) Browse events

YMCA Scotland is a leading charity working with over 14,000 at risk young people every day through our network of some 40 local centres from Stornoway to Stranraer. Led by volunteers, YMCA provides a wide range of community initiatives from alcohol and drug intervention to homeless units, street-based youth work to childcare and family support services. With your support, we can continue our work with young people disfigured by disadvantage and lift their aspirations for them to achieve their fullest potential.

LBC 97.3 Charity Appeal (UK, 1091657LBC) Browse events

LBC's Help a London Child, was set up to help disadvantaged young people in London. We support children a young people affected by abuse, homelessness, disability, poverty and illness.  This Christmas LBC's Help a London Child is supporting the charity Missing People.  The funds we raise will go towards funding Missing People’s 24 hour helpline to provide a lifeline to families facing Christmas with an empty seat at the table and Christmas presents still wrapped under the tree. Their trained volunteers also provide confidential support to young runaways, helping them to find a safe place to stay when required and giving them the option to send a message to loved ones that they are safe or better still, that they want to come home. Make a difference, help us reunite families this Christmas.  LBC's Help a London Child is an appeal run by Global Charities, a registered charity in England and Wales (1091657) and Scotland (SC041475)