(UK, 1123886) Browse eventsIn 2008, The Wish Tree Charity was founded by 3 mothers within the village of Flamstead. Originally, its' aim was to support those Flamstead families with dependants, where a family member was facing serious illness or death. By funding the provision of childcare, domestic help and transport, The Wish Tree Charity helps the family unit to continue to operate as normally as possible in such difficult times. The Wish Tree has received such overwhelming support for its work, that this year it has decided to expand its constitution to encompass funding for any Flamstead resident (- whether they have dependants or not), following the recent diagnosis of a serious illness/ operation/death. Funds are provided through an annual fundraising event, personal donations and sponsored events.
Sheila was passionate about serving her community and there are hundreds of stories we can all share on just how well she did this. Here at the Rose Walker Community Centre, Sheila has a special place in our hearts because thanks to her grit and determination, we were able to not only keep our doors open but go on to be a thriving hub for our local community and home to the ground-breaking Friendly Fridays project. But Sheila didn’t stop there! Sheila encouraged new investment in the adjacent Cheadle Heath Park, with a brand new multi-use games area, new benches, a community order, and a play area for little children on order. And still Sheila kept going! Whilst the centre is a fantastic venue and very popular with private groups and hire for birthday parties, Sheila felt something was missing. She wanted to get more community in the community centre. So she turned to two local community leaders and encouraged them to set up a new type of project – Friendly Fridays. Friendly Fridays opened in February 2018 and is free for the whole community to enjoy. Friendly Fridays is age friendly, ability friendly, and dog friendly. It has gone from strength to strength, providing vital support through the pandemic and now celebrating an incredible summer, with over 200 people a week coming through the doors during the summer holidays. Sheila loved the fact that we have “built a community in our community”. We hope you can donate to continue the good work being carried out.
StepChange Debt Charity provides free, impartial money management advice, budgeting and income maximisation advice, an end to end debt advice counselling service and a number of debt solutions. We’ve transformed the lives of millions and we’re committed to helping millions more.
(UK, SC036136) Browse eventsAbout us The White Lily Fund was established in 1994 by Angela Bruno MBE and a group of ladies to raise both awareness and funds for Breast Cancer. The White Lily Fund is a non profit organisation.To date we have donated £1,350,000 to hospitals and centres in Scotland.
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Young Camden Foundation is a registered charity and membership organisation, set up in 2017 to address the growing uncertainty of long-term investment in the children and young people sector in Camden, and the need to build more cross-sector partnerships. YCF is a second-tier organisation and has awarded over £2m to local Camden-based organisations and has over 130 members working directly with children and young people. Our funded projects have benefited over 20,000 of those who are most in need and we want to add to this number every year. We aim to provide a new model of local support for our members, which includes building capacity and better equipping the community with resources and funding, connecting and working with organisations to develop new and entrepreneurial approaches to supporting young people and championing critical issues facing the local community. YCF is a trusted delivery partner of Camden Council ,and runs the Department for Education funded Holiday, Activities and Food programme across the borough. Young Camden Foundation is also part of the national Young People’s Foundations Trust model and has sister organisations across a number of different London boroughs. We aim to encourage and assist our members, partners and supporters in connecting and working together to form innovative and sustainable opportunities for young people in Camden.
(UK, 521711) Browse eventsThe East Lancashire County Scout Council is the official name of the charity but the page has been set up to raise money for the 23rd World Scout Jamboree in Japan 2015. The Jamboree has various Units attending and this is to raise money for Unit 70.
(UK, 1137442) Browse eventsOur role is to support the school community, by helping to strengthen links between parents, carers, and staff and by raising funds to enhance the opportunities and facilities available to our children. Our members include all parents, carers, staff, and all other friends of the school.
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(UK, 1075729) Browse eventsreunite is the leading charity specialising in international parental child abduction. It operates an advice line offering practical, impartial advice and information to parents whose child has been abducted, or those parents who fear abduction. It also offers advice and information to parents who may have abducted their child.
(UK, 1168587) Browse eventsThe Garden Classroom is in its 10th year of providing high quality, innovitive outdoor learning and nature connection activities for local schools and families in Islington and beyond.
ADVRO seeks to achieve three broad objectives in the Eastern District of Sri Lanka: Provide financial relief for the alleviation of poverty and protection of good health, improving the education of underprivileged children, and improving the standard of living through provision of facilities
(UK, 1184003) Browse eventsVetRun180 is an organisation that takes physically and mentally injured military veterans on challenging 4x4 vehicle expeditions to aid in their recovery. The idea of a former Royal Marine physically and mentally injured on operations who attended a driving expedition across the Sahara Desert came back from the Sahara different person after the challenge, and wanted to use the catalyst of 4x4 expeditions to help the growing number of injured veterans struggling after leaving the military. VetRun180 has already completed three expeditions since its concept a year ago. Northern Portugal, the Empty Quarter in Oman and Galicia in Northern Spain. A total of 39 veterans have been helped so far. VetRun180 will train each veteran in First Aid At Work and a LANTRA off road driving qualification to help with future employment and give confidence on the expedition they attend. 'If it doesn't challenge you, it won't change you'. The ultimate goal for VetRun180 is to help injured veterans re engage themselves through adventure and change their lives around for the future.
Our purpose is to train and equip Christian publishers, writers and communicators who work in a range of media creating and publishing life-changing content that brings about spiritual, cultural and social renewal in communities across Europe.