Ellas Memory (UK, XT23418) Browse events

The aim of Ellas Memory is to provide practical help to parents who have suffered the loss of a still born baby. Our charitable organisation was started in 2010 in memory of our daughter Ella. In May 2011 we completed the renovation of the Daisy Suite at Treliske Hospital in Truro, this is a special facility set aside from the busy ward where parents can come to terms with their loss in private and comfortable surroundings. Ellas Memory now maintain and look after the suite for the Hospital and we also supply the fantastic staff with memory equipment such as a camera, fleece blankets, small teddy bears, special inkless wipes and bedding so that the parents can compile special memories of their precious babies. Our new project for 2012 is to renovate a second side room on the ward which is currently used as a second suite for parents. The on going support is greatly appreciated by everyone at Ellas Memory and Treliske Hospital. Thank you

Psa Prostate Cancer Support Association Kent (UK, 1130229) Browse events

PSA KENT is dedicated to the support of all those affected by Prostate Cancer. We also raise money to purchase equipment to assist Health Professionals across the County of Kent for the purpose of delivering good prostate care. OUR AIMS: (1) TO RELIEVE THE PHYSICAL OR MENTAL DISTRESS OR POVERTY OF PERSONS AFFECTED BY PROSTATE CANCER (2) TO PROVIDE, SUPPLEMENT AND SUPPORTS THE PROVISION OF EDUCATION AND INFORMATION ABOUT PROSTATE CANCER (3) THE RELIEF OF SICKNESS OF THOSE AFFECTED BY PROSTATE CANCER BY THE PROVISION OR ASSISTANCE IN THE PROVISION OF TREATMENT AND CARE.

Students' Education Trust (UK, 1090708) Browse events

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Tackle Prostate Cancer (UK, 1123373) Browse events

Tackle Prostate Cancer is a campaign of the Prostate Cancer Support Federation, a charity which acts as an umbrella organisation for all patient-led prostate cancer support groups in the UK.

The University of Bradford (UK, XN6997) Browse events

Education is one of the greatest gifts that can be granted to an individual. It gives opportunity: the opportunity to develop personally and academically; the opportunity to make choices that would otherwise not be available; above all the opportunity to help others, whether socially, practically or by the sharing of knowledge and expertise. At the University of Bradford we are proud of our commitment to education across geographical, social and cultural boundaries and to the celebration of the diversity of the people who are educated here. We recruit the highest proportion of students from comparatively poor backgrounds and BME origins of any UK university, and more than 100 nationalities are represented amongst our 12,000 students. Our spirit is truly inclusive and internationalist. Our emphasis is, and has always been, not only on the fundamental values of a university education and equipping our students for the world of work, reflected in our motto Making Knowledge Work, but also on creating a powerful and transformative environment which demonstrates that it is possible to make a difference in the world. We work hard to help address some of society's biggest challenges. Our Institute of Cancer Therapeutics is discovering and developing new treatments for cancer, and the Bradford Dementia Group has created specialist tools and techniques to improve the care of people suffering from dementia. We were the first university to offer a degree in Peace Studies and are home to one of Europe's top 25, full-service business schools, as ranked by The Financial Times. We are proud that our alumni, staff and students are making real and tangible improvements to the world, both now and for the future. During the last Research Assessment Exercise, two-thirds of Bradford's academics were entered, of which 80% were deemed to be producing research of "international" and "world-leading" quality. Your generosity could be life-changing; funding scholarships, hardship support, learning, teaching and research facilities and ensuring that we continue to attract the very brightest students and essential research funding in today's highly competitive environment. Your contributions to The Braduate Fund will directly enhance the Bradford university experience for thousands of students and so shape the minds of the future.  

WPCA (UK, WPCA) Browse events

Willowfield Parish Community Association was set up 10 years ago in inner east Belfast to benefit local residents; teenagers, elderly, lone parents, primary aged children, unemployed, families struggling with the impact of deprivation and poverty. The Willowfield area (straddling Woodstock & the Mount) is identified as top 10% of social deprivation. WPCA working with Willowfield Church runs a variety of support programmes, i.e. recovering alcoholics, homework clubs, English language classes, sports/ healthy lifestyle kids programmes, volunteer programmes, detached youth work (schools and local streets), lifestyle and self–esteem programmes. We connect with several hundred local people each week impacted by sectarianism, social deprivation, educational underachievement, and low employment opportunities.

Palliative Care East (UK, 1050406-5) Browse events

Palliative Care East supports the Louise Hamilton Centre at the James Paget University Hospital. The centre helps carers, patients, families and friends who find themselves affected by a life-limiting or progressive illness. We need to raise £150,000 a year to do this. Thank you for your help.

Friends of Westfield School (UK, 1027865) Browse events

The Friends of Westfield School (FOWS) is a registered charity set up to fundraise for Westfield Arts College which is a special school catering for the needs of 180 pupils aged 5 - 19 with moderate/complex learning difficulties situated in Weymouth. Nearly half of the students also have a diagnosis of Autism. Westfield is in an area that has significant social and economic deprivation with 34% of the pupils being entitled to Free School Meals. FOWS is currently raising funds for stage two of the playground improvements. FOWS is run by a group of parents, staff and interested stakeholders of the school. All funds raised are used to buy (or contribute towards) equipment, minibuses, building projects etc. as requested by the school for the enrichment of the school experience for the pupils. Stage one of the playground improvements was completed in October 2013 and has been a huge success with the children. This included creating the structure for further developments as well new climbing equipment, swings, cone climber and monkey bars as well as a Multi use games area (MUGA). Stage two will see the inclusion of road tracks for bikes and scooters, shaded areas and seating to name but a few. Many of the children had found it very difficult to cope with being in such a large unstructured area causing them high levels of anxiety which translates into unacceptable behaviour.  Stage one has dealt with many of these issues.  The school now wants to build on this success  to produce an exciting, stimulating, safe play area that meets the diverse needs of all the pupils. This will continue to develop and improve the childrens self confidence, increase their ablity to learn through play, improve their social skills, their fitness and their sense of well-being. A team of staff from Westfield will be taking part in the Rock solid Race in Exeter and are seeking your sponsorship for this challenge. The event consist of a 10km race with 27 obstacles. The team will be pushed to ther max. Against the clock they will be running, jumping, crawling, pulling and climbing all the way from start to finish. It will be wet, muddy and very challenging!!

Leatherhead Cricket Club (UK, CH09158) Browse events

We are an amateur cricket club founded in 1850, run by volunteers for the benefit of our members and the local community. We have 7 teams playing at weekends and weekday evenings and a thriving junior section with over 200 members aged 5 to 17. We also have a welcoming and friendly social section.

Families And Animals (UK, 811806868) Browse events

EAUK (UK, 1066780) Browse events

To advice education, religion, relive poverty, sickness and distress and provide facilities for recreation and leisure for members of the Egyptian community.

NADFAS (UK, 1089743) Browse events

NADFAS promotes and advances the education of the public in the Decorative and Fine Arts, and gives aid for the preservation of the artistic heritage of the UK and other countries. It maintains an active grant-giving programme focused on the Decorative and Fine Arts and their conservation.

Dementia Adventure Trust (UK, 1152315) Browse events

The Dementia Adventure Trust (DAT) was registered as a charity in 2013 to relieve the needs of people living with dementia, and their carers by:Providing or assisting in the provision of holidays, outdoor activities or other support and,Promoting research into the benefits of activities which assist in furthering the understanding of living purposefully and meaningfully with dementia and publishing the results of that research

Radio General (Warrington Hospital Radio) (UK, 505774) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 505774

OUT OF ASHES MINISTRIES (UK, 1152271) Browse events

St Mary’s PTA (Carshalton) (UK, 1083151) Browse events

Volunteer Centre Tower Hamlets (VCTH) (UK, 1127300) Browse events

Volunteer Centre Tower Hamlets is a registered charity, based in London's east end.  Our mission is to increase the quality, quantity and impact of volunteering in Tower Hamlets. We believe that volunteering builds community cohesion and is a great way to learn and share skills, re-build lives, increase employment prospects, and improve health and wellbeing.  We provide free services to people who live, work or study in Tower Hamlets or the City of London.  Each year, we help around 1,000 individuals to find their perfect volunteering role, matching them to suitable, vetted opportunities.  We also organise team volunteering days for companies, helping them to deliver their corporate social responsibility plans.Volunteer Centre Tower Hamlets supports over 500 local non profit organisations, ranging from well-known national charities to tiny grassroots community groups.  We broker much-needed volunteers to them, ensuring that they can deliver invaluable services to the most vulnerable in our community.  We also provide free best practice consultancy on setting up and running volunteer programmes, and offer low cost training for staff who manage volunteers. Charity No: 1127300 Find out more Website http://www.vcth.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/VolunteerCentreTH/ Twitter https://twitter.com/VCTowerHamlets

The Garscube Community Foundation (UK, SCO35538) Browse events

GCF’s main activities focus on funding support for community projects, voluntary organisations and individuals in the Queens Cross area of Glasgow. For further info on funding and applications, please see our website on the link below.

Sporting Club Rhinos (UK, 1080528) Browse events

We have been developing different Summer & Winter Paralympic/ Disability sports - from grass roots to international for over 15 years. Sport has tremendous physical, psychological and social benefits for the participants, particularly young people. "we change lives for the best other Sport"

Save Sacred Heart School, Swaffham from TV's 'Bad Habits, Holy Orders' (UK, 237760) Browse events

Sacred Heart is a wonderfully nurturing environment for a diverse community of children. It is an environment like no other due in part to the school motto 'Service Before Self' being truly alive in every child from 3 through 16. It has a unique approach thanks to the Sisters and staff members working together to foster a safe space for all learners and all abilities. Over the years the school has moved from being a predominantly fee-paying school to one where many families and students would have been unable to benefit from our wonderful school and facilities without the aid of bursaries. The Sisters who help run the school (many of whom featured in Bad Habits, Holy Orders first broadcast on Channel 5 in 2017) have subsidised the school over the past few years as the social and economic landscape around us has changed, by selling off assets such as properties in order for the school to continue. Sacred Heart School believed the way forwards was to convert to a Free School under professional advise, and put great energies and time in to doing so. Sadly however, this was not possible as the Free School criteria was changed after the snap election in summer 2017 and Sacred Heart no longer met the requirements. Sacred Heart is now in the position where if nothing else changes the entire school will close it's doors in July 2019. We desperately wish to continue this offering, and greatly appreciate all donations made to help save our school.

Rex Blind Parties (UK, SC003891) Browse events

Football commentary for visually impaired people in Scotland

ACE-LFL (UK, 1163284) Browse events

to advance education by charitable purposes for the benefit of pupils at the Lycée Français Charles de Gaulle and/or of their families: - by organising in activities, events or projects which promote the education and personnal development of the pupils; - by funding pupils with handicap needs.

ASHRAM International (UK, 1068772) Browse events

ASHRAM International has been running since  1997, and is making a difference to the lives of  women in Afghanistan, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka  and Nepal. ASHRAM’s projects focuses on  improving the living conditions, wellbeing and  education of women and children from  economically weak background. This is not done by handing out a charity donation, but by  providing the means enabling self employment  through trained and guided application of micro- credit The three main planks of ASHRAM’s work  programme are: a) Employment Generation,  b) Empowerment of Women and c) Self Help Housing So far we have had over 25 projects in  Afghanistan, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and  Nepal in the areas as below: 1. Provision of  water and toilets Project 2. Building and  repairing houses projects 3. Vocational Training  project for Womens: Craft Centres, Beauticians,  Traditional Hand made carpets. 4. Establishing  Small business Projects: Local vegetable shops,  Bakeries, Live Stock Farming, Milk Chilling Plant,  Eco-friendly paper cups production. 5. Schools  and Shelter projects 6. Supply of limbs and  physiotherapy treatments for victims of landmine  project. ASHRAM through the above projects had  been able to make a difference in live of more  than 16,000 people. All these projects have been  supported by the only one office with one part  time employed member of staff by ASHRAM. The  work is supported by dedicated trustees and  advisors and other volunteers. ASHRAM fund is  generated through appeal to other Trusts and  individuals who support ASHRAM’s valuable work.  ASHRAM is aiming to continue to support  empowerment of women projects through  education, vocational training, and establishing  business.

Aylesham Neighbourhood Project (UK, 1108040) Browse events

Aylesham Neighbourhood Project aims to enable people to achieve their potential, feel healthy and happy and be part of their local community. We work mainly with children and young people and also provide a wider family support service to adults in East Kent.

DC Network (UK, 1041297) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1041297 Find out more Website http://www.dcnetwork.org