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Citizens Advice South Hams
(UK, 1091133) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1091133) The Citizens Advice service helps people to resolve their problems. We provide free, confidential, independent and impartial advice to everyone and inform them of their rights and responsibilities. Our goal is to help everyone find a way forward, whatever problem they face. We value diversity, promote equality and challenge discrimination. People come to us with all sorts of issues. You may have money, benefit, housing or employment problems. You may be facing a crisis, or just considering your options. And we don’t just give advice. We campaign for change using your experiences to influence local and national policymakers and service providers to improve policies and services which aren’t working.
Brighten Ryton Local Environment Group (UK, 1188678) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aBrighten Ryton Local Environment Group was established in 2017 to preserve, conserve, protect and develop the local environment and its heritage for the public benefit and wellbeing of the Ryton community and surrounding area. We rely very much on our volunteers and the generosity of our supporters.
Seedlings Braille Books For Children (UK, 382565354) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aSeedlings Braille Books for Children is a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing the opportunity for literacy by providing high quality, free and low-cost children's literature in braille. Our books have helped children across the U.S. and around the world.
St Peter's Church, Chertsey (UK, 1159207) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aSt. Peter’s Chertsey is a growing, lively Anglican Church with a variety of ministries. We focus on drawing people into a living relationship with God and each other and serving the community in which we have been placed.
The Sulha Alliance (UK, 1198855) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe Sulha Alliance supports Afghan former military interpreters, LECs, and their families. Our aim is to help this motivated and talented group to thrive in the UK. We advocate for improvements to government policies, and partner with other organisations to deliver crucial services.
Forget Me Not Children's Hospice (UK, Forget Me Not Children's Hospice - N/A) Browse events
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Edulife Trust Fund (UK, XT32196) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWelcome To Edulife Trust Fund EDULIFE was founded with the aim to provide less fortunate and underprivileged children in Africa, access to basic education. The emphasis was placed on education and for that matter, basic education, since it is important to have the basics in life, to increase the chances of future success. Unfortunately, there are many families in Africa who lack the financial means to send their children to school. As a result of the poverty and other associated reasons, many children end up on the streets, where they struggle to make ends meet, by earning some money as street hawkers and sometimes beggars. In most cases, both parents of these children did not have the privilege of basic education, so it is important we break this chain. EDULIFE trust fund wants to see these underprivileged children back at school, where they belong. By giving these children unrestricted access to basic education today, we believe we can increase their chances of a better tomorrow. Getting a child back to school, will mean a pound well spent.
Al Ummah Foundation
(UK, 1178572) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Providing education for children and orphans. Installing water pumps for fresh drinking water for underprivileged families. Committed to responding to any major emergency relief projects that may arise due to natural disasters, virus outbreaks or conflict.
The London Central Mosque (Algame) Fund (UK, The London Central Mosque (Algame) Fund - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe rich history of the Islamic Cultural Centre dates back to when a piece of land was originally presented as a gift to the Muslim Community by the British Government and from which the Centre was officially inaugurated by His Majesty King George VI in November 1944. The Board of Trustees of the Centre comprises of the Muslim Ambassadors and High Commissioners to the Court St. James and this reflects the cohesion and positive spirit which is present in our community. The role the Trustees play is of paramount importance in helping to foster an environment open to all cultures and backgrounds. We have actively created a culture of openness and expectations that truly welcomes interactions and dialogue between the Islamic Cultural Centre and all members of society, thus establishing and nurturing links with the community. This helps to shape a core component of the vision and message of the Centre, its focus on community engagement, which has stretched across the decades since its establishment. The Islamic Cultural Centre has many objectives and roles as it is involved in the religious, cultural and social life of London and the UK. Chief among them is to promulgate the true meaning and understanding of Islam as a Religion of Peace, Tolerance and Coexistence, and hence the framework of all aspects of our work stems from this standpoint. We face many challenges in society today. Ranging from safeguarding our young people from extremism and radicalisation to empowering the role of Women in society, the span of the work undertaken by the Centre has rapidly increased over the years. The Centre has a Religious Affairs Unit which not only offers the regular prayers but also advice and fatwa to the public. We also have an Interfaith and Outreach Department which creates dialogue with and amongst those of different faith communities. In this we aim to spread harmony and interconnectedness between all people of faith. Moreover, The Centre has welcomed over many New Muslims in the last two years inside the Centre who interact with us through various lectures, events and courses. We also welcome on an annual basis over 15,000 students from the UK and abroad on guided tours in our Centre and permanent exhibitions. We aim to employ our services and expertise for the benefit of the whole community. We support the distribution of the Holy Quran in 30 languages and provide registrar services, educational courses in Arabic Language, Religious Studies in English, Arabic, Persian with students of all ages. In this, as in all that we do, we aim to reach the highest possible standards of delivery. However, at the heart of all our efforts is you the people we serve. We welcome you to browse our app and more importantly our website which has much more information to find out more about the Centre and its role in society, much of which stems from your support. We also welcome any suggestions to help us improve further in our approach to serving and supporting our faith while building bridges with other communities of faith across London and the UK. Director General