(UK, 107716) Browse eventsWelcome to the MyDonate page for Refugees Welcome at Migrants Organise. The Refugees Welcome movement launched in 2015 in response to the international refugee crisis. There are now over 90 refugee welcome groups around the UK. This page is for those donating to the refugees welcome aspect of our work, or to donate specifically to one of the local refugee welcome groups with whom we work. Migrants Organise is UK charity that acts as a platform for migrants/refugees acting for change, supporting thousands of the most vulnerable through volunteering and mentoringprogrammes and strengthening hundreds of community groups through capacitybuilding, community development and community organising approaches.Please donate to support the work of the wonderful refugee welcome committees all around the country. Charity No: 107716 Find out more Website http://www.migrantsorganise.org/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/migrantsorganise Twitter https://twitter.com/migrantsorg YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/londonmrcf
(UK, 1107981) Browse eventsThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Bury Shopmobility is an independent charity whom service all those who require mobility assistance whilst visiting Bury. We operate a fleet of scooters, electric and manual wheelchairs, six days a week to allow everyone to do their shopping in comfort and independently. As we are independent, all our costs are met by our generous members and through fundraising events such as sponsored walks, tombola stands and attending public events in the local area. Any support you could provide is graciously received and is very much appreciated. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1107981 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://www.facebook.com/buryshopmobility
(UK, 302234) Browse eventsAs part of the of the Scouting Centenary celebrations Sea Scouts on the Hamble River are organising a Parade of 100 Boats along the River. The parade will raise funds to improve the range and quality of activities offered and help fund attendance at the 21st World Scout Jamboree.
St. Mary and St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, Poplar is part of The Diocese of Westminster. We have a large church, designed by Adrian Gilbert Scott, where 300+ parishioners of various nationalities gather to celebrate Mass and the Sacraments. We engage in caring for the wider community especially through “Neighbours in Poplar” (NiP) which was founded in our parish over 50 years ago and continues to care for the lonely, housebound, and those in need both young and old, In recent years NiP has reached out to help migrants in Calais. All donations go directly into the church funds.
SPACE believes that every person has the right to access services and support to reach their potential. Working alongside citizens and agencies within some of the most rural isolated and deprived wards of NI. We believe in creating opportunities so that everyone can find their strength.
SEALL is a well-established and trusted performing arts promotion charity based on Skye. For over 28 years, we have delivered world-class performances to our remote rural communities on Skye and Raasay through a year-round programme; the Skye Festival (Fèis an Eilein) in the summer; and the more recent Small Halls Festival in November. SEALL is recognised by the Scottish Government as one of Scotland’s leading rural arts promoters and last year we won the prestigious Scots Trad Award. Our work is underpinned by our communities, heritage and culture and our programmes involve high-quality performances in music, theatre, dance, literature, comedy and children’s shows in halls and stages across Skye and Raasay, including some of the most remote village halls in Scotland. We believe no one should be denied access to great quality performance and we bring the world’s stages to the doorsteps of our rural and isolated communities. This work reaches local and visiting audiences and participants that are multi-generational, multi-cultured, abled and disabled, of all genders and from all walks of life, promoting inclusivity, social cohesion, tolerance and wellbeing. We advocate the relevance and importance of Scotland’s rich cultural heritage and showcase Skye as a beautiful cultural destination.
In 1923 Charles Hoskins Master bequeathed the land known as Master Park - the Heart of Oxted. A new Park Pavilion aims to be a new hub for the community to meet current and future generations needs. Further details available at: https://masterparkoxted.org/new-pavilion/
MVCH volunteers organise the day to day running of hall and improvements to community garden & woodland, fundraise, run clubs, shows & events for the community throughout the year we still require funds to help fulfil our long-term goals Community is at the heart of everything we do www.mvch.co.uk