Swimathon (UK, 1042543) Browse events

The Rotary Club of Sidmouth fundraises for various charitable purposes and this includes an annual Swimathon. This year the Swimathon is in support of a local charity The Sidmouth Scouts who need to replace their ageing club house.

The Friends Of The Vineyard School (UK, 1077631) Browse events

Friends of the Vineyard School is a registered charity set up some years ago by a group of parents to receive donations to the school.

CYLCH LLANRHAEADR (UK, 1092282) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Cylch Llanrhaeadr is a charity set up to run the pre-school within Llanrhaeadr School via the medium of Welsh. A committee of volunteers work to raise funds and manage the setting to provide a safe, fun and valuable environment for our pre-schoolers. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1092282

Church of Christ, Cumbernauld (UK, SC032375) Browse events

To spread the Gospel as commanded by our Lord and Saviour, Jesus the Christ, and, to endeavour to assist those in need whenever and wherever possible. To encourage active discipleship and faithful committment to the Great commision of Mark 16:15-16, "Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature. He who believes and is baptised will be saved, but he who does not believe will not be saved."

Mercy Projects (UK, 953535105) Browse events

Our mission centers on child and family development. We focus on single mothers, large families, widows, and the handicapped. Our goal is to strengthen the existing family of an at-risk child through sponsorship assistance. We work to keep children in loving homes and out of orphanages and institutions.

Chic Mamas (UK, NPO:083466) Browse events

We support education and build bridges between communities through sustainable fundraising and promote the spirit of volunteerism. We sell donated no longer wanted clothes and goods in our upmarket shops in South Africa and have a positive impact on our environment. All for educating kids!

Dartmoor Search And Rescue Team (Okehampton) (UK, 1200541) Browse events

North Dartmoor Search and Rescue Team are all unpaid volunteers, trained to the highest standards to rescue lost or injured people, both on and off the moor. They are on call 24 hours a day, 365 days per year.

LLWYNOG BYCHAIN BEDDLLWYNOG (UK, 1179078) Browse events

GILLINGHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION (UK, 1023251) Browse events

THE NATION CHURCH OF PEACE AND COMMUNION (UK, 1139164) Browse events

The Bridge Builder Trust (UK, 1059059) Browse events

Supports community work and building projects at St Matthews and St Lukes churches in South Oxford. In particular, it is raising funds via the St Lukes Big Project to transform St Lukes into a moden multi-purpose centre suitable for a wide range of activities.

British Glass Foundation (UK, 1139252) Browse events

Preserving the 400 year history of Stourbridge Glass.   The British Glass Foundation is a new charity created in response to the prospective closure of Broadfield House Glass Museum. The Foundation -seeks to represent all other charities, organisations and individuals that have an interest in preserving our glass heritage.continues to raise the profile of the importance, locally, nationally and internationally, of the Dudley glass collections and archives.aims to work closely in partnership with Dudley Council, the principal custodian of the glass collections, to accomplish its objectives.is exploring other means to provide access to the collections and is liaising with the University of Wolverhampton to produce a digital record of the collections and archive. The Unique Importance Of Broadfield House Glass Museum The glass collections on display at Broadfield Houses Glass Museum, and in store at Himley Hall, represent one of the finest holdings of British 18th, 19th and 20th century glass in the world. Numbering some ten thousand items, the Collection includes stunning examples from every major period of glass production in this country, the highlight being cameo glass, the speciality of Stourbridge factories at the end of the 19th century.  The Museum has benefited from major bequests especially that of Michael Parkington which extended and completed Broadfield’s collection of 18th century glass.  The Museum has also saved iconic collections including that of the great 20th century glass designer Alexander Hardie Williamson.The Museum also owns important glass archive material e.g. pattern books from Stevens & Williams, Richardson’s and Thomas Webb & Sons, together with two major glass libraries from Robert J. Charleston, former Curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum, and H. Jack Haden, a local historian who amassed a valuable collection of local Stourbridge material, as well as many other documents, letters, photographs and films.The glass library owned by the Museum is one of the finest in the country and includes the complete microfiche catalogue of original glass catalogues owned by the Corning Museum of Glass in America, the only museum in this country to own this valuable research facility.  Glass making equipment is collected to complement the glass and the archive collections.  Notable pieces include the only surviving “Pull-Up” machine invented by John Northwood I in the 1880’s to decorate glass ware at Stevens & Williams, and a rare complete example of a Bohemian copper-wheel engraving lathe which was used by the great Joseph Keller.  In the 1980’s the Museum rescued the  foundations of an entire 17th century glass furnace from the estate of Sir Charles Wolseley near Rugeley, Staffordshire.  Since it opened in 1980 Broadfield has pursued a vibrant and exciting policy of temporary exhibitions, often drawn from European and American collections and complements them with erudite and learned catalogues.  This incredible combination of glass, archives, equipment and an active educational policy, justify Broadfield’s claim to be the “The Museum of The British Glass Industry”.  Even now, some 400 years after glassmaking began in Stourbridge, its work continues.  

STAMSHAW AND TIPNER LEISURE CENTRE ASSOCIATION (UK, 271120) Browse events

Chester Street Pastors (UK, 1176688) Browse events

Our role is to listen, to care and to provide practical help and support to anyone and everyone in Chester's night-time economy.

Iron Memorial Fund (UK, XT25503) Browse events

April 30 - May 5, Sponsored 400 km cycle ride from Le Havre to Guise, Aisne where the Iron 12 were executed. Please support us and help us raise money to erect a memorial to commemorate the eleven British soldiers and the French citizen executed by the Germans in Guise, on 25th February 1915. The site of the memorial is to be in the village of Iron, Aisne, where the soldiers were concealed from the occupying Germans for about 5 months until their discovery and execution. It’s a story full of daring, intrigue and tragedy. Briefly, in the first few weeks of the WW1 campaign, the soldiers became separated from their regiments in the retreat from Mons and became trapped behind enemy lines. They lived rough in the forests until they were bravely taken in by the villagers of Iron. They were kept hidden in the village mill before being betrayed to the Germans. The British soldiers and the mill owner were executed by firing squad against the walls of the Chateau at Guise. By erecting a memorial we hope that it will be act as a reminder to future generations of the sacrifices unselfishly made by our ancestors.   ironmemorialfund" target="_blank" title="Link opens in a new window">

Newmilns & Galston Band (UK, SC029628) Browse events

Newmilns and Galston Brass Band are one of the longest running brass bands in Scotland, with over 170 years of history attached. Ayrshire is proud and famous for its musical history and we continue to deliver entertainment and excitement at our events.

First Steps 2 School - Peru (UK, 1170243) Browse events

Our Mission The relief of poverty and its effects on Peruvian pre-school children up to the age of six, by the provision of day-nursery schools and programmes of attendance to enable the children to develop physically, mentally and emotionally.

Cranleigh Friends Of Tumaini Children (UK, 1115758) Browse events

We support Tumaini orphanage in Kenya which was set up for the relief of children who have been made homeless mostly due to the spread of AIDS. Currently the orphanage is home to 56 children, but is expanding to house 200 in the long term.

Simply Limitless (UK, 1142444) Browse events

We provide facilities for recreation, advancing education and training, and relieving the needs of homeless people. Simply Limitless is seeing change come to the wider community on all levels including the physical, mental and spiritual. We operate from a renovated carpet factory in Kidderminster.

The Pavement (UK, 1110656) Browse events

The free monthly magazine for homeless people, containing news, advice columns and a directory of homeless services. Distributing in London, the West Midlands and Scotland, for many it's a vital resource, as well as a source of humour.

ENGLISH DISABLED FLYFISHERS (UK, 800452) Browse events

English Disabled Flyfishers. Registered Charity 800452. The purpose of the organisation is to assist the disabled fly fishers amongst us to continue to be able to enjoy their sport, no matter what the disability. The ultimate prize, if wanted, is to represent your country as a member of the English Team in the annual competition between the other Home Nations. If you just want to enjoy the day out fly fishing without the pressure of competition, there are several days afloat at various trout fisheries in the Midlands area, for you to enjoy.Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. The charity was founded by a group of anglers, both disabled, and able bodied, from the Leicester area in 1980. The various days out at the different trout fisheries are discounted for members, and help is provided by the able bodied amongst us to allow other members to have an enjoyable day out. All monies to make up the shortfall on the days afloat comes about by donations of cash or fishing equipment and prizes for tombolas and auctions, which are held at most of the meetings. Members also attend open days at fisheries, some Fly Fairs, Fly Fishing Club Meetings in the winter, and any worthwhile cause , where we might raise some money for the organisation. Persons do not have to be disabled to join our Organisation, so if you are a fly fisherman and would like to help in any way, please check our website, and contact the Membership Secretary. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 800452 Find out more Website http://www.englishdisabledflyfishers.org.uk Facebook http://www.facebook.com/johnedff/

HopeToGhana (UK, 1131447) Browse events

helping children & families in Ghana. A Christian based UK registered charity. Aims include; to relieve poverty, hardship & distress for needy people to provide educational opportunities to show compassion. Thanks for your support!

NORTH GUILDFORD FOOD BANK (UK, 1188640) Browse events

LATIN COMMUNITY NETWORK (UK, 1194468) Browse events

Fulham Legal Advice Centre (UK, 1061395) Browse events

We are a charity providing free legal advice and representation to individuals without the means to pay. Please visit our website at www.flac.org.uk FLAC was established on 23 August 1971 and opened its doors to the public on 20 March 1972. It was the first organisation to be funded by the Home Office Urban Aid Grant to relieve poor persons resident or working within the area bounded by the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham and surrounding areas by providing such persons with legal services which they could not otherwise obtain through lack of means. In 1975 FLAC was instrumental in setting up the Hammersmith & Fulham Community Law Centre. FLAC promotes access to social justice, strengthens communities, fights discrimination and effects systemic change through representation, advocacy and community representation: During 3 evening sessions per week free legal advice is given by volunteer qualified solicitors and barristers on all areas of law apart from immigration or conveyancing. Volunteer law students and graduates and trainees also attend the sessions to gain valuable experience. We have permanent staff, including a welfare benefits adviser and employment caseworker and tribunal representative. Through these staff, we are able to represent a number of people at employment tribunals, disability benefit tribunals and social security appeal hearings. Because our other advisers are volunteers, we are not able to represent our clients in court, but we assist them with drafting the necessary documentation and give them knowledge of procedure to enable them to run their own cases.We believe we provide a valuable service to our local community, evidenced by the number of people who return to seek advice on a range of issues affecting them. Clients are referred to us by a range of other local advisory agencies as well as doctors, the police, the council and local solicitors and by word of mouth from people who have had a good experience of our service in the past.