Winchester District Citizens Advice Bureau (UK, 1144965) Browse events

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The Dan Eley Foundation (UK, 1146478) Browse events

Dan Eley, a young man from Godalming, Surrey was a volunteer street child worker in Latin America when a tragic accident in the Amazon left him paralysed from the shoulders downwards two years ago. Dan spent one year in hospital fighting for his life and overcoming enormous emotional and physical challenges of being so severely paralysed. During his time there he met many people who had overcome extreme adversity to go one and achieve great things in life. This inspired him to pursue his dream of starting apprenticeship-style training schemes for children living in poverty in Colombia.Despite his current disability Dan has continued to work towards his aspiration of founding a charity to help vulnerable young people overcome adversity and find the strength and determination to make a success of their lives.

Bullion Community Resource Centre (UK, 1084105) Browse events

Bullion Hall hosts a wide range of activities for all ages and interests. The Wait er While Café staffed by adults with learning difficulties provides delicious meals and refreshments. The Hall houses a number of charities including Wheels to work, Gateway wheelers and ME Northeast

East London Dance (UK, 1053735) Browse events

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Pimlico Toy Library (UK, 287065) Browse events

Toy librarians work with parents and children upto eight years, to help them reach their potential.

Staines Preparatory School Trust (UK, 296691) Browse events

Staines Prep is a fantastic non-selective, independent, co-educational school. Its aim is for every pupil to achieve their potential within a secure, happy and stimulating environment that allows them to grow in confidence and flourish as individuals. The School has a reputation for high standards of education and pastoral care and for producing pupils who are thoughtful, courteous and considerate of the needs of others. An exciting £3m project to build new state-of-the-art teaching and performance facilities is currently in progress and includes a new Multi-Functional Hall, Art Design and Technology and Science suites, Music Room, five extra classrooms plus new changing rooms and toilet facilities.  The initiative is consistent with the School's ethos and long-term strategy to enhance its curriculum and provide the widest range of opportunities to its pupils. Its Fundraising Appeal target of £350k is to fully fit out the new areas with high quality, specialist equipment, including acoustic screens, tiered seating, lighting and sports equipment to enable the pupils and the local community to use the facilities as soon as possible. All donations, large or small, would be really appreciated. Everyone at Staines Prep is very excited and we look forward to sharing our new facilities with you in Spring 2013.

The Little Dog Rescue (UK, 1146313) Browse events

We are a foster based rescue which enables us to thoroughly assess each one of our dogs on an individual level ensuring we find the most suitable home for him/her. We also operate a lifetime foster scheme whereby dogs that cannot be rehomed remain with TLDR for life with our financial support.

CHECK (UK, 1135925) Browse events

CHECK promotes and supports the education and health ofchildren in Kimilili, Kenya, by providing funding for facilities, scholarshipsand grants.

re:think/re:act Monkstown (UK, re:think/re:act) Browse events

re:think/re:act is a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) service provided by Monkstown Village Initiatives (MVI). We offer one-to-one counselling for both adults and young people as well as facilitating group work sessions on stress management. MVI is a charity based in Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland. The re:think/re:act service was established to support the mental health and wellbeing of local residents through the provision of counselling. We offer one-to-one CBT therapy to both adults and young people facing a variety of emotional issues. We seek to provide therapy free of charge and are therefore reliant on donations received.Thank you for taking the time to read this information and please consider donating to the re:think/re:act service. Find out more Website http://www.monkstownvillagecentre.com/initiatives/rethink-react Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/RethinkReact/546913805362651

Islamic Research Foundation International (IRFI) (UK, 1122086) Browse events

Islamic Research Foundation International is a UK registered charity which promotes through ‘Peace TV’ a 24 hour Islamic International TV Channel, broadcasting ‘Free to Air’ state-of-the-art television programmes in English, Urdu, Bangla & Mandarin across 125 countries - truth, justice, morality, harmony, wisdom, PEACE for the whole of humankind.Peace TV aims to remove the misconceptions of Islam and promote it's correct understanding and teachings based on the holy Qur'an and the Sahih Hadith.Please donate your Zakaat, Sadaqah & General donations to Support Peace TV. This charity is eligible for Gift Aid. Charity No: 1122086 Find out more Website http://www.peacetv.tv/

ACE (UK, 1124181) Browse events

We are A PTA raising funds through various events for the school and sometimes other charities

Rapid Aid Community First Responders (UK, 1135529) Browse events

Rapid Aid community First Responders, are based in Middleton near Tamworth, Staffordshire. We serve the community as a voluntary organisation that provides support to West Midlands Ambulance service, by responding to 999 calls with the area we cover. When a patient dials 999, we are dispatched by the emergency operations centre to commence treatment prior to the arrival of an ambulance. As we are based in the local community we can arrive on scene sooner than an ambulance, this can be invaluable in cases of cardiac arrest. We are never sent instead of an ambulance always in addition to the ambulance. The area we cover expands throughout Middleton, Tamworth, drayton Bassett, Bassets Pole, Sutton Coldfield, Chelmsley Wood, Coleshill, Water Orton, Curdworth, Kingsbury, Lea Marston and many more surrounding areas. All this cover doesnt come cheap though, with the increase in fuel prices and VAT it costs nearly £800 per month just to keep the vehicles on the road. We are always looking for donations, sponsorship and support from the general public and local businesses. If you feel you could help in any way then please contact us (details below). Rapid-Aid is a registered charity and as such all funds are gained from donations or fundraising events. Each responder volunteers their own time to respond to 999 emergencies. Please help us to help you.

Hounslow Jamia Masjid (UK, 264824) Browse events

When Allah blesses you financially, don't raise your standard of giving, eaise your standard of giving. Hounslow Jamia Masjid & Islamic Centre constantly strive to improve services to our community and have successfully created cross border partnerships.

Festival For Young People (UK, 1124641) Browse events

Our aim is to generate respect between the elderly and the young in order to connect the generations. Research shows there is little respect shown by the elderly for the young or by the young for the elderly. We try to do something about this sad state in our society by working for and with young people on any activity not being undertaken by other groups or organisations. We run an annual Art and Craft Exhibition to show off the skills and achievements of children in 14 of our local schools. This work is placed alongside art and craft produced by older groups such as Age Concern and Froxfield Over Sixties. Our seventh Exhibition will take place in July 2012 in the Festival Hall Petersfield. We raised £100,000 towards the cost of Phase 1 of our new skate park at Love Lane Recreation Ground, Petersfield which was opened in November 2010. Young people are now helping to design Phase 2 which will have an emphasis on providing features for young children learning to skate and  disabled people in wheel chairs. Many of the skaters are helping to raise funds for Phase 2.  We have set a Challenge for Year 11 students at The Petersfield School, after their GCSE Exams, to ride the SouthDowns Way from Winchester to Eastbourne ,a distance of 100 miles, in three days. The next challenge will take place in June 2012.  We have raised money to send young people on Sail Training Association Adventure Training Courses in Tall Ships and to the Sail Training Centre at Calshot.  We are developing plans with other youth orientated groups, to build a world class youth facility in Petersfield. Young people at Alton College, studying Graphic Design with Architecture have produced models of youth centres and BTEC students at Mill Chase Techinical College in Bordon have studied the ecological aspects of a new building and looking at heat pumps, light tubes, solar panels and the collection of rainwater to flush the toilets. This is an exciting project which will take a few years to develop. Our treasurer, Nigel Wells, is running in the London Marathon in 2012 and would be grateful for any sponsorship you may wish to offer.  

Tape Aids For The BLind (UK, 002101NPO) Browse events

Expect the Spoken Word to Open Whole New Worlds Tape Aids For The Blind was established over fifty-eight years ago to provide FREE audio library and audio production services for all blind, visually impaired and print-disabled persons in Southern Africa. Recording and producing audio books, educational literature, textbooks, magazines and information in 11 official languages. To-date Tape Aids has recorded over 50,000 book titles and operates 12 Service Centres nationwide with 28 studio production facilities where over 500 Volunteer readers, proof-readers and review editors record books and educational material. The main Circulation Library processes over 4000 audio books per day for its 6000 members nationwide via the South African Postal Services. Tape Aids’ migration to digital formats together with its online downloadable audio books enables it to open whole new worlds not only for its members but also potentially millions of sighted children marginalized by institutional and geographic disadvantages. Shared Value Education Outreach initiatives that fall under its Pay-it-Forward-BY-The-Blind umbrella currently provide multilingual Hear-to-Read oral resources in Early Childhood Development and Talking e-Books that overcome literacy, pronunciation, comprehension and textbook dilemmas through the provision of ‘spoken word’ versions of school books and lessons.

The Friends of Deal Hospital (UK, 280568) Browse events

OUR CHARITY SUPPLEMENTS THE LOCAL HOSPITAL SERVICE BY THE PROVISION OF EQUIPMENT & FACILITIES FOR THE RELIEF OF PRESENT OR FORMER PATIENTS IN NEED; PROVIDES AMENITIES IN THE HOSPITAL FOR PATIENTS & STAFF INCLUDING A TEA BAR; AND ENCOURAGE & MAINTAIN PUBLIC INTEREST IN THE HOSPITAL AND RAISE FUNDS TO ACHIEVE THESE ENDS.

Westminster Citizens Advice Bureau Service (UK, 1059419) Browse events

Westminster Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) service provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. We value diversity, promote equality and challenge discrimination. The service aims to provide the advice people need for the problems they face, and to improve the policies and practices that affect people’s lives. During the past year, the bureau provided advice and information to Westminster CAB dealt with some 8,722 individual households. With repeat visits made by clients for further help and advice, this totaled 27,602 client contacts. Additionally our website attracted a further 55,513 hits from people wanting to access our self-help information, such as Adviceguide factsheets (www.adviceguide.org.uk) and useful website links. Westminster CAB dealt with some 25,981 different enquiries. The four main subject areas of which were: Benefits, Debt, Housing and Employment. In the last year Westminster CAB helped to: The need for the Bureau's service has increased sharply in the recession but the funds to provide the service have not. So the CAB needs your help.

RadheShyam Hope (UK, Radheshyam) Browse events

Radheshyam Hope is a Hindu based Charity in Manchester with a motto "Nobody sleeps hungry tonight". RadheShyam Hope was created by a couple living in Manchester who were inspired by the local Hindu priest at Gita Bhavan Hindu Temple Manchester. The charity derives its name from the Hindu God – Krishna, only He who can give Hope to us all. The charity and its family of members believe in the principles of Karma – our good deeds are the only true possessions in our lifetime, the rest is transient or futile. Hindu scriptures mention – Daanam paramam Dharmam, helping someone selflessly is one of the highest forms of our duty. Since its inception in 2016, the charity has gathered steady momentum. The charity members are volunteers from different parts of the world living in the UK. RadheShyam Hope volunteers also take part in local events held at the temple. It is hoped that by sharing their views and goals with the greater community more people will realise that by working together we can make a big difference to the needy and the poor. Find out more Website http://www.radheshyamhope.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100011429517713 Twitter https://twitter.com/RadheShyamHope YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHNuJyZQB1c73er4DA8XYow

Brunswick Youth And Community Centre (UK, 1130227) Browse events

The Brunswick Youth & Community Centre has a unique history. It was conceived in a World War II Prisoner of War Camp called OFLAG 79 in Brunswick, Germany, where a group of British officers considered their boredom and deprivation and realised that theirs was a situation familiar to young people in the cities of their homeland; young people for whom there existed few diversions and little prospect for escape. They resolved that on their release they would encourage young people to adopt the Brunswick Spirit to fight limitations and restraints imposed by their social environment, learn respect for one another and take the future into their own hands. Amongst these determined British officers were Michael Marshall, Philip Evans and Harry Mounsey, who upon their release from Oflag 79 camp fulfilled their promises and established the Brunswick Boys Club in Liverpool in 1948 To this day, the spirit of the Brunswick is undiminished. The Brunswick relocated to Marsh Lane, Bootle in 1964 and then redeveloped the centre in 1995 which has now become a landmark and community hub that every one knows as “The Brunny”. The Brunswick offers a wide range of services to support all elements of our community from general, open access centre-based junior and senior youth and community provision, Mothers and toddlers group and Ofsted Registered after schools provision, off site outreached and detached youth work and residential trips, to special projects and involvement in local regeneration initiatives, crime prevention measures and youth involvement in local decision making processes, intergenerational projects promoting community cohesion and the integration of different social group, pensioners social group and accredited training for all ages and social back grounds. The Brunswick also offers support for community and residents voices forums, and support for police and community engagement forums, and is currently developing a community garden.

Hammersmith And Fulham Community Law Centre Limited (UK, 287462) Browse events

Hammersmith and Fulham Community Law Centre has been providing free legal advice and court representation to people in our borough for over 30 years. We also take cases from people throughout London and the UK. We specialise in employment, housing, human rights, asylum (particularly children) and community care and have a track record of successful test cases in all our areas of expertise. We offer drop in clinics at several locations as well as appointments at our offices. We represent the most vulnerable people in the community. We have several new fundraising events: Parachute Jump Zena Soormally and Steffen Bolwig are jumping out of a plane at 5000ft on 25 February 2012 to raise money for us. See their link at: http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/team/hflcjumpers and later in the year, we will taking part in the London Legal Support Trust sponsored walks. But your support at any time of the year is very welcome! Many thanks    

The John John Trust (UK, SC036993) Browse events

The John John Trust (TJJT SCIO) believes that everybody deserves a good education - regardless of where they come from. With the sustained & inspiring support of people like you, we have been able to provide life enhancing opportunities to hundreds of young people in Africa and beyond.

REGINA CAELI UK (UK, 1183737) Browse events

Milton Keynes Bereavement Service (UK, 283448) Browse events

We are a self-funding caring organisation, offering the community emotional and practical support through bereavement, free of charge. We provide one-to-one counselling in a confidential environment where clients can share their grief either at their home or our office, or in our drop-in service.

Settle Area Swimming Pool (UK, 523831) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Settle Area Swimming Pool is a charity registered swimming pool built with funds raised by the local community for the local community and visitors to the area. Please donate to support our cause.Due to our location in the Yorkshire Dales with its watery scenery, Settle Area Swimming Pool was first built to provide the children of Settle and surrounding areas with a safe place to learn to swim (a life skill) and a pool for the local community to enjoy. It Is, still to this day, managed by a committee of volunteers who oversee its running. The pool not only teaches a life skill but contributes to the well being of our customers. Settle Area Swimming Pool provides a vital resource and is a huge asset for the local community. It provides a service for all sections of the community - the young, the elderley, those with visual/learning disabilities. As a charity registered pool we rely heavily on grants and donations. With high running costs, donations allow us to continue to provide a warm, friendly, easily accessible pool kept and maintained to the highest standards. Charity No: 523831 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SettlePool Twitter https://twitter.com/

Moray Inshore Rescue Organisation (UK, SC036999) Browse events

A Maitime and Inshore Life Saving Organisation