Re-Build (UK, 1169815) Browse events

Re-build aims to help victims of conflict and natural disasters, in order to help them overcome the poverty and hardship they face. We assist in the reconstruction of infrastructure, building healthcare facilities, building schools for children to return to education as soon as possible and finding solutions to housing needs. Our aim is to rebuild lives and livelihoods, making lasting and sustainable changes using local resources and labour. Along the journey of our quest we intend to work in harmony with our planet by making the most of what nature has to offer. We will be working hand in hand, on long term solutions, alongside communities affected by war or natural disaster. With our team of pro bono professionals and volunteers, we will create projects that relieve locals, in disaster areas, of problems they face in terms of clean water, accommodation, schooling, healthcare and nutrition. We are campaigning to make sure every child in this town has the opportunity to achieve their potential through education. Without you we would not be able to start our incredible work! We urge for your continued support in order to enable us to lay the foundations of many more wonderful projects.

Childrens Scoliosis Foundation (UK, 813732643) Browse events

Hettys (UK, 1133138) Browse events

Hetty's supports over 250 families in crisis across Nottinghamshire. Our goal is to continue to make a difference to families lives by reducing fear, isolation and removing stigma for those affected. With the help of supporters such as you we will be able to continue to do this.

Marshgate Primary School Pta (UK, 1102505) Browse events

Marshgate School PTA is an active and enthusiastic group of parents, teachers and staff, devoted to raising money to help the school.

Welwyn Islamic Society (UK, 1155040) Browse events

WIS is a Registered Charity No 1155040, first established in 1977. At that time there were around 10 Muslim families in the area. In the 2010 Census for WGC/Hatfield, the total number was approx. 3000 and growing; comprising of South Asians, Arabs, North Africans, Nigerians and Europeans.

Bereaved Children Support York (UK, 1171422) Browse events

Bereaved Children Support York seeks to support children, young people and their families living in the York area so they are better able to cope with the impact of bereavement on their lives. We do this by running a monthly peer support group, offering 1:1 therapeutic support, trips & parents grp

Capoeira Academy UK (UK, XT12570) Browse events

Our team started helping children early 2004 by empowering and strengthening communities though playing capoeira. This was initially achieved by visiting schools and working in partnership with other charities. Capoeira Academy UK was teaching four classes a week to children in 2008 and following on from this we opened our charity (Capoeira Academy UK Charity-XT12570) to achieve our dreams of assisting children and young people to have a more active and fun childhood through the benefit of capoeira. Since 2008 we have continued to provide children’s capoeira classes both in schools and out of school hours to encourage continuing practice of capoeira and health promotion. This has enabled more than 10 children to participate in our yearly event the “batizado” where their efforts are rewarded with grading belts. Capoeira Academy UK is chaired by Edgar Leite , more frequently known as Instrutor Bombril. Edgar has been teaching capoeira for over 10 years starting in his home town of Albufeira, Portugal under the supervision of his teacher Mestre Namorado. Often a few of Edgar’s experianced students assist in the children’s classes, all of whom are CRB certified.

Suffolk Lowland Search And Rescue. (UK, 1091537) Browse events

We area voluntary organisation which is part of ALSAR (Association of Lowland Search and Rescue). We are normally called out by Suffolk Constabulary, but we also respond to calls from other search teams in neighbouring counties. We mainly search for vulnerable missing persons (known as mispers). SULSAR is a registered charity & therefore we rely on donations, although members are volunteers and they require specialist equipment and therefore donations are vital. SULSAR was founded in April 1998 by Kevin Waterson, after he had cause to use the services of Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue Team and the Search and Rescue Dog Association (SARDA), when a group of walkers were caught in bad weather. He was so impressed with the efficient way in which the rescue team and dogs worked that he started to think how useful such techniques would be in finding such people as Alzheimer"s sufferers and missing children. An initial meeting took place with Suffolk Police to check the feasibility of such an idea within Suffolk. A core group was formed with friends who had shown an interest in the idea. They received search training from experienced Mountain Rescue Council (MRC) Search Managers through ALSAR and from the Milton Keynes Search and Rescue Team. That initial core group, went on to receive specialist training from MRC tutors and experts from the USA at the University of Wales in Bangor, and attended an internationally recognised search course, being presented with certificates in "Search Management" by the MRC. We are on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and in all weathers!

Verity's Gift (UK, 1187585) Browse events

Verity’s Gift is a charity set up to give help to local causes. Our first mission is to raise money to refurbish the Emsworth park children's play area. We want to create a place where people of all ages can come and visit, relax. Myself and the team are excited to be launching Verity’s Gift, a registered charity in memory of my beautiful wife, Verity. In 2018, my life got turned upside down when Verity unexpectedly fell ill and was taken to the hospital. Verity passed away four days later, leaving Harriet, aged 4, myself, our families and friends reeling. It was hard to imagine life without Verity. I had imagined that we would grow old together, have amazing times and see Harriet grow up. During these dark times, there was one place that Harriet and I would go to reminisce. A place where Verity had spent many times with Harriet - Emsworth Park. It was the only place, Harriet would be able to raise a smile and reconnect with her mum again.

The Friends Of Norfolk And Norwich University Hospital (UK, 1130560) Browse events

Improving the experience of patients and their families. The Friends of Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital is a group of volunteers who fundraise on behalf of the hospital along with nominated Trust staff. Decisions about how to spend funds is decided by the Trustees on receipt of an application at the bimonthly meetings. In order to support the work of the hospital, grants are given to departments and wards for specific items that will help to improve the experience of patients and their families. Since 2009 the Friends of NNUH have donated over £300,000 in grants for much needed items at the hospital. They continue the good work carried out by the previous Friends of Norwich Hospitals Charity which was concluded in 2010

Support And Love Via Education International (UK, 1126793) Browse events

S.A.L.V.E. International is a British and Ugandan based charity working to get children off the streets in the Jinja district, eastern Uganda. S.A.L.V.E.works with children on the streets so they have the opportunity to leave their difficult pasts behind them and move forward, towards a brighter future. Our ethos is “Support And Love Via Education” and with the generous help of our supporters, we are able to place these children in a loving home environment, providing them with access to support, counselling and an all-round education. A major part of S.A.L.V.E.’s work is done within the wider community. It is our aim to improve opportunities for education in the wider community and to work to tackle some of the reasons that children come to the streets in the first place. With your help, S.A.L.V.E. wants to build a better future for the next generation. Thank you for your support.

Bradford North Foodbank (UK, 1160060) Browse events

Foodbank for North Bradford & Shipley covering BD2 BD10 BD9 BD18 BD17, part of the Trussell Trust Foodbank Network, opened January 2015 & run by local churches. Since opening in January 2015 we have provided over 800 emergency food parcels to local people in need. We also recognise that people in crisis often require aditional help, so we offer toiletries, cleaning products and a listening / signposting service at our Foodbank Centres. In addition we offer the Trussell Trust 'Eat Well Spend Less' cooking / budgeting course at local venues. Charity No: 1160060 Find out more Website http://www.bradfordnorth.foodbank.org.uk Twitter https://twitter.com/BfdNEfoodbank

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation (UK, 1103314) Browse events

Cambridgeshire Community Foundation helps local people to offer support to projects they care about; ones that are making a difference to the lives of local people. Through the Funds donors set up and grow at CCF, grants are made to support local charitable projects

THE WHOLESOME WAREHOUSE (UK, 1194390) Browse events

Lowe Syndrome Association Inc (UK, 311160328) Browse events

Friends of the Cancer Centre (UK, NIC101345) Browse events

Each year the work of Friends of the Cancer Cenre makes a real and positive difference to thousands of cancer patients and their families. 'Friends' rely on public donations to help us put directly into projects that make a real and meaningful difference to patients and their families.

HARLOW FIELDS SCHOOL & COLLEGE PTA (UK, 1206744) Browse events

Re:Hope Next Generation Bible Church (UK, SC037327) Browse events

We exist to reach and raise up mature, praying 'Jesus followers' with a particular calling to the 'Next Generation'. We believe God really is who He claims to be, and that He has and continues to do all that His Word says.

Under the Stars (UK, 1179253) Browse events

Vision - That people with learning disabilities and /or autism have the chance to shine and live creative, rich and meaningful lives Mission - To use the power of creativity and the performing arts to enhance the lives of people with learning disabilities and /or autism Under the Stars is a performing arts and events charity for people with learning disabilities. Through our workshops and events, we work with our participants to unlock their potential and change lives.

Friends of Moon Hall School Reigate (UK, 1178184) Browse events

Friends of Baphumelele (UK, 1148140) Browse events

Friends of Baphumelele Ltd was set up as a UK registered Charity in July 2012 to relieve the needs of adults and children who are poor, sick, disabled, old or living in poor conditions in South Africa. The Charity provides annual and longer-term grants to well-established locally-managed projects with good track records of impact, accountability, leadership and effective community action. Any project selected is carefully assessed and monitored to ensure that funds are spent wisely and as intended.

Polka Theatre (UK, 256979) Browse events

Polka was the first, and continues to be one of the very few theatre venues dedicated to creating and showcasing inspirational productions and creative learning programmes for 90,000+ children every year. From now until June 2014, all donations will be doubled by Arts Council England. Thank you.

Mind Body EDS (UK, 1177182) Browse events

Supporting those impacted by Ehlers-Danlos syndromes. We confront Ehlers-Danlos syndromes on all fronts - through advocacy and awareness, together with financial and research support - to help save lives and improve individual sufferers’ quality of life.

Nightwatch (UK, 274925) Browse events

Nightwatch is a charity that has been caring for homeless people in the London Borough of Croydon for more than thirty years. We are an entirely voluntary organisation with more than 100 volunteers who are out, in teams, every night of the year. We help people at evey level of homelessness, including the street homeless through those in hostels, bed and breakfast and unsatisfactory accommodation. We also help former homeless poeple who are still vulnerable and whose main point of contact is via the homeless community. An important part of our work is not only the physical but the emoitional and spiritual wellbeing of the people we see. We are involved in supplying food, clothing, household goods and in the resettlement of former homeless people into new accommodation. We have no paid staff and the charity does not own property (a church allows us a kitchen and storage areas at a low rent). Our adminsitrative costs are therefore very low so a high proportion of money donated to us goes directly to people in need.

York Special Care Baby Unit Support Group (UK, 516552) Browse events

We help provide support to York SCBU through the provision of specialised medical or surgical equipment and improved amenities and facilities including education and vocational training