Elsfield Parochial Church Council (UK, XN375280) Browse events

Elsfield PCC is responsible for co-operating with the incumbent, the Revd Anthony Price, in promoting the pastoral, evangelical, social and ecumenical mission of the Church throughout the parish. It is also responsible for the maintenance of the Church building in Elsfield. The parish church of St Thomas of Canterbury has stood in this small rural village, North-East of Oxford, since at least 1122. In 1849 and 1859, when the Revd Richard Gordon was vicar, the building was restored in the English Gothic style and new seating was installed under the supervision of G. E. Street. The Salviati mosaics - It is thought that the mosaics were installed behind the altar in the 1860s or 1870s. The central panel on the east wall depicts the Last Supper after Leonardo da Vinci’s painting of the same subject in Milan. The mosaics are by Antonio Salviati (1816-1890), the founder of a glass making and mosaic company based at Murano near Venice, who installed mosaics in a large number of churches and cathedrals in Great Britain including the Wolsey Chapel at Windsor Castle, the Albert Memorial, St Pauls Cathedral and Westminster Abbey. Fundraising - The Elsfield PCC is raising £50,000 to restore these outstanding mosaics, described by scholars as a "National treasure".

Brighton And Hove Inclusion Project (UK, 1103735) Browse events

Brighton & Hove Inclusion promotes and supports the inclusion of all children and young people to access play and out of school activities. Children from different back grounds including those with disabilities/special needs are given opportunities to mix, share, learn and have fun together on the basis of equality. BHIP run inclusive after school and holiday clubs that encouraged to children and young people to play together sharing and learning about the differences that exist in their communities. BHIP believes that children who play together grow together, developing in confidence, communication skills and awareness of themselves and others thereby building a future generation that is better able to understand and respect each other.

Be Your Best Foundation (UK, 1077291) Browse events

The aim of the Be Your Best Foundation is to encourage young people to lead healthy lifestyles and to be their best without the need for tobacco, alcohol or other drugs. Our vision is to contribute to improving the quality of life for all of society by encouraging young people to take an active role in building safe and healthy communities. The Foundation supports initiatives that contribute to: * The reduction of drug misuse and crime amongst young people; * The advancement of education and - particularly - the education of children and young people in the value of discipline, hard work and good citizenship; * The promotion of health and the prevention of sickness, particularly that caused by or related to alcohol, tobacco, drug use or any other aspect of modern lifestyles which are prejudicial to health; * The provision of facilities for recreation and positive leisure time activities. At the present time the sole project of the Foundation has been to facilitate the production and expansion of Rock Challenge in the United Kingdom. The Rock Challenge is a unique and exciting opportunity for schools to take part in a dance, drama and design spectacular where the young people are the stars. While the result is a professional event staged in some of the UK’s top venues, the main aim of the Rock Challenge is to encourage participants to have fun while enjoying a 100% drug, alcohol and tobacco free experience. This year, over 320 schools and over 18,000 students took part in 45 Rock Challenge events across the UK. Teams as small as 10 or as large as 135 students, plan an eight minute performance around a theme of their choice, set to commercially available music and bring it to one of our local shows. The teams spend the days rehearsing, making friends and having fun before performing in the evening in front of a live audience made up of family, friends, local sponsors and a panel of expert judges.

Youth Federation (UK, 1143231-2) Browse events

Youth Federation works across Cheshire, Halton, Warrington and Wirral to help disadvantaged young people achieve their potential through direct delivery youth work, alternative education and working with the voluntary sector to the frontline of community youth work.

The Utugi Street Children Kenya Project (UK, 1080725) Browse events

The Utugi Project is a Christian charity set up in 1998 to build a home for street children in Central Kenya. The home now houses 51 boys, all attending local schools. The youngest children have classes on site. The project also provides vocational training on site and feeding programmes in 5 towns. Building is ongoing and girls should be admitted in the future. All funds raised go directly to the project's bank account in Kenya.

Friends Of Hertford Heath Primary School (UK, 1109582) Browse events

The 2nd annual Hertford Heath School PTA Big Run and Family Fun Day is coming! It will be taking place on Sunday 14th September 2014, 3-5pm. All the money raised is still going to the re-surfacing of the junior playground and expansion of the outside learning facilities. The pupils and any accompanying adults are invited to walk, run, hop or skip the one mile course around the village & woods. Each child will receive their own running number, running time, medal and commemorative certificate.  Each class will enter as a team and rise to the Marathon Challenge to clock up the 26.2 Marathon Miles between them. Fancy dress will be encouraged and there will be a prize for the team classes who manage the Marathon.   Last year, we had a fantastic day. Thank you to everyone who came and supported us - we raised just over £2,465.  So please do get involved on the day or sponsor us via this site. Thank you!

The Helios Foundation (UK, 285178) Browse events

We are a Holistic Health Care registered in 1982 we grew in response to the Aids crisis. We now see people with many conditions such as cancer and depression with a specific emphasis on serving the marginalized and excluded. Testimonial: ‘Helios does a very good job at providing evidence-based treatment at a fraction of the cost, is well-established, and saves the general public significant expenditure through off-setting more serious care in hospital. Furthermore, I am unaware of any community organisation more deserving of support to provide these services’ Dr Rupert Whitaker, Founder of the Terrence Higgins Trust

The Fraser Centre Community Trust (UK, The Fraser Centre Community Trust - N/A) Browse events

Carers Trust EHHR Crossroads Carer Services (UK, 1060865) Browse events

Crossroads Care Havering provides respite care for relatives and friends caring for someone who has a disability or chronic illness. Crossroads Care Havering (the working name adopted by Havering Crossroads Ltd) is affiliated to the national Crossroads Care Associaiton.

Citizens Advice In North & West Kent (UK, 1082979) Browse events

Citizens Advice in North & West Kent is your local advice charity in Dartford, Gravesham, Sevenoaks, Swanley, Tonbridge and Malling. We provide free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to people with a wide variety of issues; giving them the knowledge and confidence they need to find a way forward. Our advice services are delivered primarily by trained volunteers, drawn from our local community, supported by experienced supervisors and specialist staff to support clients with particularly complex cases. Serving a population in Kent of over 450,000, we provide face-to-face and telephone advice from Advice Centres in Tonbridge, Sevenoaks, Swanley, Dartford and Gravesend, along with outreaches in more isolated areas. Whilst we help anyone, we target our services towards the most vulnerable in our community, including older people, those on low incomes, people with physical and mental health difficulties etc. We have specialists focusing on high-need and complex issues including debt, benefits, housing and immigration. In addition to our general advice services, we also work proactively with programmes such as budgeting support, scams awareness and energy advice. These help us to get out into our community and help people to develop the skills and knowledge to avoid problems and avoid crisis. What difference we make: We helped 8,000 clients with over 21,000 separate issues last year to not only find solutions to their problems, but also build the knowledge needed to avoid problems and become empowered to resolve issues on their own in the future.

Bungoma Calling (UK, 1137121) Browse events

‘Bungoma Calling’ is a registered charity that facilitates focused assistance to the training and encouragement of the Christian church in Bungoma, West Kenya.

Gloucester Child Contact Centre (UK, 1057352) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. The Gloucester Child Contact Centre provides a safe and neutral place where children can have contact with adults from whom they are separated. Please donate to support our cause. We are a charity and rely on fundraising to run the centre so your help is invaluable - thank you so much for any donations you can make! We have a Facebook page if you would like more information on the centre - we would love to recruit more volunteers or if you would like us to use the centre to see your children there are details about that too - we would love to hear from you! Charity No: 1057352 Find out more Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pg/Gloucester-Child-Contact-Centre-497447920651573/about/?ref=page_internal

198 Contemporary Arts and Learning (UK, 801614) Browse events

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The Dog Team UK (UK, 1183302) Browse events

10 COUNT BOXING GYM CIO (UK, 1191711) Browse events

Step (UK, 1109217) Browse events

STEP Football provides sport for adults with learning difficulties in north London. Based in Camden, we run twice weekly training sessions and a monthly six-a-side league where we welcome teams from across London. We encourage players of all levels of ability to play in a fun and safe environment. Training is run by FA qualified coaches, many of whom have progressed from being players to coaches during the nine years that STEP has been running. All funds received go towards the provision of sport and we are looking forward to our new coaches helping to establish training sessions in colleges over the next year.

Ninety Plus Ministries (UK, 1141703) Browse events

90+is a Sports Ministry that exists to see people transformed through knowing Jesus Christ. We support the Local church across the Uk to use sport as a tool to share the Gospel. Through discipleship, events and outreach opportunities we are helping the church use what is an international language in sport for Gospel purposes. For some sport is an identity a culture and a lifestyle. However the church can use this as a tool to reach out to the sports community to share the good news of Jesus Christ. Sport can also be a great tool to 'do life' with one another and so 90+ helps to encourage the use of sport as a missional lifestyle. 90+ also runs a discipleship programme for christian athletes. The 2 month academy programme trains, equips and teaches these athletes about using their platform as pro's for Gods glory. Following the 2months, 90+ aims to send out these sports men into clubs and teams as chaplains. More information on the work of 90+ can be found at www.ninetyplusministries.com Giving page for James Jaggard at 90+ ministries

SAMs (UK, SC043373) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. SAMs is a unique Charity based in Glasgow. We aim to provide families who have children with special needs the opportunity to come along to our organised Clubs where the children can interact with others, play games and have fun while the parents relax and take time out. Every year we fundraise, apply for grants and do what we can to raise money to be able to take the group away on holiday to Scarborough for the week. During this time we organise everything from accommodation, transport, activities for the day/evening and much much more. This gives the children a great experience of an organised, fun-filled holiday that they, and their parents, find hard to enjoy under normal circumstances. Parents are given respite from the day-to-day care of their child(ren) and manage to be part of the holiday, taking part or taking time out as they see fit, knowing that their child(ren) are in the best of care.

WESTON ON TRENT PARENTS, STAFF AND FRIENDS ASSOCIATION (UK, 1072087) Browse events

DFW Adoption (UK, 1067958) Browse events

DFW Adoption is a Voluntary Adoption Agency and a Registered Charity based in Durham and operating throughout the North East of England. The Agency has been in operation for more than 100 years and working in adoption for almost 60 years maintaining strong roots in the North East area. DFW Adoption has been judged as Outstanding in the last 3 Ofsted inspections Our primary activity is the recruitment, preparation and assessment of prospective adopters from as wide a range of people as possible to meet the needs of children waiting for a family. We offer a dedicated and energised family finding service both regionally and nationally, by a team of highly skilled adoption social workers. DFW Adoption will look after prospective adopters and we will support them throughout the journey towards a child or children joining their family. We will always be here to help if needed and we have a lifelong commitment to our adoptive families.

TOM Foundation (UK, 1116811) Browse events

Take One Moment (TOM) Foundation was established in the memory of Tom Atkinson who was killed in a road traffic accident in August 2005. We provide information, advice and financial support to the families/friends of people who are killed as a result of a road traffic accident.

1st Ingrave Scout Group (UK, 267344) Browse events

The Scout Group follows the principles of Scouting to help young people achieve their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentail as individuals, responsible citizans and as members of their local, national and international community. Via a progressive training scheme, which encourages character building, community awareness, personal discipline, teamwork, trust and social skills. Recognition of success through specific badges and awards at many levels leading to the Chief Scout Bronze, Silver, Platinium and Diamond Awards to the Queen's Scout Award and the Duke of Edinburgh, Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards

St. Anthony's Coptic Orthodox Church (UK, 1061959) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1061959

LINLITHGOW YOUNG PEOPLES PROJECT (UK, 019826) Browse events

LYPP adopts a holistic approach to the young people of Linlithgow in catering for their social, recreational, physical and spiritual welfare. We do this in partnership with local churches by serving the needs of the local community and outlying areas” This mission is underpinned by the following values, which help to drive and focus the activities that we do with young people: Empower- we aim to encourage a sense of hope and potential in young people and inspire them in all areas of their lives, helping them to gain positive perspectives about their immediate circumstances or life in the future. We also aim to engender a sense of equality and justice. Engage- we aim to encourage young people to foster a sense of respect for themselves and others. We recognise the individuality and diversity of each young person and aim to work creatively to best meet their needs. We also want to create opportunities for young people to explore questions of faith and spirituality. Enable- LYPP aims to facilitate ways for young people to learn and build new skills and confidence through both formal and informal education settings, enabling young people to reach their full potential. We work in partnership with local organisations and the community of West Lothian to facilitate this.

Carlisle And Eden Districts Citizens Advice Bureau (UK, 1111024) Browse events

The Citizens Advice service provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. It values diversity, promotes equality and challenges 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.