Our Story: “Alhamdullilah Praise be to Allah” Seeker of Knowledge Madrasa at Templar House Hall Kilburn London has been providing several beneficial Islamic activities for the community since 2018, however, due to hiring the hall from Camden Council weekly and for a restricted amount of hours we are very limited in our resources and unable to provide full services to the Muslim community. Help us establish our Islamic Centre in the heart of London to enhance our services such as the five daily prayers, Jumuah, taraweeh, adult Quran and Islamic studies classes, counselling sessions, youth clubs, madrasa for children and more. A golden chance for Sadaqa Jariyyah as the Prophet ﷺ taught us: "spreading beneficial knowledge is an ongoing charity." (1631 Sahih Muslim) Our dedicated team are working hard to establish this centre, so we need your help to complete this noble project in sha Allah. Kindly donate to help us raise £250,000 to open our Seeker of Knowledge Islamic Centre which will be dedicated to serving the community using authentic knowledge from the noble Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet peace be upon him. Uthman (ra) reported that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ said: “If anyone builds a mosque for Allah, Allah will build a house for him in paradise.” (Bukhari & Muslim 533c) بارك الله فيكم و في أموالكم May Allah bless you and your wealth.
SICK! Productions is a North Manchester based diversity-led arts organisation. We are known for SICK! Festival, a biennial international arts festival, and for a growing year round programme of activities in the communities of Moston, Harpurhey and Charlestown.
In response to the current shortage of guide dogs and the urgent need of thousands of blind and partially sighted people, we are fundraising to reduce the waiting list for trained seeing dogs. Your donation will help us to give independence to many blind people across the UK.
We strongly believe that raising awareness of pancreatic cancer and its signs and symptoms can save lives and the reason for the need to raise awareness to the general public, GP's and other medical institutes in Gibraltar. We continuously push all our efforts towards creating awareness through GHA channels and other avenues to key personnel and the general public.
In Haiti, we help with medicine, we send 34 children to school each year and we feed 5 families per month. We have recently helped a family build a small earthquake proof home. We hope to one day build a school for the children of the area and continue to support families with food and medicine.
WWT Charity is the self funding custodian of Whitchurch Canal Arm on behalf of the community. There are huge commitments including grounds maintenance, canal side repair, dredging, signage to name a few. We reach out to volunteers, visitors, philanthropy far & wide to survive, thrive & even develop.
The 23rd Bromley Scout Group are a central part of the local community, we are constantly looking for new ways to meet the needs of our young people and provide them with opportunities to further themselves as individuals.
Sherborne Developmental Movement is a method of working in which the movement is securely based in normal developmental movement experiences. Developed by Veronica Sherborne. It is an inclusive approach working with movement, grounded in Laban's Movement Theory. It can be used with babies through to older generations, both full able bodies and not.
Dementia Friendly Guernsey is run by volunteers and works to raise awareness of dementia in the community and to find ways to improve the quality of life for those who live in Guernsey or visit our island and who have dementia.
Tang Hall Employment is a charity providing employabilty support in York UK, for people facing significant barriers to finding employment. We focus on supporting employment for people either with long term experience of addiction/mental health (in particular where this has led to homelessness) - or where a person has a learning disability.
We offer support, advice and information to children, young people and adults who have been bereaved, no matter whenever or however the death occurred. Our services are free and available to anyone, ensuring that we provide somewhere to turn when someone dies.
We are the Parish Church in Hythe, St Johns & St Annes. We aim to draw closer to God corporately and individually, and unreservedly and unconditionally serve the neighbourhood, we are in.
Renal Agenesis UK provides information and support to parents and families who have lost a baby following a diagnosis of Bilateral Renal Agenesis. Our aim is to be there for parents every step of the way as they try to navigate life after the loss of their precious baby from this rare condition.
We support one of the most marginalised groups in the world - LGBTQIA+ (queer) migrants, asylum seekers & refugees. We do this by providing business creation courses, delivering skill-enhancing masterclasses and working with queer and ally businesses to create employment advice and opportunities.
The Disabled Golf Association promotes disabled golf in England. Our key activities are: 1. Organising around 50 golf events across England for disabled golfers. 2. Work with golf clubs to help them become more "disabled friendly". 3. Organise coaching sessions to introduce disable people to golf. 4. Work with England Golf and other sporting & golfing organizations to promote Disabled Golf
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We provide a playgroup provision for Thornhill and want the children to have a brilliant time at a price that is not restrictive to families. Therefore we like to raise money for new toys, food and extras at celebratory times.
Alsama sets up education centres, sports hubs and social enterprises in refugee camps in Lebanon. We have developed an innovative curriculum which compresses 12 years of typical school education into just 6 years. Our projects are run for – and, in large part, run by – refugee communities.
We run sections for Beavers, Cubs and Scouts, providing activities to all young people between 6 and 14 in Kingswinford and the surrounding area.
Women become homeless for many reasons including addiction, domestic violence, abuse, ill health... When this happens, they need a ‘space’ where they can recover from the trauma of their experience, feel safe and secure and, in time, move forward in their lives. Daisyhouse provides such a space.
We are a community station broadcasting round-the-clock to the Greater Glasgow area, Edinburgh, and the world. Our programmes feature the widest range of traditional and contemporary music as well as folk, roots, Americana and world music. We support up-and-coming acts with our presenters always on the lookout for something new to share. We have strong links to Scottish culture and arts, and we work closely with various music and arts festivals to provide first-class programmes. Our listeners are very diverse and quite international – from the Glasgow area on 95FM, DAB Digital Radio in Glasgow and Edinburgh and around the world from the popup player on our website, mobile apps such as Radio Garden, and smart speakers. Anyone with an Alexa-enabled smart speaker can say "Alexa, play Celtic Music Radio".
Tylorstown Welfare Hall is the last remaining Miners Welfare Hall in the Rhondda Fach and the only community facility available for local people. We provide events and activities for people of all ages.
We offer a youth club for the local community, providing fun experiences and community engagement for our local young people.
Marfan syndrome is a disorder of the body's connective tissue, affecting the eyes, heart and skeleton.As the sole charity in the UK dedicated to improving and saving the lives of those with the syndrome we provide personalised support, undertake research into improved treatments, & raise awareness.