Hogs And Heroes Foundation (UK, 271665460) Browse events

The Trust Womens Project (UK, 1104461) Browse events

Trust is a community based women's project offering support and opportunities for vulnerable women in South London, including women involved in, exploited through or exited from prostitution and involved in, moving on from, or at risk of involvement in the Criminal Justice System. Trust also provides an aftercare service for women who have exited prostitution, drug and alcohol use or offending and are looking to make positive changes in their lives. Trust is based in South London and we have provided training on service development and regional and national prostitution strategies. The project was established in 1999 and has been a registered charity since 2004 (charity number 1104461).

The Ark T Centre (UK, 1079495) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

IdeasTap (UK, 1132623) Browse events

Please donate now to make a real difference to young people working in the arts. We rely on donations from people like you to help young talented people find jobs and take part in amazing artistic opportunities.  IdeasTap helps young people find work in the creative industries through training, mentoring, seminars, CV clinics, paid internships and our extensive employment database. We work with leading arts organisations and creative businesses to provide career opportunities and paid commissions, and we offer facilities and support for start-ups through our Creative Space programme. 

Aberdeen & Shire Community Therapy Group (UK, SC044169) Browse events

We are a local charity supporting Dylan a 2 ½ year old boy from Peterhead. Dylan has recently been diagnosed with Spastic Diplegia Cerebral Palsy which makes it difficult for him to walk unaided. Our aim is to raise funds for a life changing SDR operation. ‘Dig Deep To Keep Dylan On His Feet’

Hearts to Africa (UK, 1086477) Browse events

A charity whose objective is to help relieve poverty in Africa through the distribution of clothing and educational materials.The charity is unique in that it's volunteers not only collect donated items, they also travel to Africa and personally distribute them directly to the people who need them most.

Hope Spring Water (UK, 1165468) Browse events

We help poor developing communities in Africa access clean water. Hope Spring helps developing communities in Africa to accesssafe, clean water. Lack of clean drinking water and adequate sanitation indeveloping communities is one of the major killers of children under 5 years ofage. In collaboration with the beneficiary community, we dig well or a boreholeto poor communities in Africa. Charity No: 1165468 Find out more Website http://www.hopespring.org.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/hopespringwater/ Twitter https://twitter.com/hopespringh2o

St James C.E Primary School Fund (UK, 1049098) Browse events

The aim of the St James C of E Primary School Fund is to advance the education of all children at the school via a variety of avenues including, but not limited to, new/improved equipment, resources, and school spaces.

tri4japan (UK, 1141488) Browse events

Japan is gripped by its worst disaster since World War 2.Earthquakes, tsunami and now nuclear radioactivity fears. My Japanese wife Rieko and I lived in Japan for many years and have family and friends there. On Friday 11th March 2011, we watched in horror when the earthquake and tsunami hit Eastern Japan. We instantly knew we had to do something. One of the port towns called Kamaishi was literally washed away in front of our eyes. Kamaishi was the town on TV that really struck a chord string with us. Suddenly, this was real and it suddenly this was personal. When we saw buildings we had stayed in, shops we had visited, and roads we had walked down, vanish in front of our eyes, under the relentless surge of that all consuming Tsunami, we knew we had to act. Not only people suffering in Kamaishi, but those affected all over Japan, and if we had the resources, all people suffering in the world. However, we are just two people, with limited resources and limited time. Rather than watch in vain and prey, we put a stake in the ground and said, Now is the time to act. The earthquake and Tsnuami we saw hit Kamaishi was the catalyst, for our call to action. Why Tri ? Triathlon is all we know, I have been involved in triathlon for 25 years, it is not only our livelihood and our hobby, and a way of life. Although we say tri4japan, we want to include all sports, swim, bike run, endurance and sprint, individual and team. The true essence of our mission is that all people from all sports around the world come together and TRY FOR JAPAN. We have started Tri4Japan to raise money to help the people of Kamaishi who in many cases have literally lost everything in this devastating disaster. Please support us!

Community Foundation For Lancashire (UK, 1123229) Browse events

The Community Foundation for Lancashire is a local grant-maker, distributing grants to grassroots community groups and voluntary organisations throughout Lancashire. We distribute grants on behalf of our donors and funding partners, with the ultimate vision to drive as much investment into the voluntary and community sector to enrich the lives of people in and around Lancashire and through them create united, thriving and prosperous communities. For more information on the Community Foundation please visit www.lancsfoundation.org.uk

Carers Link East Dunbartonshire (UK, SCO34447) Browse events

Providing care and support to someone can be very rewarding but it can also be extremely demanding - both physically and emotionally - and affect other areas of your life such as your job, family life, relationships and even your own health. Whether juggling to provide care a few hours a week in-between job and family, or caring 24-hours each and every day, Carers Link is the local charity supporting Carers throughout East Dunbartonshire. Carers Link can help through: Freephone 0800 975 2131 www.carerslink.org.uk

Working Together-Congo (UK, 1145161) Browse events

Working Together-Congo, aim to help the people of the Democratic Republic of Congo to help themselves. We are a Brighton based Charity who have no paid staff or overheads. All of the money we raise goes directly to the source of need in the Congo.

Middle Barton Pre-School (UK, 290217) Browse events

Middle Barton Pre-School is committed to providing quality care and first class education in a parent-involved community based group. We use ‘learning through play’ to nurture each child’s natural curiosity and allow them to develop physically, emotionally, intellectually and socially at their own pace within a safe, secure and stimulating environment. Our Equality and Diversity policy ensures that we are accessible to all children and families.

The Wiener Library for the Study of the Holocaust and Genocide (UK, 313015) Browse events

The **** Library for the Study of the Holocaust & Genocide is Britain's leading and most extensive archive on the Holocaust. Established in Amsterdam in 1933, the Library was originally founded as an information service to reveal the true nature of events in the Third Reich. Today, the Library holds an exceptional collection of over two million items including published and unpublished works, press cuttings, photographs and eyewitness testimonies, and it is this collection that lies at the heart of our work. The Library aims to serve scholars, researchers, the media and the public as a library of record, engaging people of all ages and backgrounds in understanding the Holocaust and its historical context. It provides a resource to oppose anti-Semitism and other forms of prejudice and racism. We reach out to audiences across the UK encouraging students, the media, writers, policymakers, educators, legal professionals, refugees, survivors and their descendants to use our wealth of materials in their search for the truth. The Library is committed to exploring innovative ways to promote study and engagement with source materials, and to enable connections and explorations with modern day issues. As a living memorial to the evils of the past, the Library is dedicated to verifiable truth, democratic accountability, openness and tolerance of ethnic and religious differences. The Wiener Library for the Study of the Holocaust & Genocide is Britain's leading and most extensive archive on the Holocaust. The Library holds an exceptional collection of over two million items including published and unpublished works, press cuttings, photographs and eyewitness testimonies, and it is this collection that lies at the heart of our work. You are welcome to visit us and study our books, documents and photographs in the Wolfson Reading Room. We aim to serve as a library of record, engaging people of all ages and backgrounds in understanding the Holocaust and its historical context. The Library is committed to exploring innovative ways to promote study and engagement with source materials, and to enable connections and explorations with modern day issues.  We have an active Learning and Outreach programme of free lectures, book launches, workshops and seminars run by leading academics and educators. We also run a temporary exhibition programme throughout the year and our current First World War exhibition ‘The Kaiser’s Jewish Soldiers: Loyalty, Identity, Betrayal’ showcases objects, documents and artefacts from our extensive collections.  Story of the Library The Library is named after Dr Alfred Wiener, a German Jew who after the First World War began to fight against the surge of antisemitism in Germany. In 1933, Dr Wiener and his family fled to Amsterdam where he established the Jewish Central Information Office, which collected information with the purpose of revealing the true nature of events in the Third Reich.  In 1939 the JCIO was transferred to London, and throughout the Second World War Allied Governments as well as the BBC made extensive use of its collection, which was increasingly referred to as ‘Dr Wiener's Library'. After the war, the Library provided critical evidence to the Nuremberg Trials and later to the Eichmann Trial, and became a key source of information for survivors attempting to trace their families. Today, the Library’s collection continues to grow with more items added every year, including materials on other genocides such as Rwanda and Darfur. The Wiener Library is open to the public five days a week free of charge. Read more about our work and our history at www.wienerlibrary.co.uk

1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards Regimental Association Including The Benevolent Fund (UK, 262628) Browse events

Relief of hardship and suffering with financial assistance, by way of donation, to past and present members and their dependants of 1st The Queens Dragoon Guards, 1st Kings Dragoon Guards and 2nd Dragoon Guards (The Bays).

New Foundations (UK, 1100698) Browse events

A Christian Medical charity sharing the Gospel of Salvation through Jesus Christ with the people of the Niger Delta through health care and personal witness.

Mount Grace School Parent Teacher And Friends Association (UK, 1120903) Browse events

Mount Grace School, Committed to Excellence and Promoting Success for all students. Funds are raised to support on and off-site aspects of learning and community involvement for our students. To date the PTFA have bought three mini buses in six years, white goods for food technology, curtains for hall and stage, computer software to improve reading skills, donations to Duke of Edinburgh Award, school library, PE Department, Mathematical puzzles. Monies towards the upgrade of disabled facilities and renovation of original stain glass windows. Sponsorship and supplying refreshments for Primary School Sporting Events including Football, Netball and Athletics. Participation in Potters Bar Carnival and Community Day. The school is celebrating 60 years, its own Diamond Jubilee, so we will be supporting students and staff in the House Marathon Relay where they will be raising sponsorship for "Beyond Ourselves". Later in the year we are hoping to have a "Picnic in the Ground" to celebrate The Jubilee and make it an occasion to welcome back past staff and students.

Dundee Industrial Heritage Ltd (UK, SC002268) Browse events

Dundee Heritage Trust is a registered charity with responsibility for the care and interpretation of Captain Scott’s internationally significant Royal Research Ship Discovery and the associated Discovery Point Antarctic Museum and for Scotland’s Jute Museum @ Verdant Works, one of the nation’s most important textile museums. We have in our care two Recognised Collections of National Significance, relating to Discovery and polar exploration and the Dundee textile industry. We provide high quality learning services to over 8,000 school children and countless community groups every year. It costs around £1 million each year to run the two museums. Dundee Heritage Trust receives a small subsidy from local government that equates to just 6% of the running costs. Accordingly, we require support for a wide range of projects including the care and conservation of our collections which includes Discovery, exhibitions, learning programmes and capital developments. Donations can be general or specific to particular projects or aspects of our work.

Service User Network (Swindon) (UK, 1116140) Browse events

Service User Network Swindon,(SUNS) was founded in 1998. SUNS is a local charity run by mental health service users, with the aim of providing opportunities for service users to have a voice about the care they receive, by empowering them and providing opportunities for people to speak out. SUNS aims to support, train and encourage mental health service users to speak out about their experiences of mental health services. SUNS achieves its aims by attending and contributing to local NHS trust meetings. Service Users' feedback is gathered by providing a safe and friendly space in which service users can meet and discuss their experiences together and raise any concerns or examples of good practice. Where there are concerns, SUNS is able to contact care providers to ensure that appropriate care is given to service users. Part of this involves offering clubs and training open to all service users, in order to help build confidence, which will in turn help service users to contribute to meetings they attend. SUNS also works with its partner organistaion, Swindon Listening Line, which was set up in 2009. Swindon Listening Line is a telephone helpline which helps anyone in the Swindon area who feels worried, stressed or lonely, by offering a friendly ear, signposting people to organisations that can help them, and working alongside the local NHS crisis team. Service user feedback is also gathered in this way, and any calls which require further action are followed up on. Callers range from those wanting a quick chat to people who are in the midst of a suicide attempt; a number of lives have been saved by Swindon Listening Line, and it is felt that if people discuss their problems early, they are less likely to develop full-blown mental health problems.

Gulu Mission Initiative (UK, 1136683) Browse events

Gulu Mission Initiative is a not for profit charitable organisation working alongside the disadvantaged in Northern Uganda. We work in 3 areas: Education Community Growth Social Action projects Our primary focus is on running a school for 390 children, some of who are orphans and all whose families were affected by the 22 year civil war. Please help us make a difference and support us. 

Deaf Unity Inc (UK, 263630314) Browse events

CapeVerdeKids2Care4 (UK, 1144497) Browse events

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Rosewell Development Trust (UK, SC042673) Browse events

Rosewell Development Trust promotes the social, environmental & economical sustainability of the village of Rosewell in Midlothian. We are fundraising towards building a community hub in the centre of the village with a cafe, arts space, business units and a farm shop, and to run community events & activities.

Friends of West Clandon Church CIO (UK, 1164870) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.The objects of Friends of West Clandon Church are to advance the Christian religion by supporting the Christian mission of the Church of England Church of St Peter and St Paul in West Clandon, Surrey, including by preserving, keeping up, heating, lighting, insuring, maintaining, enhancing or extending the fabric of the Church, its churchyard and burial ground, and also by supporting the pastoral work of the Church towards the young, the bereaved, the elderly, the sick and other groups in need.  The Friends of West Clandon Church is an ongoing fund-raising body that offers a programme of exciting and interesting events to raise money to provide resources to preserve the fabric of the Church and to sympathetically update and enhance the building.A church in West Clandon has existed for nearly a thousand years. The present church was probably built in the 12th century. Ancient buildings such as this require constant maintenance and refurbishment to save them from decay.This beautiful old building sustains a vibrant community which is at the heart of the village.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1164870

THE PUBLIC FUNERAL FUND (UK, 1197105) Browse events