The Horn Of Africa Street Children Ltd (UK, 1126775) Browse events

The Horn Of Africa Street Children Ltd is a United Kingdom registered charity helping street children in the Horn Of Africa region. This charity is working directly with the Abiy Negussie Humanitarian Organisation (ANHO) in Ethiopia. ANHO helps street children in Addis Ababa to be reunited with their families and also provides them with finance, education and health care.  All money donated to The Horn Of Africa Street Children Ltd will go directly towards supporting ANHO’s work in Ethiopia. For more information please visit our webpage www.anhoe.org    

Megans World (UK, 1132073) Browse events

Megans World helps provide financial assistance for the burial plots and headstones for stillborn babies. It helps parents of stillborn babies and their family's to discuss and overcome their tragic loss

Samaritans of Edinburgh and the Lothians (UK, SC006778) Browse events

The Edinburgh branch of Samaritans is wholly led by volunteers and provides a 24/7 service of confidential, emotional support by telephone, email, SMS and drop-in to people who are in distress or despair

MAKE OUR LEADERS (MOL) LTD (UK, 1167909) Browse events

Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children Ladies League (UK, XR48845) Browse events

Since 1873 the aims and objects of Ladies League have been We help keep children (and their parents) happy whilst attending hospital by providing extra comforts, distraction toys, medical and educational equipment, computers, games, televisions, Christmas and birthday presents. We fund staff courses and childrens outings.

Andover RDA (UK, 1073578) Browse events

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The Wessex Heritage Trust (UK, 1015271) Browse events

Families Connected (UK, 1131283) Browse events

We are Families Connected by Autism.

FAVERSHAM STRIKE FORCE FC (UK, 1189764) Browse events

Future For Jaffna (UK, 1150107) Browse events

Future for Jaffna works to improve the lives of widows of the recent civil war in northern Sri Lanka. We empower the widows to set up their own small businesses from making clothes to weaving Palmyra bags. We help improve the widows lives in a sustainable manner. Once they have their own successful small businesses, they will have a source of income for the future, enabling them to provide for their family. They will them be able to buy better food and clothes for their children. We make sustainable improvements to the lives of our widows in Jaffna.     It costs roughly £55 to set up a business for a widow. However much or little you can give, it will make a big difference to the lives of those in Jaffna. For more information, please visit our website: http://www.futureforjaffna.co.uk/

Development Impact For Nigeria (UK, 1091028) Browse events

DIFN (Development Impact for Nigeria) was set up in 2000 in the UK, initially starting off as CIFN, an ecumenical agency to address the issues of HIV/AIDS awareness, Prevention and Care/Support. We have now evolved into being a holistic development agency working in partnership with several Nigerian based Community Based Organisations, NGOs, Schools, Faith Groups, State and Local Government Agencies. In 2010, an initiative was proposed by members of the Modakeke Progressive Union (a Diaspora organization in the UK) to provide solar power products for the benefit of the inhabitants of Modakeke, Osun State, Nigeria. This area has suffered several years of civil war and its people are slowly re-building their lives. This initiative aims to facilitate regeneration of the area by reducing poverty and illiteracy of locals by: 1. Providing beneficiaries with solar lanterns and small-scale photovoltaic systems to reduce their reliance on kerosene and diesel - which are toxic and can be very dangerous if kerosene is mixed with other liquids 2. Improve educational standards because children will be able to study at night 3. Encourage the use of solar power to generate an income e.g. for charging mobile phones or using money which would otherwise be spent on diesel and kerosene, on other items to sustain their families 4. Engaging locals in volunteering schemes to educate others about energy conservation and about solar energy devices in rural areas in Nigeria, particularly in Osun State

All Saints East Stratton PCC (UK, X90871) Browse events

All Saints East Stratton, is a small Church of England village church in the heart of Hampshire.

FOLHS (UK, 1070846) Browse events

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Chukwu Trust (UK, SC035651) Browse events

Chukwu Trust is founded on the principle that when people have nothing, even the smallest donation can transform lives. It aims to give people in Africa the basics to start a new education, a new job, a new life and build a future for themselves and their families. We do not aim to fund people on an ongoing basis, but instead to provide the crucial capital that will enable them to support themselves. This is done through direct donations to individuals, so not only is the gift completely transparent but the results can be seen immediately. Many of the people who require assistance have had their lives brutally transformed by tragic events, most commonly the loss of the breadwinner in the family through accidents or sickness. Countries, such as Nigeria where we work, do not have a welfare state. The only form of assistance is provided by the family network. When this breaks down, those left behind have nothing to fall back on, bringing severe suffering to the families involved.

FRIENDS OF PATTISHALL SCHOOL (UK, 1106727) Browse events

James Gillespies Trust (UK, SCO22811) Browse events

The James Gillespie’s Trust promotes the welfare of James Gillespies High School and aims to establish mutually beneficial relationships between the school, its alumni and its community. The Trust supports excellence, a central ethos of the school, and has assisted various projects initiated by students and staff in science, drama and sport. Earlier this year, the Trust worked with the school to create a collection of piano solos played by students that is now available on the ‘Fidelis et Forte’ CD (http://www.jamesgillespiestrust.com/news.php). The Trust promotes and assists the school’s long-term relationship with Zwelibanze High School in South Africa that embodies the concept of global citizenship that is held very strongly within the school.  During the Heritage lottery funded ‘Living Stories’ oral history project, the Trust established connections with many former pupils. These links are ongoing and the Trust has hosted open afternoons and tours for former pupils. The Trust needs ongoing funds to continue these activities and is aiming to raise £10,000 in 2011.

Global Relief Initiative (UK, 1139246) Browse events

Global Relief Initiative endeavours to promote change on a global scale by supporting, either financially or through the provision of services, those in need. We are dedicated to helping those living in impoverished areas aswell as providing better life chances to those who are physically or mentally disadvantaged. Global Relief Initiative works towards the relief of hardship and the advancement of education (including academic, social, and physical education). Further to this we are dedicated to any charitable work for the promotion, protection, and provision of health for all, young or old. Global Relief Initiative aims to implement strong result-driven programmes and projects that are transformative, scalable and sustainable so as to accommodate as far as possible the different needs of all.

THE POLE POLE FOUNDATION UK (UK, 1173386) Browse events

Younger People With Dementia Berkshire West (UK, 1147290) Browse events

We are a charity registered in 2012 to support people in the west of Berkshire who develop dementia under the age of 65. It is estimated that the incidence of dementia in this age group is one in every thousand – which, at this time, equates to around 240 people in West Berkshire alone – many of whom are unknown to local service providers. The needs of younger people with dementia (under 65 years of age) and their carers differ greatly from older people as the pattern, progression and burden of illness are all different, which is where we come in. We have an innovative approach to respite care.  As well as our one to one service, we run a series of age appropriate workshops which offer meaningful activity.  Each session or workshop is tailor-made to the individuals who attend and this enables people to continue to enjoy participating in activities and being involved in the community. A choir was established in September 2012 which meets weekly.  There have been several concerts which have been much enjoyed both by choir members and audience. The workshops run on a rolling programme of 6-8 weeks to try to accommodate everybody's interests.  They have included physical activities such as dancing, running and katacanoeing as well as gardening, photography and local history. We try to be flexible in how we use our resources, continuing to listen to clients and their families, and at the same time not duplicating services which are already provided on a statutory basis. Our longer term aim is to be able to fund a resource which will provide respite care on both a short and longer term basis. Thank you for taking the time to look at our page.  We appreciate your support.  

Orange Babies (UK, Orange Babies - N/A) Browse events

Orange Babies is a foundation whose main purpose is to help Hiv-positive pregnant women and their babies in Africa. Orange Babies also provides support to children who are infected with the virus or have directly to do with it.

Options In Life (UK, SC042319) Browse events

Options In Life - Supporting Extraordinary People Options In Life (Fife, Scotland) provides advocacy and support for individuals with complex additional needs.  We promote education, training and healthy living, whilst developing personal and life skills, for both the individual and their carer. Many people with learning difficulties live a life of isolation. It is our aim to bring out the best in people, by helping them to realise their own potential. Options In Life's Recreation program offers young adults with autism and other learning disabilities the opportunity to participate in fully supported social and sporting activities. Participants meet new people, make new friends and take part in a wide range of challenging and character building activities. The aim is to develop social interaction and communication skills and build self esteem and confidence. We also offer support and respite to families and carers. Thank you for your interest and support.  To find out more about us, visit our website at http://optionsinlife.org/   Options In Life - supporting extraordinary people.

The Wirral Egg Run (UK, 1124006) Browse events

The Wirral Egg Run Charity! Raising cash for sick kids on the Wirral from the Wirral Egg Run and Wirral Toy Run. All money raised goes to help many good causes helping sick kids across the Wirral. The Wirral Egg Run has so far given over £80.000 to good causes from money raised on the Wirral Egg Run & Wirral Toy Run, We also organise fundraisers through out the year. www.facebook.com/wirraleggrun. www.wirraleggrun.co.uk www.wirraleggrun.com,

GIFT (UK, 1107334) Browse events

GIFT is a grassroots, independent volunteer organisation, whose purpose is to encourage, educate and promote a culture of giving and volunteering amongst young Jews in the community.

THE PARISH OF SUNNINGHILL AND SOUTH ASCOT (UK, 1135244) Browse events

We are the two churches of St. Michaels' and All Angels in Sunninghill, and All Souls' in South Ascot. We are united in one parish, here to care for our communities, and support causes across the world, including a close partnership with a number of organisations in The Gambia.

Club Derry (UK, XT5684) Browse events

Club Derry is the largest single sponsor of Gaelic Games in County Derry. It is a not-for-profit charity organisation passionate about promoting and providing resources for all aspects of Gaelic Games and their Culture. We are of the community and run by the community. All Club Derry members pledge an ongoing financial contribution with the only reward being a feelgood factor and knowing that we are providing a legacy for present and future generations of young people. We are passionate about the development of schools GAA and its ethos. We fully support the Oakleaf Cycle Slam which helps to provide funds to ensure all our schools receive second to none coaching and physical fitness training. We are pledged to maintain this level of service for children of all abilities and needs. We thank you in advance for your contribution to this effort. Mol an Óige