Milton Margai School for the Blind (UK, 1103408) Browse events

Assisting the School in providing education and training to pupils and ex-pupils

A Call To Business (UK, 1089505) Browse events

A Call to Business is a growing community of business people who believe that God has called them into business not simply to work, but to create resources and influence the sphere of authority around them, and to see many people coming to faith and being discipled in the context of their everyday working lives. Beginning in the City of London, this community now stretches around the globe, with business people in many nations taking up the challenge to live out their faith in their place of work, bringing transformation to individuals, companies, communities and even nations.

1st Wellesbourne Scout Group (UK, 510157) Browse events

Thank you for supporting 1st Wellesbourne Scout Group and the Young People within our organisation.We exist to help the Young People of Wellesbourne grow within the community, expanding their knowledge, experience, skill and confidence. Now operating for over 10 years we have between 80 and 100 Young People involved at any one time providing them with many life enhancing experiences that they simply cannot get elsewhere. Part of the worldwide organisation that is the Scout Association 1st Wellesbourne Scout Group provides an opportunity for the Young People of Wellesbourne to enjoy and benefit from everything that Scouting can offer.We help young people to develop their skills, personalities and confidence in a wide range of activities. Whether this be through participation in numerous outdoor activities available, developing on their own or as part of a team, supporting their community our Young People can be seen to grow and shine brightly as their involvement in Scouting grows.Of course, supporting all this activity requires time and funding. We are lucky to have a small group of volunteers who work with our Young People to develop in Scouting. Raising the funds needed to enable all this is a perpetual task and we are very grateful for the support that we get from all the parents, carers, friends, family and organisations we work with.Thank you for your ongoing help.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 510157

Claire Coiley Trust (UK, 1099408) Browse events

To raise funds for desparately needed new research into bone cancer in children and teenagers.

FUN Club (UK, 1108266) Browse events

It provides days out, fun activities and support for families of patients of the Children's Neuro Team at Frenchay Hospital

Walsall and District Deaf Children's Society (UK, XT30451) Browse events

Walsall & District Deaf Children's Society is run by parents of children who have a hearing loss. The aims of our group is to provide support, advice, friendship and offer acitivites for hearing impaired children and their families in the Walsall area. We rely on donations and fundraising events, that we hold throughout the year. Our work makes a big difference to children the who often feel isolated and different to their peers at school, and give them a chance to interact with their hearing friends in a relaxed environment.

Lions Club of Sunderland (UK, EW02445 ) Browse events

As a locally based service organization Sunderland Lions respond to requests from local groups and individuals for support, both financial and in kind. Also as a member of an international organization the club supports the Lions Clubs International Foundation which operates in numerous ongoing projects around the world and assists when natural disasters occur. The main focus of this application is the major event of the year the Boxing Day Dip. We receive about 1,200 entries made up of about 170 teams. Each team has a targeted charity to raise funds. As event organizers the club facilitates a synergy which benefits an extremely wide range of beneficiaries which individual fund raising activities cannot serve to the same financial extent. The percentage of funds raised which is attributed to the Lions Club of Sunderland means we are able to support our projects which largely benefit the local community, especially worthy cases which cannot gain support from other sources.

Borders Childrens Charity (UK, SCO26072) Browse events

Donate & Feel Great! 99% of every penny raised by BCC is spent on children in the Scottish Borders. Our purpose is to help children, up to 18 years of age who are suffering from poverty, a disability, who are in sickness or distress. http://www.borderschildrenscharity.org.uk/

The Healthy Living Club (UK, 1154130) Browse events

The Healthy Living Club is a charity based in the London Borough of Lambeth that promotes the wellbeing of people with dementia and their carers. Dementia is one of the most common causes of disability among the old. It affects memory, thinking, orientation, comprehension, calculation, learning ability, language, behaviour, mobility and continence. Yet, the Healthy Living Club is a happy place and is a “lifeline” for our members. We gather in the communal areas of a local extra-care scheme to participate, together with the residents, in activities that are both healthy and fun. Over the last 12 months, our Wednesday Club alone has provided over 250 hours of activities (such as keep-fit, music-making, drama, art and singing) that have kept us healthy and joyful. Every year about 90 people benefit. An independent study, using tools of measurement developed by the New Economic Foundation, found that the 30K we spent in a year produced £500k of "social value". The charity started with a Wednesday gathering that at present accommodates an average of 43 members each week, the majority being people with dementia. Due to a long waiting list and to meet the needs of those who wouldn't be able to take part in a larger group, we started another Club on Mondays in the same premises that at the moment has 12 participants. We also run a regular Sunday “Crafternoon” and monthly carers groups. In addition, we try to promote a more positive image of people with dementia nationally, mainly through making good use of social media. Our Clubs include carers, older adults with long-term conditions other than dementia and volunteers as equal members. We all engage in activities that meet the needs of people with dementia, but that all our other members enjoy too. Our Clubs are not services. They are communities within which there is no "us" and "them". We replace loneliness with sense of belonging to a community within which the sense of ownership is shared. Charity No: 1154130 Find out more Website http://hlclc.wordpress.com/ Facebook http://www.facebook.com/HealthyLivingClubAtLinghamCourt Twitter http://twitter.com/HLCLC YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVQz1X5bXcy0J925tKKR5Ww

The Olivia Holmes Foundation (UK, 1139564) Browse events

Raising money and awareness for children with cancer and their families to improve their lives during this nightmare time. The charity was formed in Jan 2011 by Nick & Lisa Holmes due to their daughter's experience after she was diagnosed with a Ewing Sarcoma to her spine. Thank You for your help!

Dunblane Youth and Sports Centre Trust (UK, SC241368) Browse events

Youth & Sports Local Community Centre

Friends of Leighton House (UK, 1153591) Browse events

The Friends play an important role in the life and work of Leighton House and 18 Stafford Terrace. The funds raised go towards developing and preserving all aspects of both houses, thus furthering the appreciation of Victorian art and social history and bringing them to a new generation.

Godalming Swimming Club (UK, Godalming Swimming Club - N/A) Browse events

Godalming Amateur Swimming Club is a nonprofit making club whose primary aim is to improve swimming ability and to offer competitive swimming against other local clubs, whilst retaining the cost of membership at an affordable level.

Special Olympics Suffolk (UK, 800329SUF) Browse events

Special Olympics Suffolk (SOS) is the Suffolk branch of Special Olympics Great Britain (SOGB). SOGB is the largest provider of year-round sport training and competition for all people with an intellectual disability. Special Olympics is recognised as the third member of the “Olympic Family” and is the only other organisation allowed to use the word ‘Olympic.’ To see pictures and up to date news please visit our Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/specialolympicssuffolk1/

Robertson Outdoor Bursary (UK, 1156739) Browse events

To improve peoples' life chances through the promotion and support of education of local people engaged as porters or in guiding or supporting mountain climbing or walking or forest trekking in Africa (mainly Tanzania) and other appropriate countries. This will include the awarding to such persons of scholarships and grants tenable at agreed universities, colleges, education providers or institutions of higher or further education. Improving the education and training of local people in this way will greatly enhance their employment prospects and hence their living standards and make it much easier for them to be able to support themselves and their families.

British Friends Of Orayta (UK, 1181839) Browse events

We raise money to support the advancement and support of Orthodox higher Religious Jewish Education in Yeshivat Orayta and Isralight

Friends of Stanley School (UK, 516731) Browse events

Friends of Stanley School raise funds for the pupils of Stanley School for activities, equipment/resources and respite care, not legally provided for by any statutory agency. Past fundraising events include discos, school fairs, social evenings, raffles, sponsored walks and bounces and enterprise projects throughout the year. The staff and parents of FOSS are committed individuals giving of their time religiously to create a better environment and home/life balance for every pupil.

Friends of Great Gaddesden School (UK, 1044572) Browse events

Think Ahead Community Stroke Group (UK, 1128934) Browse events

The Think Ahead Community Stroke Group offers help to Stroke Survivors, their families and carers in the Wigan Metropolitan Borough to improve the quality of their lives by providing friendship, information, advice and education, together with opportunities for interaction with other members by organising outings, respite breaks and appropriate social activities

Eagle Aid (UK, 1041056) Browse events

Eagle Aid fundraises for a number of projects, helping the sick or handicapped, especially children but also the elderly and/or refugees mainly in Europe, Africa and the Middle East and India.

Thames Valley Positive Support (UK, 1151431) Browse events

We support anyone affected by HIV to achieve or improve the quality of life they experienced pre-diagnosis We offer HIV testing using a rapid test that gives a result a minute We raise awareness about HIV so we can eradicate stigma and ensure that everyone understands how to protect themselves

Age UK Cambridgeshire (UK, 1107589) Browse events

Age Concern Cambridgeshire promotes the well being of older people and help make later life a fulfilling and enjoyable experience. We are an independent charity, responsible for managing our own affairs and for our own fundraising. We are full members of the Age Concern Federation.

Green's Windmill Trust (UK, 1163116) Browse events

Green's Windmill Trust promotes the reputation of George Green, the 19th century 'mathematical miller' and the heritage of milling through education, events and operating the working windmill. George Green was a remarkable mathematical physicist in the early 19th century who made many discoveries about such things as light, sound, electricity and magnetism. You can visit his windmill - which has been restored to working order - and the adjacent interactive Science Centre. Following the loss of it's City Council funding, the windmill is now run by the Green's Windmill Trust. Your donation will help keep our sails turning and ensure we remain open for the enjoyment of future generations. Charity No: 1163116 Find out more Website http://www.greensmill.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Greens.Windmill Twitter https://twitter.com/Greens_Windmill

Haslingden Community Link (UK, 1075926) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1075926

Oxfordshire Association for Young People (UK, 1015127) Browse events

Oxfordshire Association for Young People support voluntary based youth clubs and youth groups. They provide advice and training to volunteers as well as providing young people with positive activities. OAYP support youth club development within the County of Oxfordshire