Islamic Research Foundation International (IRFI) (UK, 1122086) Browse events

Islamic Research Foundation International is a UK registered charity which promotes through ‘Peace TV’ a 24 hour Islamic International TV Channel, broadcasting ‘Free to Air’ state-of-the-art television programmes in English, Urdu, Bangla & Mandarin across 125 countries - truth, justice, morality, harmony, wisdom, PEACE for the whole of humankind.Peace TV aims to remove the misconceptions of Islam and promote it's correct understanding and teachings based on the holy Qur'an and the Sahih Hadith.Please donate your Zakaat, Sadaqah & General donations to Support Peace TV. This charity is eligible for Gift Aid. Charity No: 1122086 Find out more Website http://www.peacetv.tv/

ACE (UK, 1124181) Browse events

We are A PTA raising funds through various events for the school and sometimes other charities

Hammersmith And Fulham Community Law Centre Limited (UK, 287462) Browse events

Hammersmith and Fulham Community Law Centre has been providing free legal advice and court representation to people in our borough for over 30 years. We also take cases from people throughout London and the UK. We specialise in employment, housing, human rights, asylum (particularly children) and community care and have a track record of successful test cases in all our areas of expertise. We offer drop in clinics at several locations as well as appointments at our offices. We represent the most vulnerable people in the community. We have several new fundraising events: Parachute Jump Zena Soormally and Steffen Bolwig are jumping out of a plane at 5000ft on 25 February 2012 to raise money for us. See their link at: http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/team/hflcjumpers and later in the year, we will taking part in the London Legal Support Trust sponsored walks. But your support at any time of the year is very welcome! Many thanks    

The John John Trust (UK, SC036993) Browse events

The John John Trust (TJJT SCIO) believes that everybody deserves a good education - regardless of where they come from. With the sustained & inspiring support of people like you, we have been able to provide life enhancing opportunities to hundreds of young people in Africa and beyond.

REGINA CAELI UK (UK, 1183737) Browse events

Settle Area Swimming Pool (UK, 523831) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Settle Area Swimming Pool is a charity registered swimming pool built with funds raised by the local community for the local community and visitors to the area. Please donate to support our cause.Due to our location in the Yorkshire Dales with its watery scenery, Settle Area Swimming Pool was first built to provide the children of Settle and surrounding areas with a safe place to learn to swim (a life skill) and a pool for the local community to enjoy. It Is, still to this day, managed by a committee of volunteers who oversee its running. The pool not only teaches a life skill but contributes to the well being of our customers. Settle Area Swimming Pool provides a vital resource and is a huge asset for the local community. It provides a service for all sections of the community - the young, the elderley, those with visual/learning disabilities. As a charity registered pool we rely heavily on grants and donations. With high running costs, donations allow us to continue to provide a warm, friendly, easily accessible pool kept and maintained to the highest standards. Charity No: 523831 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SettlePool Twitter https://twitter.com/

Moray Inshore Rescue Organisation (UK, SC036999) Browse events

A Maitime and Inshore Life Saving Organisation

WRCDT Lourdes Pilgrimage (UK, 233699LP) Browse events

WRCDT Loudres Pilgrimage

W.O.V.A. (UK, 1103705) Browse events

The West Oxfordshire Vetka Association based in West Oxfordshire but with members nationwide supports schools, hospitals and sustainable developments in Vetka District in Belarus. This area is the place in the world worst affected by the nuclear fallout from the Chernobyl disaster. It will be two generations before radiation levels in parts of Vetka District reach acceptable levels and 244,000 years before they return to pre-Chernobyl levels.   This small local charity working in the radiation fallout zone of Vetka, Belarus (White Russia) was formed in 2001 by a small group of people concerned for the welfare and future of a people whose lives had been devastated by the Nuclear accident at Chernobyl in 1986. The area remains, to this day, one which is struggling with the aftermath. Large areas still remain closed to the population because of the very high radiation levels.   The charity’s current project is to rebuild and refurbish a building used by children with a range of Physical and Mental Disabilities including, Hydrocephalus, Cerebral Palsy, Sight and Hearing problems, and a wide range of learning difficulties.    Photos in the gallery show: 1. View of part of the dilapidated interior of the Childrens Correction Centre, Vetka, Belarus   2.  View of outside of derelict half of the Childrens Correction Centre,Vetka, Belarus.  3. Nina - a child attending the Childrens Correction Centre. 

Vonzellas Crown (UK, 861803183) Browse events

ACT (African Child Trust) (UK, 1074911) Browse events

A.C.T. is a UK-registered charity formed in March 1999 with the vision to relieve poverty and advance development in Africa by educating disadvantaged fatherless children and orphans and supporting needy widows through training to generate income to sustain their families.

Stepping Out Theatre Company (UK, 1117912) Browse events

We are the country's leading mental health theatre company working with mental health service users and theatre professionals to create exciting, entertaining theatre productions and bring the joyous and healing power of theatre to our participants and audiences.

Biddulph Citizens Advice Bureau (UK, 1126463) Browse events

Biddulph CAB has been serving the former mining community of Biddulph for over 25 years.  Our dedicated and highly trained team of staff and volunteers provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. We aim to provide the advice people need for the problems they face in areas like debt, benefits, employment, housing and consumer; last year we helped more than 1,300 people with over 5,500 different problems, with many receiving specialist advice in debt and welfare rights. Equally important is our aim to improve the policies and practices that affect people’s lives by collecting evidence and campaigning for change.  We value diversity, promote equality and challenge discrimination. The contribution made by our volunteers aged between 19 and 79 is vital; coming from all walks of life and bringing a wide range of experience plus enthusiasm and energy, they underpin all that we do.  We know that the lives of many of our clients are changed for the better by the help and support received from the volunteers.  What is less well known is that volunteering at CAB can be a life changing experience too, a fact with which many of our volunteers will agree.

The Mercian Regimental Charity (UK, 1117653) Browse events

MAKING CHARITABLE GRANTS FOR THE EFFICIENCY OF THE MERCIAN REGIMENT AND TO ANY REGIMENTAL CHARITY OF THE REGIMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE REGIMENT OR THE FORMER REGIMENTS. THE MAINTENANCE MEMORIALS AND CHAPELS. MAKING GRANTS FOR THE RELIEF, GENERALLY OR INDIVIDUALLY, OF PAST AND PRESENT MEMBERS OF THE REGIMENT AND FORMER REGIMENTS AND THEIR DEPENDENTS WHO ARE IN NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS.

Now I Eat (UK, 1129938) Browse events

Thousands of children across China and India don’t have access to education, healthcare or a nutritional diet…just some of the things that we take for granted. Now I Eat seeks to provide relief among the young disadvantaged children in these countries. Our aim is to open future doors for these people in the world of work by improving their health and by providing them a decent education.   Where Now I Eat differs from a lot of charities, is that we rely on volunteers keeping our costs to a minimum so that maximum benefit is received by the children. For more information please visit our website: http://www.nowieat.org 

Poole Wau Partnership (UK, 1147425) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.The Poole Wau Partnership Charitable Trust (PWP) was set up in 2011 by the (Church of England) Poole Deanery to support the Archdiocese of Wau in the Episcopal Church of South Sudan, Africa.Our three main objectives are to:Promote religious life both through the development of partnerships between Wau and the Poole Deanery and through the provision of financial support for theological training and resources in Wau;Advance education through funding of teaching staff, providing educational materials, and constructing & maintaining educational establishments; andRelieve financial hardship (due to poverty, sickness, disability or old age) of working and retired clergy and lay workers. Please donate to support our cause.Since 2011 PWP has received over £130,000 from compassionate and generous individuals and Churches. We are using these donations to support Wau, a region in South Sudan - one of the world’s newest countries. Wau currently has considerable needs, partly due to famine and internal conflict.Our initial project was to fund the building of a guest house in Wau – to accommodate visitors and to provide a revenue stream for the Church in Wau. The guest house was completed in 2015 at a cost of around £55,000.Our current focus is on education, both spiritual and practical. We have contributed around £40,000 towards education, centred on St John’s college in Wau, but including provision for more specialised training elsewhere in the region. In 2016 we committed to support the permanent theological teaching staff in St John’s college for a further 3 years. We are also hoping to facilitate the sponsorship of business students at St John’s college.In addition to our main projects, we responded rapidly to the recent unrest in South Sudan by sending over £27,000 to the Church in Wau to provide much needed food for internally displaced people. Charity No: 1147425

Beacon Of Hope - Ffagl Gobaith (UK, 1079533) Browse events

The Beacon of Hope is a charity providing immediate and ongoing personal integrated social and nursing palliative care in Ceredigion and neighbouring areas. We serve people with all kinds of life-limiting or terminal illness from the moment of diagnosis, as well as support for their families.

Shine Out of School Clubs (UK, 1162751) Browse events

Institute Of Hospitality (UK, 326180) Browse events

The Institute of Hospitality, helps potential hospitality managers worldwide providing qualifications, information and networking opportunities to help young managers develop.

Missing Persons Trust (UK, 1173903) Browse events

Missing Persons Trust provides free-of-charge investigative services to families of unresolved cases of missing young and/or vulnerable people throughout the United Kingdom Our overriding concern is the welfare of the missing person and our primary objective is to locate and assess the well-being of the individual, and where suitable or possible facilitate the process of returning them to their homes Charity No: 1173903 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website

The Friends Of Hope House Kesgrave (UK, 1101568) Browse events

The charity raises money for a residential home for young adults with profound learning and physical disabilities to provide holidays and special equipment.

Orkney Drugs Dog (UK, SCO47543) Browse events

The Orkney Drugs Dog is a new charity which aims to provide a drugs dog for the county.Following concerns originally raised by the Community Safety Partnership around the level of drug misuse and abuse, and the disruption caused to family life in the county, Orkney Drugs Dog has been set up to provide drugs education and detection services in Orkney.The main aim of the charity is to provide education and awareness in local schools and Orkney College. The dog and handler will also provide detection support to Police Scotland, for example at ferry and air ports and in other areas where local detection is required. For the past year, and more, the Steering Group have been working closely with Voluntary Action Orkney, the Orkney Alcohol and Drugs Partnership, Police Scotland and Shetland’s Dogs Against Drugs team.Two new posts will be created in support of the initiative: a Development Officer, who will source future funding, and a specialist Dog Handler. Once these posts are filled, we will then be in a position to search for a suitable dog to become our Drugs Detection Dog.Once the handler and dog are in position they will head south for full training and Home Office licencing. They will then prepare to become ready for educational duties in our schools and our College and operationally ready for drugs detection under a partnership agreement with Police Scotland.We are looking forward to them being out and about in the community, on the streets and into our educational and residential establishments in order to get the dog used to being in among the public in a variety of situations and we hope that the public embrace this initiative fully. Charity No: SCO47543 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://facebook.com/orkneydrugsdog

Gold Hill Care (UK, R17437) Browse events

Gold Hill Care is a Christian charity and is responsible for the management of: Rock House Care Home is run to high standards with a warm, friendly atmosphere. The home has specialised in distinctive high quality Christian Care of older people since 1967 and is registered to look after 38 residents. It also provides a residential specialist dementia care unit. Short-term respite care is also offered to assist family members to take a short break or a holiday. Gold Hill Homecare provides a service which makes it possible for sick, disabled and older people to to maintain their independence and remain in their own homes rather than moving into a residential nursing home. People are assisted to carry on as normal a life as possible. Graham House provides 4 studio appartments and 2 one bedroom flats for the over 55s. Care staff are available if needed 24 hours per day. Gold Hill Care provides care to those of all faiths and non faiths and to all denominations.

Developing Artists (UK, 1121604) Browse events

Developing Artists is a registered charity committed to supporting the performing arts in conflict and post-conflict nations. Its projects connect people and institutions in some of the worlds poorest countries with an international network of theatre companies and practitioners. Developing Artists strengthens underprivileged communities by providing constructive outlets for their creative life and long-term opportunities for self-expression and professional development. Developing Artists works in two key ways. It creates collaborative productions in each nation and through these productions identifies talented individuals who would benefit from participation in the charitys Apprenticeship Programme. Over the last seven years Developing Artists has delivered over 20 projects in eight countries and brought together artists and performing arts organizations throughout the world. The charity fosters a self-sustaining approach to the arts through which individuals acquire the skills to earn an income from their work and begin to support their own projects over the long term. They are further encouraged to share what they have learned within their local communities thereby acting as catalysts for wider change.

Halifax Central Church (UK, 1099716) Browse events

Halifax Central Church is a frontline 21st Century Mission Church based in Halifax Town Centre.  We have the greatest message in the world and we are daily living ambassadors of Jesus Christ in our homes and workplaces. We are moved to action by the hurts, needs and suffering in our world as we desire to be the salt and light (Matthew 5:13-16) in our world. As well as bible centred meetings for new Christians, men, women,children and youth, locally, we are deeply concerned about homelessness. We are involved with other churches in Halifax and are also involved with Youth Work in our town.  Internationally our members travel to Rwanda, India, Romania, and other countries, working with local people amongst those in desperate need.