The Jill Todd Trust (UK, 102553) Browse events

The Jill Todd Trust was established to commemorate the talented + active life of Jill, who within one year from graduating with a 1st Class Hons degree in Photography had her life taken by cancer. Jill was 23. The objects of the Trust are: To raise funds to help find a cure for cancer and Promote early careers in photography.

Learning For Life Ghana (UK, 1169915) Browse events

A fantastic organisation, with Christian values, that enables underprivileged young people in Ghana to realise their potential through further education and football training programmes. Many young people in Ghana face great challenges to proceed with education beyond primary school. We seek donations to enable such young people to access academic or vocational training programmes so they can extend their learning. LFLG also encourages the development of football in rural schools and communities, where opportunities to play are limited. This teaches teamwork and leadership skills, serving as a road map to becoming motivated, self-disciplined and responsible Ghanaian citizens. We are a small group of people who have supported and mentored needy and destitute children in Ghana for nearly 20 years. We are committed to coming alongside these young people whilst keeping our supporters regularly informed. Funds raised directly benefit underprivileged young people - so transforming their lives and futures. If you would like more information on the charity, or information on how to set up regular giving then please email us at: [email protected] THANK YOU! Charity No: 1169915

CAROM (Child Aid Romania) (UK, 1119507) Browse events

CAROM - Dedicated to helping disadvantaged children and their families. Mainly supporting 2 ROMANIAN charities: www.ateliersacelean.co.uk and www.fastcharity.ro in the Transylvania region providing better homes & education. Run totally by volunteers, all donations reach the projects we support.

The Solent Steam Packet Ltd (UK, IP26065R) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. The Solent Steam Packet Limited operate the SS Shieldhall - a Heritage cargo-passenger stamship included in the National Historic Fleet, and generally recognised to be the largest working steamship of her type in Britain and probably Europe.

Culmstock Primary School PTA (UK, 1070084) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Goldington Academy PTA (UK, 277320) Browse events

Goldington Academy, formerly Goldington Middle School, Parent Teachers Association supports the school financially and in other ways, to support its efforts to enhance the learning of its pupils. The PTA organises fundraising events throughout the year. Financial support is always needed. Thank you.

Yoga Biomedical Trust (UK, 285265) Browse events

The Yoga Biomedical Trust pioneers yoga as a holistic therapy in the treatment and prevention of medical conditions. With a solid background in science, and a broad knowledge of yoga, its practitioners tailor their treatments to the individual. It also trains yoga therapists and researches the effectiveness of yoga therapy.

GLN IST to Japan 2015 (UK, 272028) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.We're the International Service Team (IST) from Greater London North Scout County, part of the team who will be delivering the World Scout Jamboree in Japan in 2015.

PEAT (UK, NIcharity) Browse events

Parents' Education as Autism Therapists (known as 'PEAT') is a Northern Ireland based charity providing practical behaviour support, using evidence-based practice, to parents/carers of children/young people with Autism as well as professionals working with children/young people with Autism.

BLAGDON UNDER FIVES COMMUNITY GROUP (UK, 299312) Browse events

SUGGEST in Salford (UK, 1124721) Browse events

If you are disabled with a long term health condition the challenge of the day to day can be overwhelming. SUGGEST gives practical help with personal budgets and care support. This enables the individual to have options and choices, so they can live life with more control and less hassle.

ALLERDALE DISABILITY ASSOCIATION (UK, 510656) Browse events

Hearts Of Hope (UK, 721321800) Browse events

The Jemima Layzell Trust (UK, 1163173) Browse events

We are a relatively new charity funding specialist equipment and therapy sessions to children with acquired brain injury or trauma. Charlie, aged 3 and a half, suffered a stroke during cardiac surgery in 2015. He lost movement to his left side and the ability to understand and produce speech. Our equipment is helping Charlie to learn how to communicate again. Aiden, aged 7, suffered weakness and loss of vision as the result of a brain tumour. He has just flown to America for proton therapy and without our tablet he would not be able to access educational applications or see his mum and little sister on Skype. Harry, aged 2, suffers several seizures a day, following a gunshot wound to his head. By using our dark den and sensory toys he is gaining motion in the left side of his body and re-bonding with his brother. He has now been discharged from hospital. From hospital equipment, to dark rooms and iPads we're proud of how much we've raised the last few years so that we've been able to help children with brain injury.All the children we help are referred by either their occupational therapist, nurses and doctors on the neuro-rehab ward at Bristol Children's hospital. Or other charities like Marthacare (now part of the Wallace and Gromit Grand Appeal) Child Brain Injury Trust and the British Institute for Brain Injured Children.​  Charity No: 1163173 Find out more Website http://www.jemimalayzell.com/the-trust.html Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Jemimalayzelltrust/ Twitter https://twitter.com/JemimaLayzell

SAFE RELOCATE (UK, 992366950) Browse events

BaFCA (UK, 1155942) Browse events

Our goal is to improve our community and provide places for people to meet and interact. Our primary aim is to raise funds to establish a daytime village community hub containing a cafe and small shop. To help all villagers including those who have mobility difficulties.

Alhuda Welfare Foundation Uk (UK, 1137776) Browse events

Zonta London Fund (UK, 1143825) Browse events

We provide bursaries for young women in Sixth Form through the Zonta Young Women in Public Affairs Award, fundraise for our partner charities, including SafeHands for Mothers and Nia Ending Violence, create Care Packs for women living in refuges and Christmas Hampers at Christmastime.

Prior Park Schools (UK, 281242) Browse events

Prior Park College is one of the UK's largest, co-educational, Catholic, independent senior schools, set in a breathtaking location overlooking the World Heritage city of Bath. It is part of the Prior Park Schools’ family which includes The Paragon Junior School, Bath and Prior Park School Gibraltar. Each of our schools provides a high achieving, co-educational, Christian education. Our encouraging ethos nurtures pupils to become confident, capable, compassionate and independent-minded young people.

CPYWT (UK, 1114176) Browse events

CPYWT provides young people aged 8-18 in Coggeshall with a range of fun and interesting activities for little or no cost. Our youth worker Jules and his team of volunteers, provide activity sessions for up to 100 young people weekly, with all space and equipment donated by the local Churches.

Project Lily (UK, 1171723) Browse events

Young Jewish adults are often affected by a huge range of emotional, health and stress-related issues. We're there to provide early intervention for maximum effect. We address mild to moderate situations before they escalate. For more acute situations, we provide the very best referral and advice.

Mama Upendo (UK, 1147156) Browse events

The Mama Upendo Children's Trust is based in Frome, Somerset. Our primary objective is to provide free shelter, care, education and future opportunities to children orphaned through AIDS or other misfortune in the Kitui District in the Eastern Province of Kenya.

Housing Dilemmas (UK, Housing Dilemmas - N/A) Browse events

The Park, Kilnwick (UK, 1168729) Browse events

Thank you for visiting The Park, Kilnwick's charity fundraising page."The Park, Kilnwick" is a charitable project to transform a fallow piece of agricultural land into a recreational asset for all ages within the community, enhancing their health and well being. The Park will be a haven for wildlife, an educational resource and will provide a base for celebration / fundraising activities.The land was purchased in April 2016, the governing charity formed in August 2016. In September 2016 planning permission was gained and works begun to create The Park. The Park will open to the public on the 2nd of September 2017.Funding has been secured for all elements except for some of the play equipment.Action for Communities in Rural England (ACRE) selected us as one of only ten projects (out of 450 they worked with in 2016) to be a case study. They stated we represented the very best of community grassroots action. Our vision:The Park, Kilnwick - A thriving public space for all the community to meet, play, exercise and celebrate; combining facilities for the community, education needs, encouraging wildlife and offering volunteering opportunities to all.Our objectives and services we will deliver:To provide the local community with an improved local environment where they can safely exercise, socialise and play.To enhance biodiversity through native woodland and habitat creation alongside a wildlife educational resource for families, schools and playgroups.To encourage local young people to make a positive change in their lives by developing confidence, skills and abilities through volunteering.To create an inclusive focal hub for local groups to utilise and for community celebration events.  Charity No: 1168729 Find out more Website https://www.theparkkilnwick.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/theparkkilnwick/

Crafts Council (UK, 280956) Browse events

The urge to make is human. It enables us to think, learn and create. Craft encourages us to appreciate beauty, to celebrate ideas and notice how things are made. Support the Crafts Council, inspire innovation and nurture the next generation of outstanding makers.