The Friends Of Wildridings Primary School (UK, 1005114) Browse events

The friends of Wildridings Primary School is dedicated to supporting our children to be the best they can be. Our ethos is that everyone matters and we do lots of fundraising for the school to help provide a nurturing, inclusive and creative environment. This gives our children the opportunity to thrive through their learning. We help to create a positive and caring atmosphere in the school and the community, which in turn helps our children to perform to the highest standards. Our fundraising has enormous benefits to nurture their education and provide much needed upgrades. This may be in the form of improving their access to technology, installing new infrastructure and providing additional classroom resources. We pride ourselves in the work we do to support and nurture our children in all areas of their lives.

THE WALDORF SCHOOL OF SOUTH-WEST LONDON LIMITED (UK, 289801) Browse events

Zoe's Place Baby Hospice Coventry (UK, 1092545C) Browse events

Zoe’s Place Baby Hospice in Coventry has been open since 2011.  We are the only organisation in the UK to provide palliative, respite and end of life care to children aged 0-5years who struggle with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions. Our specially trained care team provide 24-hour, one-to-one care on a short-term regular basis, enabling their parents and family to have a much needed break from their full time care responsibilities, alleviating the pressures that these families experience on a daily basis. We include multi-sensory, hydrotherapy and soft play in our care plans to make sure that we engage children in leaning activities and therapy, and have a family suite available for parents to use should they need to be close to their child. Our hospice in Coventry will benefit from your generosity today - thank you for helping us to continue to provide this vital service to the Midlands. We receive very little Government or NHS funding, so every penny that you donate will make a direct difference to the lives of these children. For more information, please visit www.zoes-place.org.uk/coventry Thank you!

Community Foundation for Northern Ireland (UK, 105105) Browse events

The Community Foundation is a local, independent charitable foundation, connecting people who care with causes that matter. We help communities in need, drive social change and change lives, through impactful grant-making, research, strategic partnerships and delivering innovative programmes.

Ukrainian Institute London (UK, 1170753) Browse events

The Institute promotes knowledge and understanding of Ukraine, its current affairs, history, language, arts and culture and religious life in the UK

Healthtalkonline (UK, 1087019) Browse events

Find information on a range of illnesses and health issues from seeing and hearing the experiences of those affected. Thousands of people have shared their experiences on film to help others understand what it’s really like to have a health condition such as breast cancer or arthritis.

The Parochial Church Council Of The Ecclesiastical Parish Of St Marylebone With Holy Trinity St Marylebone (UK, 1129435) Browse events

St Marylebone Parish Church is a place of active and engaged Christian witness, set at the very heart of central London. With a history stretching back nearly 900 years, we seek to offer God worship that has long been renowned for musical and liturgical excellence and to serve the diverse community in which we are set. For more than 30 years, St Marylebone, just a few metres from Harley Street, has pioneered the work of Christian healing and, as well as being home to the internationally respected St Marylebone Healing and Counselling Centre, which offers low-cost analytical psychotherapy and spiritual direction, the Crypt at St Marylebone also houses an innovative NHS doctor’s surgery - the Marylebone Health Centre. Our work is enhanced by maintaining close and active links with some of medicine’s Royal Colleges and through our provision of chaplaincy to The London Clinic and King Edward VII’s Hospital. St Marylebone has a flourishing Young Church which complements our two schools: The St Marylebone Church of England School, an Outstanding Academy, National Teaching School and Maths Hub, and The St Marylebone Church of England Bridge School, a Free Special School working with secondary school age students who have speech, language and communication difficulties. Alongside our two schools St Marylebone works closely with the Royal Academy of Music and the University of Westminster, providing chaplaincy services to both, and also with Regent’s University. In mid-August 2016 our major crypt extension and reordering project St Marylebone Changing Lives was awarded £3.6 million of funding by the Hertage Lottery Fund. Read more here: St Marylebone Changing Lives.

Christina Noble Childrens Foundation Limited (UK, 1007484) Browse events

The Christina Noble Children's Foundation is dedicated to serving children in need of emergency and long-term medical care, nutritional rehabilitation, educational opportunities, job placement and protecting those at risk of economic and sexual exploitation. The Foundation seeks to maximise the potential of each child.

Secondary First (UK, 1165614) Browse events

We put Secondary Breast Cancer first. Because there is no cure yet. This disease spreads to the rest of the body and affects women and men. So finding a cure means a diagnosis is no longer an ultimatum. People will have more days doing what matters most, living the life they love.

Haywards Heath Rugby Football Club (UK, CH10316) Browse events

HHRFC is committed to providing opportunities for men & women, boys & girls, young and old to play and watch exciting rugby in the Heart of Mid Sussex. Teamwork * Respect * Enjoyment * Discipline * Sportsmanship

The Henry Allen Trust (UK, 1156701) Browse events

The Henry Allen Trust was set up in memory of 4yr old Henry after he lost his battle against High Risk Neuroblastoma on the 20th October 2013. Team Henry will fundraise to provide vital special memories for families dealing with childhood cancer and assist families upon diagnosis.

Hurst Park School PTA (UK, 1166965) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Falkirk Football Community Foundation (UK, SC041791) Browse events

Falkirk Football Community Foundation use the attraction of sport to deliver employability, community development and sporting activities that make a difference to the local community. We use the power of football to reach those in the greatest need, with the highest levels of deprivation or those at risk or long term exclusion from society.   Our Employability programmes help young people engage with the workplace through a variety of courses. These courses all deliver SQA awards,  identifying and understanding transferable skills, developing a CV, searching and applying for jobs, attending interviews and general presentation skills. We provide courses for people from a variety of backgrounds including parents, people interested in Sport and Recreation or childcare and those needing to start their journey and identify their interests.   Falkirk and the surrounding areas have high levels of deprivation. We run programmes both internally and externally, that help support individuals to make a difference for themselves. Programmes include Carefree, for school ages children with additional care responsibilities to have normal childhood experiences, Silver Bairns to help older people live independently for longer and FFIT to help hard to reach men manage their weight and therefore reduce their health risk.   The Foundation run community football on behalf of the club. The focus for this activity is participation and health lifestyles. We deliver physical literacy and movement skills to children from two year old. This activity progresses into regular coaching of football before the children move to our community teams. Within the activity there is a focus on learning, teamwork and staying active for life.

Ilkley Literature Festival (UK, 501801) Browse events

Ilkley Literature Festival, the longest running literature festival in the North of England, is celebrating our 50th anniversary in 2023. We want to secure our future for the next five decades to enable us to continue to provide to cultural experiences that open minds and enhance opportunities.

1625 Independent People (UK, 23964R) Browse events

Independent People provide housing, support and advice to homeless children and young adults in the SW. For some, we're all the support they've got. We're working in schools to prevent future homelessness. Our service works because young people help us run it. They need our support. We need yours.

Sparsholt Primary School PTA (UK, 1021231) Browse events

Sparsholt School PTA (known as FOSS) have raised over £18,000 over the past 2 years to support the schools limited budget, Without our community effort, it translates to our children not having much needed learning materials, computers, equipment and up together school facilities.

EGG, ENGAGE GROW GO (UK, 1196731) Browse events

ZAKA (UK, 1099639) Browse events

Provides support for the Israel Emergency Service ZAKA (Chessed shel Emet) whose purpose is the succour and relief of the victims of natural and unnatural disasters.

Step by Step (UK, 900308) Browse events

Step by Step helps young people who are homeless or in danger of becoming homeless. It provides accommodation, training and support to enable young people to become independent, positive members of the community. By supporting us you are helping to turn young lives around.

Muskaan UK (UK, 1152035) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1152035

Linkage Community Trust Ltd (UK, 504913) Browse events

Linkage Community Trust is the leading Lincolnshire Charity which helps people with learning difficulties to realise their full potential. Help us to build and support existing and new projects, and thus create real opportunities, enable real choices and open the doors to a full adult life.

Greig's House (UK, SC050722) Browse events

Greig's House is a beautiful lodge situated in Wemyss Bay within the Park Dean Resort. We offer people in Scotland living with cancer, a 5 night free of charge break at this beautiful lodge, providing much needed rest and relaxation. Any person in Scotland living with cancer, regardless of age, type or stage- is eligible to apply for a break at Greig's House.

Dedza Welfare Trust (UK, 1139363) Browse events

Wiltshire Mind (UK, 1113751) Browse events

Wiltshire Mind is a Mental Health Charity providing much needed services to mental health sufferers across the county of Wiltshire. Established in 1993, Wiltshire Mind provides two core services: a Peer Support Drop-In Group service at five locations which operate for 3 hours once a week at which we offer activity based and talking based therapies. The Groups provide a friendly safe place where anyone can find support and friendship; a professional Counselling service is also provided at our office in Melksham - this is a reduced cost service aimed at financially disadvantaged mental health sufferers. Whilst Wiltshire Mind is affiliated to Mind (national organisation), we are responsible for our own fundraising however and receive no financial support from national Mind, and thus we are heavily reliant upon kind donations and fundraising events to continue to deliver our valuable services. Our web site is: www.wiltshiremind.co.uk . Here you can find further information on Wiltshire Mind and our services. You will also be able to see any fundraising events taking place or charity challenges. Thank you for looking at our Charity Page and thank you for your donation.

The Edward Showler Foundation (UK, 1181330) Browse events

Clear cell sarcoma is a rare but devastating cancer that usually arises in the tendons of an arm or leg but spreads throughout the body. It is a cancer that responds very poorly to all available treatments and can only be cured if caught very early and cut out before it has spread. Ed Showler was a loved and respected doctor training to be a haematologist when he was diagnosed with incurable clear cell sarcoma. The foundation was set up in his memory with three core aims: 1) To support medical research into the underlying processes that lead to clear cell sarcoma, with the hope of developing new and more effective treatments for future generations 2) To provide opportunities and funding for experience days for patients and their families suffering from clear cell sarcoma, so that they can continue to enjoy life despite their diagnosis 3) To enhance awareness of soft tissue sarcomas within the medical profession to improve early diagnosis and treatment outcomes