The Toby Lloyd Cockbain Foundation (UK, 1109400) Browse events

The Toby Lloyd Cockbain Foundation supports children with cancer. In our own experience, support such as yours is invaluable. Its aims are to provide much needed care, vital equipment and a play area for the children.

Bayford Mission Hall Society (UK, 1162549) Browse events

Bayford Mission Hall Society is set up to preserve and utilise the Bayford Hall for the benefit of the community. The Bayford Mission Hall Society was set up in July 2015 as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) to purchase, renovate and maintain this small Hall in Bayford, Somerset for the benefit of the community in Bayford & Stoke Trister and surrounding areas. The Hall was gifted to Bayford Community in the 19th Century by a resident. Over the years it has been in Trust with the Bath & Wells Diocese. However, last year the Diocese decided it was non-viable to continue to maintain the chapel as it required major renovations & repairs. The community overwhelmingly decided it should be purchased & owned by them and the Bayford Mission Hall Society was born. Since then, we have fund raised with various local events & grants from local organisations to enable us to purchase the building. We continue to fundraise to facilitate the repairs & renovations required to make the Hall safe and user-friendly for everyone including providing disabled access.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1162549

Home-Start Witham Braintree & Halstead (UK, 1102586) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1102586

Not Home Alone (UK, 1168683) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Not Home Alone helps battle isolation by supporting those aged 65 and over living on their own in Northern Lincolnshire with no family in the area. “Helping to make life a little happier for our local senior citizens living on their own”Not Home Alone was formed in February 2014 by four peoplewanting to make a difference to those 65 and over who live in Northern Lincolnshire and spend Christmas Day, which can be the loneliest time of the year, on their own.This year, due to wonderful feedback from guests and amazing support from the community, it is hoped to arrange more events so those who are lonely can join together for good food, great company and friendship. A massive thank you to our supporters, without whom we would not be able to host these events and be able to make a difference to those lonely and isolated in the community. Enormous thanks also to our volunteers who are invaluable in helping our guest enjoy their day. Finally no-one receive payment; every penny raised is spent on helping our guests enjoy their time with us. Charity No: 1168683 Find out more Website https://www.facebook.com/NotHomeAlone/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/NotHomeAlone/

CLOVERLEAFWORLD MINISTRIES (UK, 1160574) Browse events

Pekbeken Ali Foundation (UK, 1148259) Browse events

The Pekbeken Ali Foundation was set up to help poor and disadvantaged children and families in bangladesh. We assist with access to clean drinking water, blankets, housing and education. We also have a policy of helping individuals sustain their families through access to decent education and by provision of means to earn a regular income. Bangladesh currently suffers from a high level of illiteracy with around half of the population being able to read and write. In remote or rural areas, access to basic primary school education is scarce and even when this is available; most children have to suffer inadequate shelters in which schooling takes place. PAF looks to create schools where there is a requirement and to replace buildings made of tin which fail to provide a place conducive to a great studying environment. We look to achieve this goal by raising money to build schools through projects such as 3 Peaks and Mount Kilimanjaro Challenges where our team members fund the trips personally and donate 100% of the money they have raised to the charity.   In 2012 PAF managed to raise over £2,500 when a team of seven climbers completed the 3 Peaks Challenge. This money has part funded the building of a school in the village of Nazirow gow in  Sylhet region, Bangladesh . The school is currently under construction with the foundation stone laid on 14th January 2013 during a ceremony attended by a local MP (name). The current tin structure is being replaced by a brick building and will house up to 120 school children with a total of 8 teachers providing morning and afternoon classroom shifts in a secure and safe environment. All classrooms will be kitted out with desks and chairs and the school will potentially hold a small library. As well as providing clean, hygienic and well-constructed classrooms, we aim to ensure clean drinking water and sanitation facilities are available at the school, in order to help improve the health of the children. The school is due to be completed and officially opened on the 29th March 2013 by the founder Mohammed Ali. For the most recent update please read our blog or like our facebook page   http://www.pekbeken-ali-foundation.org/index.php/blog www.facebook.com/PAFoundation

Macc (UK, 1145921) Browse events

Macc is the support organisation for the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector in Manchester. Our work supports over 3000 groups and organisations across the city. We also run the Volunteer Centre which helps local people find opportunities for volunteering within local organisations. Macc’s purpose is to encourage, support and develop voluntary and community groups and individuals to have a real influence over the places and communities in which they live. In short, we try to make more good things happen in Manchester! Macc's activities & services include: Organisation development support for local groups, charities & social enterprisesInformation services e.g. a funding database & a directory of local organisationsTraining - everything from health & safety through to social media and fundraisingCommunity Reporters – a programme supporting people to use media to tell stories of about their lives and communitiesPolicy & Influence work supporting a strong vocal sector through the Manchester Voluntary & Community Sector AssemblyBuilding relationships between sectors - linking with bodies such as Manchester City Council, NHS, Universities and local businesses.We celebrate & promote great examples of community projects through our annual Spirit of Manchester AwardsVolunteer Centre Manchester helps local people find what voluntary action they want to get involved in, matching with groups looking for volunteers. Charity No: 1145921 Find out more Website http://www.manchestercommunitycentral.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/VCMOfficial Twitter https://twitter.com/MikeWildMacc/lists/macc-on-twitter Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/maccandmanchestercommunitycentral YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/maccmanchester

WEvolution (UK, SC0443994) Browse events

WEvolution is a movement of people from disadvantaged backgrounds and their aspirations for a better life for themselves, their families and communities. WEvolution’s Self-Reliant Groups (SRGs) are a community of people who encourage each other, save small amounts of money, learn new skills and create products and services. They share a journey of bringing hope and direction to their lives. Charity No: SC0443994 Find out more Website http://www.wevolution.org.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WEvolutionUK/ Twitter https://twitter.com/WEvolutionUK YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpsmkxusMbCL7D14GJrNF4A

Nederlandse Haarstichting (UK, 53204239) Browse events

Sutton Coldfield Muslim Association (UK, 1020820) Browse events

Sutton Coldfield Muslim Association is a charitable organisation with religious, educational and socio-cultural objectives. It seeks to play a distinct role in developing a strong local community, an inclusive society that promotes active citizenship, good governance, cultural and spiritual welfare.

Hand in Hand Foundation Worldwide (UK, 1150670) Browse events

Relieving poverty, suffering and distress among the people of the world and promoting Christian education and evangelism.

The Jimmy Mizen Foundation (UK, 1130228) Browse events

The Jimmy Mizen Foundation has been set up as a positive way of remembering the life of Jimmy Mizen who was tragically murdered in May 2008. Our principal aim is to help young people, up to the age of 24, play a positive role within their communities as independent and responsible individuals. The Foundation has already made significant progress in raising finance to support local scouting organizations and arranging apprenticeship placements with Leathermarket tenant management organization. We have further set up our Awareness Project that addresses audiences of young people, parents and teachers in schools, prisons and youth clubs to promote anger management, stress awareness and the consequences of violent crime.

LIFE IS FOR LIVING FOUNDATION (UK, 1210191) Browse events

TURTON & EDGWORTH C OF E & METHODIST PRIMARY SCHOOL PTFA (UK, 1189968) Browse events

Clearly Speaking SCAFSS (UK, 1119484) Browse events

Improving the lives of children and young people with any level of special needs or disability. Holistic approach to support for the whole family.

Rochester Cathedral Trust (UK, 291616) Browse events

Rochester Cathedral is playing a leading role in the spiritual, cultural and economic regeneration of Medway and Thames Gateway. We strive to preserve the fabric of this ancient building, develop education and tourist facilities and maintain the centuries old musical tradition.

Rotary Club Of Cheltenham Sunrise Trust Fund (UK, 1051183) Browse events

Santa's Fun Run is a fun day out for all the family, with lots to see and take part in. Our aim is for family's to have fun, run, walk or jog a 3 kilometre course around beautiful Pittville Park and in the process raise funds for Sunrise Rotary to help Hop Skip and Jump and Cancer Research UK carry on much needed work for those who are in need. Please Fundraise for Us or make a Donation  Hop Skip and Jump centres are play and support centres for children with a life threatening illness, or special needs, and their families. Hop Skip and Jump centres are unique: They are places where special needs children and adults have fun and where families can be confident that there are staff who are trained, experienced and who care. Your contribution will help Sunrise Rotary continue to provide this invaluable service, a lifeline to many will be much appreciated. Thank You  Cancer Research UK  Thanks to our groundbreaking work more people are beating cancer than ever before. Please get involved and help Sunrise Rotary help us  Cheltenham Sunrise Rotarians meet weekly to enjoy each others' fellowship and discuss ways to serve others. Rotary helps hundreds and thousands of voluntary orgainsations around the world. Our motto Service Above Self empowers us with compassion for the underpriviledged, the ill and the disabled. The Rotary Foundation Rotary's own charity gives more than £58 Million every year to educational and humanitarian programmes which promote international understanding

The Tom Grahame Trust (UK, 1142694) Browse events

We are raising funds for research into medulloblastoma - the brain tumour cancer that Tom had. The research involves looking at metabolites (the chemicals that are consumed and produced) in tumours using mass spectrometry. Tom was treated in Birmingham and the work will be carried out there.

Canal Ministries (UK, 1113130) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. OUR WORK IS MAINLY AMONG THOSE WHO LIVE, WORK, FISH, WALK OR VISIT THE INLAND WATERWAYS. WE ARE ALWAYS WILLING TO LISTEN AND OFFER HELP TO BRITISH WATERWAYS STAFF, SOME OF WHOM FACE CONSIDERABLE TRAUMA, WHENEVER THERE ARE ACCIDENTS AND SADLY, SOMETIMES, DEATHS ON THE WATERWAYS. BRITISH WATERWAYS HAVE ALWAYS RECOGNIZED THE CHAPLAINCY. Charity No: 1113130 Find out more Website http://www.canalministries.org.uk

British Computer Association Of The Blind (UK, SC023234) Browse events

BCAB's vision is for all Blind and Partially sighted people to have the same access to Information Technology in their work, education and at home as fully sighted people, along with equal access to training, reference material and other tools which will give them the ability to use the technology.

Aleh Israel Foundation (UK, 300456686) Browse events

Dominase Development - Buriton Village-to-Village Group (UK, 1139835) Browse events

Living conditions in the community of Dominase (in the far north of the Central Region of Ghana) are fairly primitive and unhealthy. There is no running water and only a few wells from which people have to carry all their daily needs. The local river, often used for washing, is very dirty and can cause chronic disease and death. Very few people have anywhere to go to the toilet - contributing to the unhealthy conditions. People in Dominase, particularly young children, often die due to diseases caused by poor sanitation. Schools lack many of the basic things that we take for granted. The Buriton Village to Village Group works in partnership with community leaders in Dominase to improve everyday lives by helping with education, clean water, sanitation and health care. Initially we helped provide a health clinic with a generator, medical supplies and funding for living quarters for a nurse. Links with schools were also amongst our early achievements. We have subsequently helped to improve supplies of clean drinking water by raising thousands of pounds from fund-raising initiatives. Our latest initiative, launched in 2012, will help with education at about twenty schools in and around Dominase. Supplementary reading books can make a big difference to children’s opportunities to learn English at an early age – which opens the door to all subsequent learning of other subjects; and to a route out of poverty. Miss out on English in their early years of education, and the children miss out on life-chance opportunities thereafter – as generations of villagers have done in the past. Every £2 that we raise can provide a new book for our School Library initiative. There are few books in schools at present, but there is a willingness in all of the local schools to develop a Library facility – even if the library is in a box! We are also helping to improve sanitation through our special Buy-a-Bog campaign - providing individual households with their first family toilets, ever. Every £30 raised buys the materials for a basic family loo and we have trained local masons to do all the construction required. We are also providing blocks of toilets at schools - with hand-washing facilities from rainwater harvesting. Children, particularly girls, are now attending school more consistently as they know that they have some privacy when needed. We hope that you may be willing to help in some way - no matter how small.

ToHelp (UK, 1145958) Browse events

ToHelp focuses on the welfare of Children and the Elderly by working with local communities and charity partners on projects to improve education, health and quality of life in developing countries. The projects that we support include the building of orphanages, schools and medical facilities.

The Body Shop Foundation (UK, 802757) Browse events

The Body Shop Foundation supports innovative global projects working in the areas of human & civil rights and environmental & animal protection.

ELSTON PRE-SCHOOL (UK, 1172446) Browse events