Port Edgar Dragons (UK, sco41803) Browse events

Dragon Boating group to encourage those with experience of breast cancer to regain fitness through physical activity.

Friends of Lavell's Lake (UK, 297074) Browse events

The aims and objectives of Friends of Lavell's Lake (FOLL) are to improve, protect and preserve, for the benefit of the public, the countryside and wildlife at Lavell’s Lake and surrounding area and to advance public education in the conservation of the countryside and wildlife.  Lavell’s Lake is in the northern part of Dinton Pastures Country Park (DPCP), which lies between Reading and Wokingham.  It is set in about 46 acres of a mixture of managed wetland habitats, including reed beds, sedges, grass areas, coppiced scrub and hedgerows.The area was deemed a conservation area in 1984 and became a nature reserve on 7th July 1987, when we became a registered charity.  There are two public hides overlooking Lavell's Lake and a further hide and viewing screen overlooking nearby Sandford Lake, within DPCP.North of Lavell’s Lake, along the Loddon footpath, is Lea Farm Lake, a relatively new lake formed from recent gravel extraction.  We manage the site as a nature reserve on behalf of Summerleaze Ltd., who own the land.  There is a further hide here which, for security reasons, is locked unless a FOLL member is present (though members of the public may visit when it is open).  Our members and others support us through their subscriptions and donations, but many also get involved in person through our regular work parties to maintain and improve the reserves.  We also arrange school visits and corporate days to introduce as many as possible to nature and conservation.Please visit our website - the link is below - to find out more about us, what we have already achieved and what we plan to do in the future.At the moment, we are undertaking a major project to improve the habitat and facilities at Lavell's Lake by extending the reed bed, improving the scrape in front of the public Bittern Hide, creating a new wet meadow area to encourage new species and building a new viewing facility. Our members and volunteers are providing their time and energy and FOLL is providing some funding.  But we are unable to do this scale of work alone and are extremely grateful for the generous financial support from Thames Water as well as the considerable and continuing help from our long standing friends & partners, Dinton Pastures Countryside Service. Without their, and everybody else's, help these improvements could not happen.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 297074 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/1662435990723770/

The Lily Centre (UK, 1087847) Browse events

The Lily Centre supports breast cancer sufferers and their families. It relies solely upon donations and fundraising to survive. There are no paid workers.

The Burgess Autistic Trust (UK, 1002032) Browse events

The Burgess Autistic Trust is committed to improving the quality of life of people of all ages with an Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and supporting those who care for them. It provides assistance both for families with an autistic child and adults with autism or Asperger Syndrome.

AWRC (UK, 1049058) Browse events

The Asian Women's Resource Centre (AWRC) offers lifesaving support services to women and children experiencing domestic and sexual violence, forced marriages and honour based violence across London. The AWRC is the only place where women can seek out culturally and linguistically sensitive services.

AUTISM ON THE WATER (UK, SC048999) Browse events

Autism on the Water is a charity which raises awareness of autism through the sport of sailing and helps encourage autistic people to access sailing to help enhance confidence, problem solving and social skills,

Newbridge Cat Rescue and Re-homing centre (UK, 1170574) Browse events

MAGNOLIAS - CANCER CHARITY (UK, 1187916) Browse events

MEA (UK) (UK, 1145809) Browse events

MEA-UK supports Maasai tribes with School Sponsorship, Girls Refuge from FGM, Childrens Feeding Programs during drought.100% of monies raised reach the tribes. Maasai are natural nomads and are often missed by Government assistance programmes. MEA, in conjunction with local churches in Kenya and Tanzania, target support among the Maasai, enabling sponsoring of School places, rescuing girls from FGM (Female Genital Mutilation) while educating their families against the practice.We also facilitate Food programmes during drought to ensure children are able to continue their education. Charity No: 1145809 Find out more Website http://maasaimissions.org/

Buddhist Community Centre (UK, 1145982) Browse events

The Buddhist Community Centre UK is a nascent organisation with a mission to establish a Monastery, with an adjacent Community Centre, in the South East Region. We are in the process of establishing, The Buddhist Community Centre UK. This will be a centre for all Buddhists and will be open to members of the public with an interest in Buddhism.

THE AUTSCAPE ORGANISATION (UK, 1141913) Browse events

LUPUS EUROPE (UK, 803768) Browse events

WEST OXFORD AFTER SCHOOL CARE SCHEME (UK, 1143935) Browse events

We are a charity providing wrap-around care for children aged 3 to 11. Located in the canteen attached to West Oxford C.P. School we aim to provide children with a safe, fun and caring environment. Situated to the west of the city centre, we are based in the grounds of West Oxford C.P. School and share many of its facilities. A key area we use is the school playground - currently a tired expanse of cracked tarmac, with few facilities. Although the children enjoy playing outside, the lack of equipment and shade can be an issue. As a key user of the site, we've joined with the Friends of West Oxford C P School to launch a playground appeal to renovate the playground. It's a particularly important community resource as it is the only open space in West Oxford not affected by flooding. The nearby school playing field and surrounding green spaces are frequently water logged and regularly flood. In one recent year flooding rendering the school field unusable for six months. Time outside is important to the users of the after school club, not least as the club is housed in a small room at the back of the school canteen.

The Akili Trust (UK, 1114275) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1114275

Arnesby Village Hall (UK, 521382) Browse events

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Galloway MS Action (UK, SC029836) Browse events

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HALE (UK, 1123542) Browse events

HALE is an independent healthy living charity working in and around the Shipley area of Bradford.

The Gambia Upcountry Development Charity (UK, 1129241) Browse events

The Gambia Upcountry Development Charity Founded in 2007 Worldwide, millions of people spend each day without running water or electricity; living under the poverty line with income of less than $1 per day. Children have no access to a formal education, basic healthcare or sufficient food. Despite working hard, their families struggle to meet these daily needs and are unable to develop economically. We work in upcountry Gambia, where people are subsistence farmers, are hugely poor and have very little external support. GUD Mission Statement Supporting and enabling villagers in upcountry Gambia to develop viable local economy and sustainable education The Kanubeh story and beyond 2007 GUD was formed and started working in Kanubeh, a village of over 2,500 people who wanted help with education and their economy. 2009 Kanubeh villagers had built their own nursery school, funded by GUD. School Management Committee formed to run and manage the school. 2010 School is open for business in January. 2012 Kanubeh school is twinned with Birchwood Grove Primary School in Burgess Hill Sussex and two teachers from the school spend some time in Kanubeh. 2013 Over 110 4-6 year old children are receiving good quality education. GUD is now funding the employment of 3 teachers a caretaker and other school costs. 2014 GUD fund the creation of a cashew tree farm in the village with the aim of enabling Kanubeh villagers to self fund the school and develop their economy by 2016. Nearly 5,000 trees are being planted. 2015 and into the future GUD are building a partnership with the University of Gambia to place Development studies students in Kanubeh and other up country villages to continue and expand our work. All of the money GUD receives is through fundraising and donations and goes directly to those it was intended to support and everybody involved with the charity is a volunteer.

Chingford District Scouts (UK, 303856) Browse events

We are fundraising to enable six local Chingford Explorer Scouts to attend the 23rd World Scout Jamboree in Japan in 2015.

Origin Scotland (UK, SC032754) Browse events

Origin Scotland is an evangelistic youth ministry based in Edinburgh, Scotland. We are dedicated to reaching students and young people with the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and to promoting unity in the church through praise and worship events. Origin is a promoter and organiser of Christian events, and provides services to churches in Edinburgh and beyond in worship events, praise events, outreach events and event consultancy. Christian events are what we know best, through the Exile Band and Choir and the Exile Chamber Orchestra

Singakwenza (UK, NPCnumber:2011/001942/08NPOnumber:127-422) Browse events

Our programme aims to close the gap in early education by implementing an Early Childhood Development (ECD) programme for children aged 1- 5 who live in economically disadvantaged communities in South Africa using toys and teaching materials made from recycling.

Cobbes Meadow (UK, 1074165) Browse events

The Cobbes Meadow Riding and Driving Group is an independent Charity with an affiliation to Riding for the Disabled. We provide Horse Riding and Carriage Driving opportunities for children and adults with various forms of learning difficulties and physical disabilities.

David Randall Foundation (UK, 1151121) Browse events

Fulfilling DreamsRealising PotentialInspiring Forever

RSPCA Shropshire Branch (UK, 225814) Browse events

We are a separately registered charity to RSPCA. We are responsible for raising funds locally to help animals in Shropshire. We rehabilitate & rehome cats, offer advice & support with financial assistance towards emergency treatment, neutering & microchipping for pet owners on means-tested benefits.

NSKPA (UK, 513068) Browse events

Supporting patients and their carers who are receiving treatment for end stage renal failure and are treated by the University Hospital of North Staffordshire (UHNS).