Vault Artist Studios (UK, 106675) Browse events

The Fred and Charlie Allen Charitable Trust (UK, 1178923) Browse events

Here at the Fred and Charlie Allen Charitable Trust, we are driven by the fight against cancer. We believe small charities can make a big difference - if they have the right resources. And that people want to support those charities, if they can find them and trust that they are doing good work. So that is where we come in. Our mission is to broaden cancer giving, so that smaller charities, often only operating in their local communities, can get more of the limelight, and so more funds to support their great work. We find, vet and tell you about these amazing charities, and then donate your funds to them - so that you know the money you give is having a real impact where it matters.

Fermanagh Trust (UK, 102726) Browse events

The Fermanagh Trust is a registered charity, established in 1995 to promote any charitable purpose, and to support initiatives which will lead to social and community development to improve the conditions of life for the people in County Fermanagh and immediate hinterland.

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of... (UK, 1130345) Browse events

Oakley ASN Ltd (UK, SC053128) Browse events

We create a safe, inclusive space where children and young people with additional support needs (ASN) can play, learn, and thrive. Through sensory activities, life skills programs, and family support, we aim to empower each child to reach their full potential and build a brighter future.

SFC (UK, 1166319) Browse events

At Sporting Family Change we use sport to empower, inspire and motivate local families in Bath and the surrounding area to making positive long-term lifestyle changes, creating opportunity for all.

Sheffield Chinese Christian Church (UK, 701523) Browse events

Our Mission is to make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; and to teach people to obey all the commandments given by Jesus Christ. (Matthew 28:19-20). Our vision is to build a vibrant, reproducing community unified in Christ.

CYP Yellow Door (UK, 1063643) Browse events

Yellow Door offers young people advice, support, counselling and positive activities. Helping them develop the knowledge, life skills and confidence needed to make informed choices and to manage their sometimes very challenging life circumstances

Aberdeen Gurudwara (UK, SC051707) Browse events

Aberdeen Gurudwara is a Sikh place of worship and community gathering. We welcome all individuals, regardless of background, and provide free meals to everyone, promoting selfless service and equality. Additionally, we support education, charitable activities, and environmental initiatives.

footsteps counselling and care (UK, 1152972) Browse events

Footsteps is an organisation dedicated to support anyone, men and women affected by a pregnancy related issue including miscarriage, still-birth, neonatal death, abortion, post/ante-natal depression, ectopic pregnancy, crisis pregnancy or infertility, recently or at any point in their lives.

Bedfordshire Crimebeat Ltd (UK, 1081932) Browse events

The charitable objectives of the company are to promote for the public benefit, and in particular for the young, a safer and increased quality of life through the prevention of crime and the protection of people of all ages and property from criminal acts.

Doorstep Library Network (UK, 1158197) Browse events

Doorstep Library brings books and the magic of reading directly to the homes of children in some of London's most disadvantaged areas. Direct into their homes, volunteers read with the children, lend them books, befriend the families and offer support. As a charity we're unique in this. We do it because poor reading skills are inextricably linked to economic disadvantage and reduced life possibilities. Our work improves not just reading skills, but confidence, self-esteem, articulacy, social integration, academic performance and even long-term employment prospects. Words have the power to take children places, not just in their minds, but in their lives. Charity No: 1158197 Find out more Website http://www.doorsteplibrary.org.uk/ Facebook http://www.facebook.com/doorsteplibrarynetwork Twitter http://www.twitter.com/doorsteplib YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqN4L3Tx8gQ

RIVERSIDE ARTS CENTRE LIMITED (UK, 272929) Browse events

EUSEBIA HOPE FOUNDATION (UK, 1171617) Browse events

a Life for a Cure Ryan Bresnahan's Meningitis Appeal (UK, 1179345) Browse events

A LIFE for a CURE was set up in honour of Ryan's memory with us all and has since become an integral part of Meningitis NOW. Working closely with them we are committed to raising money in Ryan's honour and supporting their work to save lives and rebuild futures by funding research, raising awareness and providing support.

Lee Abbey (UK, Lee Abbey - N/A) Browse events

Care For Kids North Devon (UK, 1136399) Browse events

Care for Kids North Devon - caring for child close to you Care for Kids North Devon was set up to help resource the Childrens Ward at North Devon District Hospital. In addition the charity helps families of children aged 0-18 years who have been diagnosed with a life threatening illness, or condition, by giving initial, instant financial assistance.The Charity covers families of children receiving care through the Childrens Ward or clinics at the North Devon District Hospital or those referred by the North Devon District Hospital for tertiary care. Our aim is to provide funds for the Childrens ward at the North Devon District Hospital. The funds raised will help equip the ward with the extras that make life a little easier and more fun for those patients receiving long term care at the Hospital. Charity No: 1136399 Find out more Website http://www.careforkidsnorthdevon.org.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/careforkidsnorthdevon/?ref=bookmarks Twitter Please click here to visit our Twitter page

Ollie Young Foundation (UK, 1148511) Browse events

Ollie Young Foundation is a UK charity funding research into brain tumours in children. Brain tumours are the biggest cancer killer of children. By directly funding paediatric brain tumour research, we are able to pursue our ultimate aim of finding a cure or prevention from this awful disease.

Hertfordshire Action on Disability (UK, 1059015) Browse events

Hertfordshire Action on Disability has provided vital services to older and disabled people since 1958. From mobility equipment to accessible transport and driving assessments, we have everything you need to help regain and maintain your independence

Sheffield Churches Council For Community Care (UK, Sheffield Churches Council For Community Care - N/A) Browse events

The Nest Farms (UK, 1199990) Browse events

At The Nest we offer day placements to teenagers and young adults, helping them to grow, build resilience, and understand themselves a little better, all with the help of a small farm.

Healthbus Trust (UK, 1186790) Browse events

The HealthBus is a response to the need for accessible and appropriate healthcare for rough sleepers in Bournemouth and the surrounding areas. The HealthBus offers GP, nursing and other health-related services for people sleeping rough in Bournemouth. Sevices include physical and mental health assessments, drug, alcohol and lifestyle advice, prescriptions, blood-tests and immunisations. The charity collaborates and coordinates with other organisations to reduce inequalities faced by this marginalized group.

FiSH Neighbourhood Care (UK, FiSH Neighbourhood Care - N/A) Browse events

Cheam Baptist Church (UK, 1129111) Browse events

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Aigas Community Forest (UK, SC041614) Browse events

We are a community run social enterprise aiming to secure the 700 acre Aigas Forest to be run as productive, working forest providing social, economic and environmental benefits for residents of and visitors to Lower Strathglass. You can find us just 16 miles from Inverness but in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Large sections of Aigas Forest were planted by Forestry Commission Scotland in the 1960’s around an older section of woodland. The forest has been poorly managed in the last 20 years and is now seen as surplus by the Forestry Commission, but as an opportunity by us. Our studies have demonstrated that the woodland could be run as a profitable enterprise providing benefits for the community whilst also being sensitively managed from a nature conservation stand point. At the moment we are finalising our business plan and fundraising to secure the forest and to provide development funding. Our target is £750,000. With this we hope to secure a legacy from this generation to the next and hopefully to the many after that. In 100 years time the residents of our community, who can all see the forest from their homes, will be looking out on a massively different woodland. A woodland balanced between native species and commercial planting, criss-crossed with paths providing easy and enjoyable access, home to a wide diversity of wildlife and producing an income not just to reinvest in the forest but also to support other activity in the glen.