Mary Ward Legal Centre (UK, 1024148) Browse events

Mary Ward Legal Centre 1000 Cases for Support The Mary Ward Legal Centre provides free independent legal advice to Londons poorest and most vulnerable communtiies. All the services we provide are totally free of charge. Funding our services is a challenge but we are determined to keep our free services running and to continue to help people to understand and access their legal rights. To do this we  need to find extra financial support. You or your company can help by making a charitable donation through Virgin Money Giving.

Disability Resource Centre (UK, 1034581) Browse events

DRC is a charity run by disabled people, for disabled people. Working across the West Midlands and South Staffordshire, we offer a variety of services to help improve the lives of disabled people, including those with a physical disability, learning disability, sensory impairment, long-term health conditions and mental ill-health. Every year, we support over 4,000 vulnerable people to overcome the barriers they face through personal skills development, social and leisure activities, health and wellbeing, and employment and training opportunities. As a result, they are empowered to live more fulfilling, independent lives, and achieve their full potential as individuals in mainstream society.

2nd Torpoint Scouts (UK, 288031) Browse events

2nd Torpoint Sea Scouts offer amazing opportunities and adventure to the youth of Torpoint and surrounding area. 

The Samaritans Of Northumbria (UK, 515237) Browse events

Based in Ashington, Samaritans of Northumbria is one of 200 Samaritans branches across the UK and Ireland. Together, we provide a service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, providing emotional support to people experiencing distress or despair, including thoughts that may lead to suicide. Our service is confidential: we dont judge and we dont give advice. We do listen and provide human contact for people, some of whom may be in very great distress. We can be contacted by phone, email, or face to face by dropping in to our centre. All our work is carried out by volunteers, but we still have a building to maintain and bills to pay: it costs us in excess of £20,000 a year to keep running, and we are entirely dependent on donations. Your support will allow us to keep answering callers in crisis. Thank you!

North Staffordshire Riding For The Disabled Association (UK, 1073688) Browse events

North Staffs Riding for the Disabled aims to bring fun, exercise and enrichment into restricted lives. Riding and companionship with a horse are calming, encourage independence and provide many opportunities for fun and games. Working with 24 riders and 7 very special ponies, our aim is to teach the principles of horsemanship in a safe environment; our repayment is the smiles and laughter which are part of every lesson. The RDA strap line is ITS WHAT YOU CAN DO THAT COUNTS so please give generously.  

Havant Association For Women's Aid (UK, 273775) Browse events

Havant Women's Aid runs a refuge offering support and temporary accommodation to women and children escaping violence in the home. It also offers outreach to families not staying in the refuge but still in need of advice and information.

Elephant In The Room Foundation (UK, XT36417) Browse events

Our mission is to save and improve lives of individuals with anorexia nervosa and their families by: Our message is that anorexia nervosa (AN) is a condition a person is genetically predisposed to have.  It  is triggered by weight loss which, in turn, can be initiated by a variety of factors. It is neither a lifestyle choice nor a condition that can be afflicted by families or society. Scientific research has proven that AN has genetic components. This understanding is essential for two main reasons: The AN process is well understood: while most people can afford to diet and lose weight throughout their lives, individuals predisposed with AN need to realize that weight loss may result in an out-of-control psychobiological spiral, leading to even further weight loss. The possible implications of this weight loss should be realised and acepted by sufferers, family and friends who should also celebrate the high achieving personality traits and sensitive nature often associated with those predisposed to AN.

Playstosee.com (UK, 1151193) Browse events

Playstosee.com is a platform for a global network of reviewers reporting on a thriving, dynamic world of theatre and the performing arts. No performance is too great or too small. Our site covers everything from major venues to community productions, abled and disabled performers, all are given equal recognition. Playstosee.com - Charity Objectives The Charity is established to encourage the appreciation and enjoyment of the performing arts (drama, opera, dance theatre, etc.) and to encourage interest in and knowledge of the performing arts among all sectors of the population, the young in particular, across the globe. These aims will be accomplished, using charitable donations, by:         Promoting expressions of multiculturalism by:         a. providing publicity for International theatre festivals b. Arranging for reviewers, young in particular, the                    opportunity to see shows and review them.        c.  Publish reviews in English with a summary in the local            language.

NK THEATRE ARTS (UK, 1049259) Browse events

NK Theatre Arts aims to "Dramtically Change Lives" by providing thought provoking Theatre in Education programmes across the North West along with holding weekly workshops in Music, Dance and Drama for anyone from the age of 5yrs to adults regardless of their ability, disability, status or culture.

Clifton All Whites Football Club - Clifton FC (UK, 522266) Browse events

Probably one of the most famous Amateur football clubs in the County due to some of it's more famous past youth team players going on to play at the higher levels of football in this country. Our goal is to provide a place for young kids to go and learn the beautiful game of football and to encourage them to play football in their spare time instead of just walking the streets getting bored. Our Football Club has some of the best facilities around with two full size pitches with under soil drainage along with two small sided pinches for our junior section, we also are in partnership with South Notts Collage and have first refusal on their brand new 3g pitch which gives us a safe place to train in the winter months. Our next major goal is to get floodlights for the ground along with getting the Car Park re-surfaced, next year is our 50th year and it would be a massive success story if we can get the flood lights installed during that year. Please help us achivece our get goal and be part of our amazing clubs history and future.

Ochil Tower School Ltd (UK, Since) Browse events

Since 1972 we have provided education and residential care for up to 40 young people (including 12 day pupils) aged 9 to 18 years with complex additional support needs This includes individuals with acquired brain injury as a result of trauma, others with specific syndromes which cause developmental disorders and also those who on the autistic spectrum. Our work is grounded in the ethos of a place where people live and work together in healthy social relationships based on mutual care and respect. Central to this is valuing each person as a unique being of intrinsic worth, with potential for spiritual, moral, intellectual and physical development and change.All gifts received in 2017 will go towards our new Life Skills Centre which is a building project costing just over £530,000. It will be of long term benefit to generations of young people and will enable pupils to attain the necessary skills that will prepare them for the challenges of an adult lifeWe are very grateful for each gift received.Before going to Ochil Tower School my son was a frustrated and sometimes aggressive young man, still very dependent on us. Since joining the school, his independent living skills have improved immeasurably, he is happy, confident and calm and that means he is more able to concentrate in class and so is also learning more effectively - Parent  Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website

The Rosita Trust (UK, 1141222) Browse events

To donate in lieu of buying tickets for the Rosita Trust Midsummer Festival, please pay as normal and write a message in the box, stating what you are donating for. LAST ORDERS MIDNIGHT THURSDAY 21ST JUNE ........HAPPY SOLSTICE!   The Rosita Trust was launched in May 2011 to commemorate Polly Renton and her daughter Rosita Fenwick Wilson. The charity is focused on media development and ethical journalism in Kenya. In 2001 Polly arrived in Kenya as a young television director, making documentaries for Channel 4. She was frustrated by what she saw on Kenyan television - soap operas, re-runs ofold sitcoms, chat shows and low quality local news programmes. She felt that Kenyans deserved better and established MEDEVA (Media Development in Africa) www.medevatv.com A decade after she arrived in Kenya, MEDEVA continues to flourish. It makes several highly popular TV programmes for nationwide broadcast and it has trained over two hundred young people from East Africa in TV and Radio programme making. Many have won major awards. The Rosita Trust helps identify and offer young Africans an opportunity to have a voice,often in adversity, through filmmaking and radio. It also gives one-off grants to other worthwhile causes in Kenya. This is what Polly believed in, and would have continued to do. The Trust is administered under the trusteeship of Polly's family and friends.Its patrons are the film-maker Lord Puttnam, and the veteran broadcasters, David Dimbleby and Sir David Frost.

DEREK'S TREE (UK, 1158793) Browse events

Community Cougars Foundation (UK, 1121701) Browse events

The Charity was incorporated on 18th April 2007. The aim of the Charity is to utilize the Power of Sport to inspire, educate and motivate our community within Keighley and Craven. Working with partners such as Bradford City Council, Keighley Town Council, Sport England, the Primary Care Trusts, Education Bradford, the Police and key sponsors we are developing an innovative and progressive programme. The Community Cougars Foundation will focus on four pillars of activity; Sport and Physical Activity, Health, Education – Literacy and Numeracy, Social Inclusion/Community Cohesion. Within these four pillars we work with over 11,000 young people every 12 months. Mission Statement To provide a platform for the people of our community to raise aspirations and to inspire people to lead healthier, more active lifestyles through the power of sport using professional role models. Foundation Aspirations

curly star dream foundation (UK, sco40623) Browse events

We are a new charity recently established based in Fife Scotland. Our aim is to give guidance and support in the event of a suicide. Also to promote suicide prevention in all age groups. To offer a service of support to bereaved parents, family and friends in the event of a sudden death of a loved one. Offer support for employers, teachers, health professionals. Deliver workshops in local schools, colleges, universities, and within the local community.

New Highway (UK, 1063888) Browse events

We are New Highway and we provide free, confidential services for anyone concerned about their own, or someone else’s drug use or drinking.  We believe that people can and should be able to overcome the negative consequences of problem drug and alcohol use. We enable this through providing high quality and effective advice, support and treatment. Please support us. Problem drug and alcohol use can rob any one of us of our opportunity to live a happy and fulfilling life.  In England alone there are estimated to be a third or a million problem drug users and 1.6 million people with some level of alcohol dependency. Problem drug and alcohol use has many negative consequences for the people directly concerned, their families, friends and colleagues, the communities they live in and society as a whole. In financial terms alone the costs are estimated to amount to £15.3 billion a year to the English economy for drugs and £25.1 billion to the UK economy for alcohol. We help hundreds of people to move away from chaotic states towards stability. We provide the treatment, counselling and guidance that those individuals need in order for them to tackle the root causes. This in turn has a positive impact on the communities around them. We can do more of this with your help.

Barnabas - Safe and Sound (UK, 1094570) Browse events

Join us to prevent youth homelessness and promote independance in Northumberland. We will make a difference by giving young people opportunities to enable them to develop their personal and social skills, encouraging them to make a positive contribution to their community. You make a difference by: Let us know if we can support your efforts. We provide Supported Housing, Information, Advice and Support, Detached Youth Work, Youth Development Projects and a range of positive activities including our unique Bouldering Wall and sinceJanuary 2014 we are now managing Stobhill Youth Club.

Casa do Caminho (UK, Casa do Caminho - N/A) Browse events

Casa do Caminho is a Brazilian NGO that operates three shelters for vulnerable and underprivileged children near Rio de Janeiro. Its mission is to ensure the childrens' health and security while supporting their educational needs enabling them to leave the institution with the opportunity of a better life.

Friends Of St Mary's Hospital (UK, 229151) Browse events

Who are we? We are an official Charitable Body with an elected Board of Trustees and a group of volunteers working together with the NHS Primary Care Trust. What do we do? We run the Hospital Shop, the two Coffee Shops and the daily Ward Trolleys. Also, we have book sales, collecting boxes for loose change in the Hospital Foyer and collecting tins around the Island. Why do we do it? To supplement the excellent service already provided by St Mary’s by financing extra facilities which enhance the lives of patients, staff and visitors alike. In recent years, the League of Friends has provided much-needed equipment which has contributed to patient well-being, both during their stay in hospital and also in community care. Since the League of Friends, now the Friends of St Mary’s Hospital, was founded, hundreds of thousands of pounds have been raised. Approximately half a million pounds has been donated from the takings achieved by the volunteers since the year 2000.

Friends Of Windlesham Village Infant School. (UK, 1097189) Browse events

The Friends of Windlesham Village Infant School exists to raise funds that will directly benefit the children of Windlesham Village Infant School, according to the 'wish list' of needs and requirements as suggested by the parents and the teachers of the School. Sometimes this will be a result of the children's project work - Such as designing a new area for the playground. At other times it will be For resources to improve a particular area of the curriculum or School environment. In the main the Friends' Funds are for the 'extras' not provided by the School budget, that make our children's learning experiences so much more fulfilling and exciting.

COWPER MEMORIAL MUSEUM (UK, 310521) Browse events

St. Anthony's Coptic Orthodox Church (UK, 1061959) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1061959

LINLITHGOW YOUNG PEOPLES PROJECT (UK, 019826) Browse events

LYPP adopts a holistic approach to the young people of Linlithgow in catering for their social, recreational, physical and spiritual welfare. We do this in partnership with local churches by serving the needs of the local community and outlying areas” This mission is underpinned by the following values, which help to drive and focus the activities that we do with young people: Empower- we aim to encourage a sense of hope and potential in young people and inspire them in all areas of their lives, helping them to gain positive perspectives about their immediate circumstances or life in the future. We also aim to engender a sense of equality and justice. Engage- we aim to encourage young people to foster a sense of respect for themselves and others. We recognise the individuality and diversity of each young person and aim to work creatively to best meet their needs. We also want to create opportunities for young people to explore questions of faith and spirituality. Enable- LYPP aims to facilitate ways for young people to learn and build new skills and confidence through both formal and informal education settings, enabling young people to reach their full potential. We work in partnership with local organisations and the community of West Lothian to facilitate this.

Carlisle And Eden Districts Citizens Advice Bureau (UK, 1111024) Browse events

The Citizens Advice service provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. It values diversity, promotes equality and challenges discrimination. The service aims to provide the advice people need for the problems they face, and to improve the policies and practices that affect people’s lives.

Sunshine International Trust Uk (UK, 1124503) Browse events

Sunshine International is a Childrens Charity that Provides Early Years and Primary Education to the Children Living in the Slum areas of Rajkot Gujarat India. Sunshine Supports educational needs for younger children into secondary level and facilitating further training to enter higher education. Our primary aim is to enhance and raise further awareness of the imporatnce of education for those of who have not had the opportunity to excel under the exisiting Government programmes that are currently in place in India.   Our Vision is to promote and develop an Educational Outreach Project which will go into communities and enable families and children to access education. We will do this by working with families to Promote Educational Oportunities and removing social barriers.