Gillotts School PA (UK, 282485) Browse events

The aim of the Gillotts PA is to provide opportunities for parents to meet and enjoy the school while raising funds for the students and their projects. We try to have two or three big events each year and support many smaller projects organised by individual departments. Your support is hugely appreciated.

QUEENSWAY PRIMARY SCHOOL PTA (UK, 1208578) Browse events

After school activities programme (UK, SC037399) Browse events

ASAP wants different communities from.different backgrounds to meet. We believe this is particularly important for our young adults. Our aim is achieved by putting on community projects. Typically our project last for 3 or 4 months. Practices happen within communities and meets happen between participating communities. We like projects that are low risk, have a low learning curve and are non gender/age related. Ideal projects are activities like rounders, frisbee, pickelball and running. Let's get together. Let's make our communities great places to be!

Hinde Street Methodist Church (UK, 1134023) Browse events

Hinde Street Church, in the heart of Marylebone and central London, maintains a strong tradition of thoughtful Christian preaching, radical theology and a passion for social justice. Methodists have been meeting to worship on this site and serve the local community for more than 200 years. Our three different Sunday services draw people from nearby and across London - and every week visitors to London share worship with us, admiring the beautiful interior of our 1887 listed chapel. Besides our services, we open our doors for hire, for weddings and events, yes, but also providing reduced rates to 12-step groups and registered charities. Everyone is welcome to attend our public lecture series on spirituality in today’s society, the Tuesday lunchtime meditations, our group for young adults, and our informative, social tea-time talks on Thursdays. We support the social work of the West London Mission, with volunteers welcoming the homeless to our hall on Wednesday evenings for food and chats. During four months over winter we are part of the Westminster churches’ winter night shelter program, when volunteers welcome a group of 15 people experiencing homelessness, providing dinner and a warm place to sleep, while the West London Day Centre works to ensure they are registered for benefits, helped to find work, and supported in looking for local housing. In this and in many other ways we seek to serve the inner-city community around us. We welcome donations from people anywhere who wish to support the life and work of our church. Our regular running costs are £5,600 per week. We are also running campaigns to replace our boiler, and to repair our historic pipe organ (which is available to book, if you want to play!). Can you help?

Darren Huckerby Trust (UK, 1136826) Browse events

The Darren Huckerby Trust,making a tangible contributions to the lives of local people who are in real need, with the Trust providing support for local charities, community projects and individuals across the county of Norfolk.

CLOTHING SOLUTIONS (FOR DISABLED PEOPLE) (UK, 1120118) Browse events

Preston Manor School (UK, ExemptCharityStatus) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

University Of Kwazulu-natal Uk Trust (UK, 1004047) Browse events

The University of KwaZulu-Natal UK Trust (formerly the University of Natal UK Trust) is a UK-based charity providing bursaries for needy students at the University in South Africa since 1991. The Trust’s funding can be a deciding factor in allowing some students to continue to pursue their University education. The need is very great, as the University’s Student Funding Centre is able to find assistance for only about two-thirds of the students who qualify for it.

St Edmundsbury & Ipswich DBF (UK, 248919) Browse events

To promote and assist the work and purpose of the Church of England in the Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich.

Rotary Club of Beverley Trust Fund (UK, 506335) Browse events

Rotary is a worldwide network of business and professional people who volunteer their time and talents to serve both their local communities and the world. Beverley Rotary Club members are active mostly within our own community. We undertake humanitarian and charitable projects offering both practical and financial help to schools, disability groups, hospices, those needing support after natural disasters, self-help groups and generally where there is need. Our activities abroad have included projects in Romania and Sierra Leone and world initiatives such as Polio eradication, WaterAid, Shelter Box and Mercy Ships.

ELIJAH GOOD NEWS MINISTRIES (EGNM) (UK, 1154005) Browse events

The Ben Clark Foundation (UK, XT5180) Browse events

Ben Clark was born on Thursday 15th September 1977. A man with great passion and integrity, he lived his short life to the full. Never doing anything half heartedly he managed to cram a lot in. He is definitely one in 6.7 billion. Ben was involved in many things, he had a real thirst for life and never sat still for all that long! He has been an active participant in many activities including climbing, ju-jitsu, off-roading, hockey, golf, biking, snorkeling, kiting and scuba diving to name but a few. Ben was also a leader for the Scouts at Stormont Presbyterian. Ben died as a result of a road traffic accident on Sunday 17th June 2007. Hopefully this charity and the work that we do will be a lasting legacy of the most amazing man anyone could have ever met. The aims of The Ben Clark Foundation will be to promote the relief of poverty and the advancement of education and medical welfare of needy people around the world. We will provide a platform to promote and support charitable matters that reflect the memory and interests of Ben Clark and we will also support other charities, both local and international, which fulfil the criteria of the Ben Clark Foundation. To this end, to continue to support Ben’s interests and ideals, we will be helping to raise funds for both a charity carrying out work locally and a charity called Moving Mountains. Ben had spent some time in Kenya in 1996, this was his first real expedition where he was part of a joint project between the Scouts and UNICEF to lay water mains and help to support and look after homeless kids from Nairobi. Ben has been in a lot of different places climbing a lot of different mountains but Kenya had a great impact on him. Through Moving Mountains we will be endeavouring to support work there.

Friends Of Treatment Action Campaign (UK, 1105963) Browse events

Nearly six million people in South Africa live with the HIV virus. But this need not be the disaster for them, their loved ones and their communities, that was once feared. If people with HIV start on treatment - anti-retroviral therapy (ART) - early enough, they may have many many years of quality life, and there is only a marginal chance that they will infect anyone else in any way. So, it is possible to bring an end to HIV and AIDS in our generation. The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) came to prominence ten years ago when it fought the disastrous policies of President Mbeki who denied the need for ART. It was literally fighting for the lives of its thousands of members who lived with HIV. It won. Now the South African government promotes the active roll-out of ART to all who need it. Yet, much remains to be done - the public health service is struggling, and constantly needs to be challenged to deliver decent services for all in need; whilst people are still slow to come forward for a HIV test, to seek ART, and to take other measures that could beat AIDS. TAC, with members across South Africa, many living with HIV, is still at the forefront of ensuring that AIDS will be beaten. It provides information and mobilizes people to take action - to do what they need to do for their health, and to challenge government to see through its obligations. From the UK, the charity Friends of TAC (FoTAC) provides funds and other support to TAC in this still vital work.

Woking District Rotary Club (UK, 1024154) Browse events

We are a service club in Woking & are part of Rotary International. We hold community events such as Fireworks Extravaganzas & Classic Car Shows to raise funds. We donate funds to carefully selected organisations and charities, mainly in Woking, & carry out direct community projects eg: mass flujabs

Leweston School (UK, 295175) Browse events

Leweston is a Catholic independent boarding and day school in Dorset, welcoming pupils of all denominations. The school regularly raises funds for a variety of causes, including the Leweston Bursary Fund, restoration and development projects and our sister school in Nepal.

Topsham Adventure Centre (UK, 1170649) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1170649

St Michael's Camden Town (UK, St Michael's Camden Town - N/A) Browse events

St Michael's Church is an oasis in the heart of Camden. A beautiful, Victorian building, it is open to all free of charge. The vibrant, all-age congregation have a vision for the building to be a place where God is worshipped and where all can find healing, peace and tranquillity.

World Family Of Radio Maria Inc (UK, 270293247) Browse events

Morrisons Raise a Smile for Sue Ryder (UK, 1052076M) Browse events

Sue Ryder provides incredible care for people with life-changing illness. We are here for people and their loved ones, whether it’s bringing comfort to someone’s final days or enabling them to make the most of their life. We do this in our hospices, our neurological care centres, in the community and in people’s homes. Our partnership with Morrisons is helping us to expand our end of life care services to give people more choice and control over their care, whether that’s at home, in a hospice or in the local community. We also want to support more families through a loved one’s illness and beyond. The money raised by Morrisons colleagues and customers will fund: Get involved today and show your support for the Raise a Smile partnership!

Rwanda Development Trust (UK, 1043237) Browse events

The Rwanda Development Trust was set up in 1994. Although immediate help was given to the Rwandese in Goma - D.R. Congo - and other places outside Rwanda, not much at all was being done for the 5 million or so who remained inside the country and whose original suffering was never given a high profile. The Trust assists locally initiated projects which are likely to bring lasting benefit to Rwandese communities. It has been an agent for both Comic Relief and the National Lottery Charities Board.

Peeps Foundation Inc (UK, 811661903) Browse events

Southend On Sea Citizens Advice Bureau (UK, 1090600) 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.

Bleachingfield Centre Management Committee (UK, SCO44254) Browse events

The Bleachingfield Centre Management Committee is a group of local volunteers that works in partnership with East Lothian Council.  We support people in the community to provide services and activities that will improve the quality of life for people of all ages.Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.  We are working with Dunbar Gymnastics to raise funds for gym equipment. There are currently 90 children aged between 3 and 14 who attend classes that encourage them to develop strength, stamina, flexibility and have fun. The classes were set up with equipment kindly loaned to us by Saltire Gymnastics but it has been returned to them as they now need it for a newly opened centre. To ensure that our children can continue to develop their skills we need to replace it quickly. An brilliant group of parents has come together and through their campaign aim to raise £2000.00. The children will also be involved by doing a Gymnastics Marathon and the parents have planned cake and tombola stalls to get the ball rolling. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: SCO44254

Circular Arts (UK, 11134360) Browse events

Circular Arts help raise funds for local community building projects which use simple creative arts like music making using technology, batik flag painting, wicker sculpting, and lantern making to bring people of all ages, abilities and social backgrounds together.

Diocese of Lincoln (UK, 249355) Browse events

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