HOD (UK, 1057220) Browse events

We provide Charity to those less fortunate and in need

Basingstoke Samaritans (UK, 219432AD) Browse events

Samaritans of Basingstoke

Age Concern Epsom & Ewell (UK, 1139652) Browse events

In Epsom & Ewell each week 1 in 5 elderly people don't know who to turn to for advice, friendship or practical help. So every week that is what we do! Spending time, providing affordable taxi driving, providing practical services for them and giving advice. All essential services!

Theatre Royal Plymouth (UK, 284545) Browse events

It’s the largest & best attended regional producing theatre in the UK. Its aim is to promote, maintain, improve & advance education particularly by the production & encouragement of the arts; including drama, mime, dance, singing and music.

Asylum Welcome (UK, 1092265) Browse events

Asylum Welcome has been providing information and support for refugees, asylum seekers and immigration detainees in Oxfordshire for over ten years. We work with men and women, of all ages including young people who come here on their own, unaccompanied by adults.

Coptic Orphans UK (UK, 1133307) Browse events

The Kingston And District Wel-care Association (UK, 206286) Browse events

The aim of Kingston WelCare is to strengthen families by supporting parents who live, work or have children in Kingston in a variety of ways and through a comprehensive and discreet range of preventative services. WelCare House is a place for local families to meet, connect and support each other. We care about parents and parenting and WelCare House has a long history of being a friendly and open place where parents and children can build confidence, support each other and get advice. We understand the challenges of parenting and welcome families from all backgrounds to WelCare. Parents value our friendly personal approach. We have a longstanding presence in the local community that enables us to provide long-term support for families. What we offer: We have a drop-in service for parents who need advice and support or just a place to go to connect with others. We organise events and play for families, including during the holidays. We offer targeted support for parents experiencing mental health issues. We offer targeted support for families caring for the children of prisoners.

Aftermath Support (UK, 1111298) Browse events

Aftermath works with people in Merseyside Cheshire and Lancashire affected by the devastation of road crashes. We offer practical and emotional support to bereaved families and those suffering injury. We also support witnesses and drivers. Services are tailored to meet individual needs.

Crossroads Care, Coventry and Warwickshire (UK, 1057024) Browse events

We support the unpaid carers in Coventry and Warwickshire who look after friends or family members who are elderly, have a disability or are frail due to poor health. Caring is often a 24 hour per day, 7 day per week role. This can often have a detrimental effect on the carers own health. For this reason we aim to offer the carer a break by taking their place and looking after their loved one for a short while. This gives carers the time to catch up with chores, take part in a recreational activity or even just relax for a short time. This short while to 'recharge' can help prevent the decline in the carers health.

Project Okurase (UK, 463211555) Browse events

The Brian Cross Memorial Trust (UK, 1119259) Browse events

We are a family run charity set up in memory of Brian Cross who lost his battle with a brain tumour in 2006. Every penny you donate will go towards brain tumour research and giving hope to those struggling with this debilitating disease. Brian Cross died on the 23rd September 2006 at the age of 62 from a tumour in his brain stem. He had intensive chemo and radiotherapy but after 12 months of treatment he lost his battle with the rare brain cancer.Brian was an amazing husband, wonderful father and a loyal, generous friend. He was loved, admired and respected and was a part of so many people’s lives. During his illness we discovered how little there was known about brain tumours and Brian was particularly upset by the number of children he met in Addenbrookes suffering with brain tumours. Although they are responsible for the largest number of cancer deaths in both children and adults under forty, just 1% of the National budget for cancer research has been allocated to this devastating disease.In the 10 years since we lost Brian, we have been raising awareness and vital funds for brain tumour research. We don’t have any overheads so every penny we raise goes straight to research projects and so far we have raised just over £760,000. Thank you to everyone for their continued support.Sally Cross, wife of Brian Charity No: 1119259 Find out more Website http://www.briancrossmemorialtrust.co.uk/

Action For Dystonia, Diagnosis, Education And Research - ADDER (UK, 1077578) Browse events

ADDER is a charity based in the North East of England dedicated to helping people with dystonia, a neurological condition which involves abnormal muscle movements. Our main achievement is the correct diagnosis of over 2,000 people proving that dystonia is 2nd only to Parkinson's Disease in its prevalence (commonness).

Cleaswell Hill School (UK, 1000697) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

British Friends Of The Israel Guide Dog Centre For The Blind (UK, 1027996) Browse events

The mission of the Israel Guide Dog Centre for the Blind is to improve the quality of life of blind people by providing them with safe mobility, independence and self-confidence through the faithful assistance of guide dogs. The British Friends raise awareness and funding for the work of the Centre from the communities of the UK. This year the British Friends have provided for five new full partnerships at the Centre so far. This means that five people for whom the door of debilitating darkness of blindness had been closed, have now had that door opened with the help of one of our heroes. Yes, our special partners do make a difference - and so can you this Pesach with a donation to our ongoing work at the Centre. We hope that you will be inspired by our work to visit the Centre or perhaps arrange an event to help us raise the much needed funding we have to raise each year to bring these special partnerships together.

World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (UK, 1159255) Browse events

The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts works with its Member Organisations to give girls and young women skills for life. Through high quality programmes that provide dynamic, flexible and values-based training in life skills, leadership and decision-making: WAGGGS offers projects and programmes at an international level that enable Girl Guides and Girl Scouts to be more responsible world citizens

Help Change Lives (UK, 1184471) Browse events

Helping change lives for very poor people worldwide through the fulfilment of basic needs, education and self-empowerment. Currently supporting a variety of projects in Kenya, India and Madagascar. Especially raising funds to support vulnerable people needing food support during the Coronavirus lockdown in Nairobi, Kenya and Pune, India.

Street Trees for Living (UK, 1185165) Browse events

STfL plants over 200 street trees in the London Borough of Lewisham yearly. We work closely with residents, schools and community groups to assist in sourcing local sponsorship and creating green corridors. We promote and nurture community interest and engagement in street trees in Lewisham.

Edinburgh Food Project (UK, SC043220) Browse events

Edinburgh Food Project facilitates the running of Edinburgh North West and Edinburgh Central foodbanks, which provide short-term crisis help to individuals, couples and families in food poverty. We collect food donations from the general public, produce food packs and distribute these at local community access points through referrals from professional front line care agencies only. We run the foodbanks in partnership with local organisations, faith groups, businesses and a dedicated group of volunteers.

The Friends of Hadrian School (UK, 1085068) Browse events

The charity supports Hadrian School which caters for up to 125 primary aged children in Newcastle Upon Tyne who have severe, profound and complex learning, sensory and communication difficulties.

The Rob Clarke Community Trust (UK, 1209937) Browse events

The Rob Clarke Community Trust’s aims are the prevention or relief of poverty in Lowestoft and the surrounding area and its main activities are:  The operation of the Lowestoft and District Foodbank, within the Trussell network, distributing emergency food to people in crisis. Working in partnership with other organisations to ensure that food bank beneficiaries are provided with the help they need to address their underlying cause of crisis. Collaborating with those that have lived experience of poverty, empowering them to make a real difference. The coordination of the provision of free meals in the school holidays to families that benefit from free school meals during term time.

Foyle Search and Rescue (UK, 106685) Browse events

Foyle Search and Rescue was set up by local people in 1993 in response to the alarmingly high number of drownings in the river (30 within 18 months) and has adopted the role of preventing suicide and supporting families in the City. Our volunteers are from the local community and selflessly give up hours of their personal time every week to help those in need. We patrol the river on Thursday, Friday & Saturday nights, identified peak times of need, from 9.30pm to 3.00am, engaging with people in distress, maintaining lifebelts and saving lives. We have an Emergency Response Pager Team, made up of 15 dedicated volunteers who are on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for incidents and emergencies outside of patrol times. This team are paged by the PSNI (Police Service of Northern Ireland) to respond to potential suicide attempts and incidents in and around the river. This team also acts as a body recovery team who search for any person missing in the river and recover the body with the greatest dignity. We facilitate the North West Bereaved by Suicide Support Group for families and friends who have lost a loved one to suicide and are also involved in education on water safety and suicide awareness within our local community.

Friends of Autism Highland (UK, sc044439) Browse events

Friends of Autism Highland was started as a support group by two mums in 2013. It has grown into a 100+ strong parent led group which provides both a support network to its members and helps organise events and activities for the benefit of children and the families affected by autism.

Kent Association For The Blind (UK, Kent Association For The Blind - N/A) Browse events

ALBION IN THE COMMUNITY (UK, 1110978) Browse events

Albion in the Community is the charitable arm of Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club. 'AITC' works in the community to improve lives through Football, Education, Health, Inclusion and Disability initiatives. For more information please visit www.albioninthecommunity.org.uk

CSIE (UK, 327805) Browse events

We are a national charity that works to promote equality and reduce discrimination in education. We run information and awareness-raising seminars, offer training & consultancy, and produce a wide range of resources. We also engage in research and lobby & campaign for children’s rights.