Not A Phase (UK, 1193381) Browse events

Supporting the lives of trans+ adults across the UK is the core message of Not a Phase, a small charity that is working towards a brighter future for the trans+ community. Through awareness campaigning, developing company diversity strategies and supporting trans+ owned business and projects with financial and material investment, Not A Phase aims to bridge the gaps that the trans+ and gender nonconforming community too often fall between. The funds raised for Not a Phase not only go into these projects but also support the peer support groups being rolled out across the country later this year, aiming to give a regular safe space for trans+ adults to meet, learn and grow.

Breakthrough Cancer Research (UK, 20077945) Browse events

Our Promise is to understand why some cancers don't respond to current treatments & to find new therapies that will work. If someone you love is diagnosed with cancer, know our passionate & innovative scientists are working tirelessly to ensure there are treatments available that can save them.

Macmillan Caring Locally (UK, 1189412) Browse events

Macmillan Caring Locally works in partnership with the NHS to fund the Macmillan Unit, a Hospice and specialist palliative care unit at Christchurch Hospital in Dorset. Please note that we are not connected in any way to the national charity Macmillan Cancer Support.

Autistic Girls Network (UK, 1196655) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

STV Appeal (UK, SC042429) Browse events

Supported by STV and the Hunter Foundation, the STV Appeal is campaigning to raise awareness and funds to tackle the serious issue of child poverty in Scotland where sadly, many children’s lives are affected. Every penny donated goes directly to helping the most vulnerable children in Scotland.

The Indee Rose Trust (UK, 1132471) Browse events

Supporting children in treatment for brain & spinal tumours.We provide Treasure boxes, a wonderful box packed with the best toys personalised to suit each child, a holiday home and grants to children and their famillies who have been hospitalised whilst receiving treatment.www.indeerosetrust.org

Blossom Trust (UK, 1145318) Browse events

Blossom Trust is a UK registered charity (no. 1145318) was started in the year 2012. The primary mission is "Enabling communities by educating children and empowering women." The trust started with a motivation to help disadvantaged children and has since expanded projects into education, mental health and empowering women to achieve this objective. Women and children have been through unimaginable struggles, several of whom have been victims of catastrophic effects of the civil war in Sri Lanka. Most of the families are headed by widowed women who are living in extreme poverty. Trust wants them to sustain their livelihood by allowing them to gain regular income and reduce their dependency on others by sustainable water facilities and from growing coconut plantation & other cash crops. By strengthening and sustaining their own household income, the war affected women will have an increased opportunity to lead a more independent family life. Trust is also committed to support underprivileged undergraduate students from Northern and Eastern provinces of Sri Lanka who abandon their degree courses due to lack of funds for their upkeep.

ALK Positive UK (UK, 1181171) Browse events

A registered charity established by a group of patients and carers. Our purposes are to provide support and advocacy and to improve the overall survival and quality of life of ALK-positive Lung Cancer patients across the UK

Cardiff and Vale ULHB (UK, 1056544) Browse events

Cardiff and Vale Health Charity is the official Charity of the Cardiff and Vale University Health Board (UHB). With 9 hospitals and 17 health centres across Cardiff and Vale, we provide healthcare for every conceivable medical condition.

Action Mental Health (UK, NIC100753) Browse events

Established in 1963, we are a leading mental health charity with projects throughout Northern Ireland. Please contact us and we will help support your personal challenge as you TAKE ACTION on Mental Health!

Rotary Club of Romsey Test Trust Fund (UK, 1029525) Browse events

The Club is part of Rotary International, based in Romsey, Hampshire. Members provide service for all sections of communities in need, both locally and internationally, by volunteering their time, and organising fund raising activities. An Annual Sponsored Walk (Walk the Testway) is held in October, providing a platform for any charitable cause to raise funds.

Raleigh International Trust (UK, 1047653) Browse events

Raleigh International is a sustainable development charity. We challenge and inspire young volunteers from around the world to work with communities living in poverty. Our focus is providing access to safe water and sanitation, protecting vulnerable environments and building resilient communities.

Action Duchenne (UK, 1101971) Browse events

Action Duchenne is a national charity that aims to find a cure for Duchenne, a severe genetic muscle wasting disease. The condition affects mainly boys and without treatment most of these young men are completely paralysed by their early teens and die by their late teens or early 20s. To ensure we do not lose another generation of young people to this terrible disease we need more funding for research and treatment.

The Alzheimer Society of Ireland (UK, 20018238) Browse events

Bipolar UK (UK, 293340) Browse events

Bipolar UK is the national charity dedicated to supporting individuals and families with the much misunderstood and complex condition of bipolar. We support more than 65,000 individuals and families every year. Bipolar takes an average of 10.5 years to diagnose in the UK.

Sebastian's Action Trust (UK, 1151146) Browse events

Sebastian's Action Trust provides respite holidays and vital support to seriously-ill children and their families. Our purpose-built holiday house opened in 2011 and is a place of laughter, love, noise and fun. We aim to welcome 100 families for holidays and 500 individuals on day visits each year.

The John Maurice Aitken Trust (UK, The John Maurice Aitken Trust - N/A) Browse events

British Red Cross (UK, British Red Cross - N/A) Browse events

Mercy Ships UK (UK, 1053055) Browse events

Imagine a ship staffed by surgeons, doctors, nurses, water engineers and other specialists. Now imagine their services offered free of charge to the world’s poorest people. Mercy Ships is an international charity that provides free medical care, relief aid, and community development in some of the world’s most poverty stricken countries, via its hospital ship the Africa Mercy and a number of land-based projects. Over the last 30 years, Mercy Ships has visited 70 countries providing free medical and humanitarian services valued at more than £530 million. Mercy Ships has treated more than 420,000 people in village medical clinics, performed more than 47,000 life-changing surgeries, 228,000 dental treatments and completed over 1000 community development projects focusing on water and sanitation, education, infrastructure development and agriculture. Every penny raised really will help transform lives. For example: £15 helps provide a pack of 50 bandages for patients in need. £30 helps deliver a dental treatment for someone without access to care. £50 helps provide an orthopaedic surgery for a child who cannot walk properly. To learn more about any of the work that we do take a look at our website. Registered Charity No. 1053055 A Registered Charity in Scotland No. SCO39743

The Last Night A DJ Saved My Life Foundation (UK, 1142478) Browse events

OUR VISION: To harness the creativity and energy found on and off the dance floors of clubs around the world to create positive change. HOW WE DO IT: As well as running our own initiatives, we create partnerships with organisations and people within the dance music industry, and beyond, to raise funds and awareness for a variety of humanitarian, social and environmental causes. WHO WE ARE: Founded in January 2010 LNADJ (for short) strives to change the way people view charitable work and to inspire people across the globe to make small positive changes in their communities, thus becoming part of a greater positive change in the world. Since its inception the foundation has been developed through the commitment and passion of volunteers along with the support of some major players within the industry. Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (or LNADJ for short) is a UK Registered Charitable Foundation. It has been developed over time through the commitment of volunteers and individuals who are passionate about making a positive change in the world. LNADJ has created partnerships with organisations within the dance music industry, and with charities, and seeks to set up mutually beneficial fund raising and awareness initiatives and schemes that benefit everyone.

Steve Prescott Foundation (UK, 1121395) Browse events

The Steve Prescott Foundation was set up by a Totally Inspirational Man Steve Prescott MBE. 7 Years Ago he was diagnosed with Pseudomyxoma Peritonei a Terminal Cancer & sort out to raise funds for The Christie Hospital and the Try Assist Fund. Supporting The SPF changes the lives of so many people.

Mangawhai Beach School (UK, 10201489) Browse events

Mangawhai Beach School is a place where our students enjoy open spaces, a beachside lifestyle and teachers who are passionate about education. Our CREW Values underpin everything we do, every day, both at school and in our community.

Brightest Star (UK, SC044046) Browse events

Brightest Star is set up in memory of Jack Kennedy who fell asleep in his mummy's arms on the 19th December 2012, 6 days before his 6th birthday. Please visit our website or facebook pages to find out how we want to help broken hearted parents who have lost a child, and also to save lives.

Disability Challengers (UK, 1095134) Browse events

All children need to play, but for disabled children it is essential to help them reach their full potential. Challengers provides numerous play schemes for disabled children from across the South East. However, there are hundreds of children missing out every day and your gift can help them play.

Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (UK, 20021009) Browse events

The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA) is the only organisation of its kind in the country providing specialised services to families affected by this terminal condition. The Association cannot slow the progression of MND or change the outcome but we can alleviate the feelings of isolation and frustration. We offer consistent support to approximately 400 families across Ireland who otherwise would have nowhere else to turn. Everybody with MND has different needs at different stages of their journey and we are here to help and guide them every step of the way. The services provided by the IMNDA are immediate and free of charge for everyone registered with the Association. Key services include: • Access to 4 outreach nurses directly employed by the IMNDA and funded entirely by donations. • Access to a home care grant. • Access to specialised equipment on loan (e.g. wheelchairs, hoists, communication aids etc). • Access to funding towards counselling sessions for the person with MND and family members. Your support is absolutely vital. More than 86% of our income comes from fundraising and donations.