The Chestnut Appeal for Prostate Cancer raises funds and awareness for prostate cancer patients across Devon and Cornwall.
OCD Action's vision is of a society where Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is better understood and diagnosed quickly, where appropriate treatment options are open and accessible, where support and information are readily available and where nobody feels ashamed to ask for help.
The Lions Club of Jersey Swimarathon, sponsored by RBC Wealth Management, is an annual five day swimming event that raises money for local good causes. It is the Islands' longest running charity event and since its inception in 1972 has raised more than £3.3 million by and for the local community.
Founded in 1997, the Kepler Cheuvreux Group is a leading pan-European financial services company active in research, intermediation and advisory. With operations in 13 countries, the group is highly sensitive to the social and health impact of the coronavirus crisis, and has prioritised the protection of its employees and clients from the start. In June 2020, the group went a step further by creating the Kepler Cheuvreux Foundation, to contribute substantially and concretely to the common good, during and beyond the pandemic. The Foundation actively involves the group's employees, clients and partners and, in accordance with its own non-profit status, will support only non-profit organisations in Europe and the UK. These include healthcare service providers especially in critical contexts, charities supporting those most affected by the social and economic consequences of the pandemic today and by deprivation in the longer term, healthcare research bodies and organisations caring for the elderly or disabled.
The Parachute Regiment Charity supports serving and retired members of The Parachute Regiment and Airborne Forces, and assists the wounded and the families of those who are killed in service.
SeeAbility is a long established charity that supports people who have a visual impairment and multiple disabilities. Specialist voluntary funded services such as rehabilitation, speech therapy and physiotherapy are designed to encourage independence and enhance quality of life.
The Histiocytosis Research Trust funds scientific research into uncovering the causes of Langerhan's Cell Histiocytosis and Haemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis as well as seeking to ensure early diagnosis, effective treatment and a cure. We also aim to support patients and their families.
The Cure and Action for Tay-Sachs (CATS) Foundation was created to raise awareness and support families affected by Tay-Sachs and Sandhoff. They are both terminal illnesses in children where those affected by the infantile form usually lose their battle against the disease by the age of 5.
“My son Stephen was 18 when he died and to mark the 20th anniversary of his death we are launching our SL20 campaign. To continue our work of advancing social justice and providing access and creating opportunities for all, we need to raise £1,000,000. Please support us!”
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The Factory Youth Zone offers young people aged 8-21 somewhere to go, something to do and someone to talk to. The Factory provides a safe, attractive, accessible and affordable place where young people can discover a world of possibilities.
We have been running residential summer holidays for children & young adults with learning disabilities for 30 years. Our holidays are organised and staffed by volunteers and we rely on donations to make them happen each year. For more info, please visit oundlemencap.co.uk. Thanks for your support!
Colchester Mind works with children, teenagers and adults, providing much needed mental health and wellbeing services in the Colchester and Tendring area since 1985. With your help, we can continue to make a difference to the lives of over 3,500 people every year.
We are the only charity supporting the work of St. Mark’s Hospital in Harrow, the world's first specialist bowel hospital. The money we raise funds vital research, education and training, as we fight to eliminate all categories of bowel disease.
Daft as a Brush Cancer Patient Care offers staffed custom-made Ambulances to transport outpatients, free of charge, to and from Freeman Hospital who are undergoing Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy cancer treatment.
Rare forms of lung cancer can affect anyone at any age. The Ruth Strauss foundation provides grants to fund research into these cancers and to provide emotional, psychological and wellbeing support to patients and their families.
Donations to The University of Manchester help to provide vital scholarships for outstanding students, research into global issues, and projects that enrich the lives of students and the local community. Donations can also be directed towards the Manchester Museum or the Whitworth Art Gallery.
Women Win (WW) is recognised as a leading global organisation using sport as a strategy to advance girls' and women's rights. At WW we envision a world where women and girls are strong leaders and agents of change in their communities.
The Trust raises money for a different charity each year chosen by the pupils of the School. For 2013/14 the charity selected is KIDS FOR KIDS. The Appeal involves all of the pupils overseen by a committee of Junior Sixth Formers. WE HOPE TO RAISE £75,000 FOR THIS GREAT CAUSE.
We want to improve the quality of life for disabled people by giving them access to sport and outdoor activities. Our residential camps aim to push boundaries and challenge expectations. The physical and psychological benefits following involvement with sports cannot be underestimated. Finding the freedom that comes with adaptive sport can increase confidence and self belief. Our goal is to make outdoor adventure affordable and accessible for anyone with a physical disability.
Every day across Scotland Cornerstone’s dedicated team of staff provides care and support to over 2000 children, young people and adults with disabilities. We are committed to improving the lives of the people we support and your donation helps us achieve that. Please visit www.cornerstone.org.uk
Cry in the Dark was established in 1998. In 2000 it built and opened a home for 24 children with special needs in Comanesti Romania. Casa Lumina is a home for life for these children who are now fast becoming young adults. At Casa Lumina the young people are treated with respect and receive the care and stimulation that each young person requires. Cry in the Darks second project in Romania is The Hospice Casa Albert project (Albert's House) and is providing community palliative care to a growing number of children and young people with incurable physical conditions with poor life expectancy, for example, childhood cancers or Leukaemia, congenital conditions such as muscular dystrophy, and HIV/AIDS and TB.