Harry's Fund (UK, 1146463) Browse events

Harry's Fund was formed following the tragic death of 5 year old Harry Nye Patterson at his home in Alltwen, South Wales. The Fund is raising money to develop a Park for the local community in Harry's name and to help others who face similar tragic circumstances. We thank you for your support.

WOKINGHAM DAY NURSERY (UK, 1129857) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Wokingham Day Nursery opened in 1974 offering good quality affordable childcare to many families in the local area. We are a registered charity which is managed by an enthusiastic committee of parents who actively fund raise on behalf of the nursery. As a non-profit making organisation all fees are invested back into the care of the children. We rely heavily on additional fund raising to help to buy new resources and to improve our facilities.

QUAD (UK, 1115546) Browse events

It aims to promote the education, development and appreciation of the Arts.

The Money Charity (UK, 1106941) Browse events

Credit Action is a national money education charity committed to helping people manage their money better and avoid the pain of over-indebtedness.

Home-Start Reading (UK, 1110638) Browse events

Home-Start Reading volunteers have been supporting local families going through hard times for over 30 years. Volunteers visit families in the home every week to provide emotional support and practical help. They help parents build their ability to cope with the difficulties they face so that they can provide happier, healthier and safer homes for their children. For the last 25 years, we have also run weekly family support groups in Whitley and Tilehurst. In October we were named Reading Charity of the Year at the Reading Pride Awards. Donations would go towards meeting the ever increasing demands for our service by Reading families, by expanding staff hours so we can recruit, train and supervise more volunteers. Our monitoring data for 2013-14 shows that families have reported that the vast majority of their identified needs had been fully or partly met through Home-Start’s involvement. By supporting Home-Start Reading, you will be making a real difference to some of Reading’s most vulnerable families. It costs just £29 a week to support a family in the home through Home-Start. “She’s been really great: someone to share the three little ones with and to help me; someone to help me get out; someone to confide in and to offer support; someone to listen to you.” A supported Mum about her Volunteer. “Research into Home-Start and other home visiting schemes confirms that they produce benefits for parents and children. Home-Start raises self-confidence, improves social networks, reduces difficult behaviour on the part of the child and improves physical and mental health.” Government report "Every Child Matters".

Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign (UK, 1106881) Browse events

Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign works to raise support in the UK for progressive organisations in Nicaragua through study tours, links through town twinnings and trade unions, speaker tours in the UK, lobbying, fundraising and sales. Current campaigning is around fair trade, trade justice and education. We co-publish a magazine, Central America Report. Check out our website: www.nicaraguasc.org.uk

The Rob George Foundation (UK, 1156026) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.The Rob George Foundation has been set up in loving memory of Rob George, who died aged 21 on 9th December 2013 following a long battle with leukaemia. The Rob George Foundation has two distinct objectives. These are:1) To provide practical and/or financial support to young people with life threatening or terminal illnesses.2) To provide financial support to young people who demonstrate exceptional commitment and/or ability in the worlds of sport or the performing arts but may be held back by their financial situation from pursuing their goals.

Outreach 3 Way (UK, 278140) Browse events

Outreach 3 Way helps people with learning disabilities to work, live independently and enjoy social inclusion. Our work is varied ranging from a few hours care to 24 hour support for people with complex needs. We offer housing, work skills, sports, art and a range of therapies.

ISKCON London Ltd (UK, 1132794) Browse events

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The Green Room (UK, 1149294) Browse events

Everyday Arts inspires young people to discover their brilliance through a unique learning programme of theatre, dance, film, and alternative education. We have set up The Green Room, for School Refusers and children with statements of Special Educational Needs (SENs).

Music Fusion (UK, 1128586) Browse events

Wingates Band (UK, 1097122) Browse events

The world famous Wingates Band, bringing brass band music into the 21st century with an innovative & entertaining style whilst continuing to compete at the very highest level. Currently raising money to help the band represent the NW area in the National Finals at the Royal Albert Hall in October

Westminster Befriend A Family (UK, 1082452) Browse events

We aim to prevent family breakdown and help disadvantaged families move forward with their lives. We provide family support solutions for a wide range of issues by means of volunteer befriending, mentoring and advocacy support and through professionally led sports, arts and recreational activities.

Youth Theatre Arts Scotland (UK, SC035765) Browse events

We support a membership of organisations and practitioners who engage 23,000 young people in theatre a week. We promote youth theatre arts and their role in the personal, social, educational and creative development of Scotland’s young people.

Soho Theatre Company Limited (UK, 267234) Browse events

A quick introduction to Soho Theatre A registered charity (no. 267 234) and social enterprise, Soho Theatre is committed to widening access to the arts, engaging with all sorts of people who are otherwise excluded from the delights, riches and opportunities that theatre can offer. With an entrepreneurial spirit, we are one of London’s busiest producing theatres with over 1,000 performances per year reaching audiences of 170,000, and we also stage work in partnership venues across the UK and internationally. Our core aims are:  1. To produce new work Our pioneering programme combines new plays, comedy, cabaret and writers’ development work which is innovative, intelligent, daring and entertaining.  2. To discover and nurture new writers Writers are at the heart of the organisation. Our Writers’ Centre develops groundbreaking writers and artists and promotes the best new theatre writing and dramaturgical practice to the theatre sector both in the UK and abroad.  3. To develop new audiences Our artistic programme, together with a strong education department, engages with London’s global culture attracting a broad and diverse audience. Soho Theatre’s doors are open to all. Encouraging the next generation of theatregoers Soho Theatre’s audience is much young and more diverse than most other theatres. Attracted through our doors by our mixed programme, location and very accessible ticket prices, Soho Theatre is the gateway to a life-long love of theatre. In tandem with our support for emerging artists and young talent, we are helping to ensure a healthy future for this art form we all love. Education at Soho Theatre The Soho Young Company is a programme of artistic activity for young people aged 16 – 25, revolving around a schedule of in-house workshops over three terms, alongside the academic year. These workshops focus on three genres: theatre, cabaret and comedy. Targeting participants aged 16+ who have little experience of the arts, the SYC offers artistic opportunities and enjoyment for all. The bursary programme and our low prices attract a diverse participant demographic. SYC Outreach specifically works with groups from low-income backgrounds in Westminster, Brent and North Kensington providing opportunities to access the arts. Our aim is to work with, and inspire, young people. We provide the young people with opportunities to create new work and raise their aspirations. In the last year, we received a 500% increase in applications from young people wanting to join the courses. As part of buildingwide refurbishment fundraising campaign, a team of Staff members from across the company (with representatives from the Board of Directors to the Front of House Team) are running the Brighton Half Marathon in February 2014. Please press the button below to go to our events fundraising page and find out more!

The Woodhouse Centre (UK, 262608) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. The Woodhouse Centre is a local Oxted charity that supports local people. All donations made to the Woodhouse Centre are greatly appreciated. Founded by Mrs Betty Woodhouse in 1971, the Woodhouse Centre provides a friendly environment for the retired and disabled residents of Oxted and it’s surrounding area. Members of all ages, active and not so active can undertake a wide variety of crafts such as knitting, tapestry, needlework and chair caning. Items produced are sold in our autumn and spring fairs to help raise funds for the continuation of the Centre. A team of members are also dedicated to making poppies for the annual Poppy Appeal. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 262608 Find out more Website http://www.thewoodhousecentre.co.nr

The Big Salute (UK, 233480) Browse events

The Services Sound and Vision Corporation (SSVC) is running the Big Salute to raise funds for five Forces charities: BLESMA, Combat Stress, FAB - Families' Activity Breaks, Blind Veterans UK (formerly St Dunstan's) and Veterans Aid. All money raised goes to these very worthy causes.

Goldsmiths Community Centre (UK, 1141475) Browse events

Goldsmiths: putting the centre back in our community.*CROWD-FUNDING CAMPAIGN KICKED OFF WITH A £1065 DONATION FROM GOLDSMITHS DANCE ACADEMY XMAS PANTO PROCEEDS!* Goldsmiths Community Association manage Goldsmiths Community Centre, a valuable and valued centre in one of the most deprived areas of London. The centre has served the local community for over 75 years. Early in 2015 the discovery of asbestos led to the full closure of the venue. The trustees of GCA were delighted to announce the reopening of part of the building in September 2015 and are now committed to fundraising to achieve refurbishment of the whole building so that it is fit to serve future generations. Please watch take 15 minutes of your time to watch our new campaign film / documentary which details the history and importance of the Centre and our battle to keep the doors open. The film can be watched by clicking the youtube link below. Charity No: 1141475 Find out more Website http://www.goldsmithscommunitycentre.org.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Goldsmiths-Community-Association-1542139629389400/ Twitter https://twitter.com/GoldsmithsSE6 YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLYz7KdSlvI

The Vintners' Foundation (UK, 1015212) Browse events

It was set up specifically to receive donations from members of the company and supporters of the Foundations objectives. It supports: Charities concerned with the prevention of alcohol abuse Education, especially schools in East London Any charity nominated by a member of the Company

Acting for Others (UK, 241279) Browse events

Acting for Others raises money for 15 theatrical charities. Between the charities we help and support actors, singers, dancers, backstage, front of house, directors - all theatre workers who are unable to work due to illness, injury or old age and need financial assistance.

The Friends of SPACE (UK, 1161929) Browse events

The Friends of Space, Preston is a charity whose sole aim is to raise money for The Space Centre Multi-sensory centre based in Preston. The Space Centre, Preston is a multi-sensory centre providing life enhancing experiences and skill improvement to a wide range of individuals with additional needs. These individuals may be autistic, physically handicapped, have learning difficulties or emotional problems or have additional needs of almost any kind. The centre provides a wide range of inter-active audio, visual and tactile stimulation and experiences that can be tailored to our client's individual needs and enable them to learn new social and physical skills. We cater for groups and individuals of all ages.The Space Centre is the largest multi-sensory centre in the UK but receives no public funding whatsoever yet the need for our services continues to grow. We provide the very best experiences and learning opportunities for our clients but this requires continual funding for new advanced equipment and technology.Please help the Friends of Space to continue to help those less fortunate than ourselves. Charity No: 1161929 Find out more Website http://www.space-centre.org.uk YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SS4Yh8u0mIwww.the space-centre.org/video/

Garvald Edinburgh (UK, SC014228) Browse events

Since 1969 Garvald Edinburgh has been supporting adults with learning disabilities. Our work is built on Steiner principles. We offer creative day opportunities to around 150 people, both in our own buildings and in community settings. Our high-quality workshops provide diverse craft, artistic and educational activities including: pottery, glassworking, joinery, puppetry, land work, tool refurbishment, furniture restoration, textiles, painting and more. Our bakery, confectionery and canteen workshops offer the opportunity to gain experience in food production. Our shop, the Mulberry Bush, provides retail work experience. Garvald runs a wide and changing programme of opportunities across the week, including bio-dance, yoga, swimming, walking groups, aerobics, eurythmy and horse riding. Our College and Community Liaison Worker works with outside agencies to make available college and community opportunities. Our community events throughout the year regularly bring together people from across Garvald and the wider community. Our supported living and outreach service includes accommodation-based support, from just a few hours a week up to 24-hour support. We work with around 40 people in our community house, their own homes, and flats made available through links with housing associations. We highly value the opinions and contributions of the people we support. From participating in recruitment interview panels to helping to organise fundraising events, the people we support have a real and valued role in shaping Garvald Edinburgh.

The Rhythm Studio Foundation (UK, 1145472) Browse events

The Rhythm Studio Foundation (registered charity number 1145472) works alongside The Rhythm Studio to fund music activities for children and young people in London. We offer financial support for music projects based in and out of schools, providing young people with musical opportunities that would not otherwise be possible. Watch the video below to find out more about music provision funded by the Foundation.

Calibre Audio Library (UK, 286614) Browse events

Calibre Audio Library brings the pleasure of reading to people who have sight problems or physical disabilities through a free, nationwide postal service of recorded books. We offer a choice of over 8,000 titles, fiction and non-fiction, recorded unabridged by professional actors and broadcasters. The Calibre website, www.calibre.org.uk, provides details of all our services including on-line access to our complete catalogue of audio books, and how you can help.

Hangers Heroes The Small Charities Charity (UK, 1130618) Browse events

Our charities aim is to organise fun and challenging events to raise money and awareness for the little guys, whose charities volunteers work hard for their local communities, making a big difference to the lives of the people they help.