The Hockey Museum (UK, 1149253) Browse events

The Hockey Museum (THM) is a relatively new organisation whose aim is to preserve, share and celebrate the rich heritage and history of the sport of hockey, not only in Britain where the modern game started, but also from all round the world. The Museum is now home to a growing collection of hockey archives, artefacts and memorabilia. A key part of the work of the Museum’s team of volunteers is to register, collate and store these fascinating records and items and over time, to make them accessible to the hockey family and the wider public through the website, newsletters, displays, exhibitions and an education programme.

Honeymead Arts Trust (UK, 1121787) Browse events

To advance, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the arts and of music in all aspects

The Islamic Society of Britain (UK, 1145319) Browse events

The Islamic Society of Britain (ISB) is a community based charity and not-for-profit company. Established in 1990, we were one of the first organisations that sought to evolve a uniquely British flavour to Islam. We believe that charity should begin at home, supporting needy causes here in the UK.

The Hydrosense Charitable Organisation (The Hydrosense Appeal) (UK, 1109619) Browse events

The charity works on behalf of disabled children to access them to special services, especially to hydrotherapy and performing arts on evenings, weekends and school holidays. The charity has nearly reached its target of 1 million to build new facilities and continues to fund raise to help with running costs.

Omaleshe Projects Trust (UK, SC039501) Browse events

Omaleshe Projects supports the teaching of dancing and drumming to orphans and vulnerable children in Namibia, many of whom have been affected by the HIV pandemic. Dance is an effective approach to dealing with grief and sorrow and a way of building confidence and self esteem for the children.

Tiddington Village Hall (UK, 304384) Browse events

The provision and maintenance of the Village Hall and Playing Field and associated areas.

Peter Alan Dickson Foundation (UK, 1129310) Browse events

The Peter Alan Dickson Foundation makes small grants to organisations working in the areas of youth, education and poverty.

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.

ADeC (Arts Development In East Cambridgeshire) (UK, 1043197) Browse events

We deliver flexible and responsive events, projects and support activities to further a vibrant and inclusive high quality arts environment for everyone: artists, participants and audiences. We aim to support high profile activity in East Anglia both by engaging rural communities and by developing activities for young people and families.

Rockwatch (UK, 233199) Browse events

Rockwatch is the national geology club for children and families. It's the club for fans of rocks, fossils and dinosaurs. It runs activities including family days in museums, university workshops and fossil collecting expeditions to coasts, quarries and rocky outcrops all over the country.

Rosie's Helping Hands (UK, 1097278) Browse events

Thank you for raising money for Rosie’s Helping Hands This is where you can help us to change children’s lives in the West Midlands for the better.  Make a donation that will help youngsters experiencing difficulty and disadvantage.  Organisations helpled include pre school groups, youth and sports clubs, hospital wards, holiday projects as well as supplying emergency cots for babies at risk, sensory equipment  for special schools and a project offering free counselling to children and young people following the death of a close relative or friend.   Create a sponsor form. You can set up a fundraising page to collect sponsors for Rosie’s Charity Walk or your own event such as marathons, cycling, breaking a world record or have your own unique idea to raise funds. Its' Quick and Easy to set up your fundraising page and you can add bits to make it personal to you.  Your family, friends, colleagues can securely donate to your page straight away so no need to chase them for sponsor money.  It’s amazing to do something for charity as we know from personal experience.  After losing our 16 year old daughter Rosie, in a random and motiveless knife attack, we were determined to turn our grief into something positive to help others.  That was over a decade ago, but Rosie’s sprit lives on through fantastic public support raising over £300k and helping to change many children’s lives. Thank you for your support Karen and Sean Ross Visit website here

KALA (UK, 1144122) Browse events

Kerala Arts & Literary Association (KALA) is a charity registered in the UK. We are committed to promoting the arts and culture of Kerala as well as charitable causes in the UK and in India without any discrimination.

The Avenues Bicycle Project (UK, 1163510) Browse events

The Avenues Bicycle Project is a small, not for profit organisation that recycles bicycles across Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire in the following ways: 1) Send one container of up to 400 refurbished bikes a year to West Africa. We have sent over 1600 bikes since 2012. Once the bikes reach West Africa they are distributed to farmers, health workers, school teachers, students and school children who are living, working and studying in rural areas2) Before shipping a bike to West Africa, we send it to HMP Humber or HMP Lindholme bike repair workshops. This means that prisoners can have a day time occupation and learn bike repair and maintenance skills and we get a fully refurbished bike for West Africa3) Bicycles that are not suitable for refurbishment at the prisons are given to Push Iron, a Youth Development Service project. The bikes are broken for spares and young people build their own bikes from scratch - and achieve a Youth Development Award in bike maintenance skillsPlease donate to support our cause£3 pays for the recycling of one bicycle£10 pays van diesel costs for one day£50 pays for one day's collection van hire Charity No: 1163510 Find out more Website http://www.avenuesbicycleproject.org/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/The-Avenues-Bicycle-Project-282925905084280/

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/

Friends of Pitmaston (UK, 1146163) Browse events

The Friends of Pitmastons' main purpose is to raise funds for Pitmaston School & the wider community. P2P is the Friends biggest event to date, encompassing a Sponsored Cycle Ride from Paris along with a Community Fun Day, aiming to raise £13,000 for 4 local charities.

Read Around Bath (UK, 1145699) Browse events

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Global Childrens Foundation (UK, 1118775) Browse events

Founded in 2006 the Global Children's Foundation has already received tremendous support from many people who give their time and skills voluntarily. The Foundation has already helped raise funds for orphanages and youth projects in Poland, Bosnia, Romania and Sierra Leone and we are establishing networks with other organisations to reach out and help children in South America, Africa and Asia.

HAMPSHIRE NARROW GAUGE RAILWAY (UK, HAMPSHIRE NARROW GAUGE RAILWAY - N/A) Browse events

We the Hampshire Narrow Gauge Railway Trust are a not for profit Charity that provides locomotives on loan to other Railway Charities and We desperately need your support !! ‘Cloister’ is one of the few remaining original ‘Quarry Hunslet’ locomotives built by the Hunslet Engine Company of Leeds in 1891 for the Dinorwic Slate Quarry at Llanberis, she was named ‘Cloister’ after the winner of the 1893 Grand National. ‘Cloister’s’ original job was to haul Slate wagons on galleries half way up a mountain which she did for more than 70 years. After 70 years service ‘Cloister’ was somewhat down at heel and a great deal of money time and effort was invested to return her to serviceable condition by 1998 ten years have passed and we must now replace her boiler tubes and get her through her 10 year tests and it is the cost of this work for which we desperately need your help. The sum we need is £4440 please help us keep ‘Cloister’ running So please donate whatever sum you can to our justgiving.com website appeal

Portsmouth Cathedral (UK, Portsmouth Cathedral - N/A) Browse events

Portsmouth Cathedral 'The Cathedral of the Sea' serves as a centre of worship and mission, music, education and the arts. It is a place of community offering a warm welcome to all. Your donations help to support our mission and maintain this historic building and its community facilities.

The Wallace Collection (UK, The Wallace Collection - N/A) Browse events

The Wallace Collection is a national museum in an historic London town house and displays French 18th-century painting, furniture and porcelain together with superb Old Master paintings, princely arms and armour, gold boxes, miniatures, sculpture and Medieval and Renaissance works of art.

DanceAbility (UK, 1146914) Browse events

British Association for Performing Arts Medicine (UK, 1083295) Browse events

BAPAM gives free specialist health advice to full or part time professional or student actors, dancers, musicians, singers and all other performing artists plus production crew, composers, conductors, sound engineers and more.

Gargunnock Trust (UK, SC036793) Browse events

Gargunnock Community Trust is spearheading a set of fundraising events to raise money to renovate our village community centre. One of our projects is a "buy a brick" campaign allowing people to make a donation towards the refurbishment. Brick purchasers will be recognised in a commemorative plaque to be displayed within the refurbished building.

The Pirate Trust (UK, 1032096) Browse events

The Pirate Trust relies on your help to raise money that will stay locally in Cornwall. Charities, individuals and organisations can apply to The Pirate Trust for financial help. Be assured every penny of your donation stays locally and goes to great causes. Thank you for supporting us.

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.