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SEVEN HILLS EDUCATIONAL TRUST
(UK, 1128139) Browse events
YTD Raised: £713.00
(UK, 1128139) Seven Hills Educational Trust (SHET) is an educational charity which was established in 2008 to provide educational and independent schooling facilities for those children and their families who truly have a passion for learning. SHET is funded by individual donations and fundraising events.
Students For Kids International Projects
(UK, 1099804) Browse events
YTD Raised: £711.00
(UK, 1099804) SKIP (Students for kids international projects) is a student led, registered charity, working to support child welfare and the personal and professional development of future healthcare students. Our ultimate aim is to not be needed; for vulnerable children to be well supported and cared for by their communities.
Brookmead School PTA
(UK, 1047137) Browse events
YTD Raised: £709.67Brookmead School PTA supports our children by fundraising for "the fun stuff" including playground equipment, music and arts and crafts equipment as well as interactive white boards. We also help out with After School Clubs, Quiz Nights, BBQs and so much more. We can only achieve this with your help!
Shrubberies School PTA
(UK, 269962) Browse events
YTD Raised: £709.00The Shrubberies PTA raises money to enhance provision offered by The Shrubberies Special School. It raises money for equipment, educational resources and for out of school activities.
Building Schools for Burma
(UK, 1131437) Browse events
YTD Raised: £706.00BSFB is a non-political, non profit making, charity set up for the public benefit to advance the education of the children of Burma by providing educational facilities. Ultimately the aim is to build schools in Burma and also to raise awareness of the current situation in the country.
Exminster School Association
(UK, 1078133) Browse events
YTD Raised: £706.00Exminster School Association is a parent teachers association supporting the work of Exminster Community Primary School. Our charitable aims are to advance the education of the pupils and to promote a friendly and social atmosphere between pupils, staff, parents, governors and the local community. We achieve this by:
Lambourne End Centre
(UK, 1105063) Browse events
YTD Raised: £690.00Lambourne End Centre for Outdoor Learning delivers personal development experiences primarily to young people from Essex and East London, to boost self-esteem, confidence and raise aspirations for a more positive future, enabling people to contribute more fully within their community.
Life Education Wessex
(UK, 1071094) Browse events
YTD Raised: £686.00Please help local children make healthy choices Life Education Wessex provides age-appropriate health and drug prevention education to children aged 3 - 13 years in Dorset, Devon, Somerset and Hampshire. Our aim is to ensure that children have the knowledge, skills and self-confidence to make healthy choices and to avoid risky behaviours. All our programmes are delivered by specially trained Educators. The programmes for Primary School children are delivered in a purpose-built mobile classroom, or 'Life Bus', and include role play, music, drama and specially made film to get our healthy messages across. All of the programmes feature Harold the giraffe - our puppet mascot - who is loved by all the children. Programme modules for older pupils - on drugs, alcohol or smoking - are delivered in the school classroom. For every school we visit we need to raise £335 each day. With your help we can ensure that the young children of Dorset, Devon, Somerset and Hampshire stay healthy and happy. If you would like to take part in Harold's 1,000 Challenges (it's free!) and help us raise much needed funds by undertaking a sponsored activity or challenge of your choice, please click on the 'Start Fundraising' link above. Thank you
Brookfields School Association
(UK, 273594) Browse events
YTD Raised: £685.00We advance the education, social inclusion, and community development of the pupils (and their families) at Brookfields School. We provide resources, opportunities, and experiences not available or otherwise restricted to them due to disabilities, or lack of provision, at wider community events.
University of Nottingham Students' Union
(UK, 1136986) Browse events
YTD Raised: £682.00
(UK, 1136986) ARE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE PROMOTING THE INTERESTS AND WELFARE OF STUDENTS DURING THEIR COURSE OF STUDY AND REPRESENTING, SUPPORTING AND ADVISING MEMBERS; BEING THE RECOGNISED REPRESENTATIVE CHANNEL BETWEEN STUDENTS AND THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM AND ANY OTHER EXTERNAL BODIES AND PROVIDING SOCIAL, CULTURAL, SPORTING AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND FOR DISCUSSIONS AND DEBATE FOR THE PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT OF ITS MEMBERS.
The Sunnybank Trust
(UK, 1143663) Browse events
YTD Raised: £680.00We work to provide a better life for people with learning disabilities throughout Epsom, Ewell and the surrounding areas. This includes "Kites Club " social activities, advocacy, friendship and supporting students moving from school into further education.
Oatlands School Parent Teacher Association
(UK, 802535) Browse events
YTD Raised: £677.00Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
Goodenough College
(UK, 312894) Browse events
YTD Raised: £673.51Goodenough College provides residential accommodation in London for postgraduate students from all over the world. Founded in 1930, its aim was to improve international tolerance and understanding amongst people starting their careers by providing a forum in which they could interact. Today the membership comprises 650 students from 90 countries.
Portland College
(UK, 214339) Browse events
YTD Raised: £670.00Portland College is a national, specialised residential college for people with a wide range of disabilities. We are currently raising funds for a new Inclusive Sports Academy which has been designed for disabled students to access top-class facilities for training, competition and education.
The Old Grey Europe Charitable Trust
(UK, 1117296) Browse events
YTD Raised: £665.00The Trust's objective is to advance the education of pupils at Grey High and Grey Junior Schools in Port Elizabeth, principally through the funding of bursaries for those in financial need.
Arusha Project
(UK, 1124283) Browse events
YTD Raised: £665.00Thank you for visiting our Project Arusha profile page on MyDonate.Project Arusha sponsors students from our local Catholic secondary school who have just finished their A levels to go toTanzania and teach in schools in the Arusha Diocese. In addition, financial assistance is given to the schools and to some of the poorer students.
Seamab School
(UK, SC011002) Browse events
YTD Raised: £660.00Seamab Learning and Care Services is a registered Scottish Charity ( SCO 11002), established in 1988, providing primary school education and care to 15 children from all over Scotland who have severe social, emotional and behavioural difficulties. Based near Rumbling Bridge in Kinross – shire, premises include our school and nearby living accommodation for the children we support 52 weeks of the year. Seamab is registered with the Care Commission and currently employs 73 staff.
Andrew Finch Education Trust
(UK, XT8148) Browse events
YTD Raised: £658.00The charity (www.afetuk.org) is small and very cost effective. It aims to break the cycle of poverty of the rural poor in Ecuador via the support of education, health and welfare of children in Ecuador. It is known that rural children tend to leave school as soon as possible to go to work on the streets of the nearest city or on the land earning a pittance. They drop out of school because their parents can't afford to keep them there or because English and Computer Studies are required at secondary school. City children get these subjects at the primary level and are way ahead, rural children struggle to keep up. AFET sets up computer teaching centres in schools or communities (1-3 at a time), where computer skills are taught, and if English speaking volunteers are present teach English as well. Adult courses are also run if there is a demand. A lending library is available to encourage reading for pleasure, and this has been an unexpected and resounding success. Individual children can be sponsored (currently £210 per year), which is conditional on their staying at school, and a health fund as well as a building fund also exist. The former enables parents to seek a doctor's advice, buy medicines or treatment prescribed, which is an enormous relief to these poverty stricken familes. The building fund tries to improve hygeine by supporting the building of water closets and washing facilities in the family home (often just a mud floored shack), to decrease the prevalence of diaorrhea and vomiting bugs, and hepatitis. Do look at our web site and that of the Ecuadorian charity we work through (www.voluntariosdeoccidente.org). Donations are well used and always welcome, reports can be sent if you wish. Voluntarios are always looking for volunteers of almost any age. Mature volunteers are very welcome.
Changing Futures
(UK, 1126348) Browse events
YTD Raised: £647.14Changing Futures is a UK based charity that aims to provide financial and practical support to schools in Swaziland to improve the future of children disadvantaged by poverty or disease.
Lets Read Ltd
(UK, 1127199) Browse events
YTD Raised: £645.00Our charity is passionate about the importance of literacy and tackling the problems of low literacy and its effect on the whole of our community. We help schools in the Sheerwater and Maybury areas of Woking where it has been found that as many as one in three children are starting Secondary School with a reading age of seven or lower. We provide volunteer tutors to schools and also give in excess of 3000 free books to children in schools in our area per year. By targeting children struggling to read at primary level we aim to help children overcome their difficulties at an early age. We use the synthetic phonics system developed by Ruth Miskin to help children with their reading. This year, 2010/2011 we have worked with four primary schools in the Woking area: Maybury Infants, Brookwood Primary, St John’s, and New Monument. With one-to-one tutor support for just one hour a week, over a period of 26 weeks, we have seen some of our pupils’ reading ages improve from not being able to read at all to having a reading age of 6 or 7 (equivalent to their chronological ages -our best results to date!). In addition to remedial tuition, we also give free books to children who have little access to books at home. Recent research from Nevada University has found that having as few as 20 books in the home can boost a child’s chances in life. This year we’ve given out books to 976 young people from 13 schools in the area. Each term, during the school year, the children participating in our scheme choose a book from a list of books provided. These books are presented to the children and are theirs to keep forever. We attach a bookplate to the inside front cover of each book which shows the child’s name and also has our logo to remind them in the future of the help they were given by us. We depend wholly upon charitable donations for the work that we do and all our tutors work on a voluntary basis. You can help us give the Gift of Reading to around 1000 local children each year: If you are a local business just think what 1% of your profits would do to help improve literacy of the young needy people of Woking. They are your future employees! Please help if you can. Every penny donated goes directly to this cause.
Family Of Hope
(UK, 1156732) Browse events
YTD Raised: £645.00A Nursery and Primary School in rural Uganda enabling children with Special Educational Needs and those in extreme poverty to have an education.
Friends of Rosebank
(UK, 1023891) Browse events
YTD Raised: £635.00Friends of Rosebank is a charity established to raise funds for Rosebank School, a school with specialist provision for children with autistic spectrum disorder. Friends also aim to support the families of children who attend the school where possible.
The Hannah Memorial Academy
(UK, 1125447) Browse events
YTD Raised: £625.58The Hannah Memorial Academy is a charitable trust dedicated to supporting a school in Darjeeling built in memory of Hampshire schoolgirl Hannah Foster. The objective of the school is to provide free education for the poorest children of the region. The work of the Trust is fully supported by Hannah's parents Hilary and Trevor Foster. For more information, please visit www.hannahmemorialacademy.org