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Multiple Sclerosis International Federation
(UK, 1105321) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,492.01
(UK, 1105321) MSIF is an international NGO working in partnership with national MS societies and the international scientific community to raise the profile of MS and catalyse the vital research that will lead to the elimination of multiple sclerosis. Together we will eliminate MS. Join us at: www.msif.org
Portsmouth Down Syndrome Association (Footprints)
(UK, 1147355) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,466.00Portsmouth Down Syndrome Association (Footprints) provides essential friendship, advice and educational services to children and their families in Portsmouth, and the surrounding areas of South Hampshire. We offer a range of services encompassing all areas of Down syndrome, including coffee and information mornings, drama groups, social events and seasonal parties. We warmly welcome new families with a baby with Down syndrome. We also provide a wide range of educational services including early development groups, specialist speech and language therapy, and a specialist school outreach service (currently supporting our children in 40 schools across the area), as well as training for parents and professionals. While our members actively fundraise, we also heavily rely on the generosity of individuals and organisations to help us maintain our services. Thank you for your support which is very much appreciated.
Imran Khan Cancer Appeal
(UK, 1000580) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,447.13
(UK, 1000580) Imran Khan Cancer Appeal raises funds for the Shaukat Khanum Cancer Hospital founded by Imran Khan in Lahore, Pakistan. The National Health Service does not provide cancer treatment in Pakistan and as a result poor people die without proper diagnosis/treatment. Join us in the fight against cancer in Third World Countries.
Fatboy's Cancer Charity
(UK, 1105129) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,350.09Fatboy's raises money to purchase Xmas gifts for children suffering with Cancer & Leukaemia. We also donate to other worthy causes related to children and or Cancer care
End Polio Now
(UK, 503439) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,341.81We are five novice rowers with little / no experience at sea. Our challenge: Row around the Isle of Wight whilst runners use the coastal path to race against us. All in less than 24 hours! Raising money so no more children need to suffer and die from this preventable and cruel disease.
Pancreatic Cancer Action
(UK, 1137689) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,305.00
(UK, 1137689) Set up by a pancreatic cancer survivor, we aim to improve survival for pancreatic cancer by focusing on early diagnosis. We raise awareness among the public and medical communities, fund research to improve early diagnosis, provide information for patients and educational courses for clinicians.
CLIC Sargent
(UK, 1107328ScotlandSC039857) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,303.14CLIC Sargent is the UK’s leading cancer charity for children and young people, and their families. We provide clinical, practical and emotional support to help them cope with cancer and get the most out of life. For more information, please visit www.clicsargent.org.uk
BCHC Charity
(UK, 1069427) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,291.40BCHC charity is the official charity supporting Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS FT. Funding equipment, research and facilities not part of core NHS services. Your support helps us provide the 'extras' that bring a smile to patients who access our services and enhance their experience.
Cancer Focus Northern Ireland
(UK, XN48265) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,285.00Cancer Focus Northern Ireland -new name for Ulster Cancer Foundation - your local cancer champion, here to help you and your family if you have cancer. Helping you take steps to a healthier life, to lower your risk and determined to bring a more hopeful future by funding ground breaking research
Cura
(UK, 1150465) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,272.33CURA offers financial support to Breast Cancer patients with limited means in the London Borough of Hillingdon at the Home Counties. Money worries can create enormous additional anxiety to Breast Cancer patients and CURA's aim is to help reduce this stress, at any stage of their cancer journey. Based at BMI Bishops Wood Hospital, on the site of Mount Vernon Hospital, CURA is committed to helping Breast Cancer patients regardless of whether they are being treated by the NHS or the private sector. CURA is completely patient focused and ALL funds raised go directly to Breast Cancer patients. THANK YOU for visiting our fundraising page and sincere thanks for your support. Greg runs for Cura Greg Moore is running the London Marathon raising money for Cura - Supporting Breast Cancer Patients, Please support Greg by donating Here
Cornwall Partnership Foundation Trust Charitable Fund
(UK, 1058366) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,250.89Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust provides a range of publicly funded services, whereas the Charitable Fund improves patient services, facilities and opportunities by providing grants that help our patients regain fulfilling lives. The Charitable Fund is registered with and regulated by The Charity Commission, where you may view our activities, our financial and compliance history and our accounts. Our charity registration number is 1058366. Your donations will support research, education, leisure activities, equipment or special projects that cannot be funded by the NHS. With your help, our Charitable Fund can continue to change lives.
Cahonas Scotland
(UK, SC040786) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,247.21Cahonas Scotland exist to increase the availability of and facilitate access to information and support services geared to the needs of men experiencing cancer and life limiting disease. To advance education of the public in matters relating to male cancers and to undertake where necessary the prevention of discrimination and stigma arising from diagnosis and the cancer experience.
The Ben Johnson Forget Me Not Foundation
(UK, 1134687) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,240.00In support of individuals, their families and other charities that are, or have been, affected by blood cancers.
Lagan's Foundation
(UK, 1143649) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,234.71Thank you for choosing to support Lagans Foundation. Families who live with a child who has congenital cardiac defects have a stressful and difficult task ahead. Respite of any kind is invaluable. Lagan’s Foundation is a non-profit making organisation that aims to help families who have babies and children up to 5 years old, diagnosed with cardiac defects and / or feeding difficulties. Lagan’s Foundation’s purpose is to provide an at home respite service staffed by trained volunteers to support parents in their caring role. We are fully supported by Alder Hey Childrens Hospital Cardiac and Gastroenterology Departments. We hope to raise £50,000 in our first year and your support is gratefully recieved.
Niemann-Pick Research Foundation
(UK, 1141036) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,226.42The NPRF has been set up to promote UK trials and research into promising therapies for Niemann-Pick Disease, Type C, an ultra rare disease affecting about 80 individuals in the UK and 500 worldwide.
Help Harry Help Others
(UK, 1147859) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,220.00Welcome to HelpHarryHelpOthers – a campaign started by the incredibly brave Harry Moseley. We want to find a cure for Brain Cancer, to help families who are affected by any Cancer, and to help the people who support them. We are carrying on Harry's mission....but we need your help! Thankyou
Causeway Down's Syndrome support group
(UK, XT6320) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,217.99We are a group of local parents who provide local support to parents and children with Down's Syndrome. We want to help ensure that every child with Down' s Syndrome has the chance and opportunity to be the best they can be and enrich their lives and all of those around them.
DT38 FOUNDATION
(UK, 1160269) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,209.62Who are we? The DT38 Foundation has been set up in memory of Dylan James Tombides. Dylan was an Australian International and West Ham United professional football player who passed away aged 20 in April 2014 after a 3 year battle with testicular cancer. The West Ham Family thought so highly of Dylan that they retired his number 38 and made DT38 one of their principal charities. The charity has been formed as a result of Dylan initially being misdiagnosed. Our vision is to change the way testicular cancer is diagnosed by implementing best practice diagnostic guidelines for patients who present with testicular symptoms. We also aim to arm future generations of young men with the necessary knowledge about testicular cancer that will enable them to be confident when taking health matters into their own hands. Our mission is to raise awareness and change the stigma associated with men’s health issues with a focus on testicular cancer. We aim to do this through providing educational programmes and opportunities for the youth of our community, to help shape a generation of children who are self- aware about their health and wellbeing. Our main goals are to: 1. Drive the SELF- AWARENESS campaign for the early detection of testicular cancer 2. Focus on youth EDUCATION through various teaching programme's aligned to national curriculum 3. Provide OPPORTUNITIES linked to fun and accessible activities within the community September 1st 2015 when Premier Colin Barnett and the Tombides family unveiled a bronze statue of Dylan outside NIB Stadium- Perth’s home of football. Both events were extremely momentous occasions and highlight the high regard in which Dylan was held both as a footballer and a person. As we are set up in both the United Kingdom and Australia we work hard to work hand in hand in both locations to deliver our vision. The charity has come about as a direct response too Dylan’s personal story and the current status of testicular cancer awareness in society. We at the DT38 Foundation believe that awareness is the key to addressing this illness. We know that our vision and mission clearly state the changes we plan to bring about in the future. What do we aim to do? Our key milestones in the next 3-5 years are to: awareness about testicular cancer and general health and wellbeing in schools and community organisations. • Develop self- awareness programmes and deliver testicular cancer awareness campaigns in schools and wider community organisations • Work with medical researchers to enhance early detection • Introduce medical screening routines and mobile vans CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOK AND TEACHING PROGRAMME We will be publishing a children’s picture book and teaching programme in July 2016 in the UK and in September 2016 in Australia. The book has been written in memory of Dylan and the storyline follows his life adventures. The book aims to teach the youth of today of the importance of being resilient when they are faced with challenged in their lives. Other important messages it promotes includes the importance of positivity, love for family and friends, passion for sport, having goals and dreams, respecting people of all cultures, defying the odds, travelling the world, being there for others through difficult times, coping with death, taking care of general health and wellbeing and most of all sharing meaningful experiences with all those who enter your life. These are all attributes Dylan had and simple life lesson people need to be reminded of. Thank you for your Support
Coeliac UK
(UK, 1048167) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,206.96Coeliac UK is the only charity in the UK, which supports those with coeliac disease and dermatitis herpetiformis. It receives no government funding and is dependent on the generosity of the public to fund practical support, awareness raising and research into the condition.
Leukaemia CARE
(UK, 259483) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,198.00Leukaemia CARE is a national blood cancer support charity that provides vital information, and support to all whose lives have been affected by a blood or lymphatic cancer diagnosis. Not only do we support patients, but their carers and families too through a range of support services.
Bowel and Cancer Research
(UK, 1119105) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,165.91With 40,000 people diagnosed with bowel cancer annually, over 150,000 living with IBD and 100,000 with a stoma, we need to tackle bowel disease. From state-of-the-art facilities in the UK’s first National Centre for Bowel Research and Surgical Innovation our research aims to Save and Change Lives. .
St Austell Brewery Charitable Trust
(UK, 1105828) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,153.50We are affiliated with and supported by St Austell Brewery. Funds are primarily raised by the brewery's staff and customers to assist with good causes, principally in the company's main trading areas
DUCK (Durham Students' Union)
(UK, 1145400) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,153.18DUCK is part of Durham Students' Union and helps Durham University students to raise funds and awareness for local, national and international charities.
The Annabelle Rose Foundation For Spinal Muscular Atrophy
(UK, 1139272) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,125.86The Annabelle Rose Foundation for Spinal Muscular Atrophy is a charity registered in the UK, founded in Febuary 2010 by Charlotte & Wayne Burfitt. The Annabelle Rose Foundation are dedicated to providing help & support to families affected by Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA). Our objectives/aims are to: (i) Provide relief of persons suffering from SPINAL MUSCULAR ATROPHY and related conditions. (ii) Provide relief in cases of psychological and emotional distress of the parents and guardians and other relatives of such persons or of such persons who are deceased. (iii) Support the promotion of research into the causes and treatment of SPINAL MUSCULAR ATROPHY subject to the publication of the useful results of such research. The Annabelle Rose Foundation for Spinal Muscular Atrophy is a Charity Registered in the UK, founded in February 2010 by Charlotte & Wayne Burfitt. The Annabelle Rose Foundation are dedicated to providing help & support to families affected by Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Charlotte & Wayne lost their first daughter Annabelle Rose when she was just 7 months and 12 days old due to a genetic muscle wasting condition called Spinal Muscular Atrophy. Annabelle had Type 1 which is the most severe form of the condition and takes the lives of 80% of infants affected before they reach their first birthday. The Annabelle Rose Foundation aim to support sufferers of sma and their families however we can, in line with our objectives: e.g. funding for car/home adaptations, funding specialist medical equipment and toys, providing families with the opportunity of short holidays for those with a short prognosis (as we know first-hand the value of such things) and provide help support with funeral costs/arrangements, as well as providing emotional support for the families affected by the condition The Annabelle Rose Foundation also donate money to fund research. Ultimately the above is to help those that need it most......
The Christopher Salmon Foundation
(UK, 1132231) Browse events
YTD Raised: £3,121.42The charity has two aims, firstly to raise funds to help pay for some research into the streptococcal virus that cruelly robbed Chris of his young life, in the hope that in future no other family has to go through the heartbreak we have. Secondly to fund educational projects e.g annual poetry comp..