(UK, 1111286) Browse eventsNow in our 12th year, we are thrilled to have raised in excess of £1.5 million!!!! We support all aspects of breast cancer care in Northamptonshire; our aim being to maintain and enhance treatment and facilities. Thank you to everyone who has helped us to make a difference. Our work must go on!
(UK, 262587) Browse eventsPlymouth & Cornwall Cancer Fund is a local charity which supports local people affected by cancer and the establishments that provide treatment and care. We do this through hardship grants, funding research projects and equipment, training & education, and supporting complimentary staffing posts
(UK, SC043642) Browse eventsKidney Cancer Scotland aims at increasing awareness of kidney cancer among health professionals and the general public. It supports patients and their families through the provision of information and research into the causes, prevention and treatment of the disease.
(UK, 1157147) Browse eventsLeukaemia Busters is a UK-registered medical research charity with a huge vision – a world in which leukaemia is quickly, safely and completely cured. We work towards this vision by funding and conducting our own research into finding new and safer antibody-based treatments for currently incurable forms of leukaemia. We receive no government funding and rely wholly on public support. With your help we are bringing new hope to leukaemia patients, both children and adults alike, by fighting for their lives through research.
(UK, 1166415) Browse eventsThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Remembering Not to Forget provides funds to organisations which:Help people with dementia to live independently for as long as possible, and as the disease progresses ensure they have a good quality of life and receive high standards of care.Provide support to families caring for someone with dementia.Carry out research into treatments or a cure for dementia.Campaign on dementia issues. We support organisations working both nationally and those with a focus on Somerset and the South West. Charity No: 1166415 Find out more Website http://rememberingnottoforget.org.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Remembering-Not-To-Forget-235169236658679/ Twitter https://twitter.com/rnf_uk
(UK, 1152507) Browse eventsWe started Our Charity The Eden Dora Trust www.edendoratrust.org to help those that need it most! Usually someone that has had Encephalitis is left with an ABI-Acquired Brain Injury
(UK, 1161981) Browse eventsElla Gracie's Garden has been established to support the emotional well being of children and their families who have to live and deal with the effects of childhood cancers and other life threatening illnesses. Ella Grace was a beautiful, happy fun loving little girl who's life was tragically cut short following very brief battle with a rare leukaemia. She was just 8 years old. Our lives were turned upside down during treatment which at times was harsh and unforgiving. Although our story was very brief and so sadly tragic, many families are still fighting and facing a long and uncertain future, in spite of improvements in treatments and better long term prognosis. It is our aim to provide the sense of 'well being' by providing gifts, toys and events that promote smiles, a distraction and most of all, happy memories, regardless of the outcome of this and other terrible diseases. Charity No: 1161981 Find out more Website http://www.ellagraciesgarden.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ellagraciesgarden/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel Twitter https://twitter.com/ellas_garden/followers
(UK, 1150156) Browse events13/12/2009 Our 3 year old daughter, Amelia, was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukeamia (AML). Our world suddenly fell apart, 4 weeks after her baby brother jimmy was born. Despite the terrific treatment Amelia received at various hospitals she sadly passed away on 7th May 2010 aged 3 1/2 xxxxx
(UK, 1135220) Browse eventsThe UCL Cancer Institute Research Trust exists to support the work of the UCL Cancer Institute. We aim to improve the quality of life and survival of those with cancer, and to develop a generation of new, more effective targeted and individualised treatments.
(UK, 1103749) Browse eventsUbuntu is guided by an all-encompassing and radical mission: to help raise Port Elizabeth's orphaned and vulnerable children by giving them what all children deserve—everything.
(UK, 1032828) Browse eventsProvides support, advice and care for those affected by cancer.
(UK, 1157763) Browse eventsFight Bladder Cancer was founded and is run by people affected by bladder cancer. We provide a dedicated website written in plain English with facts and guidance, run a confidential forum and a 1 to 1 buddy service. We also campaign for better awareness and support medical research.
(UK, 1134412) Browse eventsThe Patrick Evans Foundation has been set up to
(UK, 292497) Browse eventsWith the completion of the Bluebell Railway's Extension to East Grinstead, we are now "Funding for the Future". The appeal is now much broader, but no less important. We are urgently raising funds to help preserve our infrastructure and unique collection of steam locomotives and rolling stock.
(UK, 1017385) Browse eventsThe Bishop of Guildfords Foundation- funding and supporting community projects in Surrey and North East Hampshire
(UK, 1123079) Browse eventspsds provides support for children with down syndrome and their families. We provide a network of support, friendship, advice and expertise. This benefits not only our children with down syndrome, but also their siblings, ourselves as parents and all family members. Down syndrome is part of who our children are not what they are.
(UK, 1140557) Browse eventsThe PROMPT Maternity Foundation (PMF) strives to make childbirth safer globally, through training, education and research. Our aim is to make evidence based PROMPT training available to all. PMF is run by a multi-professional group of obstetricians, midwives and anaesthetists based in the UK.
(UK, SC034713) Browse eventsThe Lavender Touch provides complimentary therapies for people who have cancer in the Scottish Borders. These treatments can help people at every stage of their condition and can be given within the Borders General Hospital, Macmillan Centre, the local health centre or community hospital, or within the individual's own home
(UK, 1002059) Browse eventsPolio cases have declined rapidly since 1985, but the fight isn't over. Polio is a crippling and potentially fatal infectious disease, and for as little as .40p, a child can be protected against the virus for life. If we don't finish the fight right now, more than 10 million children under the age of five could be paralyzed by polio in the next 40 years. In 2012, the effort to end polio made historic progress. The year ended with the lowest number of new polio cases in the fewest places ever. There were fewer than 250 reported cases, compared with 350,000 cases in 1985, when Rotary began the fight to end polio. Today, we are “this close” to creating a polio-free world, and we need your help. An important note for Rotary members – please do not use this site if you wish to receive your TRF/PHF recognition. This site is designed as a tool to help Rotary Clubs and non-members raise funds for Polio through sponsored events. Please click on this link for other ways to contribute http://www.ribi.org/get-involved/make-a-donation
(UK, 1091843) Browse eventsDown Syndrome International (DSi) is a global network of organisations and individuals whose mission is to improve quality of life for people with Down syndrome worldwide and promote their inherent right to be accepted and included as valued and equal members of their communities. We aim to: With around 7 million people with Down syndrome living worldwide, it is the most common and recognised form of learning disability. But most people with Down syndrome face a harsh reality of very low life expectancy, physical and psychological abuse, stigma and segregation, and very limited life opportunities as children and adults. People with Down syndrome living in poverty face all of these challenges, but it is also true across the spectrum of wealth due to educational, political, medical and social barriers. We provide training and support to professionals, organisations and people with Down syndrome to empower them to advocate for the right to basic living standards, medical care, education and acceptance into society, through our "REACH OUT" outreach programmes. In addition, DSi works to connect the global Down syndrome community so that people with Down syndrome can speak with a single voice, we organise the World Down Syndrome Congress held every 3 years, and we raise awareness through our global initiative World Down Syndrome Day on 21 March every year www.worlddownsyndromeday.org.
(UK, 1058548) Browse eventsThe only Registered UK charity dedicated to getting good medical research underway to help children with Trisomy 21. (Down's syndrome). Check out www.dsrf-uk.org for more info! Thanks for visiting!
(UK, NI00080) Browse eventsThank you so much, on behalf of Friends of the Cancer Centre, for your very kind donation. Thanks to your support, we are able to fund vital projects that make a real impact on patients and their families across NI. Projects such as ‘Friends’ Clinical Nurse Specialists, our funding of vital research posts and much more. Every penny makes a difference and we promise that your money will change the life of someone affected by cancer. Thank you once again for your support and generosity.
(UK, 1078140) Browse eventsThe object of the charity is to relieve sickness and distress among children suffering from cancer and their families. The trustees do this in any way that will be beneficial to the sick child & family. This is usually in the form of free holidays taken in one of the charity's properties on the coast in Hampshire. It also provides play/medical equipment for hospitals/individuals, organises special treats, raises awareness of childhood cancer & donates funds for UK neuroblastoma research