The PHMG Foundation is a fundraising initiative established to support charitable purposes for the benefit of the UK public. Such worthy causes include those who work to relieve and prevent poverty; those who relieve sickness or disease and those who relieve or assist individuals in hardship, distress or financial need. PH Media Group established the PHMG Foundation in early 2013 to give something back to those in need, and since then, they’ve been hard at work to make the initiative a success. Each year, the trustees and PH Media Group staff consider causes close to their hearts to benefit from the foundation’s support, focusing on those who donate the highest possible percentage of money straight to the people who need it. The sponsorship and donations raised by members of staff from across the company are then pledged to the selected charities through the foundation. Help the PHMG Foundation continue its good work – make a donation or get involved with fundraising by clicking the links on the right of this page. Or for more information on the foundation and PH Media Group, simply follow the links below. phmgfoundation.com
The Amarna Trust works to support archaeological research at Tell el-Amarna in Middle Egypt. It provides funding for ongoing survey and excavation, facilitates conservation of the remains, and works to promote access to and appreciation of the site by both Egyptian and international visitors.
The LCFC Foxes Foundation fundraising campaign 2013/14 - raising much needed funds for: • Breast Cancer Care • Lord Mayor’s Appeal • Macmillan Cancer Support • Samaritans • The Laura Centre • LCFC Defibrillator Appeal For full details visit: www.lcfc.com/club/foxes-foundation
We fund research that will lead to treatments and cures for neurological conditions. We do this by bringing researchers in all fields and patients of all disorders together to share ideas and to deliver results. In 2014 we plan to raise £250,000 to kick-start trials for treating brain tumours.
Drowning kills over 400,000 people every year. Nile Swimmers works to reduce deaths from drowning in Africa. We do this by providing training to local people, conducting research, building partnerships, and providing a perspective from low-income countries.
The University of Aberdeen Development Trust raises funds to support the institution's development as an international centre of excellence in teaching and research. The charity is expanding the scholarship programme to address both talent and hardship, securing the world's finest academics, funding groundbreaking medical research, and creating outstanding facilities to share with the wider community.
Chelsea's Angels offers support to children diagnosed with Neuroblastoma and other rare cancers. The charity was set up in memory of Chelsea Knighton who lost her battle with Neuroblastoma in August 2009. We fundraise to support children & families in a variety of ways, emotionally and financially
forCrohns mission is to fund research that helps those with the condition today and contributes to finding a cure for Crohn’s disease in the future whilst making more people in the UK aware of the disease and its symptoms. So far, almost ₤300,000 has been raised towards research into the condition.
Chedgrave MS Therapy Centre is self funding and provides Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. This can be beneficial to people with MS. It aids the healing process and is often used in post operation recovery, broken bones and other conditions such as Strokes, ME, Motor Neurone and Cancer http://chedgravetherapycentre.atspace.com
The Ireland Fund of Great Britain raises funds to support the vulnerable and elderly Irish across the UK & island of Ireland.
Fight 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.
Brain Tumour Support (formerly Hammer Out) supports families affected by a brain tumour. Based in Thornbury, near Bristol, we help families across the South West and West Midlands. We offer support and counselling to those in need, whether they are the patient, family, carer, friend or a colleague.
Team Phoenix is a breast cancer survivorship programme. We address mind, body, and soul through the sport of triathlon. Our women follow personalised 12-week training programmes with our coach, form friendships through social events and ultimately race together in a sprint distance triathlon.
Standing Start Trust promotes the rehabilitation and mental wellbeing of individuals with neurological conditions. Standing Start Trust is a charity that dedicates itself to funding specialist exercise therapy for people with neurological disorders such as spinal cord injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury and many other conditions. Our aim is to maximise the potential of our beneficiaries through structured rehabilitation programmes following discharge from an NHS specialist centre. Key components of the exercise rehabilitation include standing therapy, gait re-education, exercise conditioning, electrical stimulation, core stability training, balance and coordination, cardiovascular fitness, and weight bearing exercises. Increased funding will allow us to help more individuals to continue with their exercise regime which helps to maintain and improve levels of function, and help others who cannot afford private physiotherapy. Funds raised will also go towards research into the benefits of rehabilitation and the health and wellbeing that are associated with it. Charity No: 1135290 Find out more Website http://www.standingstarttrust.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Standing-Start-Trust-171529145527/
The charity incarnation of the Alternative Hair Show, the bold initiative of Tony Rizzo and hairdressers worldwide who stage a prestigious annual charity show in London every year. Since 1983 more than £8 million raised for leukaemia causes worldwide, not least Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research, UK.
We support local community projects and services that will benefit young people and their families who are suffering from cancer and other chronic diseases in Jersey, Channel Islands. The charity is set up in memory of nine year Oscar Maclean who lost his heroic battle with a brain tumour in 2013.
The Psychiatry Research Trust supports research and investigation into mental health, mental illness and brain disease including specific diseases or conditions with psychiatric aspects. It also supports research into the causes, means of prevention, diagnoses and treatment of such conditions.
The Marie Curie Research Wing at Mount Vernon Cancer Centre is an internationally-renowned institution for cancer research, including radiotherapy and new drug treatments. It comprises of several teams which specialise in different cancers; including breast, prostate/bladder and head and neck.
Fundamental diseases are extreme and rare genetic disorders that offer a unique opportunity to better understand more common diseases. We support these diseases by: - Empowering patient groups - Facilitating the drive of treatment development - Campaigning for a receptive research environment
Thank you for visiting our page and helping to raise awareness of Kabuki Syndrome.
'Love Hope Strength Foundation promotes innovative, music related, outreach and awareness programmes for leukaemia and cancer patients and those who are affected by it. The foundation will build a support network for cancer patients worldwide and provide funding for quality cancer research projects'.
The Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre is a pioneering and teaching hospital renowned world wide for treating all varieties of disease and damage to the musculoskeletal system. Its surgical and medical teams, its dedicated nurses and rehabilitation experts have established a reputation for care, and for significant advances in research, teaching and technology. Please help us and we can help you.
The Manchester Neurological Research Trust Fund was set up to provide support for research into neurodegenerative disorders. We are at the forefront of international research in dementia, striving to improve diagnosis and treatment. Our research work is greatly enhanced by donations.