Sequela Foundation (UK, 1148465) Browse events

The Scott Ward Schofield Memorial Fund (UK, 1143635) Browse events

The Scott Ward Schofield Memorial Fund is a newly founded charity formed in memory of Scott Ward Schofield who suffered from a rare skin disorder Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB). A genetic disorder where the sufferer's external and internal skin is so fragile that it blisters and peels off at the slightest touch, causing horrendous pain for them. At the age of just 20, Scott lost his fight against the illness on November 2010, leaving everybody who knew him devastated. Scott's mum, Alison Ganson was determined to keep his legacy alive. With support of friends and family this charity was formed to raise awareness of the illness and pay for holidays, short breaks, and days out for sufferers and their families. Until there is a cure for EB, we can provide lasting memories for these special families whilst there's still time for them.

London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (UK, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine - N/A) Browse events

A world-leading centre for research and postgraduate education in public and global health, with 4,000 students and 1,300 staff working in over 100 countries. Its mission is to improve health and health equity in the UK and worldwide. It is ranked among the top 3 research institutions in the UK,

Lainey K Foundation (UK, 1124001) Browse events

The Lainey K Foundation was established in 2006 in memory of Elaine Kennedy Martin who died on 9th December 2005, aged 33, after a courageous battle against cancer. We provide financial support to families living with cancer, towards childcare, transport, utility bills and general family expenses.

Laura Case Trust (UK, 1119556) Browse events

It provides grants for medical and educational purposes with an emphasis on Africa

Prostate Matters International (UK, 1107211) Browse events

Prostate Matters International (PMI)PMI's primary aim is to conduct and support research into prostate diseases - especially cancer. PMI is committed to achieving the highest standards of academic research, bringing together and training the clinicians and scientists of the future. PMI's work will improve the diagnosis and treatment of prostate diseases for individual patients.

Brain Tumour Foundation (UK, 1042509) Browse events

The Brain Tumour Foundation became a registered charity, (no 1042509) in March 1994, and made its sole concern, brain tumour disease. All resources and funds are totally directed at the person diagnosed with a brain tumour, malignant or benign, their families and professionals working in the field of brain tumours. Today, over 3500 individuals have been provided with information and support to meet their needs. This charity recognises that emotional support and information is vital for those diagnosed and their carers. Brain Tumour Foundation holds an expanding collection of material, related to brain tumour disease and related issues, such as rehabilitation and medical treatment. Brainbox is our quarterly newsletter, which keeps those on our mailing list up to date with charity activities and developments. In addition, BTF has given financial assistance to support medical research or individuals in need. BTF have also helped individual fund raising initiatives and the formation of some support groups.

Bob Champion Cancer Trust (UK, 1024664) Browse events

The Bob Champion Cancer Trust team based within the Trust's laboratories is focused in understanding the detailed molecular basis of the development of prostate cancer. Success of this reserach will ultimately lead to better clinical management of this cancer and to new cancer tests and treatments.

The Goboka Rwanda Trust (UK, 1143857) Browse events

A Sister's Hope (UK, 34264407) Browse events

Breast cancer patients don't have time for wastefulness and procrastination. When you donate to A Sister's Hope, the money goes directly and quickly into the labs of brilliant researchers. The mission of A Sister's Hope is to find any and every avenue for raising vital significant funding for breast cancer research. As part of that, we create and produce events that raise funds and awareness, and that stimulate mental and physical participation from individuals across all sectors of society to grapple with this disease.

Fertility Scotland (UK, SC040159) Browse events

  Fertility Scotland supports the Edinburgh Assisted Conception Programme which has been providing high quality Assisted Conception Treatment since 1991. They bring together a unique combination of medical, scientific and embryological staff from the NHS and outstanding local academic communities. ABOUT US: Despite spectacular advances in IVF technology over the past 30 years, the reason why so many couples fail to conceive after assisted conception treatment is still not fully understood. We have developed a successful research programme to investigate the physiology, genetics, cryopreservation and culture of the mammalian oocyte and embryo in an attempt to understand why so many embryos fail to implant after transfer to the womb. This programme includes the following projects. We are also currently developing new cryopreservation procedures for oocytes and embryos and a new viability assay which we hope could determine the health of a given embryo prior to transfer. We hope our research could lead to substantial increases in our basic understanding of the oocyte and embryo, leading to a healthy pregnancy for many more of our couples.  

Eilidh Brown Memorial Fund (UK, SC042082) Browse events

Eilidh Brown died from cancer on 25.3.2010 aged just 15 The charity aim to build a holiday home in Scotland,for young people and their families who have been touched by cancer, in Eilidhs memory. Eilidhs family understand the strain families experience and KNOW the relief a holiday will bring.

Stuart Andrew Lawtie Memorial Fund (UK, SC043271) Browse events

Supporting care of young people with uncommon cancers for their age. Stuart Andrew Lawtie passed away from bowel cancer aged 27. This memorial Fund set up by his family aims to provide education and training for health professionals caring for young cancer patients in Scotland.

Circle of Comfort (UK, SC038004) Browse events

Delivers Complementary Therapy to diagnosed cancer patients free across Fife

The AquaLung Trust (UK, 1108352) Browse events

Helps fund cancer research; provide health care to vulnerable people caught up in natural disasters, conflict, disease and health system collapse, and funds programmes promoting understanding and tolerance among young people of different backgrounds, faiths and cultures by means of challenging adventure programmes.

Edinburgh & Lothian Prostate Cancer Support Group (UK, SC041732) Browse events

...We provide support for men & their partners, families and carers.We do this with our "buddy" programme by phone, email and at meetings in Edinburgh & Livingston. We also act as a strong lobby group for awareness, & treatment issues & have good media links. www.elprostatecancersupport.co.uk

North London Welfare and Educational Foundation (UK, 1155103) Browse events

Supporting Misaskim Sefer Torah Campaign

WEST LONDON KIDNEY PATIENTS ASSOCIATION (UK, 275771) Browse events

The HHKPA provides information, support and assistance to kidney patients and their families under the care of the Hammersmith hospital renal unit and its satellite dialysis units. Money raised also goes towards providing medical equipment and services.

Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre Appeal (UK, 1006509) Browse events

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.

BMF Foundation (UK, 1097835) Browse events

The Foundation is a charity designed to fund research and sponsor work that will improve the life of the everyday motorcyclist. This will be addressed mainly by making grants to other organisations.

Project Volunteer (UK, 1124536) Browse events

PV, supports orphans in Botswana, It encourages people to give up a week of their working life in order to assist the development of the children. 100% of all funds raised go directly towards the funding of materials and clothing for the children.

RODS (UK, 1094376) Browse events

Rotherham Organisation for Down's Syndrome (RODS) exists to support local people with Down's syndrome and their families.

St Helier & Surrey KPA (UK, 266391) Browse events

SHAK exists to support around 1,000 renal patients of St Helier Renal Unit and its satellites throughout S.W London, Surrey and northern West Sussex. SHAK is run by renal patient and carers, it supports patients and the unit to the tune of £50k annually - all raised via bequests, donations and fund raising events of all types.

Champion Charitable Foundation (UK, 1139875) Browse events

To celebrate Champions 40th year in business, Champion team members are coming together in 2011 to attempt to raise £40k for charity. We are calling this our "40 for 40 Fundraiser". The Champion Charitable Foundation is the "charity pot" for this fundraiser. At the end of the year, funds raised will be donated to a selection of nominated charities, including the following: BIRD, Bolton Hospice, Cancer Research, Derian House Childrens Hospice, Francis House Childrens Hospice, Fylde Coast YMCA, Help for Heroes, Hospice of the Good Shepherd, MIND, North West Air Ambulance, Rosemere Cancer Foundation, The Royal British Legion, The Royal National Lifeboat Institution, Southport Lifeboat and SUAG (Spinal Unit Action Group).

The Tamdown Foundation (UK, 1141212) Browse events

The Tamdown Foundation is fully supported by the Tamdown Group Ltd and exists to bring employees, clients and friends together in a unique way to make the world of difference to those who have been affected by life changing illness'. The charities are chosen because of the impact they have had on the lives of some of Tamdown's employees, through the support and help they have shown in the most difficult of times. The charities and organisations are nominated by staff throughout the year and a donation is made to them based on the sponsorship raised through the Foundation. To date the Foundation has raised just over £70,000 for these fantastic charities - a massive well done to everyone and thank you in advance to all future fundraisers !