To welcome all who come to our church in the heart of Harrogate, for relaxed, informal services during the week, or as a base for fundraising events by local community groups, or those who come to us for a hot meal or food parcel which we provide each day to the hungry or homeless.
Changing the world, one life at a time The aim of the project is to bring hope to the hopeless, love to the lonely, and peace to their hearts. The retreat in Kakamega has been given a local name of the “Koinonia Christian Retreat Centre”. Koinonia is a Greek word that means family, in a sense of wider community and love. We lovingly care for the rejected, abused and abandoned, such as street children and orphans. Our homes provide shelter, food, security, behavioural boundaries and individual attention for those in our care. The objective of the project is to help each child become a productive and valuable member of their society, helping them to achieve a brighter future through education, training and life skills application. “A little effort can make a huge impact” Thank you for being part of what we are doing.
Centre 33 is a drop-in day centre in St Albans providing support for the homeless or socially deprived. It offers its visitors food and hot drinks, showers, shelter and clothing, as well as a warm welcome and links to other providers of help and support in St Albans. Centre 33 is run entirely by volunteers and resourced through gifts of money, food and clothing. Our visitors include rough sleepers, the temporarily homeless, sofa surfers and those in need of temporary support. In 2013, Centre 33 served over 8,500 meals to around 300 individuals. This was an increase of 500 meals compared to 2012. We are extremely grateful for all the support we receive. Please do use the link on the left to our website to find our more about what we do.
Creating Better Futures helps to EDUCATE & EMPOWER orphans and vulnerable children in Zimbabwe. Your donation & fundraising event could send children to school, provide food & basic medical care. Its only 50p/day (£15/month) to sponsor a child Thank you, together we are Creating Better Futures
Barca Leeds is a community based organisation- The vision is to help children, young people and adults develop their full potential for their own benefit as well as for that of their community, and to promote health, learning and social well-being
It brings children from an area of Belarus affected by radiation contamination following the 1986 Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster to the UK for a month's fresh air, fresh food and gives their depleted immune systems respite.
Billingham Foodbank is part of a UK-wide network of foodbanks. Over 400 foodbanks are providing emergency food to people in crisis nationwide... Other services available in Billingham Foodbank . . . Drop in Centre for 'Citizen's advice' - 'Let's get Cooking' course - Credit Union - Children's clothing and Sign posting
Adopt-A-Child is a Christian Sponsorship programme working hand in hand with sponsors throughout the world to provide food, medical and dental care, pastoral and practical care, a spiritual hope and a future for thousands of under-privileged children in Guatemala and Albania. "Changing the world ..... one child at a time"
The Wayside Club Centre offers social and spiritial support, friendship, food, showers and clothing for all homeless and socially excluded people who come to its door. This is the only Centre in Glasgow that is open 365 days a year. It is run solely by volunteers and is wholly dependent on charitable donations.
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Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. St. Mary's FoodCycle Sheffield combine donated kitchen space, surplus food and volunteers donated time to make fantastic three course meals for people at risk of food poverty and social isolation.
The Food Train is a grocery shopping delivery service and home support service that provides help to elderly people to enable them to stay in their own homes for as long as they wish.
Open Door (North East) provides poverty relief in the North East of England particularly on Teesside. We provide housing, food, sign posting and friendship to destitute asylum seekers whatever their ethnic, religious, cultural or gender background. We also provide housing for new refugees helping individuals to take steps into independent living and empowerment in the UK. We aim to provide services to the poorest and most marginalized in society and in particular to those with no recourse to public funding; with no right to work; and with no statutory provision of food and shelter. We currently manage 9 houses housing 38 people. We run a drop in for food, friendship and sign posting to other agencies. We hope to have a new Night Shelter up and running in 2011 and to increase our program of social inclusion and personal empowerment. We also hope to start providing English Classes (ESOL). On behalf of all those we serve we would like to say a big thank you for your support and financial contribution.
The Felix Byam Shaw Foundation aims to create and support social projects which reflect Felix’s interests and values. The first of these, Felix’s Food Bank, in association with the Evening Standard and Independent newspapers, will address acute food poverty and food wastage in London and Liverpool.
Pecan is a Christian organisation with the vision to see the lives of those we work with transformed, many of whom face seemingly insurmountable barriers. We run an emergency Foodbank for anyone in immediate crisis. We provide people with free food up to three times while their crisis is resolved. Foodbank is run by trained volunteers and all food is donated by local shops, schools and churches. We also work with vulnerable groups such as female ex-offenders. Our mentors get alongside the young women with the aim of empowering them to make decisions that will help them not go back to prison. Furthermore, Pecan works with the long-term unemployed in assisting them to find work, whether this be via training schemes, CV workshops, assisted job search and developing interview skills. Ultimately, we seek to enable each individual to achieve their potential and through that to see transformation in the community around us.
Bognor Vineyard is a non religious Church. We are a family with a purpose and we believe in loving people into a relationship with Jesus. As a Church we support and fund the following projects:Storehouse: We collect donated good condition furniture and electricals which can be redistributed to people in need.YOB Camp: A holiday for 8-13 years olds which is open to everyone in the community and aims to introduce children to a relationship with God. We have great fun and help fund children who would otherwise not have a holiday.Christians Against Poverty: a free debt counselling service which supports and helps people to clear their debts.Food Bank: A new service to help people who are in need.Kenya: We support Sure24 an orphange in Kenya.Frunch: We have a Friday lunch drop in for people who need a hot meal. Charity No: 1084904 Find out more Website http://www.bognorvineyard.org.uk
One Hill at a time! Three Hills Action Trust assists the villagers of Neema Nguuni, in Kenya, to improve the health, education and welfare of the children by providing food, clothing, educational equipment, medical facilties and a clean water supply.
It supports a girls primary school in one of the poorer parts of rural Uganda. It works closely with school management in a partnership designed to meet key needs. It provides midday meals for children otherwise missing out and because of hunger falling behind in their education.
Leket Israel Table to Table UK was established to rescue from food prodcuers excess food for redistribution to the needy.
The Warriner School Farm Trust aims to raise money to support the educational and environmental work of the Warriner School Farm. The Trust is currrently actively seeking funding to complete the Warriner Centre for Rural Education, partially opened in December 2010. This has provided the Farm with a classroom, resource room, disabled facilities, toilets and a small kitchen. When fully open, the Centre will also serve to house the Farm’s collection of historic farm vehicles and equipment and will provide a workshop area suitable for delivering rural skills courses.
The Lounge is an innovative project aimed at supporting the local community through events and services, both at The Lounge venue in Alvechurch and via outreach programmes. The Lounge is owned and run by ACT (Alvechurch Communities Together), a registered charity set up to support the communities of Alvechurch and surrounding areas.All profits from the sale of food and refreshments, as well as room hire and other services, are reinvested back into this project and used to fund a wide range of activities we provide for various community groups in the local area - especially young people.ACT was founded, and continues to be run by, volunteers from the local community with the very generous support of local businesses and residents. We are proud of what has been achieved through the hard hard work and collective efforts of so many in our community and we look forward to your continued support for this project. Charity No: 1154840 Find out more Website http://www.alvechurchlounge.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/alvechurchlounge Twitter https://twitter.com/AlvechurcLounge
Seeway Trust is dedicated to helping children in impoverished areas of the developing world. Its vision is to see children rescued from poverty and given the opportunity to grow up and live a life useful to the society in which they live. It provides children with food, a family home, a good education and a future.
Wells for India is an international charity dedicated to the provision of safe water to the poorest people in rural Rajasthan, India. We work with communities to implement a range of water harvesting measures using natural watersheds, and provide emergency water supplies and food during droughts.
Having been launched and currently in the setup stage, the South-West Belfast foodbank plans to open in the autumn, to provide emergency food and support to local people in crisis.
It is a Christian charity that helps destitute children in Nairobi Kenya to escape poverty by providing regular meals, clothing, social skills and primary education along montessori principles.