Steelers Wheelchair Basketball Club (UK, 700976) Browse events

The Sheffield Steelers Wheelchair Basketball Club was founded in 1987. The Steelers' story is a one of sheer determination, a swift rise to success and international recognition. Within just three years of forming, many of the founding players represented Great Britain in the World Championships and finished 11th. Over the next few years the British squad became packed with Steelers and went on to win medals at the European Championships, World Championships and took the silver medal at the Paralympics in Atlanta. Steelers players weren't just making waves for Team GB; from their base camp at the Northern General Hospital, the dedicated players powered their way up the domestic leagues and secured the coveted Euro League Cup. Your donation helps to keep the club running and deliver proffesional coaching to all, regardless of ability. Thank you 

Doing it for Dan (UK, 1168373) Browse events

Doing it for Dan was set up in memory of our 11 year old son Daniel Climance who was tragically killed on 10th June 2015 when he collided with a road sweeper whilst out riding his bike. Daniel was very sporty and Doing it for Dan has been set up to encourage children and young adults to participate in sport and leisure activities by awarding grants to individuals, teams and organisations in Wiltshire and its surrounding areas.

Chesterfield FC Community Trust (UK, 1136235) Browse events

TO PROVIDE & ASSIST IN PROVIDING FACILITIES FOR SPORT, RECREATION OR OTHER LEISURE ACTIVITIES FOR PERSONS WHO HAVE NEED FOR SUCH FACILITIES BY REASON OF YOUTH, AGE, INFIRMITY OR DISABLEMENT, POVERTY OR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES OR FOR THE PUBLIC AT LARGE IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE

Will to Win Foundation (UK, 1147881) Browse events

The Will to Win Foundation (formerly known as Tennis For A Life) supports advancements in amateur sport, particularly tennis, for the benefit of everyone in the community though the award of financial grants, to individuals, groups and schools.

Sports Leaders UK (UK, 1095326) Browse events

Sports Leaders UK uses sport to deliver leadership training to young people. Candidates often live in the socially & economically deprived communities of the UK, including prisons and young offenders institutes. The Awards help people turn their lives around. Qualified Sports Leaders are encouraged to volunteer in their local community, promoting healthier lifestyles and building community capacity.

Falkirk Football Community Foundation (UK, SC041791) Browse events

Falkirk Football Community Foundation use the attraction of sport to deliver employability, community development and sporting activities that make a difference to the local community. We use the power of football to reach those in the greatest need, with the highest levels of deprivation or those at risk or long term exclusion from society.   Our Employability programmes help young people engage with the workplace through a variety of courses. These courses all deliver SQA awards,  identifying and understanding transferable skills, developing a CV, searching and applying for jobs, attending interviews and general presentation skills. We provide courses for people from a variety of backgrounds including parents, people interested in Sport and Recreation or childcare and those needing to start their journey and identify their interests.   Falkirk and the surrounding areas have high levels of deprivation. We run programmes both internally and externally, that help support individuals to make a difference for themselves. Programmes include Carefree, for school ages children with additional care responsibilities to have normal childhood experiences, Silver Bairns to help older people live independently for longer and FFIT to help hard to reach men manage their weight and therefore reduce their health risk.   The Foundation run community football on behalf of the club. The focus for this activity is participation and health lifestyles. We deliver physical literacy and movement skills to children from two year old. This activity progresses into regular coaching of football before the children move to our community teams. Within the activity there is a focus on learning, teamwork and staying active for life.

The Benjamin Gautrey Foundation (UK, 1145749) Browse events

...The vision of ‘The Foundation’ is to support Young Riders’ who take the same route into Racing that Ben did. ‘The Foundation’ will support Sport from grass root level and will promote the Sports in which Ben was so passionate about .

SNAP (UK, 1059988) Browse events

SNAP, provides a safe play facility for children who have special needs & their families. Snap provides indoor and out door specialised equipment and a multi-sensory room. SNAP is reliant on self funding as it has no statutory income whatsoever.

Special Olympics Norfolk (UK, 800329LL) Browse events

We are proud to be the country’s largest provider of year-round sports training and competition programmes for children and adults with intellectual (learning) disabilities. Our aim is to establish more Special Olympics sports clubs, more local, regional and national competitions, as well as working in partnership with existing local mainstream sports groups and helping to make them inclusive for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. 'transforming lives through sport'

Rotary Club Of Bristol Breakfast Trust Fund (UK, 1035169) Browse events

We meet at breakfast time, hence our name,the "Rotary Club of Bristol Breakfast". We are a mixed gender club; our members span a range from mid 20s upwards and the representation of business, professions and jobs is fascinating, too.  The Club's main fundraiser is the annual Dragon Boat Festival.  This will take place on 8th June 2014 on Bristol Docks.  Over the last 12 years we have raised £460,000 directly from this event!

NETCO (UK, SC046136) Browse events

NETCO (North East Trail Centre Organisation) is a registered charity (SC046136) aiming to develop a mountain bike trail centre near to Aberdeen to provide access to year round cycling facilities. The national requirement for a centre in the North East of Scotland has been identified for a number of years. NETCO aims to develop facilities to meet this demand. NETCO was established in April 2015 with the aim of developing a high quality, national level trail centre in the North East of Scotland. NETCO's constitutional aims are summarised as below: Increase participation in mountain bikingCater for a range of abilities, from beginners and children to experienced bikersProvide a training venue forcompetitive ridersOffer a year­ round sporting venueAct as a hub for variouscomplementary recreational and educational outdoor activitiesBring visitors to the Aberdeen areaPromote appreciation of the outdoorsCreate employment Charity No: SC046136 Find out more Website http://www.netcomtb.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/netcomtb

Rotary Club Of Stafford Trust Fund (UK, 1029694) Browse events

The Rotary Club of Stafford is a medium sized, friendly club of just over 40 members, men and women from the Stafford town and rural area. We are part of Rotary International, which is the world's largest service organisation for business and professional people. We believe in "Service above Self" and give our time to help organise events and raise money to benefit local and international charities. In 2012 we raised over £4,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support from a sponsored walk when over 250 took part.  In 2013 we would like to raise twice as much for Macmillan and our "Walk in the Park" will take place in Sandon Park on Sunday 28th April. You can find more information on our fundraising activities and programme of events at www.staffordrotary.org.uk If you're interested in joining Stafford Rotary Club or would like more information about what we do, please contact our Secretary, Peter Boden (01785 850525) and we will arrange for you to visit.

KEEN Oxford (UK, 1157084) Browse events

KEEN is an organisation of Oxford and Oxford Brookes Universities providing weekly sporting and recreational activities, for children and young people with special needs in Oxfordshire.

Villa in the Community (UK, 1152848) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Villa in the Community is Aston Villa Football Club's charity - our mission is to use the power of the football club and its crest to address social issues and affect positive change in Birmingham and beyond. Our work stretches across the broad themes of education, health, sports participationand social cohesion.

Andrew Simpson Sailing Foundation (UK, 1153060) Browse events

Andrew Simpson was a gold and silver Olympic medallist, an America’s Cup professional and an all round fantastic man who was tragically killed in a training accident on San Francisco Bay in May 2013. Andrew, or ‘Bart’ to his friends, was the person that everyone turned to for guidance, from beginners to people at the top of their game. Founded by Sir Ben Ainslie, Iain Percy OBE & Andrew’s wife Leah, the Andrew Simpson Sailing Foundation will work to honour Andrew’s life and legacy by encouraging youngsters into sailing. Supporting the next generation was something Andrew was extremely passionate about.

Golf Foundation (UK, 285917) Browse events

It aims to promote the sporting and social development of young people through the sport of golf. By the end of 2012 it is hoped to involve 1 million young people each year in our national development programme "Golf Roots."

Dockland Settlement (UK, 306025) Browse events

Dockland Settlements has three community centres in the former Dockland area of East London. Each centre provides a wide range of activities for all age groups in their residential and business communities. These include a breakfast and after-school club, ESOL classes, mother and toddler groups, activities for senior citizens, tap and jazz dancing, and a wide variety of sports classes.

Heartbeat of Sport Limited (UK, 1156794) Browse events

StreetGames (UK, 1113542) Browse events

StreetGames helps young people living in disadvantaged areas access sport regardless of income, gender, nationality, ability or social circumstances. We believe in sport as a vehicle for social change and in helping young people to be the best they can be. With your help, we can do much more.

The Finlay Foundation (UK, 1148996) Browse events

We want to keep the memory and spirit of Finlay alive in a way that would be a fitting tribute to him. Through fundraising the Finlay Foundation provides play resources, toys, art supplies etc to hospitals, hospices & child support groups. We also promote child safety, e.g high visibility jackets.

Old Xaverians Cricket Club (UK, CASC06153) Browse events

We are a club with strong roots in South Liverpool, and are currently based at St. Francis Xavier's College, Woolton. We are a Clubmark accredited club which confirms our Duty of Care and Safeguarding Children whilst knowing our club and its Community and how to manage it effectively.

Wigan Rotary Club (UK, 1037625) Browse events

The club was formed in 1924 and currently has nearly 50 members who meet each Thursday lunch time at The Owls at Standish. The club has been the catalyst for a number of landmark community developments in health, education, and culture in the town.

Give Them A Sporting Chance (UK, SC017888) Browse events

The Charity turns the dreams of disabled people of all ages, and those who care for them, into reality. The recipients have to be recommended by an organisation and those receiving a Sporting Chance have to raise funds for a charity other than Give them a Sporting Chance. www.givethemasportingchance.com

RKO Charitable Trust (UK, SCO41649) Browse events

Our aim is to fund and build a new sports and training complex to encourage a healthier environment both mentally and physically for young and old alike... Our primary fundraising campaign is called COME WALK IN MY SHOES which is to encourage people not to judge others without knowing their story..

Scottish Sports Futures (UK, SC034085) Browse events

SSF-Education through Sport. Working with 40,000 disadvantaged children in Scot in the next 3 yrs. Aims; Encourage 11-21 year olds to avoid - alcohol, drugs & crime. Increase self esteem/team work/social skills. Increase knowledge of diet & fitness benefits. Refugee/Asylum Seeker Integration