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Murrayfield Centenary Fund
(UK, SC005015) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, SC005015) The Fund, set up in Scottish Rugby's centenary season 1972-73, focuses on providing assistance to injured Scottish rugby players and is financially and administratively independent. Since its inception, it has assisted a number of players with short or longer term injuries, with the help and support they needed.
Lions Club of Paignton
(UK, 269745) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Paignton Lions club was established in 1971. Part of Lions Clubs International. We are a non-profit making charity. ALL public donations and funds raised are passed straight to good causes. Just a club for people who want to give some of their free time to help their community.
Speed Of Sight Ltd
(UK, 1150463) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1150463) Speed Of Sight is an organisation committed to the promotion of opportunity for all. We at Speed Of Sight believe that people who are able to take part in a sporting or physical activity find that it helps with their self-esteem, social interaction and physical and mental wellbeing.
Woodlarks Camp Site
(UK, 306148) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Woodlarks Camp Site Trust offers camping holidays to children and adults with physical disabilities.
Lincoln City FC Sport & Education Trust
(UK, 1128464) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00We work in the local community delivering sport & activities to improve health and social well-being, including school PE, holiday clubs and young player development centres. Plus specialist services, including a disability programme, mental health project, activities for the elderly and much more.
NDE Network re Kampala Childrens Centre
(UK, 1111488) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Kampala Children’s Centre is located in the stable region of Wakiso, just outside Kampala, the capital of Uganda. Founded in 2005 by NDE Network, the foundation of the Centre is to ‘give the best to the least’ – restoring the lives of abandoned and forgotten children. Desperate poverty claims the lives of thousands living in city slums. Across Uganda, children are caught in the struggle for survival. Orphaned by war and disease, suffering malnutrition, and left vulnerable to child labour and violent abuse...these are the children we are reaching out to help. Our vision is to give a safe and loving home, education and a happy childhood; providing hope to the helpless and a new start for the most vulnerable of children. We care for children of all ages, from newborn to 18 years. Around 12 children of various ages live in a family home with their house-mother. We provide them with excellent training and education, access to necessary health care and recreational activities. We want the children to grow into healthy balanced adults, with the skills to support themselves and to become active and influential members of society when they leave the Centre. Through our Communities of Hope sponsorship scheme we are also enabling children from the surrounding villages to attend school and engage in both recreational and training courses run by KCC. The children now living at KCC have a different story to tell; their eyes reveal one of new beginnings, of hope, joy and life. Through your giving you can be part of the Kampala Children’s Centre transformation story… giving children the gift of a happy childhood.
Golf Foundation
(UK, 285917) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00It 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."
South London Special League
(UK, 1124629) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00South London Special League provides regular competitive sport for people with a disability at whatever level they are able to access the game. This depends on their ability, not disability. Currently South London Special League offers training and competition in the following: Table Cricket Small sided football Small sided cricket Goalball (1st Paralympic Sport) Boccia Tennis Powerchair Football with many more exciting projects to come in the future... South London Special League is funded entirely through grants, donations and fundraising events. It organises some 50 football tounrmanets each year involving over 3000 players, competing at each age, gender and ability level for an annual cup. The League also provides opportunities to train for qualifications as a coach or assisstnat coach and work experience placements. In return, we offer fully trained and qualified coaches to special needs schools in the local community. The success of the Special League is reflected by the number and high standard of awards for excellence that have been achieved in the last decade. Autumn 2003 - London Football Association: Development award for Disability Football February 2005 - London Development Agency Sports Awards: Best Community Project December 2005 - CARE (Charlton Athletic Race Equality) Partnership Sports awards: Adult Project of the Year February 2007 - London Sports Forum: Best Community Project for A League Of Their Own (regular football league for adults with disabilities) September 2007 - UEFA Award for Best Disabled Grassroots Football Event Summer 2007 (UEFA year of Grassroots Football) December 2007 - Capital Radio Help A London Child Hero April 2009 - Kick It Out - London Community Champions June 2009 - The 10th Year of The South London Special League Summer Festivals at London Marathon Playing Fields, Greenwich, and launch of Sport In The Community project September 2009 - SLSL and Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) enter a formal partnership to support the community October 2009 - CARE Partnership Award for Work In The Community November 2009 - South London Press Our Heroes Award - runners up for the Best Community Project 2009 November 2010 - London Football Association: Disability Partnership Of The Year We need your help to sustain the excellent work that is done at South London Special League. Any donation is welcome, however big or small, and we welcome anyone who would like to see the project in action at one of our events. Seeing the project really gives an insight into the needs of these disabled adults and youngsters who just want the opportunity to play sport at a level they can compete and not be discriminated against because of their ability as sportspeople.
Restart
(UK, 1113160) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Restart is the official charity of The Rugby Players Association. We provide financial, practical and emotional support to professional rugby players forced to retire through illness or injury.
Rwanda Cricket Stadium Foundation
(UK, 1157287) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Rwanda Cricket Stadium Foundation was formed in August 2011 to build and manage, on a not-for-profit basis, the first dedicated international cricket ground in Rwanda. The charity is run by a team of cricket enthusiasts from the UK and Rwanda. Development of a 4.5 hectare site on the edge of Kigali, Rwanda's capital, is due to begin in 2015. From there, the Rwanda Cricket Association can continue their excellent progress in developing the game in schools and universities as well as amongst Rwanda's most disadvantaged young people and bring people together in country that still bears the scars of genocide only 20 years ago.
Climb Your Mountain
(UK, 1126004) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Climb Your Mountain helps support people in times of need by engaging them in an appropriate physical challenge. The combination of exercise, a focus and sense of achievement will help boost their confidence and help them climb their own personal mountain they face.
St Abbs Lifeboat
(UK, SC046312) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00We're working to setup a new lifeboat station at St Abbs. We want to have a new lifeboat based back in St Abbs as soon as possible. To ensure that the fishermen, divers, anglers, walkers, surfers, kayakers, sailors, birdwatchers have the best chance in the event of an accident.
Capital Kids Cricket
(UK, 1056817) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Capital kids Cricket's main purpose is to reinstate the teaching of cricket into the curriculum of 800 primary and 250 secondary state schools in the 16 boroughs of Inner London. It organises and funds in-school coaching, tournaments and festivals.
QPR In The Community Trust
(UK, 1127806) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00QPR in the Community Trust aims to inspire change by providing projects based in the local community that will have a positive outcome on participants health, education, social inclusion or sports participation. We are no longer just football based but have a multi activity approach to challenge issues faced in disadvantaged or deprived areas of West London. We wish to use the power of the Football Club to forge stronger and deeper connections with the community. Our focus is on creating progressive, vibrant hubs of sporting and social activities leading to enhanced life experiences. We wish to be innovative and creative in tackling issues facing the community. Many of our projects are delivered in partnership with organisations to have the greatest impact. Here are some examples of our recent work: Kickz: Targeted at young people aged 12-18 indisadvantaged areas - the aim is to create safer, stronger communities. It tackles anti social behaviour and low level crime through partnerships with LA, Housing Associations and youth offending teams. Not just football focused offers boxing, street dance, basketball, encourages volunteering and provides routes back into education, training and employment. QPR Tiger Cubs on partnership with the Down Syndrome Association we provide children and young people with Downs Syndrome the same benefits of being on a team as their able bodied peers. Study Support Centre offers a six week after school study support programme with the aim to improve numeracy, literacy and ICT skills run in partnership with H&F Council and DfES. Roadwise rangers: teaching road safety to children in White City. Extra Time: Social Club for the Over 60s offering activities, cultural meals and day trips. Breakfast clubs: tackling obesity though sport and a healthy breakfast to start the day.
British Paralympic Association
(UK, 802385) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The British Paralympic Association selects and manages the Great British and Northern Island team, known as ParalympicsGB, that enters the Winter and Summer Paralympic Games.
Norwich City Community Sports Foundation
(UK, 1088239) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Norwich City Community Sports Foundation (CSF) helps people achieve their goals by delivering quality, innovative services through football and sport. Each year the charity helps thousands of people achieve their goals through sport, supporting some of the most disadvantaged, disabled and talented people across Norfolk. Sporting Light Appeal The Sporting Light Appeal uses sport to improve the quality of life for those who need it most in Norfolk. We raise money to help disadvantaged people and those with disabilities to experience the benefits of sport; keeping them active and happy while improving their health and skills for the future. The Appeal makes a difference, to the lives of the people we help and their families and relies heavily on the time and generosity of local people and businesses. Please see some of the photos of our fantastic community champions that have already helped us reach our target and continue to help so many people in Norfolk.
Upsidedown Sports Club
(UK, 1045621) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00A sports club for children and young people in wheelchairs in Cambridgeshire. Aiming to offer new sporting and recreational opportunities for our members. The club aims to encourage fun and friendships. And hopes to promote independence and self esteem amongst our members.
Rotary Club of Howden
(UK, 1053783) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
Bradbourne Group Riding For The Disabled Association
(UK, 1122480) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Bradbourne RDA provides the opportunity for therapy, achievement and enjoyment to people with disabilities through riding and carriage driving. RDA gives individuals the opportunity to: - Reach therapeutic goals: improve muscle tone and posture, develop fine and gross motor movement- Achieve their personal ambitions: sit on a horse for the first time, learn new skills - Combat social isolation: build relationships, enjoy events and competition, develop self-confidence- Develop life skills: improve communication, take responsibility, be a team player- Experience the outdoors: ride in the countryside, access rural Britain- Connect with animals: bringing positivity and optimism, adding a new element to life Here at Bradbourne RDA we encourage our riders/carriage drivers to take RDA proficiency tests and to compete in local and regional RDA competitions. We have also been involved in a country wide course, ASDAN, which allows riders and helpers to gain a recognised qualification in horse care and management alongside their riding skills, as assessed by the RDA proficiency tests. Bradbourne RDA is a community of volunteers specifically trained to ensure that our activities are carried out in a professional, safe, friendly and fun environment. We run 36 sessions per week on average, amounting to over 4500 rides per year. We have a team of riding instructors/coaches and AB Whips (carriage driving instructors), together with over 100 active helpers, to coach and assist the riders/carriage drivers and to look after the horses. We have a variety of horses and ponies, of various sizes and ages to accommodate many different riders. These horses have been particularly chosen for their temperament and have been carefully trained for RDA work. Our fundraising enables us to continue providing riding and carriage driving for people with a huge range of disabilities and we are very grateful for any help you can give us.
Chess in Schools and Communities
(UK, 1133120) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Chess in Schools and Communities seeks to provide and encourage the playing of chess in primary schools, with a particular mission to inner city communities. We already work in over 100 schools. Our long-term goal is to establish a chess club in every school in the country.
Rutland Sailability
(UK, 1069540) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Rutland Sailability is a charity established to provide opportunities for people with disabilities to improve their enjoyment and quality of life, regain confidence, independence and self-esteem, through the medium of sailing in a safe and caring environment in which absolutely no previous experience is necessary and in boats which are specifically designed not to capsize and sailed from a seated position, some with servo assistance.
London Youth Games Foundation
(UK, 1048705) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00We want to work in partnership to inspire all young Londoners to discover and achieve their potential through sport. We want every child at every London school in every London borough to have the opportunity to compete on the competition pathway of the London Youth Games.
Access Adventures
(UK, 1162976) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00We want to improve the quality of life for disabled people by giving them access to sport and outdoor activities. Our residential camps aim to push boundaries and challenge expectations. The physical and psychological benefits following involvement with sports cannot be underestimated. Finding the freedom that comes with adaptive sport can increase confidence and self belief. Our goal is to make outdoor adventure affordable and accessible for anyone with a physical disability.