A club for people who have stroke-related speech problems. Please donate to support our cause.We meet and socialise with people who have communication difficulties.We raise money from donations, and fundraising activities such as raffles, beetle drives, and bingo.Volunteers support members to join in activities.Club activities are planned and a weekly programme printed. These include games, outings and lunches, entertainment, seasonal celebrations and guest speakers.Our weekly sessions start with refreshments and a chat, then there are games of cards , dominoes and scrabble. Charity No: 296231
We are a registered charity, the pool opens for the summer months to provide affordable swimming to local people and our many visitors. First opened in 1968, the structure of the pool, heating system, fencing & much of the fabric of the pool needs to be urgently updated if the pool is to continue.
Dartmouth and District Indoor Pool Trust has been successful in raising enough funds to build an indoor heated swimming pool for Dartmouth and District. The project commenced in winter 2015 and is now well on its way to completion in late summer 2016. However, we now need to ensure its success by raising funds for the revenue costs. Any help or sponsorship you can provide would be very much appreciated There are several ways you can contribute - firstly through Virgin Money Giving. Secondly, if you shop online through the Easy Fundraising website the supplier of your goods or services will make a contribution to our funds on your behalf - and at no cost to you! www.easyfundraising.org.uk Thirdly, individuals or companies can make a commitment to donate an amount on completion of the building phase, prior to fitting out (summer 2016). Contact [email protected]
HRUFC has been established in Horsham since 1928. We run 3 senior sides and have a Mini and Junior Section with approximately 400 youngsters. Last year we built a new kitchen and we are now looking to build new changing rooms and make further improvements inside the clubhouse.
Harrogate Club, founded in 1877 hosted county cricket until 2003. Cricket icons such as W.G.Grace, Ian Botham, Viv Richards and Darren Gough played here. Tragically the historic pavilion burnt down and GBP 500,000 needs to be raised to replace it. Efforts start with a sponsored walk along the Dalesway.
We are part of Rotary, an international organisation of business people dedicated to community service. This event, which benefits Hospice in the Weald, Macmillan and other charities supported by Rotary has been run by the Rotary Club of Sevenoaks Amherst for 18 years and has raised over £500,000.
We provide and maintain the playing fields, facilities, playground equipment and tennis courts at Nomansland Recreation Ground at the end of School Road, Nomansland. We are fund raising for improved facilities, a new club house, an all weather games area and a skate park.
The Mount Batten Watersports and Activities Centre in Plymouth is one of the foremost Outdoor Education centres in the South West – the Centre has a reputation for excellence, professionalism and operates to the highest standards.In late 2014,was granted charity status after successfully meeting the criteria governed by Charity Law. The Centre has always, in its sixteen years of operation, considered the ‘advancement of education’ and the ‘advancement of amateur sport’ at its core and ‘to promote, sustain and increase individual and collective knowledge and understanding of specific areas of study, skills and expertise.’
A community charity committed to providing facilities, equipment which enables,encourages people of all ages, abilities to participate in sport. It's main aim is to provide develop,equip a sports and leisure facility in rural south Northamptonshire.
The club helps by holding a social night every Saturday to bring deaf and hard of hearing people into the club. Ages vary from birth to elderly. The club also helps hearing people learn sign language.
SDF Scotland (SDFS) is established to increase the finance available to Scottish sporting organisations to develop sports facilities by raising money through donations from individuals and companies both in Scotland and internationally directly to your specific project(s) of choice.
The English Sports Association for People with Learning Disability is the national governing body for learning disability sport. With the help of hundreds of volunteers, it supports thousands of young people with learning disability to enjoy sport from first-try to representing England in international competitions and the Paralympics.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1154687 Find out more Website http://www.newcastlefencingsportstrust.org
Colts to Africa is a UK registered charity, founded to give youth the chance to effect social change, by sharing their love of football. Team Sport plays a valuable role in giving children the tools they need to engage social change.Sport is a chance for communities to celebrate and achieve together by sharing their skills and efforts. Our projects to date have taken us to Kisumu, Kenya, and Nyimba, Zambia.
Broadland Boat Club is a rowing club in Norwich who main focus is to provide rowing coaching and facilities for it members. Membership is kept low to make the sport accessible to as many people as possible. As such need to continually raise money to keep the club prospering
Supporting Through Sport aims to integrate men and women who enjoy sport with people experiencing difficulties with life controlling problems.
Guildford Hockey Club is an amateur sports club providing excellent hockey coaching, playing and entertainment facilities to the local community. People of all ages are welcome to join and we feel we have a lot to offer to hockey players and the local community.
The aim of the club is to provide a safe and enjoyable time for disabled swimmers recreational and competitive,during our weekly session. All ages are welcomed currently 6 - 75 years. One to one support as necessary with emphasis on water safety while enjoying the freedom of being in water.
This appeal is to raise 1million to build a new activity centre and camp site in North Ayrshire. The Blair Activity Centre will be owned and run by Girlguiding Ayrshire North, but can be booked by any group wishing to use it.
Ardersier Boat Club was launched to enable us to join in the Scottish Coastal Rowing Project www.scottishcoastalrowing.org. Anyone can join - it's fun, not expensive, and we have all made new friends through boat building, fundraising, and rowing our self-build boat. www.ardersierboatclub.co.uk
Aiming to bring life in all it's fullness to the community we serve in South Belfast - the Fitzroy Big Building project is now underway, improving our existing halls and facilities and providing new spaces alongside the old. We don't have all the funding in place yet so we'd love you to donate.
We are a non-profit organisation relying on members contributions and fund raising. In our fundraising we can also offer help to local charities of our choice
Newry & District Gateway Club is a club which tries to advance the personal development of people with learning disabilities through Social, Recreational, Sporting, Educational, and Cultural opportunities.