Saltford School PTA (UK, 284134) Browse events

As well as providing fun and social occasions, these events help to raise funds to provide extra items of equipment for the school.

Columbus State University Foundation (US, Columbus State University Foundation - N/A) Browse events

Columbus State University strives to be a first choice institution for discerning students who seek challenging programs, engaged faculty, and a vibrant, globally connected campus culture. We empower people to contribute to the advancement of our local and global communities through an emphasis on excellence in teaching and research, life-long learning, cultural enrichment, public-private partnerships, and service to others.

WORLD BICYCLE RELIEF NFP (US, 205080679) Browse events

Dogstar Foundation (UK, 1133431) Browse events

Directly tackling the root causes of animal suffering we provide sustainable improvements to the lives of animals in Sri Lanka. Our Sterilisation/Vaccination clinics & in country adoptions save lives and reduce suffering. Our education programs create a lasting change to attitudes to animal welfare.

Salisbury Foodbank (UK, 1190323) Browse events

We don’t think anyone in our community should have to face going hungry. That’s why we provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to us in crisis. We are part of a nationwide network of foodbanks, supported by The Trussell Trust, working to combat poverty and hunger across the UK. Salisbury Foodbank has provided emergency food to more than 5,000 people in the last year. A 30% increase compared to the previous year. We need your support to continue to do this. For more information visit our website at www.salisbury.foodbank.org.uk, find us on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. Thank you for your generous support.

A and M Scotland (UK, SC041463) Browse events

A&M SCOTLAND supports children and young people from some of Scotland's most deprived areas to improve life chances. An award winning charity A&M specialise in the delivery of diversionary group work and physical activities for young people aged 7- 25 within Glasgow and West-Central Scotland. The young people we work with are often at risk of becoming involved in anti-social and/ or criminal behaviour, substance abuse/ misuse and gang membership or violence. Our activities divert young people from negative situations which may impact on their lives and opportunities in the future. We aim to improve participants’ physical health and well being by increasing participation in physical activity and sport, and by educating them about the benefits of healthy diet and lifestyle. Our services also encourage participants to develop personal and social skills, self-efficacy, self-esteem, and personal responsibility. We currently operate in 29 local community sites throughout Glasgow and West Central Scotland and work with up to 1500 young people every week. For more information please visit: www.aandm.org.uk

The Junction (UK, 1125578) Browse events

The Junction aims to make a positive difference to the lives of children, young people and their families in the Tees Valley area. We are built on twenty years experience and have a reputation of delivering high quality services to young people and put them at the “heart” of everything we do.

Mentoring Plus (UK, 1112534) Browse events

Mentoring Plus, provides volunteer mentors for about 40 vulnerable young people per annum who are referred from a number of sources including schools and social workers. In addition we deliver in-school mentoring programmes for 90 students’ approx per year.

Mark Long Trust (UK, 1214617) Browse events

The Mark Long Trust was established in memory of Squadron Leader Mark Long, a passionate aviator tragically killed in a Spitfire crash at RAF Coningsby on 25 May 2024. Mark believed in the power of flight to inspire and uplift. Our mission is to empower disabled individuals by providing them with opportunities to experience aviation. We aim to break down barriers and foster a community where everyone, regardless of physical ability, can share in the wonder of flight. Inspired by Mark's dedication and love for flying, the trust works to fund adaptive flying experiences, support specialised training, and raise awareness for Flying Scholarships for Disabled People (FSDP), Fly2Help and Aerobility.

Changing Lives NI (UK, NIC108204) Browse events

We are committed to helping people with mental health issues including suicide prevention by raising awareness and providing treatment for such issues; helping people overcome alcohol/substance misuse or addictions and support their families. Welfare benefit advice, help with benefit applications.

The Running Charity (UK, 1157501) Browse events

Runner's united in the face of youth homelessness. We engage homeless and underprivileged young people in regular running-based activities led by qualified fitness professionals. Harnessing the underlying benefits of running as a powerful motivational tool, we aim to achieve positive, sustainable outcomes in all our participants.

Vodafone Foundation (UK, 1193984) Browse events

Connecting for Good is our commitment to use connectivity and technology to drive change. All funds raised will be channeled to our Your Planet Fund, which is dedicated to supporting charities using conservation technology to help protect our world..

Emma's Bubble Trust (UK, 1124504) Browse events

As a living memory and tribute to Emma Louise Brandon, Emma's Bubble Trust is committed to raising as much money as possible to help alleviate the physical and emotional suffering of teenagers who find themselves afflicted by cancer.

Olly's Future (UK, 1187184) Browse events

Everything we do at Olly’s Future is in memory of Olly. We’re a bunch of friends, who have come together like a family. By sharing Olly’s love and light we can help stop our amazing young people losing their lives to suicide. We have three missions: * To advance the education into the causes, effects and prevention of suicide, particularly in young people. * To support other charitable initiatives, programmes and organisations, which work to prevent or raise awareness of suicide. * To celebrate Olly’s life through events, awards and creative endeavours.

North Massapequa Fire Department (US, 204141067) Browse events

FRIENDS OF EARLS COLNE PRIMARY SCHOOL & NURSEY (UK, 1102783) Browse events

Swadlincote and District Youth for Christ (UK, 1110412) Browse events

SDYFC works in a variety of settings including after school clubs, RE lessons and Mentoring through Sport sessions, assemblies, football coaching, one off events, lunch clubs and a discipleship group for young Christians. We are passionate about seeing young people transformed by Jesus.

Samaritan Centre Cork (IE, 20014889) Browse events

Black Lives Matter Lake County (US, 820854788) Browse events

Lawson Charitable Foundation (UK, 259468) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

GCA Thrive (US, 472762359) Browse events

Base 33 Youth Trust (UK, 1158805) Browse events

Base 33 provides intensive support to young people experiencing challenges because of difficult family circumstances, drug/alcohol mis-use, homelessness, and involvement in crime and risky behaviour. We are the only centre in West Oxfordshire (population 106,000) that provides a specialist service for vulnerable and chaotic young people through mentoring, project work and our health drop-in. We take referrals from the police, schools and local drug agencies. We support an average of 150 young people aged 13-25 each week. We have been working in Witney (population 23,000) for 14 years.

Breastfeeding Twins and Triplets UK (UK, 1187134) Browse events

NICU Helping Little Hands Incorporated (AU, NICU Helping Little Hands Incorporated - N/A) Browse events

The Friends of the Edington Hospital North Berwick (UK, SCO14443) Browse events

The Friends of the Edington is a Scottish Registered Charity (SCO14443) which was set up in 1990 to support the Edington Hospital. The Friends of the Edington support the Edington Hospital by raising funds to provide equipment and amenities for inpatients and those cared for by the Community Nurses, and by fostering a link between the hospital and the local community. Income received by the Friends is by way of voluntary donations from individuals and local organisations. As a result of the generous support received from the local community the Friends are able to provide facilities for the hospital which the NHS is unable to fund. These include the purchase of medical equipment, the provision of therapy and comforts for patients and the funding of specialist training for the nursing staff. The Friends also meet the cost of an Activities Coordinator who arranges activities and treats for patients. As a result of the support which the Friends are able to provide the hospital is one of the best equipped hospitals of its size in Scotland.