Camp Catanese Foundation (UK, 813263828) Browse events

ATLANTA LEADERSHIP CLUB (US, 821595607) Browse events

The Rose Paterson Trust (UK, 1193191) Browse events

The Rose Paterson Trust is named after Rose Paterson, a wonderful wife, mother and grandmother (amongst many other things). Rose could not have been kinder or a greater force for good. She took her own life in June 2020 and we want to help people like Rose and families like Rose's however we can.

MyDonate is closing (UK, 1117178) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. The object of the Association is to advance the education of the pupils in the school.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1117178

Alice Hiley Memorial Trust (UK, 1143239) Browse events

The aim of the Alice Hiley Memorial Trust is to help neonatal babies by purchasing more specialised equipment for neonatal units and to help families coping with CDH (congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia).

Toy Rescue Mission (US, Toy Rescue Mission - N/A) Browse events

Follow Your Dreams (UK, 1106379) Browse events

Follow Your Dreams is a national charity operating in England and Wales that inspires children and young people with learning disabilities to follow their dreams.

Hornsey Parochial Charities (UK, 229410) Browse events

Hornsey Parochial Charities was set up in 1620 for “the maintenance of eight poor men of the Parish of Hornsey” Today, we continue to assist anyone with need who resides within the old parish boundary of Hornsey to alleviate the effects of poverty and promote educational and economic achievement. We do this through the provision of grants in 3 areas: 1) Personal grants To residents in need to help with essential items such as clothing, bedding for the cost of heating and lighting. 2) Educational grants To young people under the age of 25 years to assist with education expenses or to prepare for a career, profession or further education. 3) Local organisation grants To charitable organisations who provide homes or services for the elderly, infirm, homeless or other organisations providing services to the local community, including the provision of grants to schools, community and youth organisations.

Silth's Sanctuary (UK, 1195252) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Climate Emergency Fund (UK, 842151545) Browse events

Hopeforcleo Inc (US, 881696932) Browse events

Glebelands School (Cranleigh) Educational Trust (UK, 1193565) Browse events

Raising Funds and supporting Glebelands School

Element Society (UK, 1157932) Browse events

Element is a non-profit youth charity based in Sheffield, delivering development, social action and enterprise programmes to young people and vulnerable adults. Our aims are to empower young people to make a positive change their communities, raise their own aspirations and become role models to their peers.

Complete-elite (US, 825168663) Browse events

SOUTHPORT FOOTBALL CLUB COMMUNITY FOUNDATION (UK, 1189085) Browse events

TREAT ME KIND International (UK, TREAT) Browse events

TREAT ME KIND International is working to end cruelty to animals in the UK and abroad. We are raising awareness about animal cruelty, neglect and suffering through three core areas. These areas are; horse welfare, animals used for entertainment and companion animals. Our vision is a world where every animal is treated with respect, kindness and dignity.Thank you for visiting our charity page. Please donate to support our cause. Find out more Website http://www.treatmekind.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/TREAT-ME-KIND-Animal-Charity Twitter https://twitter.com/TreatmekindInt

TEAR Australia (AU, 85085413832) Browse events

TEAR Australia is a movement of Christians in Australia responding to the needs of poor communities around the world. We work in partnership with other Christian groups, including churches, relief and development agencies and community-based organisations, which are working with the poor in their communities.

The Bread Maker (UK, SCO30100) Browse events

The Bread Maker is a social enterprise operating in Aberdeen city; a commercially focused enterprise producing high quality breads and confectionery. The purpose of the Bread Maker is to provide a range of meaningful employment, training, educational opportunities and social activities to adults with Learning Disabilities (Apprentices) who are excluded in mainstream society. The ethos of the Bread Maker is that of fully supporting and enabling Apprentices to work in a holistic and innovative way, offering a stimulating and positive experience to each individual, valuing and recognising their contribution and input as a team player within their thriving bespoke business. The Apprentice placements offer the Apprentices a range of work experience and job opportunities within a dedicated bakery unit and welcoming coffee house. Additionally they are supported to fully participate in the life of the city and engage in a range of social activities and learning opportunities out with their job requirements. A development program ensures that everyone has the opportunity to maximise their own potential to become a fully active member of society valued for their abilities, skills and experience.

Broken to Brilliant Limited (AU, Broken to Brilliant Limited - N/A) Browse events

The Patients Association (UK, 1006733) Browse events

The Patients Association is a healthcare charity which has campaigned for over 45 years from the patient’s perspective. We listen to patients and speak up for change on many issues, including equal access to high quality healthcare, accurate information and patient involvement in decision making.

RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (US, RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA - N/A) Browse events

Reef Check Australia (AU, Reef Check Australia - N/A) Browse events

Nazina Ngo (US, 833011190) Browse events

Community Alliance for Jewish-Affiliated Cemeteries Inc (Cajac) (US, 562649778) Browse events

Silver Stories (UK, 1188312) Browse events

Wonderfully simple but with the most incredibly positive impact for both Silver Listeners and Silver Readers. Children (known as Silver Readers) telephone a Silver Listener every week and then read a short story or poem to them. This not only helps the children to become more confident in their reading skills but also links our children to the older members of our communities. Both young and old feel motivated, excited and needed by their weekly reading partner.