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Aviation Without Borders
(UK, 1117373) Browse events
YTD Raised: £200.00
(UK, 1117373) Aviation Without Borders (AWB) is an exciting UK aviation charity dedicated to providing humanitarian assistance through aviation services irrespective of politics, religion, race or nationality.
HCTC
(UK, 1185903) Browse events
YTD Raised: £200.00Honiton Community Theatre Company is a local not for profit all inclusive theatre company run solely by volunteers on behalf of its members. We believe that anyone with an interest in the performing arts should have an opportunity to work with others who share that interest. Performance is at the heart of everything that we do and brings together all aspects of the Company and the local community. By supporting us, you are also supporting the local community. We attend local community events and all of our shows are performed at The Beehive which is an important community venue and safe space for all ages. Fundraising is a vital part of keeping our company affordable to our members and our audiences. Thank you for your support.
CARING FOR CATS (YORKSHIRE AND HUMBER)
(UK, 1087921) Browse events
YTD Raised: £200.00
(UK, 1087921) It rescues and takes in unwanted cats and kittens, rehabilitates them and then offers them for adoption. It has a none euthanasia policy.
Samaritans Swindon and District
(UK, 219432BL) Browse events
YTD Raised: £200.00Swindon and District Samaritans have been offering emotional support to anyone in crisis for 50 years. You can telephone, email or call in to see us at our premises at 6 Curtis Street near Swindon town centre. You don’t need an appointment to talk to one of our trained volunteers but it is worth ‘phoning us first to see if we are open when you plan to visit.
Inner City Christian Federation
(AU, 381903026) Browse events
YTD Raised: $200.00Founded in 1974, ICCF meets the housing needs of families by providing emergency housing, affordable rental housing, and homeownership education opportunities. Our mission is to ensure equitable opportunity, affordable housing & thriving neighborhoods.
St Francis at the Engine Room
(UK, 1157480) Browse events
YTD Raised: £200.00A new community centre and church in Tottenham Hale, run by the Church of England for people of all faiths and none. Partnering with many local organisations we look to be a focus for community action in Tottenham Hale, supporting local people to reach their full potential for the benefit of all.
Friends of Insch Hospital and Community SCIO
(UK, SC009720) Browse events
YTD Raised: £200.00Friends of Insch Hospital and Community was established in 1989 in order to a) promote, provide or assist by voluntary and financial means anything which will improve the standard and quality of care or environment of patients of Insch Hospital, Community and Health Centre, thereby supplementing the service provided by Grampian Health Board and b) create, encourage, foster and maintain the interest of the public by providing a link between the above named Hospital and the community which it serves.
Southcoast Visiting Nurse Association Inc
(AU, 042105745) Browse events
YTD Raised: $200.00Southcoast VNA is committed to providing comprehensive health and supportive care center services in the home setting and community-based programs which foster improvement and maintenance of health, prevention of disease and disability and compassionate end-of-life care.
Beyond The Orphanage Foundation
(AU, Beyond The Orphanage Foundation - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: $200.00
(AU, Beyond The Orphanage Foundation - N/A)
Howard League Scotland
(UK, SC0172434) Browse events
YTD Raised: £200.00The Howard League in ScotlandAlthough based in London, the original League had several Scottish members who over 40 years ago formed an active branch. This branch focused on problems of the Scottish courts and legal system, liaising with and influencing Scottish MPs, civil servants, the Judiciary and of course the prisons themselves. It was evident that if it were to respond effectively to the unique needs of the Scottish penal system then a separate Scottish organisation was needed. In consequence, the Howard League for Penal Reform in Scotland was formed in 1979. It has continued to flourish as an independent body ever since, and of course, took on a new relevance and enhanced role with the re-establishment of the Scottish Parliament.We are a fully independent body, representing an enormous amount of experience and active engagement with members and Committee members at all stages of careers. We depend largely on contributions from our membership to continue with our work. THE HISTORY OF THE HOWARD LEAGUEThe Howard League is named after John Howard, the founder of the penal reform movement. Between 1775 and 1790 John Howard made seven journeys across Europe in search of a humane prison system for English jails to follow. He conducted these investigations on his own and financed them himself.In 1866, the Howard Association was formed. The founders felt that there was a need to campaign for reform in the independent style practised by its namesake. The aim of Howard Association was the “promotion of the most efficient means of penal treatment and crime prevention” and to promote “a reformatory and radically preventive treatment of offenders”.The Penal Reform League was founded in 1907. In 1918, Margery Fry became Honorary Secretary and it was under her guidance that the Howard Association and the Penal Reform League merged in 1921 to form the Howard League for Penal Reform. Charity No: SC0172434 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://www.facebook.com/howardleaguescotland/ Twitter Please click here to visit our Twitter page