People United (UK, 1126729) Browse events

People United was set up with a belief that the arts and culture have a practical and imaginative role to play in how our society develops. We bring people together from different backgrounds, to create a sense of community and support people in neighbourhoods and institutions to pioneer change.

1st Ferring Sea Scouts ( St Andrews ) (UK, 305883) Browse events

1st Ferring Sea Scouts have been providing the Scouting experience to the young people of Ferring in West Sussex for over 50 years. Our Group is affiliated to St Andrew’s Church, Ferring. We are proud of our place in the local community and over the years we have built up a number of annual traditions such as the Beach Clean, Bulb Planting, Flower Boat maintenance and planting, and the Village Christmas Postal system. Our young people and their families are encouraged to join in these and other activities. As with most Scout groups we are heavily dependent on fund raising to provide the equipment and facilities we need to provide challenging, adventurous and engaging activities for our Beavers, Cubs and Scouts. The subscriptions we receive from the young people’s families barely cover our running costs, fundraising is key to our ability to provide more than just somewhere to meet. This being the groups 50th year we are concentrating our fundraising efforts on a hut rebuild fund. Our wooden hut is as old as the group, it will not last forever and we need to ensure we have premises capable of seeing the group through the next 50 years. Its going to be a long journey but we have to start somewhere !

Anti-Cancer Foundation of South Australia (AU, 29053873822) Browse events

At Cancer Council SA, we believe we can and will beat cancer and there are things we can all do every day to bring that day closer. We are the only organisation in South Australia that works across every area of every cancer: • Research    • Prevention  • Support   • Advocacy We are here for people touched by cancer today and to prevent and manage cancer into the future. Our unique combination of local program delivery, community engagement and national influence enables everyone who cares about beating cancer make the biggest possible difference. Since we first started our work in 1928, we have seen support for people with cancer improve, prevention campaigns work and, since 1990, survival rates for many common cancers increase by as much as 30 per cent. As an independent, non-government organisation, this incredible work is only made possible by the extraordinarily generous support of the South Australian community: our donors, our volunteers and our Ambassadors. To them, we say thank you.

UNITED WAY (US, 010276862) Browse events

Islington MIND (UK, 294535) Browse events

Islington Mind offers high quality services to local residents with mental health problems. It helps people recover after having a breakdown by helping them get back into work, gain new skills such as computer skills and support people to speak up for themselves and develop their self esteem. It also has a helpline

Hope UK (UK, 1044475) Browse events

Hope UK enables children and young people to make drug-free choices by training volunteers throughout the UK to become Drug Educators in their own communities. They also help parents, teachers, youth and family workers to do their own drug prevention work.

Age UK Staffordshire (UK, 1070553) Browse events

Age UK Staffordshire aims to support older people to remain independent and enjoy later life via a wide range of services throughout Staffordshire with offices in Penkridge, Hanley and Burton upon Trent. For full details on services please visit our website www.ageuk.org.uk/staffordshire.

Gay and Lesbian Switchboard (AU, 81367786099) Browse events

Gay and Lesbian Switchboard is a volunteer organisation which provides a free, anonymous and confidential telephone counselling, referral and information service for the Victorian and Tasmanian gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and intersex (GLBTI) communities. We also take calls from family and friends of GLBTI individuals and health and welfare professionals.

The Purbeck Workshop (UK, 1161110) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

CASK Research Foundation (UK, 1197434) Browse events

The National Dignity Council (UK, 1165500) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Malibu School (AU, Malibu School - N/A) Browse events

One Big Family - Helping the Homeless (UK, 1195947) Browse events

Paws & Claws SPCA of Halifax County (US, 030580245) Browse events

Redeeming Our Communities (UK, 1139817) Browse events

The main aim of Redeeming our Communities is to bring about community transformation by creating strategic partnerships. This approach has seen crime and anti-social behaviour fall and fresh hope brought to some of the most deprived and challenging areas of the UK, urban and rural alike.

GUINEAN COMMUNITY OF BIRMINGHAM AND THE WEST MIDLANDS (UK, 1179022) Browse events

BLACK WOMEN FOR WELLNESS (US, 954624707) Browse events

Furbabies Cat Rescue (UK, 1175898) Browse events

We are a voluntary organisation that relies completely on the generosity of its followers. Without you we wouldn’t be able to help the cats and kittens who often come to us in very desperate situations. We are proud of the fact that we do not discriminate against any cat’s age, looks or history.

Buckmore Park Scout Campsite (UK, 1171239) Browse events

Buckmore Park Scout Campsite covers 142 acres of woodland with cleared areas suitable for camping and other activities. Parts of Buckmore Park is classified as Ancient Woodland in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with areas of special archaeological interest and as such has to be managed very carefully to ensure that scouting can continue without damaging the delicate balance of nature and history, so that it will be there for all Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Explorers and their Leaders for generations to come. As well as scouting and guiding use, the site is also ideal for Duke of Edinburgh award training, schools to enhance areas of their curriculum for G.C.S.E, Forest Schools and other youth organisations to add to young people’s experiences and developing outdoor skills that are often not available in Town Centre locations. We pride ourselves as being one of the finest back to basics sites in the UK. With our range of easily accessible campsites and some other more challenging locations we really do have something for all. Our list of activities continues to grow and we are now able to offer mountain biking, air rifle shooting, archery, geocaching, orienteering, cat a splat, slack lining and our superb caving network. With soon to be added activities such as climbing, axe throwing, assault course and Beaver zone with mini assault course and other activities for the younger scouts among you we are listening to what you want from your park.

SCOA Cares Foundation (US, 201016868) Browse events

Dewsbury Young Diabetics (UK, 1173482) Browse events

Dewsbury Young Diabetics aims to support families whose lives have been touched by the illness. We organise regular meetings and information sessions and arrange activities to allow children and their families to learn about how to manage their illness and to have fun we also organise family away days and fun activities.

Forth and Clyde Canal Society (UK, SC005463) Browse events

We are a group of volunteers who provide boat charters on the Forth and Clyde Canal. We use our funds to help maintain our boats and provide education to all age groups about the History and Heritage of the Lowland Canals . We helped to reopen the canals and campaign to keep them navigable.

The Hunger Project Netherlands (UK, 41201198) Browse events

The Hunger Project investeert in mensen met chronische honger - in Afrika, Azië en Latijns-Amerika. The Hunger Project laat mensen dromen en stimuleert ondernemerschap en leiderschap. Zodat zij zelf het heft in handen kunnen nemen en op eigen kracht een leven zonder honger kunnen bouwen.

FRIENDS OF FLOREAT MONTAGUE PARK (UK, 1171956) Browse events

London Search and Rescue (UK, 1192257) Browse events

We provide a 24-hour search and rescue service in London, working with the Metropolitan and City of London Police. Our volunteer search professionals are selfless, dependable, and compassionate. Our team are committed to constant training and improvement, coming from communities across London.