Ross Sutherland Rugby Club (UK, SC049155) Browse events

Established in 1923, we are investing heavily in community rugby and enhanced facilities to support the growth of our club towards our centenary year and beyond. Great people, great club, getting more kids playing more rugby more of the time. Become part of our story.

National Suicide Prevention Alliance (UK, 219432NSPA) Browse events

The National Suicide Prevention Alliance (NSPA) is an alliance of public, private and voluntary organisations and individuals in England who care about suicide prevention and are willing to take individual and collective action to reduce suicide and support those bereaved or affected by suicide.

Breast Friends and Family (UK, SC048332) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Breast Friends and Family aims to support breast cancer patients, initially at St John’s Hospital in Livingston, through diagnosis, treatment and recovery; to provide the little things that will make a difference to each individual and how they feel about themselves.We also aim to help patients and their family members deal with the challenges a cancer diagnosis brings.  Breast Friends and Family has been setup by Hazel, her sister Mandy, mother Sylvia and daughter Holly. Hazel was diagnosed with breast cancer in June 2015 which shocked the family but the challenges this diagnosis brought were faced with a steely determination to keep life going as normal and provide Hazel with the support she needed through treatment and recovery.The family realised that patients are supported by a number of cancer charities, each one giving additional support that patients are not even aware that they need. They began fund raising, by dancing, running, walking, knitting, sewing and organising events in support of many cancer charities.Hazel was given lots of support from a local charity based at St John’s Hospital in Livingston and as she recovered she wanted to help and support this local charity so that others like her, having a breast cancer diagnosis, were helped in the way that she was. Sadly this charity is no longer running.Hazel and her family and friends are now determined to make sure that all patients being diagnosed with cancer in St John’s are given the kind of help they don’t even realise they need.  Charity No: SC048332

Friends of Bristol Haematology and Oncology Centre (UK, 264136) Browse events

Our aim is to help patients and staff by purchasing equipment, funding research, improving the hospital's environment. We have pledged to raise £2 million to buy a new radiotherapy LINAC for the Centre. This will keep the Centre at the leading edge of world-class radiotherapy.

Jessicas Sarcoma Awareness (UK, 1157819) Browse events

Jessica Robson was diagnosed with alveolar sarcoma cancer on the 1st of November 2010 aged 14 after finding a slight lump in her left thigh on a holiday in August the same year. After a hard 3 and half year battle with cancer she passed away peacefully in her sleep in the early morning of the 16th of May 2014 aged 18. Jess always loved raising money and with all the fund raising she has done in the past 3 years, as a family we have raised over £28,000 for a number of charities. Jess loved when people brought presents in for Christmas and Easter eggs in for the patients. We (Jessica's sister and parents) are keeping Jessica's inspiration alive by keeping her fundraising going but now in her name. We have set up the charity 'JESSICA'S SARCOMA AWARENESS', in the memory of Jess, the money we will raise will go 25% to teenage cancer trust (a charity closest to Jessica's heart) 25% to Sarcoma UK (as jess always wanted to help beat cancer) and the other 50% will stay in the charity which I will then work out money to be able to make up presents for the other children in hospital fighting this awful disease. For example, Easter, Christmas and so on and financing days out for the patients and their families. Jessica was never selfish, always smiling and never gave up. She never deserved this awful disease but I want Jessica's spirits to live on.

Short Bowel Survivor and Friends (UK, 000000000000000) Browse events

Short Bowel Survivor & Friends are a children's Charity set up by parents/carers of children with the potentially life threatening condition Short Bowel Syndrome (SBS) Our Mission is to: Children suffering with SBS need surgery immediately or soon after birth if they are to survive. They are fed intravenously through a catheter or central line which leaves them vunerable to serious line infections. These children will inevitably return to hospital for further surgery and treatment throughout their young lives.

Integrated Neurological Services (INS) (UK, 1107273) Browse events

INS provides long-term rehabilitation and support for people with deteriorating neurological conditions such as Parkinson's Disease, Multiple Sclerosis or who have suffered a Stroke. We help people to maintain their independence and achieve the optimum quality of life for them and their carers.

Football Academy Noah (UK, 1178128) Browse events

We provide footballs, kits, goals, coaching, the chance to play football and the chance to excel through excellence camps and tournaments. The football is provided as an extra curriculum activity at 34 schools in one of the poorest areas of South Africa. The charity helps bring purpose, wellbeing and life skills to children who have very littel and often lead desperate lives.

Cancer Lifeline (UK, 100002) Browse events

Cancer Lifeline is a charity which supports people with cancer and their families. We provide counselling, complimentary therapies, support group and citizens advice. We also have classes on health,diet and treatments.

WISHH Charity (Working Independently to Support Hull Hospitals) (UK, WISHH Charity (Working Independently to Support Hull Hospitals) - N/A) Browse events

Bodie Hodges Foundation (UK, 1151053) Browse events

The Bodie Hodges Foundation was inspired by the loss of our 10 month old son who became an organ donation hero when he saved the lives of four babies. We aim to raise £150,000 to buy a holiday home for families bereaved of a child. We promote awareness of the Organ Donor Register

Francescas Research Fund (UK, 1162695) Browse events

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The Harry Garratt Foundation (UK, 1210544) Browse events

The Harry Garratt Foundation launched in 2021, inspired by our late friend and namesake. We have raised over £20k to date and in 2024 received registered charity status. We provide funding to ensure sport is accessible young people from disadvantaged backgrounds

DUNDEE BAIRNS (UK, SC047425) Browse events

Many low-income families struggle to provide meals during the school holidays. This is especially prevalent in Dundee City where over 1/3 of children are living in poverty. We support projects that are in areas of high multiple deprivation by reaching the most vulnerable children and providing them with a nutritious meal, thus reducing pressure on parents to provide food and boost community cohesion. Dundee Bairns’ was formed in 2016 by David Dorward, former Chief Executive of Dundee City Council. In October 2015 while attending the annual Rank Foundation Conference, David heard Lindsay Graham speak about her research into holiday hunger while being a Winston Church Fellow. Holiday hunger is a symptom of child poverty and in Dundee over 8000 children live below the poverty line. David wanted to ensure that Dundee children would be well nourished and ready to learn. Our core commitment is to reduce the effects of poverty for children in Dundee by trying to tackle the issue of “Holiday Hunger” during the 10 weeks of the school holidays. We support community projects around Dundee that provide activity clubs for children by supplying free lunches/ breakfasts to the clubs, ensuring that the children will receive nutritious and healthy meals. With the help of many volunteers, Tay Cuisine, schools, holiday projects and charitable funding, Dundee Bairns has delivered over 100,000 meals to children in the City of Dundee in just over 2 years.

Smile for Joel (UK, 1175874) Browse events

Smile for Joel was founded by Suzanne Richards, who lost her son, brother and father in the terrorist attack in Tunisia in June 2015. This charity has been set up in their honor and in memory of all those that never came home. Funds raised go to VS to help support families effected by murder and terrorism. Our Story On 26 June 2015 Suzy's family went on holiday but her son Joel, dad Pat and brother Ade were tragically killed along with 27 other British people during a terrorist attack. Her youngest son Owen was the sole survivor and is a true inspiration. Smileforjoel has grown from strength to strength and provides very needed support to shattered/ broken families who are victims of traumatic bereavement through homicide. Suzy says “Losing three beloved members of your family to a terrorist attack is unimaginable and is something that no person should ever have to go through. Smileforjoel is a tremendous way to remember them. Through their legacy, they will bring hope to so many people’s lives. Their names will not be forgotten”. Suzy & Owen want to thank everyone for their continued support.

Menfulness (UK, 1199085) Browse events

We bring men together to socialise, exercise, enjoy themselves, talk and let off steam in a non-judging, friendly and supportive environment. These are all essential for wellbeing and health, both physical and mental. A volunteer led organisation, all the money donated or pledged is directly benefitting Mens mental health. Whether managing ongoing mental health issues, preventing recurrence or just proactively promoting you own mental health and well being we will have an activity or activities which suit you. Most activities are non formal in terms of the support they offer, however we have incredible links with a local Counselling organisation, Serendipity for more formal help and intervention. We can have Men into professional counselling with 7 days.

The David Nott Foundation (UK, 1162537) Browse events

Saving lives on the front line:Delivering the best surgical training to save lives and easethe plight of the medical victims ofconflict. Wars and natural disasters always result in humancasualties - children, women and men in pain; a desperate need for caring,skilled people to help them. Too often, innocent people are suffering and dyingalone and without help. Medical teams fly in to assist temporarily but thenleave. There are too few surgeonscapable of performing a wide range of surgical interventions with few resources- more are needed.The David Nott Foundation provides surgeons andmedical professionals with the skills they need to provide relief andassistance in conflict and natural disaster zones around the world. Aswell as providing the best medical care, David Nott Foundation surgeons trainlocal healthcare professionals; leaving a legacy of education and better healthoutcomes. Charity No: 1162537 Find out more Website http://davidnottfoundation.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/NottFoundation/ Twitter https://twitter.com/NottFoundation

UKIM (UK, 250275) Browse events

UKIM runs numerous relief and welfare projects across many countries to help ease the suffering of the deprived humanity regardless of colour, race, religion or gender. UKIM established in 1962, since its inception UKIM is actively engaged in serving humanity in different countries.

The Silverlining Charity (UK, The Silverlining Charity - N/A) Browse events

EDP (Educational Development Projects) Trust (UK, 1129398) Browse events

EDP is a small UK based charity which offers FEE FREE senior secondary education at the Awutu-Winton Senior High School  to disadvantaged but academically able youngsters in Awutu, 50 miles west of Accra in Ghana. EDP believes that education is the only route out of poverty and despair, and it is the gift no child in our world should be denied!   In Ghana only 45% of the population attends senior secondary school – costing close to 35% of the average per capita GDP,  it is way beyond the financial reach of the majority. Therefore, EDP Directors David and Inez Lunan joined with founder Peter Donkor (a Ghanaian teacher formerly at Winton School in Andover) to address the educational needs of youth in the Awutu area by building the Awutu-Winton Senior High School. Facebook: www.facebook.com/EDPTrust Twitter: @EDP_Trust For more information on projects for which we are currently fundraising, please see our Events.  

The Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity (UK, The Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity - N/A) Browse events

THE RONDO TRUST FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS (UK, 1000051) Browse events

Wetlands And Wildlife Care Center (UK, 330969297) Browse events

The Martin Gallier Project (UK, 1190699) Browse events

Fiercely dedicated to preventing suicides, breaking down stigmas and supporting families, including those bereaved by suicide. We are the only suicide prevention, intervention and postvention service in the NW, trialling a wide range of services/activities to support those affected by suicide.

Mind in Taunton and West Somerset (UK, 1109626) Browse events

.“Mind in Taunton & West Somerset works towards a society where individuals who have mental health problems are accepted and included. We actively promote better mental health through all our projects and services and have a holistic approach to well being and recovery”