(UK, 1133636) Browse eventsThe Sam Griffiths Foundation is a charitable trust set up to honour a remarkable young man who was taken from us in a tragic accident in 2009 at the age of 16. It operates under the overarching theme of HELPING THE YOUNG HELP THE YOUNG.
(UK, 1080970) Browse eventsOutline is a charity dedicated to supporting the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans (LGB&T) population of Surrey and has been helping people for over a decade. At Outline, we offer support to the LGB&T community, their family and friends. Through our support groups we create a safe environment and be there when no one else can be. Donating money to Outline will help our valuable work to continue. We are very grateful for all donations of any size.
(UK, XR9445) Browse eventsNorthamptonshires only dedicated provider of higher education, the University plays a key role in the economic development of the County and aims to be an increasingly dynamic force within the region, to be a leading national model in engaged learning, producing gifted and employable graduates. With changes in public sector funding, financial support from other sources is increasingly important to continue the development of our Centres of Excellence, maintain our commitment to open access for students from all sections of the community and to develop a stimulating environment in which people can learn, contribute and succeed. To achieve this we need your help. Your contributions will make a real difference to the life and work of our students. The Chancellors Fund We invite you to join us in supporting The Chancellor’s Fund to build a fund that will support current and future generations of talented students. The fund supports: Matched Funding - making your gift go further The Government Matched Funding scheme provides an opportunity to significantly increase the value of philanthropic donations. Every £1 donated to the University has the capacity to unlock an additional 50 pence. This means that a gift of £1, together with Gift Aid and matching funding increases the value of the donation to £1.92. The matched funding scheme runs until the end of July 2011 and therefore it is vital that we maximise this opportunity now.
(UK, X62402) Browse eventsSt Andrew's Church is part of the By Brook Benefice in the Diocese of Bristol. The benefice seeks to share the love of Christ with North Wiltshire. The ByBrook Benefice represents a group of 9 parsih churches which are all registered charities. St Andrew's particularly serves the community in Castle Combe, drawing together all ages and being at the heart of community life.
(UK, 1136724) Browse eventsAdonai UK supports the work of Adonai Family Uganda (AFU), a Ugandan NGO based in Namugoga. Their mission is to reach the needy and vulnerable. We coordinate child sponsorship, raise funds for specific projects, and raise awareness of the need in Uganda and the work of AFU. Adonai - Where Love Becomes Action We believe that every child deserves a decent start in life. That's why we support the work of Adonai Child Development Centre - part of AFU. Here children are not only given a good education at Adonai Primary School but are also cared for holistically. Adonai children are looked after in terms of health, food, clothing and pastoral needs. Some of the children need the safety of a secure refuge to stay in either on a permanent or temporary basis. Others just need support so that their extended families can take care of them. All this takes a great deal of work and a wealth of resources. So how can you help? A one-off donation of £5 will buy a mosquito net. A simple but potentially lifesaving piece of equipment. A donation of £5 will buy sheets so that a child can sleep in comfort. A regular donation of £5 per week (£20 per month) will change a child’s life. Sponsorship will mean that they will be included on the Adonai health care and food programmes, have their school resources needs met, and be kept a loving and watchful eye on by Aloysious Luswata and his team. Any amount donated to the food programme, no matter how big or small, will help ensure that more children and their families receive food supplies. Any amount donated to the Health Care programme, no matter how big or small, will help ensure that an adequate supply of medicine can be kept and hospital treatment provided when needed. Would you consider supporting one of the adults who care for these precious children? As the number of children needing care grows, so does the need for adults to care for them. Houseparents and teachers all need salaries. £40 per month would fund a houseparent but any amount paid on a regular basis, or as a one off donation, would help greatly. A vocational project is underway to teach the children valuable farming skills as well as aiding Adonai to become more self-sufficient. We’ve bought land but now need to build accommodation on it for the children to stay in when receiving training; to fund carers to look after them; to employ a farm manager. Any amount as a one-off donation or regular payment will help. AFU is encouraging and supporting micro-finance projects in the local community so that families become self-sufficient. Would you consider helping a project to get started? For more information on any of the above or any other matters relating to our work please email us at [email protected]
(UK, SC031907) Browse eventsThe Fergus Maclay Leukaemia Trust was set up in 2001 in memory of Fergus who died in November 2000 at the age of 19. The Trust's main aim has been to explore ways of addressing nutritional issues which are a major concern in the treatment of children and young people with cancer. Nutritional problems are a source of great stress for families. The provision of appropriate nutrition to their child is one of the major contributions they can make in the "high-tech" arena of modern cancer therapy The trustees are currently funding a two year project in conjunction with the University of Edinburgh and doctors in the Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Edinburgh. The outcomes of the research will produce consolidated information on many aspects of nutrition. This will give doctors the confidence to provide well defined recommendations on nutrition for those young people undergoing treatment for cancer. It is expected that the outcomes of this first project will open up further aspects on nutrition for cancer patients that will require to be addressed; the trustees will therefore require additional funds to continue this much needed work.
(UK, 1123767) Browse eventsWantage Silver Band was formed in 1972. We are now one of the largest bands in the South of England with 180 players of all ages and abilities including our top section 'A' band. We play at concerts, contests, fetes, weddings, marches. We are raising funds to build a bandhall
(UK, 1035371) Browse eventsProviding emotional support in Northamptonshire and Leicestershire
(UK, 1143454) Browse eventsWe are a community of people from diverse backgrounds, united through our FAITH in Jesus Christ and a desire to share our lives in ways that reveal His LOVE and inspire fresh HOPE in the local communities we are called to serve in Herefordshire and beyond. We have a thriving Youth Group which includes both Christians and non-Christians and are committed to providing our Youth with the right tools to be positive influences on the community as a whole. Much of our fund raising is aimed at improving facilities for the Youth including the provision of transport to ensure that they are safely and securely collected and returned home.. Our Church Youth Group meets in a small village in rural Herefordshire but attracts up to 50 Youth aged from 12-18 from all over the county including the City of Hereford each Friday night. Monies raised by our youth are used for the youth and include activities such as the National Three Peaks challenge, Sponsored Rowing events and cake making. We are also planning a Sponsored it's a knockout. Funds are also used to assist Youth from disadvantaged families to attend events such as Soul survivor which is supported by our church. In recent years we were able to support over 90 youth and their families the event which is aimed at teaching youth about not only god but the way to live life in a meaningful way and to build self worth.
In October 2012 Angus foodbank was launched by Strathmore Christian Fellowship under the umbrella of The Trussell Trust. Every day people in Angus go hungry for reasons ranging from unemployment to redundancy to receiving an unexpected bill on a low income or even unexpected illness. We provide a minimum of three days emergency food and support to people experiencing crisis. Rising costs of food and fuel combined with static income, high unemployment and changes to benefits are causing more and more people to come to foodbanks for help. Angus foodbank partners with churches and communities throughout the whole of Angus to help and support people in need. Please donate to support our cause. All food given out, isdonated by schools, churches, businesses, individuals, or through supermarket collections. These collections engage the public at supermarkets where they are met by volunteers who offer shoppers a ‘foodbank shopping list’ and ask them to buy an extra item with their shop.At the warehouse, food is sorted by volunteers according to type and ‘best before date’, and then taken to foodbank centres, where it is made up into food parcels for clients.Care professionals such as social workers, Citizens Advice Bureau staff, welfare officers, health visitors, Job Centres amongst others, identify people in crisis and refer them to the foodbank.Clients attend a foodbank centre where they receive three days supply of emergency food. We also run a delivery service, which takes emergency food parcels to clients living in rural areas and those who cannot get to a foodbank. Charity No: SCO44095 Find out more Website http://www.angus.foodbank.org.uk YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwEMJiKA6AY
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(UK, SC039814) Browse eventsShared Hope is a charity with a Christian ethos based on what Jesus Christ said was the second great commandment - "You shall love your neighbour as yourself" Shared Hope seek to express this timeless challenge in the following ways:By Expressing Mercy. We will seek to meet the needs of individuals and groups of people who do not have the resources to meet their own needs. In particular we will seek to be catalysts in meeting their spiritual, social, medical, educational and economic needs.By Promoting Justice. We will seek to promote social and economic justice in practical ways for the poor of the world.By Upholding Dignity. We will seek to empower those who are poor by equipping them to become independent and self sufficient. We will seek to meet the needs of those in extreme poverty.We will attempt in all we do, wherever possible, to promote independence and sustainability. To this end we will work in partnership with like minded trusts and key individuals on the ground. Charity No: SC039814 Find out more Website http://www.sharedhope.org.uk
(UK, EW08876) Browse eventsEncouraging openess, understanding and compassion towards everyone who has to live on without someone they love. My Blue heart is an idea born from the knowledge that bereaved people often need a way to show others they are grieving. Our badges convey the message `I carry your heart in mine'. They are intended for anyone who has suffered a great loss, for those who are recently bereaved or who just need to show they are missing someone special that day. We hope they will provide a way to communicate loss and give others the opportunity to show consideration and support. All profits from My Blue Heart are donated to existing charities who work to support bereaved children and young people or used to support bereaved children within school.
(UK, 528612) Browse eventsAn Abbotsholme education is an education for life. Every moment matters. Abbotsholme is an independent co-educational boarding and day school for ages 2-18. It is a wonderful place in which to learn and develop, with pupils leaving Abbotsholme confident, independent and adaptable.
(UK, XN13930) Browse eventsSt Matthew’s Church was built by the people of Leyburn during the Victorian era. It has stood faithfully as a community building for almost 150 years. We have drawn up an imaginative plan to extend and redevelop our building to serve the community for the next 150 years.