Functioning as an integral funding liaison among the Parish and School, we effectively raise and manage funds through a comprehensive development program. 100% of funds generated will be used to supplement parish and school resources in sustaining and improving Saint Matthew Parish and School.
(UK, SC028534) Browse eventsThe Pavillion Youth Café is a youth project based in the Blairtummock area of Greater Easterhouse. Its main aim is to provide a safe, alcohol and drug free environment for young people and children aged 8-18 years, where they can socialise and take part in activities including sports & life skills
(UK, 1055882) Browse eventsGift is a national organisation for children whose lives have been affected by major organ transplantation. We offer support to children and their families by providing; free publications/newsletters, telephone and online contact with other members, sponsorship and activities, raising awareness of the need and benefits of transplantation.
(UK, 1145557) Browse eventsBelieve in Magic spread Magic to seriously and terminally ill children in the UK. Through very special and once in a lifetime experiences, magical parties and anything we can to put that all important smile on their faces! We bring magic and hope to incredibly brave and truly inspirational children.
(UK, 1114037) Browse eventsThe CML Support Group is an online patient support group for chronic myeloid leukaemia patients, their families and carers. The website has been running since April 2000 and has a lively discussion forum as well as information regarding current therapies for CML.
(UK, 1009252) Browse eventsWe are a playgroup that provides a borough wide service in Tower Hamlets. Our criteria is 51% of our children have a disability/additional needs. We also undertake outreach work where we support early identification and early intervention of children and families who are in crisis.
(UK, 1140067) Browse events.Cazfest is a registered charity which seeks to create awareness of heart risk in young people. It was founded after the tragic death of Caroline (Caz) Johnstone who died in 2008 aged just 17 while a Sixth Form student at The Bishop’s Stortford High School from an undiagnosed heart condition.
(UK, 1145141) Browse eventsMae Prifysgol Aberystwyth yn elusen gofrestredig (Rhif 1145141) Aberystwyth University is a registered charity. No 1145141
(UK, 1110796) Browse eventsJMT seeks to help serve the physical and spiritual needs of people in a very practical way, with a primary focus on supporting locally-initiated and run projects in Sub-Saharan Africa, and in doing so to demonstrate Christ's love. Projects supported range across care and education for orphans and underprivileged children, to supporting Christian leadership training and church outreach into the community.
(UK, 1127840) Browse eventsAriba is a UK based charity run by volunteers who dedicate themselves to sustainably Building Futures with two disadvantaged communities in Zambia and Uganda. To enable Ariba to plan for the future, please consider making a monthly Direct Debit donation, however small. Thank you for your support.
(UK, 1039585) Browse eventsKings Road Church supports the work of Martin & Vashti Downs and Project O. Project O is a charity working with the homeless and with orphans in Zulu communities and the city of Durban in South Africa.
(UK, 1076744) Browse eventsTime for Families aims to support prisoners and their families during the prison sentence. Having a strong relationship can have a huge affect on re-settlement and helps reduce re-offending. We run courses that allow prisoners and their partners to mend and strengthen their relationships while inside - a chance that rarely ever happens for most prisoners. There are many challenges for a prisoner when they are released. We dont think that their relationship should be one of them! We also work with juvenile prisoners and their parents - teaching them good communication skills, so that on release the young person can return home. We give these families hope for a more positive future, and the tools to achieve that together. Time for Families has been running courses in prisons across the UK since 2004, and has seen great success. Find out more at www.timeforfamilies.org.uk
(UK, 1088687) Browse eventsWe are a refuge for abandoned people of all ages with physical and learning disabilities, irrespective of religion or otherwise. The foundation runs 3 Homes in Misiones, Argentina providing shelter, food, medicine, physiotherapy, rehabilitation and most of all a loving home. But we need your help.
(UK, 1134866) Browse eventsA Fish For Life aims to improve children's lives locally and globally through education,support and enlightening experiences. Supporting 6 children with their education in Kenya, we are currently raising funds by climbing Kilimanjaro in February 2012 to help children in the North East of England.
(UK, SC041296) Browse eventsFrom Houses To Homes are based in the Guatemalan city of Antigua. Founded in September 2004 we have built over 300 homes to date. In the poorest areas of highland Guatemala, improper building materials, a lack of appropriate resources, and unsustainable architecture turns houses to foul rubble in the blink of an eye. Many families live in makeshift homes that are constructed of nothing more than cornstalk or cardboard walls with dirt floors. Decrepit housing quashes hope, fuels health problems, and destroys family unity. The aim of our organisation is to provide healthy homes, education, medical care and to build a sense of community. We work with the poorest Guatemalan families to build or rebuild houses making them strong, safe, culturally appropriate, and affordable to maintain. We recognise that flourishing homes and thriving communities begin with improving actual home structure. Our sole source of income is through fundraising and donations, so thank you for your generosity. We would not be able to do this work without your help!
(UK, 1062099) Browse eventsThe Claire Sadler Trust Fund gives teenagers with cancer holidays
(UK, SCO21638) Browse eventsDunfermline Advocacy matches local volunteers with vulnerable adults in communities across West Fife to provide invaluable support and friendship. A vulnerable adult could be someone aged 16 and above, living in West Fife, who is affected by: disability, chronic illness, dementia, mental illness or a learning disability, who is unable to safeguard their own well-being, rights, care or other interests. They may be living independently, in long-term care or in supported housing. They may risk isolation, social exclusion or unfair treatment. In short, we create friendships that change lives.