TIA Zakat & Charity Fund (UK, 1104748) Browse events

Tigers International Association – TIA was formed by a group of British Bangladeshi professionals, inspired to work with and help Bangladeshi people residing in the UK and abroad. We are working with local government offices and other various voluntary organisations to provide support in the field of education, employment, leisure and recreation. TIA based in Oldham are a registered charity which has been in existence for over 17 years. Since it was founded, TIA and its team of volunteers have worked tirelessly to support the Bangladeshi community in the Greater Manchester area with advice, guidance and basic training to empower people to play their part in society. TIA’s vision for the organisation was threefold. Firstly, to work with the Bangladeshi community in the UK and abroad to create a social network in order to share the cultures of the various host communities to propagate understanding and tolerance. Secondly, our aim is to facilitate with the development of Bangladesh by directing the valuable resources both in terms of human and financial capital. It is TIA’s wish to use all capacity to act as a channel of communication between Bangladesh and the international investment community to encourage multinational organisations and non-resident Bangladeshis to invest in and develop Bangladesh. Thirdly, working with the local community and setting up various education training and advice projects based on local needs or community would benefit from.

KIND (Scotland) (UK, SC020746) Browse events

KIND (Scotland) is a small Scottish charity working in areas of high unemployment and multiple deprivation, giving support to severely disadvantaged children and their families. 100% of the funds raised go to our work. In the words of Stephen Yip MBE, who founded KIND in Liverpool in 1975 “One person can’t change the world, but you can change the world for one person.” In 1992 KIND (Scotland) was set up with the very specific purpose of raising money to help children living in Scotland benefit from the KIND experience, which aims to show disadvantaged children that they and life can be different and that they and life can be better. We work to find new ways to help children and families cope with the effects of poverty and disadvantage. Examples of what we do are: Providing school uniforms for families unable to make even a basic provision for their children. Giving COVID-19 related relief to families suffering isolation and its most severe effects on mental wellbeing. At Christmas distributing food hampers to families in very difficult circumstances. We aim to provide up to 200 such hampers each year. Each hamper is of a size to last a family over a substantial part of the Christmas period and even into the New Year. Now more than ever help is required for children growing up in poverty in Scotland. Any donation no matter how small will be appreciated and wisely used.

St James Church, Birdham (UK, X89242) Browse events

St James Church Birdham is raising money for a new Annexe. This is a £600,000 project and the parish already has £100,000. We are raising £500,000. The new Annexe will be a Community Building with several rooms. This will enable many local organisations to meet and grow. It is a beautiful modern design. Please get in touch if you would like to know more

Melbourn Primary School PTFA (UK, 1059889) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.  The PTFA assist the school to deliver the best education for its children by running events that raise money to support curriculum activities and purchase items which would not be available through the school’s annual budget.  The success of the PTFA depends entirely on the support of parents, staff and the community.The charity fundraising committee is run by parents of children in the school and some teaching staff. We are proud to have contributed towards many facilities that make our school special.Our main project this year is to help enhance the technology and sports equipment available in the school.  Charity No: 1059889 Find out more Facebook https://www.facebook.com/mpsptfa/

SFT Animal Sanctuary (UK, SFT Animal Sanctuary - N/A) Browse events

Tarbeeyah Centre (UK, 289380) Browse events

In a short space of time by the permission of Allah (subhanahu wa ta`ala) the Masjid has rapidly grown to become one of the main institutions in London with relation to the conveyance of balanced orthodox Islam in light of the Qur`an and Sunnah.

East London Waterworks Park (UK, 1199414) Browse events

East London Waterworks Park is an idea conceived by local people. At its heart is a community group that wants to acquire and transform the 5.68-hectare ex-Thames Water Depot on Lea Bridge Road in Waltham Forest into a brownfield rainforest offering people the opportunity to immerse themselves in nature.

Chapter One (UK, 455081932) Browse events

Hotel School (UK, 1176270) Browse events

Hotel School teaches hospitality skills to homeless and vulnerable people, matches them to sustainable employment, and supports them in their first steps into work. Hotel School is a joint venture between The Passage and The Goring Hotel.

THE BESPOKE TAILORS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION (UK, 212954) Browse events

Rotary International In Great Britain And Ireland Donations Trust (UK, 1119688) Browse events

Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland Donations Trust responds to the need for financial assistance and support following major disasters throughout the world. Through the resourceful leadership of the Trustees and the enthusiastic support and participation of Rotarians, the Trust aims to help thousands of people overcome difficulties following catastrophic events. The charity works with the purpose of responding to major disasters at home and abroad in the reconstruction phase following a disaster. It is not intended for emergency responses as this is already covered by many other charities and organisations. Typical projects include constructing and equipping school and community centres, rebuilding infrastructure and providing rescue vehicles.

Charity Technology Trust (UK, 1133179) Browse events

Charity Technology Trust's mission is to provide the best technology solutions available to enhance the ways in which charities interact with their supporters and clients, and manage their administration. We aim to build a sustainable presence in the sector and to substantially grow the impact we have by providing a high value ‘bridge’ between the private and the not for profit sectors

ELECTROSENSITIVITY-UK (UK, 1103018) Browse events

Primrose Trail Ltd (UK, Primrose Trail Ltd - N/A) Browse events

AMAR International Charitable Foundation (UK, 1047432) Browse events

For twenty years, AMAR has been providing professional health care and education services to individuals and families affected by conflict and natural disasters across the Middle East.     We are supporting over a million people in Iraq and Lebanon who would otherwise have limited or no access to the health care and education they need. AMAR's services include primary health care; health education; school and university education; adult education; environmental health programmes; vocational training, and initiatives to strengthen governance, civil society, and human rights. AMAR's low-key, low-cost, professional approach has won the approval of national governments, the World Health Organisation, the World Bank and UNESCO. AMAR is not just helping people to rebuild their lives, but also improving the health, stability and empowerment of communities.     

Children's Hope UK (UK, 1111002) Browse events

Working with children in Bangladesh slums. Among other we provide full educational expenses, uniform, transport, books, nutrition and comprehensive medical care to the entire family members. Average cost is about £22 per month. Our long term goal is to unlock the cycle of poverty.

People Matter (UK, 1062467) Browse events

The People Matter Charitable Trust was set up by local Christians in 1997 to provide quality information, advice and guidance and practical help to jobseekers in Eastbourne and surrounding areas. We exist so that people have an opportunity to find or retain meaningful and satisfying work through personal support, practical help, information, advice, guidance and encouragement. We provide a personalised service over the course of several hourly sessions. The initial session is spent getting to know the jobseeker, understanding their skills and type of work they are suited for and explaining the further help available. Our highly skilled team of advisers provide help with CV writing, career guidance, business start-up advice, job search, applications and letters to employers. We can also arrange a mock interview with feedback. We offer a wide range of workshops and training opportunities and a popular Job Club. Prospective employers like our service because they find that applicants are job-ready and potentially suitable for employment.

Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King Liverpool (UK, 232709) Browse events

It costs over GBP 2,000 a day to maintain the fabric and ministry of the Metropolitan Cathedral.

Dumfries and Galloway Aviation Museum (UK, SC035189) Browse events

We are a volunteer run museum based on the site of a WW2 aerodrome, RAF Dumfries. We care for an expanding collection of artefacts covering the history of aviation, the role of this base during WW2 and the role of Airborne Forces.

Heritage Marine Foundation (UK, 1129735) Browse events

HMF is an organisation dedicated to teaching young people, without the means to sponsor themselves through a dedicated program, the skills to Conserve, Maintain, and Operate historic vessels. Our aim is to develop a training scheme and facilities to teach traditional maritime skills to young people

Church of the Martyrs (UK, 1134668) Browse events

The Church of the Martyrs is simply a group of people trying to live out the Christian life.We are passionate about working for justice in God’s world, with:Money Matters Leicester (free debt advice)Baby Basics (support for struggling new mothers)….as well as Justice Mail and Just (Leicester's Fair Trade shop) all founded and run by Martyrs members.Please note that all our projects accept and help anyone, of any faith or none. All projects have their own restricted funds, and full accounts are readily available on the Charity Commission website.If you kindly make a donation, please say in the description which project it's for (Baby Basics or Money Matters Leicester or for general church work) so we know who to allocate it to.For more info see:https://mydonate.bt.com/fundraisers/moneymattersleicesterhttps://mydonate.bt.com/fundraisers/christmasfoodbagshttps://www.facebook.com/BabyBasicsLeicester  First, we follow Jesus, because we’ve found him to be the way to a fulfilled life, knowing God as a loving Father who accepts us as we are and delights in our praises. We want to be up front and open about how fantastic that is; but we also want to be honest that there’s also so much in life that we’re still trying to figure out.Secondly, we want to be an outward-looking community, serving our local area. Thirdly, we want to be generous in attitude and action. We get out into the community as Street pastors (helping late night revellers in the West End), or at Tomatoes (cooked breakfast, chat and live music on Saturdays). We host the Women's Welcome Project for asylum seekers (food parcels, advice, classes and companionship) and volunteer at One Roof's Winter Night Shelters for the homeless.  Charity No: 1134668 Find out more Website https://www.martyrs.org.uk

The Hardman Trust (UK, 1042715) Browse events

The Hardman Trust helps people who have been in prison for a long time to get their lives back on track when released. Through our award scheme and prisoner funding directory people, who might otherwise see no future, find work, support their families and become valued members of their communities.

Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation Ltd (UK, Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation Ltd - N/A) Browse events

CLASP Charity (UK, 1154383) Browse events

CLASP - Counselling Life Advice Suicide Prevention Charity raises awareness, support & funds for those suffering the Stigma surrounding Mental and Stress related illness and Suicide. Supporters include the Medical Advisory Service, Financial Ombudsman Outreach, Royal College of Nursing & many more.

Tenovus Scotland Supporting Medical Research (UK, SC009675) Browse events

- To promote medical research of the highest quality - To fund pilot projects where the hypothesis,if successful, may lead to major funding - To support medical doctors and scientists in universities and hospitals - To place 90+pence in every pound raised directly into medical research