Clare College, Cambridge (UK, 1137531) Browse events

Clare College is the second oldest College in Cambridge University. It is a progressive and informal College with an emphasis on academic excellence and access to education for students from all social backgrounds.

AWF (UK, 1076270) Browse events

The AWF brings ordinary people together with grassroots projects around th world fighting to defend nature, the environment and communities under threat.

Vrienden van Hospice De Regenboog in Eindhoven (UK, 17158317) Browse events

Hospice de Regenboog wil mensen met een ongeneeslijke ziekte in de laatste fase van hun bestaan de hoogst mogelijke kwaliteit van leven bieden. Het hospice biedt palliatieve zorg: zorg gericht op verzachting en verlichting. Met persoonlijke aandacht bereiden de medewerkers de gasten en hun naasten voor op de dingen die komen gaan. De Stichting Vrienden van Hospice de Regenboog zet zich in om financiële steun te krijgen voor het hospice, om zo bijzondere en extra zorg mogelijk te maken. Door steun van particulieren en bedrijven is het hospice een plek waar onze gasten rust en ruimte vinden en waar altijd aandacht is voor het individu. Met uw hulp laten we persoonlijke wensen van onze gasten in vervulling gaan en investeren we in een waardevolle laatste fase van hun leven.

Volunteer in Brazil (UK, 1136103) Browse events

The charity supports educational and small scale development projects in urban Rio de Janeiro and in rural areas of North East Brazil. We also provide opportunities for individuals to volunteer in Brazil and the UK, provide exposure visits and raise awareness of poverty and injustice.

Calcutta Hope (UK, 1084800) Browse events

Calcutta Hope is a charity that works for some of India's poorest children. Please find out more: www.calcuttahope.org Thank you!

Blyth Wildlife Rescue Fund (UK, Blyth Wildlife Rescue Fund - N/A) Browse events

Rotary Club of Brentwood (UK, 1061479) Browse events

The Rotary Club of Brentwood, formed in 1932, has over 40 members. We are commited to helping good causes and supporting local, national and international charitable work. Our work is supported by fundraising projects, organised by our club and relies on public co-opreation for our success.

ETHSHAM GHAFOOR MEMORIAL TRUST (UK, 1172864) Browse events

Miles of Smiles (UK, 1127114) Browse events

Miles of Smiles is a charity that aims to make youngsters who need a smile in their day feel special. To put some sparkle and love and a few giggles in their day. They do this by organising treats- or 'smiles' for children who are nominated to them.

Cheshire Home, Guernsey (UK, Cheshire Home, Guernsey - N/A) Browse events

We provide long term residential, day and respite care for people with serious physical disabilities such as MS, spinal injuries, strokes and MND. We are a real home. With no direct funding from the States or the Leonard Cheshire Foundation we need your support - £40,000 per month to keep going!!

The King's Foundation Ltd (UK, 1105460) Browse events

The King's Foundation uses sport to develop children and young people physically, emotionally and spiritually. King’s work across the UK and developing world in partnership with local organisations to develop leaders and provide sports and activity programmes for children

Cavitron Fund (UK, 290039) Browse events

The Cavitron Fund provides facilities, equipment and health care, unavailable from public funds, for the relief and treatment of people with brain, or spinal cord tumours, in Derriford Hospital, Plymouth, serving South West England. £1,250,000 of equipment since 1982. http:www.cavitromfund.org.uk

Financial Freedom Family (UK, 842620604) Browse events

The Foundation for Positive Mental Health (UK, The Foundation for Positive Mental Health - N/A) Browse events

The Lilias Graham Trust (UK, SC006647) Browse events

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National Pet Month (UK, 1114880) Browse events

National Pet Month’s aims are to: promote responsible pet ownership make people aware of the benefits of pets for people and people for pets increase public awareness of services available from professionals who work with animals raise awareness of the role, value and contribution to society of working companion animals

THE FOOTBALL FOUNDATION (UK, 1079309) Browse events

Nikki's Trust (UK, 1149315) Browse events

Inspired by Nikki Fagg the Trust has been setup to promote awareness of and access to the HPV vaccination against Cervical Cancer and also for those in Nikki’s position to tackle the unbelievable pain that cancer causes if it spreads to the bones. Whatever you can afford, we will put to good work.

Beatson Cancer Charity (UK, SCO11740) Browse events

The Beatson Cancer Charity exists to enhance the experience, treatment, outcomes and wellbeing of current and former cancer patients and their families or carers in the broadest possible sense. We achieve this by delivering non-clinical services and funding enhancements in cancer treatment, care and research in partnership with the Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre. Significant funding provides additional patient and family resources and facilities, innovative service developments and enhanced medical equipment. Our funding also provides extra staff resources including clinical nurse specialists and radiography and research staff as well as innovative and ground-breaking research and funding for staff education, training and personal development.

Friends of Pebane (UK, SCO42295) Browse events

Friends of Pebane:  The story so far…… Pebane is a district in Zambesia region in Mozambique. Zambesia is the second poorest region in Mozambique which is the sixth poorest country in the world. Maternal and infant death rates are amongst the highest in the world. We aim to help the community of Pebane in several areas: We visit Pebane each year to work with local people on practical projects. We pay for our own international travel and stay with local people to reduce costs. In between visits we fundraise for projects. 100% of all monies raised are spent on the hospital and community projects.

Stepping Stones School Hindhead (UK, 1039622) Browse events

Stepping Stones is a school where children with mild disabilities / hemiplegia can really thrive and fulfil their potential. We believe in providing the children with a caring, fun environment where they can truly benefit from a bespoke curriculum, technologically innovative teaching practices and the chance to grow and develop into confident, independent young men and women. We understand the difficulties and care about the challenges that a young person with disabilities faces. We want their time at Stepping Stones to be one where they grow both academically and socially.

AL AKRAM TRUST (UK, 1077822) Browse events

Al-Akram Trust is an educational organisation in Derby that aims to bring all members of the community together in the pursuit of learning and education.

BOSTAN WELFARE (UK, 1187837) Browse events

Friends of Kennel lane (UK, 1045258) Browse events

9th Harpenden Scout Group (UK, 1021216) Browse events

9th Harpenden Scout Group - a community based group providing activities, education and exploration for local children.  On this page you can pay your subscriptions and make donations to the group. Our new hut is now built, so many thanks to all those who helped, monetarily or otherwise. (To hire the hut, go to our website: harpendenhall.org) In order to pay your subscription or donation, please click on the Make a donation button in the right hand column. But first, please see the guidance below. Gift Aid The subscriptions (and any other donations by anyone other than companies) potentially qualify for gift aid. So, during the payment process, you will be asked whether you elect for gift aid. This boosts our income by 25%, at no cost to you, so we encourage you to elect for gift aid if possible (see next paragraph).  The subscription/donation payment will qualify for gift aid if it is made by a taxpayer who, in the tax year (6 April to 5 April) that the subscription is paid, has paid or will pay an amount of Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax that is at least equal to the amount of tax that the 9th Harpenden (plus any other charities or Community Amateur Sports Clubs) will reclaim on that person's gifts for that tax year. Other taxes such as VAT, Corporation Tax or Council Tax do not qualify. Charities can reclaim 25p of tax on every £1 gift given (on or after 6 April 2008).  If you do not meet this test and so cannot claim, but another member of the family does, please arrange for them to make the payment instead, if possible. We can only reclaim basic rate income tax; if you pay higher rates of tax, you should keep a record of the subscription and enter it in your tax return to receive a rebate of the higher rate tax, which will be equal to 25% of your cash subscription/donation. On £110, that's £27.50 rebate, and on £40 that's £10, so it is worth doing. Even if you don't want to benefit from this rebate, please consider making the claim anyway and passing the benefit to us (by making an additional donation equal to the rebate). Subscriptions The information that you will have to fill in to make your payment is very straightforward. When you are asked if you wish to disclose your name and leave a message, it is important that you specify "subs" and the name of the child to which the payment relates. Otherwise, we will not know that you have paid.  If you have more than one subscription to pay, you are welcome to combine the figures into one payment, as long as you ensure that your message specifies the names of the children to which it relates. Brick appeal and donations  If you are making a donation, please explain this in the Leave a Message box. For late donations to the brick appeal, make sure that in that box you specify the names of the child (or adult) that you wish to be inscribed. (Maximum characters: 2 lines per brick; 13 letters per line.) Please opt for gift aid if you qualify.