Friends of Queens Croft and Liberty Staffordshire (UK, 1054149) Browse events

 ‘Liberty Staffordshire’ is a non-profit charity that provides young people with special needs opportunities to live and work within Staffordshire, West Midlands and Warwickshire. It was set up to combat the lack of government funding provided to help these youngsters both socially and with their physical and mental health.Queen’s Croft Special School is a learning community for youngsters who find learning and physical activities difficult. It focuses not only on education but on the individuals forward journey and transition to mainstream life. A generic Special School serving students from age 11 to 19, Queens Croft is different to any other because it continues its support way beyond education.  Queens Croft and ‘Liberty Staffordshire’ We have set a task to increase fitness and muscle tone in as many young people that they can reach. They are working together to tackle the cliff drop transition between education and life beyond for people with special needs. Most educational establishments do not and pupils are left high and dry when education ceases. We provide vocational training, employment opportunities, football clubs, fitness and access to the arts for all.    Due to lack of Government funding these children and young people do not get the physiotherapy that they require. The project is to set up ‘Boot Camp’ style exercise classes working with specially adapted gym equipment to tackle this issue. With funding we will run a yearly’ Iron Man’ challenge that they can compete in at their level. They will in turn be able to gain their own sponsorship to raise money for the continuing success of this project.To be able to do this we need to raise £18,000 to install specially adapted gym equipment, employ specialist trainers to run disability team games and running clubs. There is nowhere else that runs specially adapted exercise classes. We aim to integrate main stream young people when appropriate to the training sessions. There has been no other project or service where the children can socialize and integrate with others from the community. People with disabilities are unable to attend out of school gym clubs, mainstream dance classes or sports activities as others do which limits their social skills, stamina and physical development. Please help to give these children a sense of belonging and purpose.  Charity No: 1054149 Find out more Facebook https://en-gb.facebook.com/libertystaffordshire/

DAVID EASTEAL TRUST (UK, 327674) Browse events

Friends Of Fetcham Village Infant School (UK, 287208) Browse events

Friends of Fetcham Village Infant & Pre-school. We are a group of volunteer parents & carers who work together to organise fundraising events in order in enhance the learning environment and facilities at our wonderful village school. Past proceeds from events have been spent on paying for school trips, playground equipment and markings (including the beautiful, and very popular pirate ship and murals) and donating money to each individual class to be spent on whatever learning aids the teachers and TA's felt appropriate. Current and future funds are looking to be spent on enhancing the Reception classes play area with new equipment and markings, renewing the washroom areas for each classroom and installing much needed storage space for all classrooms. Thank you for supporting our wonderful school

Down Right Brilliant (UK, NIC100736) Browse events

Down Right Brilliant is based in Newry and the surrounding area. We support children and young people with Down's Syndrome and their families. We hold monthly meetings and run a range of clubs and activities.

Potters Temple (UK, 030609120) Browse events

Birstall Scout Group (UK, 524710) Browse events

Birstall Scout Group promotes the development of young people, both boys and girls, in line with The Scout Association policies and procedures. Our group consists of Beavers (6-8yrs), Cubs (8-10yrs) and Scouts (10-14yrs) and is growing year on year. Our aim is to educate, guide and help develop young children within the global scouting programme which, includes activities such as outdoors, community, fitness, global, creative, beliefs and attitude. It is important for us to ensure there is a route for all children to join our membership and partake in the benefits the group can offer. This allows all children to participate in activities and attend trips away including camping etc. We feel the group allows children to develop and take responsibility for themselves and others to assist them in life as they develop into an adult. The group has members from various backgrounds and will help and support low income families to ensure their children are not discriminated against and can still enjoy all activities and education which the scout group offers. Please help us in fundraising to further enhance our group in areas of growth, equipment, activities and development.

READING AND EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY (UK, 1169146) Browse events

World Health Foundation (UK, 251347717) Browse events

Active Women and Girls Foundation (UK, 1193290) Browse events

Bloomsbury Network (UK, 1177326) Browse events

The Bloomsbury Network educates patients and those close to them about the latest advances in HIV care and treatment. We support people to live well with HIV and are committed to challenging stigma, ignorance and misinformation, wherever they are found.

Friends of Salhouse Church (UK, XN83380311) Browse events

The Friends of Salhouse Church has as its main objective the preservation and enhancement of our beautiful fifteenth century church, All Saints, in Salhouse, Norfolk. This church is a priceless asset to the whole community, which it has served for over six hundred years, and we want to ensure that it lasts another six hundred (at least!) Started only in July 2011, the Friends have already chalked up two major successes.  In December 2011 we laid on a water supply, thanks to a local farmer who kindly let us tap into his bore hole.  Then in April 2012, we worked with the diocesan WiSpire team to get a broadband transmitter installed on the church tower, giving us an internet hot-spot within the church (with an eye to on-line broadcasts). Our current aim is to help raise funds towards the planned extension to the church.  This will provide a kitchen and toilets - facilities which were somehow overlooked when the church was first built.  Once we have these, the church will be able to host concerts, hold workshops and generally serve the local community. See our website for details of our SINGATHON on September 29-30

Centre For Christian Care And Counselling (UK, 1074818) Browse events

4Cs (Centres for Christian Care and Counselling) is a local low-cost counselling organisation run by trained volunteers who are Christians. There are currently centres in Dereham, Norwich, Aylsham and Lowestoft (King's Lynn very soon). 4Cs services are open to everyone, irrespective of faith (or no faith), gender, race, age or sexuality, . People come for counselling for a wide variety of issues, although the most common ones are relationship issues, depression, low self-esteem or as a result of past emotional trauma. The work can be both short or long term. Most people come to 4Cs following recommendation from their GP. Although some counselling is available on the NHS, many people find that this is insufficient and come to 4Cs for longer term work.

Shiloh Rotherham (UK, 1066577) Browse events

What we do and Why Shiloh, a Christian Charity, aims to help people in the locality of Rotherham living in poverty, transition, oppression and homelessness to rebuild their lives, by providing food, support and necessary information to enable them to connect with health, housing and hope. We provide compassion and dignity including facilities for washing, showering and laundry and can connect guests to other support services enabling them to make better choices for an independent life. We believe this - that Jesus cared for the poor - and we want to do the same. We welcome guests and volunteers regardless of their beliefs. Our Vision We want a society in which all human beings have the ability to provide for themselves and their families: food, shelter, and independence. We want people to know that they are not alone and we want to help them to help themselves. 

Swansea Neath Port Talbot Citizens Advice Bureau (UK, 518825) Browse events

The Citizens Advice service provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. It values diversity, promotes equality and challenges discrimination. The service aims to provide the advice people need for the problems they face, and to improve the policies and practices that affect people’s lives.

Harmony Gambia (UK, 1127623) Browse events

St Mary's Church Byfleet (UK, St Mary's Church Byfleet - N/A) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

The Whitmore Trust (UK, 801203) Browse events

The Whitmore Trust has broad ranging objects, but primarily is active in supporting development activities in and for countries in sub-saharan Africa. These activities are financed by the trust and are closely monitored by the trustees and active associates to ensure the funds are properly applied for the defined objectives To achieve its objects the Trust works closely with UK Methodist Churches, linking into Methodist Churches and other agencies in the receiving countries. The majority of the funds received are where the purpose of the funds are designated by the donor, or the terms of specific fund raising projects. Primarily the Trust is involved in a variety of activities in Gambia, Sierra Leone, Ghana and Uganda with different activities in each country. Educational development is provided for Gambia, Sierra Leone and Ghana through shipping of used school furniture and materials redundant in UK. Education sponsorships are provided for students in Gambia Medical support is provided to Gambia and Sierra Leone through provision of medication to be used in the medical services provided by the Methodist Churches in those countries. Specifically support is given in Gambia to provision of support for cataract surgery. In Uganda support is given for a charity involved in natural medicines development

Lakeside Christian Fellowship Trust (UK, 1103430) Browse events

The Trust has been established to support Christian ministries throughout the world and this includes working to provide a home and education for children in Kenya who have lost both parents to AIDS and supporting families in Romania whose children have AIDS

St Nicholas Toddlers & Playgroup (UK, SCO12553) Browse events

Thank you for visiting the St Nicholas Preschool Playgroup and Toddlers profile page on MyDonate. St Nicholas Playgroup & Toddlers is a thriving local group that has been providing fun and early years support to children and adults alike, in a safe and stimulating environment, for over 45 years. Charity No: SCO12553 Find out more Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/stnicholasplaygroupandtoddlers/

The Prince Andrew Charitable Trust (UK, 290140) Browse events

The Prince Andrew Charitable Trust makes donations to charitable bodies where The Duke has a particular link or interest. This includes charities focused on supporting young people, sensory and healthcare issues, science and engineering, and the participation of the disabled and wounded servicemen and women in sporting activities.

WRPA Benevolent Trust (UK, 1138659) Browse events

The WRPA Benevolent Trust was established in March 2010 with a £10,000 donation from Team Wales. The purpose of the trust is to provide support to current and former professional rugby players in times of serious illness, injury or hardship. For more information please visit www.wrpa.co.uk

Our Lady Immaculate School Friends Association (UK, 803613) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.  The Our Lady Immaculate (OLI) School, Friends Association is the, parent lead, fundraising committee for the school.Our role is to raise funds for facilities and equipment such as; new books, maths software, indoor & outdoor play equipment, computer equipment and other facilities required by the school, which cannot be funded by the school budget.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 803613

Sukhita Child Humanitarian Projects (UK, SC037555) Browse events

We have a simple aim - to seek to relieve the suffering of children and young persons affected by poverty, malnutrition or disease and to provide particular support to those with special needs. In achieving this, we have concentrated our efforts on supporting those children and communities in Sri Lanka who have been severely affected or impoverished as a direct consequence of the Asian Tsunami on 26 December 2004.

Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery Trust (UK, 1152434) Browse events

Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery Trust are working to restore and develop Pitzhanger Manor House & Gallery. The Grade I-listed manor-house is regarded as an architectural treasure, designed and lived in by the revered British architect Sir John Soane. In the heart of Ealing village, but set in 28 acres ofrestored parkland (today’s Walpole Park), lies Sir John Soane’s Grade I-listedmanor house built in 1800 as his ‘dream villa’.The Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery project will cost £11m tocompletely restore Sir John Soane’s Grade I-listed historic house, upgrade the1939 gallery building for major exhibitions, create a new restaurant and eventspace in the walled garden, improve visitor facilities, and make the houseaccessible to all visitors on a free basis. The project will reveal Soane's original vision for hiscountry home, a rare surviving Regency villa and gardens. The north side of thebuilding and the west elevation of Soane’s Eating Room will be revealed for thefirst time in nearly 120 years; and important examples of Soane’s genius,notably his conservatory, will be reinstated.Once reopened in 2018, the Manor & Gallery will be adestination of local, national and international importance. Charity No: 1152434 Find out more Website http://www.pitzhanger.org.uk Twitter https://twitter.com/Pitzhanger

The Little Haven (UK, SCO35358) Browse events

The Little Haven provides support for people affected by life limiting illness, including cancer, MS, and heart and lung disease. We deliver a professional service through a sustainable programme of complementary therapy and by providing up-to-date advice and guidance materials for clients, their carers and families. Our mission is that everyone affected by life limiting illness has access to free specialist support, information and comfort. Our purpose is to provide motivation, hope and counsel to improve well-being and encourage self-help. We offer professional therapy, support and advice, and help clients cope with long term conditions through the application of self-management principles. We are an independent, community-based charity that offers unique and specialist support within a rural environment.