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CAPUCHIN DAY CENTRE FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE
(UK, 20004835) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 20004835) To provide food and day care facilities for people who are Homeless or in need and marginalised people living in poverty. The ethos of the CDC is to deliver a wholistic and non-judgemental service to our clients. The CDC makes no charge for it's services.
Kesteven Rideability
(UK, 1074079) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1074079) Formed in 1988, Kesteven Rideability provides subsidised therapeutic, recreational and competitive horse riding for children and adults with disabilities.
The Melanesian Mission
(UK, 1104551) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Melanesian Mission is an Anglican mission agency that provides support to the Church of Melanesia through prayer, people and financial grants.
Isle of Ely Rowing Club (UK, 1174226) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aSince our foundation in 2004 the IoERC has opened up rowing to the local community. Fees have been kept low so cost isn't a restriction to membership. Through hard work and dedication we have transformed a stretch of Ely riverside, into a thriving public rowing club making the sport available to all
Gary Andrews Remember a life
(UK, SC049610) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Created via charity sign up service.
The White Ensign Association Ltd
(UK, 206787) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The White Ensign Association is a registered Naval charity founded jointly by the Royal Navy and the City of London in 1958. Our mission is to provide unique, unparalleld guidance of the highest calibre to all serving and former members of the Royal Navy, the Royal Marines and their respective Reserve forces. This service is also extended to their dependants. Our range of services, which are provided on an unbiased, confidential and totally free basis, include assistance with all aspects of: Personal Administration and Finance Resettlement and Employment
Educating The Children
(UK, 1139741) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00ETC stands for Educating The Children, which is exactly what we are doing in the Masai Mara, in Kenya and also in the UK (through our global learning programme). There are essentially two strands to ETC: (1) UK VOLUNTEER TEACHERS: go to teach in the Mara where classroom sizes are roughly 1 teacher to 100 pupils! They also exchange best practises with Kenyan teachers, and educate UK pupils on their return through real life examples of global learning. We provide them with the training to do that. (2) FARIJIKA SECONDARY SCHOOL: we have recently started building the first girls secondary school in the Masai Mara which will also act as a safe haven from female genital mutilation and forced childhood marriages. International research shows that investing in girls delivers a higher return than any other investment made in a community's development.
Yorkshire Wildlife Park Foundation
(UK, 1152642) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Thank you for visiting the YWPF MyDonate website .
Bike 4 Cancer
(UK, 1090133A) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Bike 4 Cancer was set up by a group of keen cyclists who have all lost a family member or close friend to cancer. As a specialist cancer respite charity with a sporting focus, we provide relief from the difficulties of living with cancer. We do this by providing respite days and short-breaks for British families affected by cancer - some of which are cycling related. We also make grants to UK based care institutions and support research into the positive effects of exercise (e.g. cycling) and how it can help both prevent cancer and assist in recovery post diagnosis. Join our cycling community and help people living with cancer at the same time!
Norwich Door to Door
(UK, XR25792081) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Norwich Door to Door is a caring and welfare charity providing accessible mobility transport to disabled people of all ages. We formed in 1992 and continue to work with the same aims and objectives; To enable social inclusion and enhance quality of life for people with severe mobility problems on low incomes in Norwich and districts. We offer mobility bus transport services with affordable fares, for independence, equality, safety and security so that our members are empowered to make their own contribution to their community.
Friends of West Ashton School
(UK, 1137442) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Our role is to support the school community, by helping to strengthen links between parents, carers, and staff and by raising funds to enhance the opportunities and facilities available to our children. Our members include all parents, carers, staff, and all other friends of the school.
Christ Church Boat Club
(UK, X6508) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Christ Church Boat Club is the college boat club of Christ Church, Oxford, a large and prestigious College & constituent part of Oxford University. It exists, as it has for nearly two centuries, to provide rowing, competition facilities & fellowship for undergraduates & graduates studying up at the 'House'. Founded in 1817 (the year of its first Headship) Christ Church Boat Club has a proud and unmatched history among the ranks of the Oxford Colleges. Each year its crews compete at varying levels in the Oxford bumping races & in other competitions, both in Oxford & the wider rowing world. Some of the members of the Club are already experienced oarsmen & women before they arrive: others learn their rowing up at the House (a nickname based on the Latin 'Aedes Christi', literally the 'House of Christ'). Novice programmes begin within a few days of arrival in Oxford, culminating seven weeks later in the Christ Church Regatta, a large annual event involving race-offs between the novice crews of all the Oxford colleges. The following term brings Torpids - an annual bumping race in eights - &, finally, in the summer term a second set of bumping races in Eights Week, often attended by thousands of spectators. A few of the most proficient will be selected to row for the university crews, either in OUBC or OUWBC, or in the men's & women's lightweight or development squads. In addition there is the Christ Church Boat Club Society, an association of old members of the House who come together to provide support in the form of coaching, funding & attendance at races, proving that membership of the club is indeed for life.