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Honeywell Schools Lollipop Patrol (UK, 1087950X) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aLet’s save our lollipop patrol once again! Honeywell parents and Savills have worked together to fund our school crossing patrol service since Wandsworth Council funding for lollipop patrols was stopped in 2013. Our wonderful lollipop men, Fred and Raj, keep our young children safe crossing Northcote and Webb's Roads, help older children walk to school independently and are an important part of the Honeywell community. We are proud to be the only state school in Wandsworth that still maintains a lollipop patrol and fundraise to support the service every two years. The service costs about £11,200 a year and is part funded by an extremely generous sponsorship from Savills estate agent but we need to set our fundraising target at a massive £12,500. This will safeguard the service until September 2021 so please give generously. If you are a UK taxpayer, please do make a Gift Aid declaration. This enables us to receive an extra 25% on top of your donation at no extra cost to you. Thank you for your support.
Friends Of Mikoroshoni Primary School (UK, Friends Of Mikoroshoni Primary School - N/A) Browse events
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Medic Assist International (UK, 1104760) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aBringing health and hope in the hardest times. When poor people get sick, daily life gets tougher still. MAI, and our supporters, are here to change that. Our partnerships with exceptional Christian healthcare providers in some of the world’s poorest communities is saving lives and reducing suffering for thousands of people living in poverty every year. And by providing low-cost affordable healthcare to the poorest our partners prevent many families from falling into absolute destitution and debt. We are bringing health and hope in the hardest times to people in Chad, India, South Africa and South Sudan. Supporters like you make this possible. Thank you.
The Bike Project
(UK, 1152354) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1152354) What we do We are a community of refugees, mechanics and volunteers. We receive donations of second- hand bikes, fix them together at our workshop, and then donate them to asylum seekers and refugees. By attending our workshop and helping to fix their own bike, all beneficiaries get actively involved in the process as much as possible. This enables them to learn basic bike maintenance and form long-term supportive relationships. We also run a separate project where we teach refugee women to cycle. We teach cycling proficiency, in an all-female environment, to complete beginners. The lessons run once a week, for ten weeks, and all participants are given a bike at the end. Why we do it "The Bike Project provides the first step into normal living for those who have faced persecution and atrocity" Helen Bamber OBE Transport in London can be expensive. This is especially true for a refugee going through the asylum process. Having fled persecution and atrocity in their country of origin, they are forced to live on a mere £36 a week in benefits, and prevented from finding employment. London is a city that is rich in opportunities. A bike can help these people reach the many resources that London has to offer: charities that can feed them, lawyers that can aid their application process, home office appointments, healthcare, education and much more. If they are lucky enough to receive status, a bike can help them find employment. "When you have to go from charity to charity to feed yourself, a bike becomes very important to your life." Beneficiary
The Friends Of The Bristol Eye Hospital
(UK, 274349) Browse events
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(UK, 274349) object is to relieve patients of the Bristol Eye Hospital who need asssistance and generally to support the charitable work of the hospital
Rotary Club of Flitwick Vale (UK, 1031318) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aCreated via charity sign up service.
St Albans Symphony Orchestra (UK, 1038283) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aCreated via charity sign up service.
Charles Wood Festival and Summer School (UK, 102656) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aOur aims are: To promote the music of Charles Wood and his association with Armagh. To provide opportunities for people to develop and enhance skills associated with music in worship. To present programmes of music to the highest achievable standard within both a concert and liturgical context.
Marley's Aart Foundation
(UK, 1199753) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Not every young person with mental health issues wants to talk, we believe that young people who suffer from mental health issues such as social and anxiety disorders should have access to a different type of therapy to help them cope with their issues. Our focus is to raise funds to organisations who can offer Art Therapy for young people who will benefit from this form of therapy. We raise funds to commission organisations who have the expertise to offer Art Therapy for a length of time outside the standard six to eight sessions. We also support schools in offering Art After school Club for children not interested in sports.
Friends For Life Bedfordshire
(UK, 1165730) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Friends for Life is a registered charity (number 1165730) which provides friendship and company to residents of Bedfordshire care homes. Friends for Life recognises how effective friendship is in reducing loneliness and recruits volunteers to become personal befrienders who can offer time, friendship and company to those who most need it. Most, but not all of those benefiting from Friends for Life befrienders are older people and Friends for Life offer their befrienders to any resident who is in need. Friends for Life befrienders make a real difference to the lives of those they visit and the work we do is enthusiastically endorsed by social services.
Move 4 Mikey Fundraiser in association with Oracle Cancer Trust (UK, Move 4 Mikey Fundraiser in association with Oracle Cancer Trust - N/A) Browse events
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Immigrant Counselling And Psychotherapy (icap)
(UK, 1079353) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00icap provides high quality psychotherapy to help people heal their lives and deal with emotional trauma, depression and risk of suicide. Founded to meet the needs of Irish immigrants resident in Britain. Irish immigrants in Britain have higher rates of mental distress than most migrant communities. Rates of suicide, attempted suicides and undetermined deaths for Irish men is double the rate for all men. Our psychotherapy is long-term intensive clinical work, that provides lasting benefits to some of the most fragile and isolated people in Britain. Our expertise in supporting Irish people who have experienced abuse and cultural loss mean we are also able to support people from other economic or conflict migration communities.
Dawatal Islam Soothill Trust (UK, 1179462) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aPlace of worship for members of the public. Out of hours Islamic education for children. Islamic marriage ceremony's. Funeral services. Educational talks (Both Islamic/health/general well being) Outreach activities