Aviation Action (UK, 1192648) Browse events

We are one of the leading mental health & wellbeing charities specifically set up to support the Aviation community. Through peer support, group support and professional support we supply vital aid to the aviation community when they are facing difficult times, both personally and professionally.

NECRET - North East Cancer Research & Education Trust (UK, 20074845) Browse events

This approach to achieving the highest quality cancer care involves: -Funding state of the art equipment -Conducting and contributing to clinical cancer research -Supporting training & education to help our medical staff

MyBnk (UK, 1123791) Browse events

MyBnk are an award-winning education charity working with young people to build the knowledge, skills and confidence to manage their money effectively and to make enterprising choices throughout their lives.

ARK ASSIST (UK, 1174897) Browse events

RAF Museum (UK, 244708) Browse events

The RAF Museum is Britain's only national Museum dedicated wholly to aviation. Its collection of 500,000 artefacts and more than 200 aircraft is the largest in Europe. Donations support vital work preserving the collection, acquisition of new objects and education and community activities.

Lanarkshire Deaf Club SCIO (UK, SC048560) Browse events

The club helps by holding a social night every Saturday to bring deaf and hard of hearing people into the club. Ages vary from birth to elderly. The club also helps hearing people learn sign language. Our services include a Drop in service, Job Club, Family Group, Daily Groups and Gym class

SPACE (UK, 1175957) Browse events

The aim of SPACE is to provide a local, fun, safe and accessible environment in which children with disabilities and additional needs can play. Also opportunities for parents and carers to meet and provide mutual support. The charity has been founded by mums who have children with disabilities and additional needs. Through our own experience we have found that there is very little support for families with young children with disabilities/additional needs and locally there are no accessible play areas. Our goal is to increase the support and opportunities through continuing to provide our 'stay and play', 'little stars' and parent support sessions. We aim to raise enough money to open our own centre so that we can support more children and their families.

Hertford Museum (UK, 312142) Browse events

Hertford Museum is an independent museum and registered charity. Our 100,000+ collections represent the heritage of Hertford and 30 villages in East Herts. Home of the Addis Archive and the museum of the Hertfordshire Regiment. Founded in 1903, we have maintained free admission ever since.

Cambridge Rape Crisis Centre (UK, 286098) Browse events

The Cambridge Rape Crisis Centre is a helpline service run by women, for women and girls who have survived or are currently experiencing sexual violence.

Open Door Charity (UK, 1189664) Browse events

We are a leading charity based in Wirral set up to ensure that young people could receive immediate mental health support that was relevant and in line with their needs and interests. Everything we do is to shape change by empowering, providing opportunities and using culture as a vehicle for change

Tony Barnard Foundation (UK, 1136753) Browse events

Opportunities for all - TBF seeks to open doors for children and adults with learning difficulties who may have their opportunities to develop or to enhance their life skills thwarted through lack of funds. The Tony Barnard Foundation was formed in memory of Tony Barnard.Tony suffered a massive brain trauma and adapted to life as a disabled man for over twenty years. He endured several months of total blindness and he learned how to cope in his dark world.  This equipped him with new and different strategies with which to face life. Tony had been a very successful business man prior to his trauma and was a great believer in the power of the marketing and networking tools. Having lost the use of 50% of his body Tony never allowed the disability to constrain his desire to continue to network and support, encourage and help others. Tony made often made friends of those who found friendship a struggle.  He understood what it was to have your confidence shattered and your world shrink through trauma. Working together The aim of the Foundation is to support in whatever way we can. The Foundation will raise funds that can be distributed to open doors for some and take the pressure off others. None of the money raised will go to employ people—all the money raised will be to offer direct relief or to offer individuals, groups or families opportunities to enhance their quality of life. Who will benefit We will aim to support those with a learning difficulty to enable them to be more independent and to have the opportunity to participate in the community in which they live.

Harold Dean Charity - Number 266850 (UK, 266850) Browse events

Located on the edge of the busy market town of Harleston in South Norfolk, the Harold Dean Charity (HDC) owns two of the Fishing Lakes at the Weybread Pits in Mid Suffolk, the Number 1 and Middle Pit and currently leases a third and the largest: the Ocean. The Ocean Lake has now been put up for sale. We are currently fundraising to complete an Option to purchase the Ocean before 31 December 2025. We have raised funding pledges of £243,000 but still need a further £172,000 to complete our purchase option in time. Success will see us continuing to shoulder the main responsibility for this unique site and will ensure that the community can enjoy access in perpetuity. Through its active stewardship of the lakes in partnership with the Harleston and Wortwell District Angling Club, the Weybread Sailing Club and other individuals and agencies HDC has also been able to keep this natural haven intact for more than half a century for the enjoyment of many hundreds of local people. Recognised as an important site for wildlife, it has been designated a County Wildlife Site, there is nowhere comparable in this part of East Anglia. The modest surplus generated from the current activities are distributed to local charities by HDC.

Safe Passage International (UK, 1179608) Browse events

Nearly half of all refugees are children and more than ever before are unaccompanied, having lost family members along the way or been forced to flee alone. On their journey to reach a place of safety, these children are often vulnerable to trafficking and subject to violence and abuse. Many are forced to sleep rough or live in desperately inadequate accommodation. It doesn't have to be like this. Many refugee children have a legal right to travel to a place of sanctuary, whether it’s to be reunited with family or to be protected from harm because of their extreme vulnerability. Safe Passage has teams in Greece, Italy and France working to reunite refugee children with their families in the UK and Europe. We help to open and strengthen safe and legal routes to protection for refugee children, then support their first steps to rebuilding their lives. We do this through a unique combination of legal work and campaigning. More than 1,700 children have travelled through routes we have helped to open since we began work in 2015.

Sanctuary Trust (UK, 375) Browse events

We provide accommodation & support to men facing homelessness through: economic hardship; domestic violence; mental health issues; family/relationship breakdown or addiction issues, be it gambling, drugs or alcohol. We receive no government support & have an annual funding deficit of over £100,000

PENKRIDGE & DISTRICT ROUND TABLE CHARITABLE TRUST (UK, 1188142) Browse events

Equality Network (UK, SC037852) Browse events

The Equality Network works for equality and human rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people in Scotland. Every penny you donate helps make Scotland a place in which everyone can live free from prejudice and discrimination. http://www.equality-network.org

Girlguiding (UK, 306016) Browse events

Girlguiding is the leading charity for girls and young women in the UK. We build girls’ confidence and raise their aspirations. We give them the chance to discover their full potential and encourage them to be a powerful force for good. We give them a space to have fun.

STEPS Rehabilitation Foundation (UK, 1202566) Browse events

STEPS Rehabilitation Foundation help individuals and their families who have suffered a traumatic or life changing injury or condition including a traumatic or acquired brain injury, amputation or stroke. Support includes mobility aids, home adaptations, counselling and respite care.

Sandalls (UK, 1047591) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our MyDonate page. We are the collective force of Parents, Carers and Staff at Sandhurst infant and junior schools in Catford London. A non-profit organisation that seeks to bring school and home together for a strong community.lPlease donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1047591 Find out more Facebook https://www.facebook.com/SandallsInfantAndJuniors/

Dundee Rotary Club (UK, SC036683) Browse events

The Rotary Club of Dundee was founded in 1921, and has a membership of around 100. We are very proud of our status as the largest club in what was the very first Rotary District in the world. Our fundraising activities include an . . The next main event is our 31st Charity Dinner, which will be held on Friday 29th October 2016. The Dinners are widely supported by the business community in and around Dundee, and have raised over £650,000 for local, national, and international charities. February 2017 will see the Club organise another successful Swimarathon in the Olympia Swimming Pool.With these, and other events throughout the Rotary Year, we raise in the region of £75,000 - £100,000 each year. This allows us to support a wide range of charitable commitments, covering local and national issues. Charity No: SC036683 Find out more Website http://www.dundee.rotary1010.org

Folkestone Rainbow Centre (UK, Folkestone Rainbow Centre - N/A) Browse events

Mullartown House (UK, NIC105856) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Project H (UK, 1183626) Browse events

We work with communities to provide defibrillators and training plus essential equipment to enhance the health and safety requirements for their autonomous existence

The Women's Council (UK, 266145) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 266145

Unique Home (UK, 1127531) Browse events

We support Unique Home in Punjab, India. Helping the Home to raise unwanted or abandoned girls. Full information is on our website www.uniquehomeforgirls.co.uk