St. Clare's Hospice (UK, 515095) Browse events

Based in Jarrow, Tyne and Wear, St. Clare’s Hospice was established in 1987 to provide palliative care to adults with life limiting illnesses south of the Tyne.We must raise £1.4 million every year so we can continue to deliver our services free of charge and rely on kind people like you to help.

Children of Songea Trust (UK, SC036556) Browse events

Children of Songea Trust is a small charity which makes a big difference in a part of the world where health, a good diet and even a basic education are denied to many children. Children of Songea Trust helps children who have lost their parents because of the AIDS epidemic. Its hard to imagine a better cause. Every pound you donate to the Charity will go direct to Tanzania and will help provide health care, food and education for children who have been orphaned. Thanks for your support.

Clytha Group RDA (UK, 1126592) Browse events

Clytha Group RDA gives disabled people in South East Wales the opportunity to ride to benefit their health and well being; offering therapeutic benefits, achievement and enjoyment. We are wholly dependent on voluntary help and donations. In October 2010 four of us did a sponsored trek in Jordan to raise funds for the Group.  We paid the expenses of the trek ourselves, so all the sponsorship we raised went to the Group.

Embrace Kenya (UK, 1162102) Browse events

Dore Foundation (UK, 1096562) Browse events

The Dore Foundation aims to improve the lives of people who have difficulties with learning. It is a grant giving organisation with a particular focus on supporting early interventions for children with special educational needs (SEN). As such, it works collaboratively with schools and other partners to provide access to the Dore Programme, a personalised programme of daily physical exercises for people with learning difficulties and SEN such as Dyslexia, Dyspraxia and ADHD. It is estimated that one in five of us struggle to learn. The pressures to belong and to achieve are consistently promoted, yet the gulf between those who have difficulties with learning and everyone else is still evident. Today’s educational system isn’t working for a significant number of children, many of whom lack the support or resources to do anything about it. We want to help bridge the gap wherever we can to provide real support for those in need and give children the opportunity to achieve and a belief in their own ability.              

KICK (Kickstart Initiatives for Community Kids) (UK, 1099704) Browse events

KICK (Kickstart Initiatives for Community Kids) is a charity established to assist children's and young people's cultural, educational and sporting development.

Friends of Sandringham School (UK, 803736) Browse events

Working in partnership with the school, the charity exists to support the financing of projects that cannot be funded from the schools state budget.

On Road Media (UK, 1165237) Browse events

Thank you for visiting On Road's donate page. As a charity, we're dependent on grants and crucially, individual donations - from people like yourself.If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us on [email protected]. Thank you in advance for your support. On Road is a Third Sector award-winning charity that tackles social problems by improving media coverage of misrepresented groups and issues. The team delivers projects in collaboration with different communities across the UK to bring about real social change. Founded in 2008, it was awarded charitable status in January 2016. On Road’s early work focused on training charities and the communities they work with in media skills, so they could tell their own stories. Since 2011, the charity has worked more closely with communities on collaborative projects.That includes the award-winning All About Trans project, improving the portrayal of trans people in the media, Angles: A Different Take On Sexual And Domestic Abuse, and two new programmes on the representation of people who experience poverty and young people with irregular immigration status. The projects bring media influencers together with people with lived experience, promoting new content and a better understanding of specific issues. Charity No: 1165237 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook https://www.facebook.com/OnRoadMedia/ Twitter https://twitter.com/onroadmedia

THE LOCAL CARERS NETWORK (UK, 1155280) Browse events

University of Sheffield (UK, Donations) Browse events

Donations to University of Sheffield help fund areas such as student hardship, equipment, and ground breaking research. With almost 27,000 of the brightest students from over 140 countries, learning alongside over 1,200 of the best academics from across the globe, the University of Sheffield is one of the world’s leading universities.A member of the UK’s prestigious Russell Group of leading research-led institutions, Sheffield offers world-class teaching and research excellence across a wide range of disciplines. Unified by the power of discovery and understanding, staff and students at the university are committed to finding new ways to transform the world we live in. Find out more Website http://www.shef.ac.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/theuniversityofsheffield Twitter https://www.twitter.com/sheffielduni YouTube http://www.youtube.com/uniofsheffield

THE RICHARD ORMONDE SHUTTLEWORTH REMEMBRANCE TRUST (UK, 307534) Browse events

Cwlwm Monduli (UK, 327330) Browse events

Cwlwm Monduli is a small charity set up in 1985 to provide a link with the Monduli district in Tanzania We now have links within the wider Arusha Region in the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro The main objective is to raise money to provide development grants to small community projects for which there is no government funding. We particularly support projects set up to help women and children with the aim of enabling these communities to help themselves.

Swan Foundation (south East) (UK, 1134561) Browse events

Swan Foundation is a charity dedicated to improving people's lives. We build partnerships with businesses to invest in communities and turn aspirations into reality. The Foundation has been set up to improve the quality of life for people in disadvantaged neighbourhoods. We want to join forces with companies and organisations to make a real difference for people living in these neighbourhoods.

BARTON LE CLAY VILLAGE HALL (UK, 308187) Browse events

Tackle Prostate Cancer (UK, 1123373) Browse events

Tackle Prostate Cancer is a campaign of the Prostate Cancer Support Federation, a charity which acts as an umbrella organisation for all patient-led prostate cancer support groups in the UK.

The University of Bradford (UK, XN6997) Browse events

Education is one of the greatest gifts that can be granted to an individual. It gives opportunity: the opportunity to develop personally and academically; the opportunity to make choices that would otherwise not be available; above all the opportunity to help others, whether socially, practically or by the sharing of knowledge and expertise. At the University of Bradford we are proud of our commitment to education across geographical, social and cultural boundaries and to the celebration of the diversity of the people who are educated here. We recruit the highest proportion of students from comparatively poor backgrounds and BME origins of any UK university, and more than 100 nationalities are represented amongst our 12,000 students. Our spirit is truly inclusive and internationalist. Our emphasis is, and has always been, not only on the fundamental values of a university education and equipping our students for the world of work, reflected in our motto Making Knowledge Work, but also on creating a powerful and transformative environment which demonstrates that it is possible to make a difference in the world. We work hard to help address some of society's biggest challenges. Our Institute of Cancer Therapeutics is discovering and developing new treatments for cancer, and the Bradford Dementia Group has created specialist tools and techniques to improve the care of people suffering from dementia. We were the first university to offer a degree in Peace Studies and are home to one of Europe's top 25, full-service business schools, as ranked by The Financial Times. We are proud that our alumni, staff and students are making real and tangible improvements to the world, both now and for the future. During the last Research Assessment Exercise, two-thirds of Bradford's academics were entered, of which 80% were deemed to be producing research of "international" and "world-leading" quality. Your generosity could be life-changing; funding scholarships, hardship support, learning, teaching and research facilities and ensuring that we continue to attract the very brightest students and essential research funding in today's highly competitive environment. Your contributions to The Braduate Fund will directly enhance the Bradford university experience for thousands of students and so shape the minds of the future.  

WPCA (UK, WPCA) Browse events

Willowfield Parish Community Association was set up 10 years ago in inner east Belfast to benefit local residents; teenagers, elderly, lone parents, primary aged children, unemployed, families struggling with the impact of deprivation and poverty. The Willowfield area (straddling Woodstock & the Mount) is identified as top 10% of social deprivation. WPCA working with Willowfield Church runs a variety of support programmes, i.e. recovering alcoholics, homework clubs, English language classes, sports/ healthy lifestyle kids programmes, volunteer programmes, detached youth work (schools and local streets), lifestyle and self–esteem programmes. We connect with several hundred local people each week impacted by sectarianism, social deprivation, educational underachievement, and low employment opportunities.

Friends of Westfield School (UK, 1027865) Browse events

The Friends of Westfield School (FOWS) is a registered charity set up to fundraise for Westfield Arts College which is a special school catering for the needs of 180 pupils aged 5 - 19 with moderate/complex learning difficulties situated in Weymouth. Nearly half of the students also have a diagnosis of Autism. Westfield is in an area that has significant social and economic deprivation with 34% of the pupils being entitled to Free School Meals. FOWS is currently raising funds for stage two of the playground improvements. FOWS is run by a group of parents, staff and interested stakeholders of the school. All funds raised are used to buy (or contribute towards) equipment, minibuses, building projects etc. as requested by the school for the enrichment of the school experience for the pupils. Stage one of the playground improvements was completed in October 2013 and has been a huge success with the children. This included creating the structure for further developments as well new climbing equipment, swings, cone climber and monkey bars as well as a Multi use games area (MUGA). Stage two will see the inclusion of road tracks for bikes and scooters, shaded areas and seating to name but a few. Many of the children had found it very difficult to cope with being in such a large unstructured area causing them high levels of anxiety which translates into unacceptable behaviour.  Stage one has dealt with many of these issues.  The school now wants to build on this success  to produce an exciting, stimulating, safe play area that meets the diverse needs of all the pupils. This will continue to develop and improve the childrens self confidence, increase their ablity to learn through play, improve their social skills, their fitness and their sense of well-being. A team of staff from Westfield will be taking part in the Rock solid Race in Exeter and are seeking your sponsorship for this challenge. The event consist of a 10km race with 27 obstacles. The team will be pushed to ther max. Against the clock they will be running, jumping, crawling, pulling and climbing all the way from start to finish. It will be wet, muddy and very challenging!!

NADFAS (UK, 1089743) Browse events

NADFAS promotes and advances the education of the public in the Decorative and Fine Arts, and gives aid for the preservation of the artistic heritage of the UK and other countries. It maintains an active grant-giving programme focused on the Decorative and Fine Arts and their conservation.

Dementia Adventure Trust (UK, 1152315) Browse events

The Dementia Adventure Trust (DAT) was registered as a charity in 2013 to relieve the needs of people living with dementia, and their carers by:Providing or assisting in the provision of holidays, outdoor activities or other support and,Promoting research into the benefits of activities which assist in furthering the understanding of living purposefully and meaningfully with dementia and publishing the results of that research

Carecent York (UK, 1134381) Browse events

Carecent is a York-based breakfast centre for the homeless and disadvantaged. Carecent is a breakfast centre for all homeless, unemployed and disadvantaged members of our community. We are open six mornings a week: Monday to Saturday from 8.30am to 10.45am. including Bank Holidays and Christmas Day. We provide food, clothing, toiletries and fellowship in a clean, friendly environment, and our volunteers are always ready to listen and offer help and advice where we can. We receive no formal funding and therefore rely solely on donations of money, food, clothing and toiletries in order to continue.We welcome other agencies who can offer professional advice on housing problems, substance dependency issues and other types of help and support,  but our main function is to provide food and shelter to those who need it without requiring anything from them in return.   Charity No: 1134381 Find out more Website http://www.carecent.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/carecentyork/?ref=ts&fref=ts

The Scottish Mask and Puppet Centre (UK, SC014379) Browse events

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My Social Innovation (UK, 1128403) Browse events

My Social Innovation - Creates youth-led social enterprises. We work with young people from challenging circumstances and help them sustian businesses with economic and civic value at thier heart. We also run the Next Big Thing programme; a unique business development, and mentoring competition.

SHETLAND RESCUE (UK, 514964) Browse events

The Dominic Simpson Memorial Trust Limited (UK, 1109452) Browse events

The Dominic Simpson Memorial Trust Limited was set up in March 2005, in memory of Dominic Simpson. Our aim is to advance education and facilitate educational opportunity for individuals and communities in the Middle East. Our work currently focuses particularly on the education of disadvantaged girls and young women in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Investment in female education is shown to benefit individuals, their families and their communities. We know from the testimonies we receive from our project partners that it is not only the financial input that our young beneficiaries appreciate, but also the fact of knowing that there are people elsewhere in the world who wish them well. This helps them to feel more hopeful about their future. Thank you for your support.