2 Water (UK, 1139090) Browse events

2 Water focuses on bringing water projects and providing sanitation to communities in need all around the globe. All donations are used towards our water pumps and borehole systems in Malawi, Zimbabwe, Ghana and Mozambique. We would love for you to join our mission to end water poverty worldwide!

CCPS (UK, 284353) Browse events

We provide respite care for 4 weeks every summer to children with physical and learning difficulties and their parents in the southern part of West Sussex.

The Maarifa Project (UK, SCO44784) Browse events

The purpose of the Maarifa Project is to promote sustainable advancement of education appropriate to the needs and culture of Tanzanian and Scottish communities of learning. Maarifa Project work is designed and delivered using informal methods of engagement such as the creative arts. The project places emphasis on the importance of developing a wider understanding of culture and heritage and the impact this has on living in a multi-cultural society.

Mthunzi and Lilanda Initiative (UK, SC038694) Browse events

Mthunzi and Lilanda Initiative supports the education of vulnerable young people affected by economic and social problems in Zambia. We're building a secondary school at Mthunzi and meanwhile we pay school and college fees so these kids can achieve their huge potential.

The Earth Education Project (UK, 1141186) Browse events

The Earth Education Project (EEP) works to empower women in Nicaragua through art and education. We teach and support a group of women living on Central Americas largest rubbish dump, La Chureca, to recycle scrap paper by hand and create unique paper products. The women receive a fair wage, food for their family, employment and opportunity to change their futures. DONATE . CREATE HOPE . CHANGE LIVES Our paper workshop is funded entirely through the sales of our products and donations. We would not be able to provide the education, skill set and opportunity to the women of La Chureca without you. You are the difference in a ‘Churecera’s’ life. All donations make a difference as 100% of your donation reaches the women we work with. We require funding to provide lasting solutions and therefore believe that donors should be able to trace where their generous support goes. DONATION PACKAGES Donor packages provide an opportunity to put your donation into immediate effect with a specific project. GBP £10 provides school and workshop materials for 1 woman for 1 month. GBP £20 gives one family of 5 a provisions basket filled with essential food items such as rice, oats, sugar as well as home items including, soap and cleaning materials. GBP £35 provides a package of essential tools such as paint brushes, scissors, text books, pencils and rulers. Sponsor a woman for GBP £110/month. Provide the opportunity to learn, work in a stable environment, workshop materials and  food for her family for one month. For GBP £1,300 you can sponsor one woman for one year do this together with family and friends. You do not have to sign up every year for this donation package; changing her life for one year will mean she will receive the training and eductaion she needs to lift her family our of poverty. For further information please contact Andrea Paltzer  [email protected]      /       +44(0)78 5342 4990

Institution of Civil Engineers (UK, 210252) Browse events

Civil engineers transform people’s lives. That’s why we’re sending a group of 10 civil engineers to Rwanda. They will build a 45 metre suspension bridge for 6,000 people facing rural isolation. The people living in Uwacyeza and Muganza cannot cross the Giwsi River for 120 days during the year. When the river floods, local farmers can’t travel to the market to sell their goods, students can’t attend school, and the health clinic is inaccessible. Over the past three years, three people have died attempting to cross the river. The community urgently needs a bridge in order to have safe, year-round access on both sides of the river.We are looking to raise £15,000 to cover flights, accommodation, food and vaccinations for our group of civil engineers:Philip CrossettKatherine DevlinCiara DohertyGary DonnellyClaire HughesRab LavertyMatthew LoweEugene McFeelyMartin McGuinnessLynsey McNeillyThe group will fly to Rwanda this May and spend two weeks constructing the bridge from start to finish. This is a joint venture project. The following organisations have already committed a total of £50,000 toward the cost of the bridge:ArupBelfast MetFarransGRAHAMH&J Martin ConstructionMcAdam DesignQueen’s University BelfastRPSTranslinkWDR & RT TaggartThe trip is part of ICE 200, a celebration throughout 2018 of the 200th anniversary of the Institution of the Civil Engineers. To find out more about civil engineering, visit www.ice.org.uk/wice.Help to shape the world by donating today.  Charity No: 210252 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Twitter http://www.twitter.com/ICE_NIreland

Swindon Christian Community Projects (UK, 1112928) Browse events

Swindon Foodbank, under the umbrella of Swindon Christian Community Projects, provides emergency food for people in Swindon and the surrounding area when they are experiencing a crisis. Food is allocated through a voucher system. Vouchers are held by various Professional Agencies in the area who can help the people to sort out the issues that have brought them into crisis.

HEADWAY HIGHLAND (UK, SC 023551) Browse events

Headway Highland is a local charity dedicated to improving life after an acquired brain injury.

Fowey Festival of Arts and Literature (UK, 1143916) Browse events

The charity seeks to advance the education of the public in the Arts and, in particular but not exclusively in Literature; to include the provision of a Festival and related events in and around Fowey(Cornwall), for the benefit of all residents of, and visitors to the area.

The Bach Choir (UK, 258287) Browse events

Over a century of songFounded in 1876, The Bach Choir is recognised as one of the world’s leading choruses, building upon a tradition that combines musical excellence with creativity and innovation. From the first performance in Britain of Bach’s Mass in B minor to the soundtrack for Ridley Scott’s 2012 epic Prometheus, our musical heritage is as rich as it is diverse.Directed by David Hill, one of the country’s most eminent conductors, we regularly perform and record across London and the UK in prestigious venues, from the Royal Albert Hall to Abbey Road Studios. A unique collective voiceDescribed by the London Evening Standard as ‘probably the finest independent choir in the world’, we value the freedom that our independence brings, allowing us to work with the very best conductors, orchestras, and soloists, and to choose the music we perform. To date we have sung over 200 works in more than 80 venues, and continue to share our work with audiences around the world. A distinctive, challenging repertoireFrom oratorio to film scores and from St Paul’s Cathedral to Sydney Opera House, our repertoire – which covers works from the 16th century to the present day – celebrates the power that music has to connect us, to take us beyond ourselves, and to spark our imagination. Our work has an emotional intensity that only a large choir can evoke and in 2012 we invited a host of younger voices to join us. Our performance of Bob Chilcott’s The Angry Planet at the BBC Proms saw over 250 school children singing as part of our sixth world premiere since 2001. A list of notable namesIt is our people who define us. Sir Charles Villiers Stanford, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Sir David Willcocks: these are just a few of the eminent musicians that have played a part in our history and created the musical pedigree that we build upon today. With HRH The Prince of Wales as our Patron, John Rutter as our President, and David Hill as our Musical Director, our performances and recordings go from strength to strength. A choir for the 21st centuryThe Bach Choir has always been and continues to be characterised by the commitment of its members. With over 220 talented singers coming from all walks of life, an international touring schedule, and an outreach programme that takes our passion for music into inner-city schools, we are an active community performing, recording and sharing music for everyone to enjoy, whatever their age or background.

Derbyshire Voice (UK, 1117438) Browse events

We are a user led organisation and a registered charity and company. We play an important part in working to improve mental health services across Derby City and Derbyshire.

IFES Ireland (UK, IFES Ireland - N/A) Browse events

Our mission is to inspire and equip students to become passionate lifelong followers of Jesus Christ. This is done by nurturing the growth of student-led, missional Christian Unions on every campus in Ireland.

Sphephelo (UK, SCO46124) Browse events

Sphephelo is a Zulu word for refuge. We provide a service for young women in Durban affected by homelessness. Many have been affected by violence and abuse in their family or community. We provide practical support and help to rebuild lives. Our key values are empowerment, partnership and feminism.

BASILDON PRIDE CIO (UK, 1193090) Browse events

Crps Partners In Pain (UK, 462765361) Browse events

The Toby Edwards Memorial Fund (UK, 1152999) Browse events

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The Temple Church (UK, XR35309) Browse events

TEMPLE CHURCH ORGAN FUND. You will see that we are appealing for a major sum (£750,000) for essential works to the Organ. The Organ is a mammoth instrument containing around 3,500 wooden and metal pipes, ranging from 32ft in length to just a few inches. Over time, wood warps, leather perishes and electrical wiring deteriorates dangerously. Metal buckles, dirt falls into pipes, and all of the organ’s thousands of intricate parts, often not accessible on a regular visit, have to be checked and repaired or renewed. Over 50 years since its installation, the majestic organ of the Temple Church now needs this once in a generation overhaul. We hope that through the generosity of those who have attended and loved the Temple Church and its music, future generations will also benefit from and enjoy this remarkable instrument. DUNWICH DYNAMO CYCLE RIDE: London Fields to Dunwich (120 miles) overnight on 30th June/1 July 2012. Click here > to support us. Several choir parents, staff and our friends, have decided to do their bit for the organ appeal. It's an instrument we have all enjoyed, so it seems appropriate to be part of the effort to secure its future for those to come. We'll be cycling overnight this June 30th, from London Fields to Dunwich on the Suffolk Coast, taking part in London's greatest mass participation ride - the Dunwich Dynamo. This is 120 miles of cycling which attracts 500 or so participants each year. We're currently putting together some fundraising targets, building these around the idea of our adopting one (or more!) of the 64 stops. (Each stop consisting of several of the 3,742 pipes which are now being so beautifully overhauled (at an average cost of £215 per pipe)). We won't of course, fill the fundraising gap by ourselves. But we will have made a contribution, and will perhaps encourage others who have and continue to enjoy the organ, to reach further in to their pockets. So do help by digging deep and supporting us.                

Follow That Fire Engine (UK, 1133477) Browse events

FOLLOW THAT FIRE ENGINE is an awe inspiring expedition that has never been attempted before. A crew of friends plan to achieve Guinness World Record status by circumnavigating the globe....in a fire engine! FOLLOW THAT FIRE ENGINE is dedicated to the memory of Garth Moore, who passed away last year at the age of 63, after a brave battle with lung cancer. Garth was a Fire Fighter and dedicated his life to fighting fires and saving the lives of others over the course of his 33 years in service. His son Steve Moore is the brainchild, expedition leader and driving force behind FOLLOW THAT FIRE ENGINE. The goal of FOLLOW THAT FIRE ENGINE is to raise money and awareness for three charities; Macmillan Cancer Support, The Fire Fighters Charity and Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation. 100% of the money raised will go to charity. The expedition is entirely self funded by the crew. For more information please check out the website www.followthatfireengine.com or contact the team directly. We would be delighted to hear from you. All the best The FTFE Crew  

Xenia Hospice (UK, 27340781) Browse events

De Stichting Vrienden Xenia Hospice, opgericht op 2 april 2009, heeft ten doel het financieel en materieel ondersteunen van de activiteiten van Stichting Xenia Hospice voor jongeren en jongvolwassenen. Hierbij valt te denken aan het verkrijgen van giften, donaties, erfenissen en legaten.

FOGH & FOSSS (UK, 1096109) Browse events

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Forth Valley Deaf Children's Society (UK, SC045573) Browse events

Forth Valley Deaf Children's Society is a local charity run by parents and carers of deaf children living in Forth Valley. Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Our Missions: We aim to provide social activities that will promote the interaction of our deaf children with other deaf children and their hearing peers. We want to be able to use this page to encourage people who are interested to join our friendly group and be able to be a part of our events and fundraising activities, and also to support us as a charity.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: SC045573 Find out more Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Forth-Valley-Deaf-Childrens-Society-1645185865710486/

ChinaNext Foundation (UK, 1149502) Browse events

ChinaNext Foundation supports and fosters the development of civil society in China. We do this by helping the people behind the nascent voluntary sector in China, which is massively underdeveloped and posses a big obstacle to the forming of a functioning civil society. Within the remit of existing law, ChinaNext Foundation aids, supports and trains individuals in China's voluntary sector, to develop awareness and skills necessary in the next generation Chinese citizens. In the process, we provide ample opportunities for the younger generation in the UK to participate in what is set to be one of the greatest social transformations in the human history. We are agnostic about the exact charitable cause but rather focused on developing the awareness and action capabilities of the Chinese voluntary sector, an essential part of a civil society. For that end, we also host a series of events to encourage the exchange of ideas and best practices between the UK and Chinese voluntary sectors and on constant look for bright minds who are able to see what we see as the an unprecedented opportunity to make an impact in the world's most populous country. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/chinanextfoundation   Follow us @ Twitter @china_next

ochre - a national cancer charity (UK, sc032343) Browse events

Ochre has been formed to promote awareness of oesophageal cancer amongst the public, professionals, politicians and patients. We also intend to encourage research into the causes of oesophageal cancer and to develop information and support services for patients and their families. Upper gastrointestinal cancers are classically detected as advanced tumours and as such have a poor prognosis. A five-year survival rate of only 6% is achieved even with use of radiotherapy and surgery; as such, oesophageal cancer is now the fourth highest cancer killer in the UK and causes around 4,000 deaths each year. There is at present little dedicated research into the causes of oesophageal cancer or ways in which earlier diagnosis can be made. Ochre is attempting to change this situation and has recently been instrumental in the purchase of a state-of-the-art LIFE-GI (light-induced-fluorescence-endoscopy) system, now in operation at Gartnavel General Hospital in Glasgow.The system, costing £39,000, is capable of detecting cancerous cells at a very early stage, thereby offering vastly improved chances of survival to oesophageal cancer patients.

East London Cabbies Outing For Children with Disabilties (UK, 1055257) Browse events

Helping disabled children from East london habe a fun day out to Maldon in Essex

Breast Cancer Arabia Foundation (UK, 1153107) Browse events

We sponsor surgery and treatment for women living and working in the United Arab Emirates, diagnosed with breast cancer who are unable to afford their treatment costs.