1st Chinnor Scout Group (UK, 1103291) Browse events

1st Chinnor Scout Group is a thriving scout group in South Oxfordshire. We have a Beaver Colony, a Cub Pack and a Scout Troop catering for boys and girls between 6 and 14 from Chinnor and the neighbouring villages. We have an enthusiastic and dedicated team of adult leaders who organise and run the weekly meetings of Beavers, Cubs, Scouts. They also organise such things as activities, sleepovers and camps. The overall running of the group is overseen by the Group Scout Leader (GSL). The sections are managed by the section leaders aided by assistant leaders and section helpers. We are also assisted at our meetings and activities by parents as required.

ST MARYS DALKEITH (UK, SC001677) Browse events

St Mary's Church Dalkeith is currently fundraising to protect its magnificent Stained Glass windows. They have recently been damaged by vandalism and now have to be covered with steel grills. St Mary's belongs to the Scottish Episcopal Church, which is part of the world wide Anglican Communion.

Share A Star (UK, Share A Star) Browse events

Bringing back the sparkle for severely unwell children.

Philippines Schools Project (UK, 1148559) Browse events

YORK MUSICAL THEATRE COMPANY (UK, 507980) Browse events

York’s longest established amateur theatre company performing in venues across the city and a self funding entity raising our funds through internal giving, musical theatre productions, concerts and donations.

Stars Of Hope Limited (UK, 1137152) Browse events

Stars of Hope is a small charity which aims to improve lives and provide education opportunities for children and vulnerable people within their communities. We provide hope, opportunities and care by sponsoring specific projects, currently in Kenya and Indonesia. Stars of Hope is run entirely by volunteers, and therefore, we have negligible adminstration costs. The Stars of Hope Children's Home in Ruai, Kenya is a home for 36 children from distressing circumstances, including abuse and abandonment. The Children's Home provides a home where they are clothed, fed, schooled and loved. We feel that education is very important to these children and the opportunity to attend school will have a fundamental difference in their lives. 32 of the Stars of Hope children are of school age and Stars of Hope is responsible for all the costs related to their education, including school fees, uniforms, transportation and school lunches. In addition, Stars of Hope also educates another 23 children from the local community. This year, the education budget is over £25,000 and we are constantly fundraising in order to be able to provide this life changing education for these 55 children. Sari Hati is our project in Bali, Indonesia. Sari Hati is a school for disabled young people. There are currently 25 pupils with varying degrees of disability. The school currently operates three days a week and provides a range of lessons and activities for the pupils, in addition to educating carers and parents. Sari Hati has a considerable and positive impact on the lives of these young people and offers invaluable support to their families.      

OHSA (UK, 1046675) Browse events

Old Heath School Association (OHSA) - the PTA for Old Heath Community Primary School. The OHSA has been an integral part of the school community for many years. In its time the OHSA has raised thousands of pounds, which has been spent on equipment and resources to enhance our children’s education experience and the school’s facilities. Our OHSA is about much more than simply fundraising. The OHSA exists to provide closer links between home and school and it is an excellent way to bring staff, parents and friends together socially in support of the school, working towards a common goal. It is fun too - just ask any of the Committee members or OHSA helpers. With the continued support of parents and staff, our OHSA has always succeeded in its efforts and made a real difference to school life. Charity No: 1046675 Find out more Website http://www.ohsa.co.uk Facebook Please click here to visit our Facebook page

HILL CITY CHURCH (UK, 1127263) Browse events

The Whiteley Homes Trust (UK, 1103056) Browse events

Whiteley Village provides almshouse accomodation for older people of limited means. Founded over 100 years ago by the legacy of William Whiteley, the Village has more than 250 cottages, along with a shop & post office, bar/club and village hall, bowling green, 9-hole golf course and putting green, two churches, allotments and fishing lake. There is a wide range of social and activity clubs (from Art to Whist), a bus service, and outings arranged on a regular basis. The majority of the Villagers live independent lives, as singles or couples, in the magnificent Grade II listed cottages but the Whiteley Homes Trust also provides a Welfare Service to all Villagers. The Village also has a Care Centre and an Extra-Care Facility (both of which have been rated 'Excellent' by the CQC) and can provide domiciliary care. The Cottages now need modernisation to meet today's living standards. We have already spent c. £28m, improving six of the eight sections: we need to raise £6m more to complete the work. Please be generous in your support and help us to provide for the next generation of older people who cannot afford their own homes. Thank you.

Active communities Network (UK, 1121216) Browse events

TO PROMOTE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF LONDON AND THE SOUTH EAST OF ENGLAND (THE "AREA OF BENEFIT") WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF SEX, SEXUAL ORIENTATION, RACE OR POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS OR OTHER OPINIONS, BY ASSOCIATING TOGETHER THE SAID INHABITANTS AND THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES, VOLUNTARY AND OTHER ORGANISATIONS IN A COMMON EFFORT TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION

Parents In Need (UK, 1169363) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

MARKET RASEN NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP TRUST (UK, 1038968) Browse events

The Clothworkers' Foundation (UK, 274100) Browse events

The Clothworkers’ Foundation is the independent charitable arm of the Clothworkers’ Company, a City of London Livery Company. The Foundation has wide powers to promote the advancement of charitable purposes, continuing the Company’s long tradition of charitable giving. Since its establishment in 1977 the Foundation has made grants to charitable organisations totalling £82 million. The Foundation currently distributes an average of £5 million per year. Through its charitable funding the Foundation aims to improve the quality of life of people and communities facing disadvantage. The majority of funding is awarded under one our five main programme areas: Encouragement of Young People; Social Inclusion; Elderly; Disability and Visual Impairment. Although it is an endowed trust, the Foundation receives funds from its members (Liverymen) to augment its charitable giving. The funds generated are distributed via the Livery Fund, a sub fund of the Foundation. In 2009, the Livery Fund made grants totalling £56,000 to charities involved with eating disorders, the provision of breaks for disadvantaged children and respite for carers. The categories chosen to receive support from the Livery Fund change each year.

Magellan Trust (UK, Magellan Trust - N/A) Browse events

The key aim of The Magellan Trust is to provide a conduit through which LGBT people, plus their friends and supporters, can make a monetary contribution to the development of their own community and to wider society both locally and globally.

Wheatley Windmill Preservation Society (UK, 1079601) Browse events

Wheatley Windmill Preservation Society is a charity that exists to look after Wheatley Windmill as a community resource for the benefit of the public.

Disability Huntingdonshire DISH (UK, 1061702) Browse events

Information, advice and advocacy for disabled people, carers and families with disabled children.

Cyswllt Contact (UK, 1047945) Browse events

Cyswllt exists to: - Advise and assist persons with alcohol or drug related problems, or who are suffering from eating disorders. - Assist the families and dependants of such persons. - Advance the education of the general public with regard to the misuse of drugs, alcohol and other substances.

Teach For Bangladesh (UK, 454476715) Browse events

Aberystwyth University (UK, x6599) Browse events

Aberystwyth University needs your support. The history of the University has been built upon the generosity of ordinary Welsh men and women who contributed to the start-up costs and who, to a large extent, ensured its survival over its first fifteen years before any government funding was forthcoming. Virtually every major development of the University has been as a result of some form of further philanthropic benefaction, including the land upon which the Penglais campus is built.  Every student who has ever attended Aber has benefitted from this continuous stream of support.  It is our hope that you will wish to continue this wonderful tradition. To donate to the University′s current Annual Fund please visit http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/AberAnnualFund _

Baraka Community Association (UK, 1087721) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1087721

Thames Sailing Barge Trust (UK, 1102840) Browse events

The Thames Sailing Barge Trust aims to preserve in full working order at least one Thames sailing barge and give opportunities to the public to participate in sailing, social and maintenance activities. Currently it owns Pudge and Centaur, the former being a Dunkirk little ship that is undergoing major restoration to ensure future preservation.

Moving On Ayrshire (UK, SC042073) Browse events

Moving On Ayrshire is a charity based in Ayr which provides a free one to one counselling service in a safe environment. Our service is available to all male, female, LGBTQI survivors of sexual abuse & rape aged 14 years upwards resident in South Ayrshire.

FOCP (UK, 1048121) Browse events

The Friends of Calverley Parkside School Association raise funds to support the learning experience of the children at Calverley Parkside School.

Stand Up and Build Project (UK, XT30204) Browse events

Our Objective: Stand Up and Build Project aims to act as a tool of reconciliation, enabling people to work together and learn together without discrimination. Our Approach: Through education we will provide people with OPTIONS, OPPORTUNITY, CHOICE and the ability to obtain work and generate an income for their family. Hence giving them a sense of PRIDE in their achievements. Our Principles: Our principles are friendship, peace, RECONCILIATION, partnership, relationships, & CONNECTIONS created through a humanity between students and people involved in the project, regardless of faith, tribe, gender, wealth or ability. Students will be encouraged to understand their DUTIES, RIGHTS and RESPONSIBILITIES to society and work SAFELY, SUSTAINABLY, efficiently and effectively.

Children With AIDS Charity (UK, 1027816) Browse events

Children with AIDS Charity was set up to help the youngest of those affected by HIV and AIDS. It is a national charity with the simple aim of working towards a future without prejudice.