The main focus for Dans Charity is to raise money to support local charities with Medical Equipment, Rehabilitation and Financial Support when they need it most. Providing much needed support to these charities is our passion.
Our vision is to create the Golden Leaf of London by establishing ribbons of vegetation across London connecting natural spaces and local communities in a living work of art. By doing this, we will re-establish the sense of balance between the city and nature, improve life for ourselves and future generations, and create enduring beauty. We will achieve this by engaging with and educating local communities, authorities, schools and a wide range of stakeholders to establish an integrated and diverse network that will enable, support and sustain the Golden Leaf of London.
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At Boarbank Hall we run a 27 bed Nursing Home, with the help of a wonderful team of dedicated lay staff providing end-of-life, respite, and long-term care. Our Guest House, welcomes anyone for holidays or retreats and our chapel is open to all for Sunday Mass and the sung Office of the Church.
At More Horizons we work tirelessly to protect and improve good health and well-being through our outreach activities with an ethos of compassion and care. The pandemic has changed the world. But with your help we can make a difference through collective action and make the world a happier place.
Our organisation raises funds for a flagship new playpark in Rothamsted park, Harpenden.
Acorn Alternative Provision is a Christian charity, working in partnership with local churches, to deliver trauma-informed educational programmes and wrap-around support to young people and families, who are facing exclusion or disengagement from mainstream school.
Here at the Hills Academy PTFA we work hard in the background to create events to benefit the pupils of the Hills Academy and their families. Events range from School discos, bingo, mufti days to summer and christmas fairs. We hope you can contribute to the charity and help us reach our goals.
Silver Friends was established to help overcome the unnecessary sadness too many older people in our community because of loneliness and isolation. We are committed to ensure older people never feel alone and forgotten by making home visits, social events, monthly outings which are all volunteer led
The How Hill Trust is renowned for its environmental education work with schoolchildren. Pupils stay in the house using its unique position in the Norfolk Broads to experience activities such as dyke dipping, orienteering, thatching, boat trips, nature trails, weaving, aquatic ecology and much more.
The Church Hall and the Old Boys School in Braughing, owned by the Church of England have served the local community for generations, diversifying its offering over the years to keep up with local need. However, in recent years, due to dwindling income at St Mary’s Church, they are no longer able to maintain these precious community buildings and faced the prospect of closure and sale in 2022. Following significant resistance from the local community, a small group of local residents was formed to explore the options available, and the church agreed to work together to save these buildings for future generations to come. In July 2023, the Charity Commission approved an application for a new charity called Braughing Old Boys School Community Trust. Trustees are now in negotiations with the church about options for future ownership of these buildings. The trust aims to enhance, preserve, maintain and invigorate these historic buildings for the wider benefit of the community, which will serve as a gathering place for the local community and visitors to the village. Funding is required by the trust to secure the future ownership of these buildings and enable significant investment in the buildings and improve the facilities, reflecting the needs of modern day Braughing.
TYKES offers respite and support to young people between the ages of 5 and 25 who have a caring role within their home. We aim to make a positive difference in the lives and wellbeing of Young Carers and their families by offering advice along with emotional and practical support. TYKES advocates for Young Carers and raises awareness of their issues by engaging with the community, statutory agencies and other organisations. TYKES believes it is the right of every Young Carer to be recognised, have their voice heard and have the same life chances and opportunities as other children and young people of a similar age.
We are a liberal synagogue and hub fundraising for a vital renovation: updating the facilities for people all over the borough to use. We are aiming to create a space that is inspiring yet welcoming, that reflects our values: caring for the planet and for all the people who pass through our doors.
Prof. Richard Demarco CBE is an artist, teacher and patron of the arts. Throughout seven decades, he has tirelessly promoted and pioneered the visual art world in Scotland. His archive of over 1 million images, films, audio files and artwork document the Celtic experience of many great artists.
We are a charity organisation working on reopening City Farm Stoke-on-Trent. Once open we farm will be free to enter and will offer education and activities. We want the new generation to make memories at the farm like their parents did when the farm was open.
MAN MATTERS offers support to all who identify as male, are aged 18+, living in the Wakefield District. GASPED, Giving Advice and Support to People in Emotional Distress. Providing supportive services to help people grow in confidence and rise to the challenges they face.
Many Dental professionals are unaware of the huge potential that the combined value of removed restorations represents. We believe patients, professionals and the public are united in the belief that this money is best used for the greater good - to help the many children’s charities across the country in their vital work. That’s why we make it possible for value driven dental practice to make a big difference - collecting and turning restorations and old donated jewellery, into cash - which becomes income for children’s charities. Why Gold For Kids? As dentists ourselves, we know that there is value in the restorations and precious metals we recover from patients. Traditionally, due to the relatively low value of a single restoration, that value was retained. But what if that value could be multiplied and used to benefit some of the most vulnerable children in the UK? This is why Gold For Kids was created. Where does the money go? Gold For Kids currently partners with Barnardos and NSPCC, with a view to expand our support to other childrens’ charities as our partnerships grow. Currently resourced entirely by volunteers, our registered charity status means that in the future, the costs of operating the charity will be covered by the gift aid recovered on donations, so the value of your donation is what is transferred to the charity. How can you help? By showing your support through a cash donation, old jewellery or discarded dental restorations.
We are EVGC! Our motto is ‘Gymnastics for all, Gymnastics for life’. We are based in the East Midlands and offer gymnastics for all different ages and abilities. We support our local community by offering a safe, proactive place for everyone to attend.
SPSAS is a charity for single parents all over the UK. We aim to combat isolation and loneliness through uniting as a community. We have sub groups to help members with mental health support, domestic abuse support, parents with children with additional needs. We are aiming to support single parents to gain access to services which normally have long waiting lists or costs involved so they are unable to access them. We also provide emergency food and energy top ups
Giving Back refers to the act of showing gratitude to others by offering help, whether it be through volunteering, donating money or creating social impact. By supporting charitable causes like ours you can make a difference to your community.
Brightly is a small Jersey charity that provides support to children and young people from birth to 25 years who are in residential care, foster care, care leavers or those not in care but whose home life or particular circumstances may not provide them with the support they need to grow up well.
Each week we see around 100+ children and young people aged from 8-18, who are engaging in positive & fun activities. including arts & crafts, sports & more. We offer pastoral/one to one support in schools and the community, We encourage All to be the Best they can be.