hazelwoodVISION (UK, SC039972) Browse events

hazelwoodVISION is based at Hazelwood School Glasgow for children with sensory impairment. Its mission is to fundraise for the development and continuation of the extended day programme and specialist therapies which cannot be accessed outside school due to pupils disabilities and needs, and costs.

Southampton & District Spina Bifida & Hydrocephalus Association (UK, 255998) Browse events

To support parents and children of Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus covering Hampshire, Wiltshire and Dorset.Every penny we raise goes direct to the people we help. The charity is run by volunteers - we pay no salaries and keep our costs to a minimum. We could not do what we do without your support.

Dominase Development - Buriton Village-to-Village Group (UK, 1139835) Browse events

Living conditions in the community of Dominase (in the far north of the Central Region of Ghana) are fairly primitive and unhealthy. There is no running water and only a few wells from which people have to carry all their daily needs. The local river, often used for washing, is very dirty and can cause chronic disease and death. Very few people have anywhere to go to the toilet - contributing to the unhealthy conditions. People in Dominase, particularly young children, often die due to diseases caused by poor sanitation. Schools lack many of the basic things that we take for granted. The Buriton Village to Village Group works in partnership with community leaders in Dominase to improve everyday lives by helping with education, clean water, sanitation and health care. Initially we helped provide a health clinic with a generator, medical supplies and funding for living quarters for a nurse. Links with schools were also amongst our early achievements. We have subsequently helped to improve supplies of clean drinking water by raising thousands of pounds from fund-raising initiatives. Our latest initiative, launched in 2012, will help with education at about twenty schools in and around Dominase. Supplementary reading books can make a big difference to children’s opportunities to learn English at an early age – which opens the door to all subsequent learning of other subjects; and to a route out of poverty. Miss out on English in their early years of education, and the children miss out on life-chance opportunities thereafter – as generations of villagers have done in the past. Every £2 that we raise can provide a new book for our School Library initiative. There are few books in schools at present, but there is a willingness in all of the local schools to develop a Library facility – even if the library is in a box! We are also helping to improve sanitation through our special Buy-a-Bog campaign - providing individual households with their first family toilets, ever. Every £30 raised buys the materials for a basic family loo and we have trained local masons to do all the construction required. We are also providing blocks of toilets at schools - with hand-washing facilities from rainwater harvesting. Children, particularly girls, are now attending school more consistently as they know that they have some privacy when needed. We hope that you may be willing to help in some way - no matter how small.

ToHelp (UK, 1145958) Browse events

ToHelp focuses on the welfare of Children and the Elderly by working with local communities and charity partners on projects to improve education, health and quality of life in developing countries. The projects that we support include the building of orphanages, schools and medical facilities.

The Body Shop Foundation (UK, 802757) Browse events

The Body Shop Foundation supports innovative global projects working in the areas of human & civil rights and environmental & animal protection.

ELSTON PRE-SCHOOL (UK, 1172446) Browse events

Effective Altruism London (UK, 1170614) Browse events

Effective altruism (EA) is a philosophy and a social movement that applies evidence, reason and rationality to the goal of making the world a better place. The simplest example of EA is using evidence to guide philanthropic donation choices, but the idea expands to researching how different careers provide different ethical opportunities and thinking about how to spend time effectively.  Effective Altruism London is an informative social hub for anyone based in London who is interested in making the biggest possible difference in the world through high-impact philanthropy or other evidence-based methods. EA London attempts to inspire people to do more good with their lives and supports them to be more effective in their good actions.To donate to us by credit or debit card, please click the Donate Now button.Donations from UK taxpayers are eligible for Gift Aid. Charity No: 1170614 Find out more Website http://ealondon.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/LondonAltruism/ Twitter https://twitter.com/londonaltruism

The Oli Bennett Charitable Trust (UK, 1090861) Browse events

It helps young people with grants to get their entrepreneurial ideas from startup to working businesses

Great Dunmow & District Round Table (UK, 1061648) Browse events

Great Dunmow Round Table is a member of the National Association of Round Tables. Best described as a social club with a conscience - It raises money through a variety of fundraising events which benefit the local community and with the proceeds going to both local and international charities.

ABC to read (UK, 1102692) Browse events

In a diverse area like Berkshire there are many children who have trouble reading. ABC to read was set up in 2004 to find, train and support volunteers in primary schools across Berkshire. We help hundreds of children each year.

Weca (UK, 1144308) Browse events

Provide an overview of the project (ongoing or new, start date, how it will operate) Warrington Ethnic Community Association intend to continue with an ongoing event in Warrington to showcase the work it supports within the community. The Charity runs a one day event called the Mela, The word MELA come from Sanskrit "to meet" and is related to "milana". The MELA will be a tool to develop support networks, break taboos and stigmas and build trust between residents and services. Mela’s are traditionally an Asian celebration but WECA (Warrington Ethnic Communities Association) break away from this format and celebrate the rich and diverse cultures of Warrington. It is also an opportunity for various ethnic communities to come together and share common values within the wider Warrington Community. Our communities bring food, entertainment that is traditionally cultural to them. What are the project’s aims and how will they be achieved? The Project is the Mela a cultural festival that raises awareness of the diverse cultures in Warrington. The event will have stalls and entertainment. We invite the police and services to have stalls on the day to enable people to sign up to services and find out more about where to report hate crime, get information on adult social care, and health care services. The stalls and services will be promoted in the intervals of the entertainment.

Baillieston Community Care (UK, 026213) Browse events

Baillieston Community Care is a registered charity and community care organisation which has been established since 1992. Our organisation provides a variety of services aimed at maintaining individuals independence at home.Currently we have three separate services; Private Care at home for adults with disabilities. Creative Breaks Respite Care for adults with Dementia & Dementia Day Care.

Deaf Studies Trust (UK, 289302) Browse events

The Deaf Studies Trust provides innovative solutions to improve communication and reduce isolation within the Deaf Community. It specialises in British Sign Language, and has recently set up special videophones for Deaf people to get help in an emergency and to talk with friends when they are feeling down.

Grittleton Sevington And Leigh Delamere Village Hall And Recreation Ground (UK, 290380) Browse events

It maintains and develops the village hall and recreation ground.

Victim Support Humber (UK, 1095263) Browse events

Age Concern Swindon (UK, 800056) Browse events

Poverty, disadvantage, ill-health and discrimination can prevent older people from living their lives with dignity, security and opportunity. Age Concern Swindon exists to promote the well-being of all older people in and around the borough and helps make later life a fulfilling and enjoyable experience.

Thorn Grove School PTA (UK, 1112336) Browse events

Please complete...Thorn Grove School Parent and Teacher Association.

St Augustine's Church, Even Swindon (UK, St Augustine's Church, Even Swindon - N/A) Browse events

St Augustine's Church was built in 1907 by the workers of the Swindon Railway Works. We receive no state aid or money from the Church of England, and rely on donations and fundraising to keep the building open and in good condition.

SOUTH LIVERPOOL CRICKET FOUNDATION (UK, 1182684) Browse events

Outlook (UK, 1102559) Browse events

We are a social enterprise running personal development programmes to support people, from all walks of life, in gaining the self-awareness and inspiration to create and do more in their lives. Our mission is to produce social value through our work.

Reading Initiative for Tsunami Action (UK, 1114738) Browse events

The Reading Initiative for Tsunami Action (RITA) is a network compromising many Reading based organisations & individuals. RITA was set-up after in late December of 2004 to help with the rebuilding processes in Beruwala - an ancient sea port on the west coast of Sri Lanka hit hard by the tsunami with devastating effect.

Guildford Cathedral (UK, Guildford Cathedral - N/A) Browse events

Guildford Cathedral was designed by Sir Edward Maufe in 1936 and was consecrated in 1961. Its light tranquil interior not only provides a place of worship but also a venue for concerts, school visits, art exhibitions and community events. After almost 60 years it needs extensive restoration.

ROSEMOUNT HOME (UK, 1158481) Browse events

After many years running their business in Consett, Lawrie and Joyce Barnett had a vision to give something back to the local community by opening a residential care home for the elderly. In June 1983 Rosemount was opened as a charity. With the help of many Christian friends Rosemount began to flourish. Today the same pride and attention to care is provided by the staff and we are raising money to contribute towards the upkeep and refurbishment, ensuring this great cause runs on for years to come.

Hagley Ramblers Scout Group (UK, 504641) Browse events

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Leighton Linslade Street Pastors (UK, 1139731) Browse events

Leighton Linslade Street Pastors, part of the national Street Pastor initiative set up by Ascension Trust, is a cross-church response to urban problems, engaging with people on the streets to care, listen and dialogue.