The Tram Stop Shelter Charity Southend (UK, 1155260) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.The Tram Stop Shelter Charity aims to re build the once derelict shelter on Thorpe Esplanade, Southend on Sea, SS1 3BA to provide public community facilities, comprising toilets and changing rooms for disabled people and a shelter for the benefit of the residents and visitors to Southend on Sea. Please donate to support our cause.In 2010 members of the Burgess Estates Residents Association were first to support the project of renovating the derelict shelter. However, surveys proved this not to be a viable option. The Tram Stop Shelter Charity was approved by the Charities Commission in 2014 and our objective is now to re build the Tram Stop Shelter for the benefit of the public, being of architectural, constructional or historical merit. We still need to raise over £200,000 for the rebuild. Charity No: 1155260 Find out more Website http://www.tramstopshelter.co.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/events/132612237078629 YouTube https://youtu.be/Vx3dSrcoNGM

The Edgware And District Reform Synagogue (UK, 1038116) Browse events

Edgware and District Reform Synagogue is a vibrant welcoming community. We are a congregation that values tradition, belief and practice while responding to the challenges of modern life. Our vision is of: - a Reform Jewish community that offers a variety of activities aimed at meeting the diverse religious, cultural, social and educational needs of our members. a caring community that supports its own members and works for the good of the wider community here, in Israel and throughout the world. a community committed to Jewish learning, both for its own sake and to enable the community to make informed Jewish Decisions. a celebrating community that makes Judaism enjoyable, enriching and relevant to the lives of our members. a community that actively engages in interfaith dialogue and shows respect to others. a responsible community keeping faith with the past and working for a better future. a holy community that upholds the teachings of Torah and works for truth, justice and peace

Oakley Holidays (UK, 1093381) Browse events

Oakley Holidays runs two residential holidays for young people aged 12 upwards each year. You can read all about Oakley Holidays on our website www.oakleyholidays.org. As part of their activities in 2009 Oakley members are offering financial and practical support to good causes throughout the world and are building up a special Making a Difference directory on the Oakley website. Julian Wilde, Secretary, of Oakley Holidays, is undertaking a charity bike ride from Prague to Vienna in September.

Friends of Iganga (UK, 1100624) Browse events

It is a small charity working with its Ugandan friends in Iganga (in Eastern Uganda) to develop sustainable projects such as an orphanage, health centre, blind centre and water source protection - to improve their health and quality of life + develop our awareness and understanding.

Doddinghurst Community Pre-School (UK, 1060260) Browse events

THE PRE-SCHOOL PROVIDES ALL LOCAL CHILDREN WITH A SAFE ENVIROMENT TO LEARN AND PLAY, OFFERING ARTS, CRAFTS, MUSIC & MOVEMENT, FREE PLAY AND MANY OTHER ACTIVITIES DURING STRUCTURED SESSIONS THAT PREPARE THE CHILDREN TO MOVE ON TO SCHOOL. THE PRE-SCHOOL IS A VALUABLE PART OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

St Marys Oxted (UK, X78143) Browse events

St. Mary’s is the parish church of Oxted, and has been at the centre of the community since before the Norman Conquest. From generation to generation people have turned to God here, in times of sorrow and joy. In each age the Church has tried to respond to the needs of the community, and in our own day this Christian Community places itself at the service of those who live and work in Oxted. Today we share our faith by worshipping together and bringing the good news of Jesus Christ’s life, death and resurrection to those around us. One of the ways in which we seek to meet the needs of the community is through working with young people, and we are actively fund-raising to expand the activities we are offering to three groups for children between 10 and 16 years old.

THE LOUGHBOROUGH MOSQUE AND ISLAMIC CULTURAL ASSOCIATION (UK, 508706) Browse events

Little Acorns (Colleton) Pre-school (UK, 1075323) Browse events

Little Acorns (Colleton) Pre-School is registered to care for 34 children from the age of 2 to 5 years. The Pre-school has been awarded the highest Grade of outstanding by Ofsted in March 2009. Little Acorns is also a member of the Pre-school learning alliance. Children are looked after by qualified and experienced practitioners. Currently we are raising money to ensure the completion of a proposed extension to the building. This will provide a medical and rest room for sick and younger children and a larger kitchen area.

Friends of Grange Park, Old Coulsdon (UK, 1159938) Browse events

Making our Park the Heart of our Community.

Global Youth (UK, 1118874) Browse events

Global Youth offer a lifeline to remote and isolated charities in developing countries, helping organisations to help themselves by: - Brokering resources, including fundraising in the UK - Building relationships; with other organisations, funders and decision makers - Capacity building; training, fundraising support and strategic planning Currently Global Youth is working with a remarkable organisation called ChildLife. Childlife is based on the Thai/ Myanmar (Burma) border, and provides support for children and young people who would otherwise have nothing. To date, Gobal Youth has been able to provide some grassroots support in the form of supporting volunteers, carrying out a needs assessment, staff training and strategic planning. Through our fundraising efforts in the UK we have also been able to provide the resources for ChildLife to employ an administrator and a nurse at the shelter and purchase essential equipment for the children.

The Flavasum Trust (UK, 1120245) Browse events

To raise awareness amongst young people of the dangers of carrying knives through the arts.

Bervie Play Parks (UK, SCO42985) Browse events

The Bervie Play Parks Committee was set up with the aim of raising money to improve and expand upon the existing, limited, playground facilities in Inverbervie. We are a registered charity (SCO42985). Our strategy has been to involve the whole community in our fund raising activities so that everyone feels they have a stake in the completed project. Our emphasis has been upon family friendly events; monthly roller discos, Easter trails, Halloween parties and a Jubilee street party. We have organised a comprehensive program of children’s holiday events and in addition, we have compiled a CD showcasing local music. The Burgh Hall has been turned in to a cinema, showcasing the latest films. We persuaded fifty people to abseil off the North Water Bridge in Montrose. We have brought a wide variety of workshops and activities to the village, with card crafting, cave exploring, circus training and everything in between. We want to make sure the journey is as much fun as reaching the destination! Our first priority is to completely revamp the Church Street play park, turning it into a fully refurbished, inclusive play space which will be renamed "The Cutty Park". We'll soon have plans to put on public display and these will give a sense of the transformation. To date, we have raised £16,047.19, and for the completion of this park, we need to raise approximately £80,000. We have been overwhelmed with the support we have already received and look forward to having lots of fun raising the rest. We are committed to providing excellent play facilities for our children, to improve their health and well-being, and to make Inverbervie and even better place to live! The Bervie Play Parks Committee was set up with the aim of raising money to improve and expand upon the existing, limited, playground facilities in Inverbervie. We are a registered charity (SCO42985). Our strategy has been to involve the whole community in our fund raising activities so that everyone feels they have a stake in the completed project. Our emphasis has been upon family friendly events; monthly roller discos, Easter trails, Halloween parties and a Jubilee street party. We have organised a comprehensive program of children’s holiday events and in addition, we have compiled a CD showcasing local music. The Burgh Hall has been turned in to a cinema, showcasing the latest films. We persuaded fifty people to abseil off the North Water Bridge in Montrose. We have brought a wide variety of workshops and activities to the village, with card crafting, cave exploring, circus training and everything in between. We want to make sure the journey is as much fun as reaching the destination! Our first priority is to completely revamp the Church Street play park, turning it into a fully refurbished, inclusive play space which will be renamed "The Cutty Park". We'll soon have plans to put on public display and these will give a sense of the transformation. To date, we have raised £16,047.19, and for the completion of this park, we need to raise approximately £80,000. We have been overwhelmed with the support we have already received and look forward to having lots of fun raising the rest. We are committed to providing excellent play facilities for our children, to improve their health and well-being, and to make Inverbervie and even better place to live!

Education For Choice (UK, 1010629) Browse events

As of January 2012, Education For Choice is a project of Brook the young people's sexual health charity. With your generous support, Education For Choice will continue to provide information, education and advocacy to ensure that young people are supported to make informed decisions about pregnancy.

Autism Cymru (UK, 1092527) Browse events

Autism Cymru is Wales’ National Charity for Autism and since 2001 has worked in collaboration with others in the public and voluntary sector to influence major policy changes. Autism Cymru has made great strides in raising the profile of Autism in Wales through high level campaigning.

Richard Bright Vegf Research Trust (UK, 1095785) Browse events

The Richard Bright VEGf Research Trust was established to research all aspects of VEGf biology with particular emphasis on new vessel fromation and non-endothelial cell survival. Both these aspects are governed by VEGf in islet transplantation.

Rigpa Fellowship (UK, 770047927) Browse events

Abbey Community Centre (UK, 295191) Browse events

Abbey Community Centre provides a range of services to improve the quality of life of people in the local community, especially those who are disadvantaged or have greater need. Principal activities are a low cost creche, parenting advice, services for over 60's, welfare rights, English classes and many more services.

Spinal Bleeds Trust (UK, 1085131) Browse events

The Spinal Bleeds Trust helps people affected by spinal bleeds. Spinal bleeds are bleeds in the spinal cord which cause permanent paralysis. Our aim is to provide money for essential equipment and care to enhance their lives With your help, we can make a genuine difference.

HC4AI (UK, 1158474) Browse events

We provide healthcare to third world remote rural communities that have very limited or no access to health care by using modern technology and innovation. Remote rural people make long & arduous journeys to medical centres but are now treated in their homes using community health workers (CHW) travelling to the patient and linking with the doctors in their clinics, and hospitals via tele-medicine technology.The CHWs carry essential drugs and are trained in dispensing with advice from the doctors.The doctors talk directly with patients and the CHWs in real time using the tele-medicine technology.The Patient’s condition and clinical observations are transmitted to the doctor through tele-medicine and recording apps.The Patient’s medical details are available to the doctor and CHW via an app on their hand held tablet and a remote Electronic Medical Records Database.Patients who need escalated treatment are evacuated to hospital in the same ambulance that the CHWs use to attend the call.All treatments provided by us including drugs are free to patients who cannot fund their treatment. Charity No: 1158474 Find out more Website http://www.healthcare4all.org.uk

Rotary Jaipur Limb Project (UK, 1037735) Browse events

The Rotary Jaipur Limb Project sponsor and support several limb camps in Asia and Africa and Haiti providing new limbs to thousands of amputees who otherwise live in abject conditions caused by disease, accidents or from minefields. A Jaipur limb costs £25 making active life possible for victims.

Community and Family Initiative (UK, 289179) Browse events

Help and support for families and individuals in the local community. Parenting programmes, divorce and separation recovery, Befrienders and The Sharing Project: practical assistance for people needing furniture & household items. The charity also takes donations of furniture and household items.

Future Nation (UK, 1115050) Browse events

Future Nation campaigns, fundraises and supports the development and growth of young people in partnership with their families and communities.

UKAN (UK, 326361) Browse events

Its aims are to promote awareness of narcolepsy and its associated conditions, and to provide authoritive information about them. It provides practical advice and assistance to sufferers, families and their carers. It also supports research into its causes and treatment and encourages links with other narcolepsy associations worldwide.

Miriam Dean Fund (UK, 269655) Browse events

The Fund is a small charity founded by Miriam Dean in the late 1940s. We currently work with partners in India, Kenya and S Africa meeting medical and educational needs of children and the disabled. Volunteer trustees, working from home, minimise expenses so "every penny given goes" ... to partners.

Langholm Parish Church (UK, SC011946) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.