The Guildford Waterside Centre (UK, 1110872) Browse events

The Guildford Waterside Centre is an independent registered charity facility and provides facilities and services for a number of organisations in the Guildford area. The member clubs that use the premises are: Also associated with the centre are: In addition, the facilities can be hired.  Please contact [email protected] The Centre's running costs and maintenance are largely covered by membership revenue from the membership clubs and hiring the premises.  Extra funds are always needed for updating and modernising the existing facilities.  If you feel you would like to donate or fundraise for us, we would welcome your support however, large or small. During 2013/2015 The Waterside Centre is hoping to expand and develop its premises and improve the facilities for the local community, the clubs and disabled users, look out for our massive Fundraising Appeal.

Bedford Lions Club Charity Trust Fund (UK, 282588) Browse events

It is for General Charitable Purposes and makes grants and donations to: Children/Young people Elderly/Old People People with disabilities People of a particular ethnic or racial origin Other charities/Voluntary bodies Other defined groups General public/Mankind

Tendring Mental Health Support (UK, 1009827) Browse events

Tendring Mental Health Support has been offering support to people with Mental Health and Learning Disabilities for over thirty years. A well known charity in Essex who is also one of the largest advocacy providers. We also support Health Groups for Men and Women and have vibrant Self Advocacy Groups across the region empowering people to make choices in all aspects of their life. Sports groups are provided and are well attended and loved by all. We also offer support to carers. Our aim is to be working in partnership with other agencies to build stronger commuinities. Advocacy is taking action to help people say what they want, secure their rights represent, their interests and obtain services they need. We are a small charity which heavily relies on funding from statutory agencies and any dononation to our charity makes a huge difference.  

3Cs Cancer Crohns Charity (UK, 1140723) Browse events

3Cs was set up in memory of Graeme Fairhurst. The aim is to raise funds to improve the social experience of young adult patients with a long term illness at the Liverpool Royal Hospital by creating a state of the art social area to try and make a difficult hospital stay easier.

Al-Hijrah Trust (UK, 1018850) Browse events

THE GEDLING AND DISTRICT YOUTH CLUB (UK, 522200) Browse events

Chinmaya Mission (UK) (UK, 1077622) Browse events

Chinmaya Mission is an international humanitarian, educational and spiritual organisation aiming to give maximum happiness to the maximum number for the maximum amount of time by providing individuals of all backgrounds practical means for their spiritual development so that they may become more positive contributors to society.

Testway Transform (UK, 1102937) Browse events

Transform is the community fundraising arm of Testway Housing. The charity focuses on people and aims to promote strong communities by supporting various local groups and organisations.

Easingwold Friends of Chernobyl's Children (UK, 1140974) Browse events

Easingwold Branch of Friends of Chernobyl's Children is a registered charity that funds and organises yearly visits for Belarusian children from disadvantaged social backgrounds to the UK, where they stay with host families for temporary recuperative care. The charity targets particularly needy children from seven to twelve years of age, who are often in need of dental and medical attention, education, and tender loving care. The children, from the badly contaminated areas of Belarus, come for one month every year for five consecutive years, which has been shown to have a significant effect up on their overall quality of life, their happiness, health and well-being. Every year the Easingwold Branch of FOCC funds 11 children from Belarus to visit the UK where they are cared for a month by DBS-checked and vetted host families. During their stay, we ensure that the children take part in daily trips and activities that meet their social, health and educational needs. The children return to the same host family for up to five years where possible. The FOCC identifies children aged between seven and twelve who are most at need: children from large families, one-parent families, and foster children. Many of these children live in poverty in contaminated areas and suffer general poor health. We fund a 4-week visit to the UK each year for up to five consecutive years per child. Charity No: 1140974 Find out more Website http://www.focc.org.uk

Move Ahead (UK, 1100854) Browse events

Move Ahead supports individuals and their families who have suffered a brain injury through running supported workshops for the brain injured and a dedicated carers support group for carers

Samaritans of Ballymena (UK, XN45275) Browse events

Ballymena Samaritans is one of over 200 Samaritans branches across the UK and Ireland. We opened in 1974 and together, we provide a 24 hour service giving emotional support to people experiencing distress or despair, including thoughts that may lead to suicide. Our service is confidential. We dont give advice and we don’t judge we are here to help by listening. Samaritans can be contacted by phone, email, text or you can visit our branch, which is in Ballymena at 45 Mount Street, BT43 6BP. All our members are volunteers but we need your donations to keep our branch running and our phone lines available. Your support will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Friends Of The Royal Marsden, Surrey (UK, 1120637) Browse events

We seek to supplement the service provided by The Royal Marsden Hospital for the health welfare and comfort of its patients. We do this in two ways: 1. Providing voluntary services - at any one time, we have about 200 volunteers on our books 2. Funding a wide variety of amenities and equipment. We raise funds from our Tea Bar & Shop, from the sale of Christmas cards and donated goods including books, from legacies and from the subscriptions of our members. We are also delighted to receive one-off donations, and are sure you will find Virgin Giving a simple and assured method of making such donations.

Phoenix Respite Care Foundation (UK, 1143664) Browse events

Finding Quality respite Care for people with degenerative neurological conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis , Parkinsons and Motor Neurone Disiease. Educating the general public about the needs of these people for respite Care so that their carers can have a break with peace of mind

The Alan Pinkham Memorial Fund (UK, 1067629) Browse events

The Alan Pinkham Memorial fund was set up 1997 to help fund research into cancer vaccines, particularly in relation to Adenocarcinoma, the rare strand of cancer that Alan suffered from. All funds raised (approx £170,000) have been donated to a research project at St. GGeorge's Tooting.

Young Horizons Limited (UK, XT26453) Browse events

Young Horizons is a charity which provides young people from areas of deprivation with a weekend sailing experience as part of structured development programme. This development programme provides a diverse and powerful combination of knowledge and skills which are designed to break the cycle of deprivation and low motivation that typically lead to poor life opportunities. Places on the sailing expeditions have to be earned by successfully completing the qualifying stages of the development programme. While the expeditions are intended to be enjoyable, they are certainly not a leisure cruise. The young crew has to learn to collaborate to make the boat “work”; e.g. where to go, how to get there and who does what. This challenging environment reinforces self-confidence and trust in others as well as providing an experience and range of skills completely outside of their normal “comfort zone”. In 2011 Young Horizons aims to provide 8 sailing expeditions with up to 9 young people on each. Despite the fact that our crews are made up of highly qualified volunteers, each expedition still costs approximately £2,000. Our short term goal, therefore, is to raise £16,000, to fund the 2011 season. In the medium term, our goals are to increase the number of sailing trips per seaon and the number of youth charities and youth programs we support. One of our long term goals is to own and run our own boat, to steamline our expenses and maximise operational efficiency, as we increase the number of sailing expeditions we provide. We will, of course, greatly appreciate any support that you could give us for this very worthwhile cause.

the egg @ Theatre Royal Bath (UK, 277723) Browse events

  The egg is one of the few theatre in the country entirely dedicated to children and young people. By making a gift to the egg, you are helping to grow and sustain a charity that gives thousands of children their first taste of live theatre. The egg presents a regular programme of world-class theatre for young audiences. We ignite children's interest in learning through ground-breaking education projects, and help young people develop skills to enter employment in the arts and elsewhere. The egg believes that all young people should have an opportunity to enjoy and participate in the arts. To ensure this, we offer bursaries to disadvantaged families and work closely with community groups to meet the access needs of all young people. Every gift of any size makes a big difference to our work.

Mobile Health Clinic Program (UK, 1115696) Browse events

The Mobile Health Clinic Program (MHCP) supports ethnic minorities in Burma and Pakistan, where people are suffering from poor health due to prolonged civil war or other ongoing humanitarian emergencies, by providing essential medicines, medical supplies and health education materials. All administrative and overhead costs are covered by MHCP members, who are all volunteers.

Ragdolls UK (UK, SC043805) Browse events

Supporting girls with Turner's Syndrome and their families. The aim of Ragdolls UK is to see that girls with Turner's Syndrome are able to acheive their full potential.  Charity No: SC043805 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website Facebook Please click here to visit our Facebook page Twitter Please click here to visit our Twitter page

The Luke Rees-Pulley Charitable Trust (UK, 1113154) Browse events

To promote safe travel in London and to inform the general public as to the importance of the public transport system.

Age Concern Jersey (UK, Age Concern Jersey - N/A) Browse events

Age Concern Jersey gives both support and care to the elderly in the community and also campaigns on their behalf. We believe that the elderly should be given respect and courtesy. Our mission is offer a safe and secure environment, where they have free access to advice and support.

Community Youth Ltd (UK, 1119928) Browse events

Providing disadvantaged, socially excluded as well as those at risk of crime, plus bullied YOUNG PEOPLE with training, work experience and projects. Based in a Production Company so have access to fantastic facilities plus active industry professionals (CRB Checked). All courses are based on all the careers in the entertainment industry. We are a media related youth charity who through the commercial work of our media partners, Digital Holdings Ltd (www.thedigitalholdings.com) as Artists and a Production Company we have adapted a range of Digital Media accredited courses and youth led projects, geared towards improving the life, opportunities, and skills to vulnerable young people.

2nd New Haw Scout Group (UK, 273302) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. 2nd New Haw Scout Group is located in Surrey, UK. We offer Scouting to young people aged between 6 and 18. Charity No: 273302 Find out more Website http://www.2ndnewhawscouts.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/2ndnewhawscouts

The Butterfly Foundation (UK, 1150861) Browse events

The Butterfly Foundation is a local UK charity based in Bournemouth. Our charity works with women, men, children and young people who have experienced, or are at risk of domestic violence. We are unique as we address this issue through the creative and performing arts. The arts help to empower our members, raise self esteem, confidence and self worth. The art exhibitions and performances contribute towards raising public awareness of the effects of domestic violence on an individual, the children, young people and our society. At Butterfly, we believe that every person is a unique and creative individual, given a safe space and the belief in themselves that they are beautiful, deserving and can achieve their dreams. When a new member comes to Butterfly we are able to offer the understanding, compassion and empathy required. When a member has accessed Butterfly for six months, the transformation that takes place is a privilege to witness. The member is now confident, with high self worth and self esteem and is in a position to pass on their learning to their children and other members of their family and friends. It is important for both genders to work together on this issue, through working together we send out a stronger message that men and women are united in opposing domestic violence. A recent report estimated that nearly 1,000,000 children and young people in the UK are affected by domestic violence. In response to members, local and national need, we have devised the Caterpillar Club, Children’s Art Therapy for children aged 4 to12 years. In partnership with another local charity, Vita Nova, we deliver programmes into primary schools educating on Safer Relationships and how drug and alcohol addiction and domestic violence self perpetuates. In partnership with Bournemouth Youth Service, we have created Healthy Relationships DV Programme for young people aged13-19 years.

Project MotorHouse (UK, 1147974) Browse events

Project MotorHouse is an exciting initiative to transform Ramsgate’s derelict old Motor Museum into a vibrant indoor/outdoor arts and entertainment complex where Thanet’s young people can be introduced to business culture and gain the personal and professional skills they need to start their own businesses in the area.

RBE Aid (UK, XT37866) Browse events

We founded RBE Aid in 2012, so that we can provide medical service, education and equipment to under-developed countries.  Our ethis is to support the medical care in these areas, so that when the period of direct aid concludes, we hope that they will be able to continue to provide an improved medical service to the community. Our first project is based in Southern Regional Hospital, Belize, Central America. Please visit our website for more information at www.rbeaid.com