Royal College of Psychiatrists (UK, 228636) Browse events

The Royal College of Psychiatrists is the professional and educational body for psychiatrists in the UK and Ireland. Our charitable work includes our Overseas Volunteer Programme, providing volunteers to work in the mental health services of developing countries.

The Joanna Bird Foundation (UK, 1149014) Browse events

We support public engagement with the arts through exhibitions, seminars, publications and film. Encouraging interest in ceramics, glass and other decorative applied arts we provide financial support, advice and information for people of all ages wishing to learn to improve in such arts.

Complete Coffee Foundation (UK, 1115529) Browse events

Our Foundation has been set up to work together with other like minded Companies & Institutions who wish to support Coffee farmers and their families. Our focus tends to be on education and food security projects and where possible children will be the focus of our help.

Lenny Trusler Children's Foundation (UK, 1123925) Browse events

Is dedicated to helping provide the relief of serious illness in newborn babies and infants, both in the UK and abroad.

Malawi Home Based Care (UK, 1111872) Browse events

Malawi Home Based Care Charitable Trust works to relieve the suffering of people with chronic illness, usually people living with HIV/AIDS, residing in Bangwe, Malawi, by providing home based palliative nursing care, and support and training to carers.

Home-Start Colchester (UK, 1116639) Browse events

Home-Start Colchester is a charity committed to promoting the welfare of families with at least one child under 5, offering informal support, friendship and practical help. Home-Start know how hard being a parent can be and that sometimes it can be overwhelming. The families we help come from a variety of backgrounds and are supported for many different reasons.

The Oliver Foundation (UK, 1006195) Browse events

The Oliver Foundation is a UK based charity working with other charitable organisations in South Africa, to create educational opportunities for people living in deprived communities with the aim of helping to create a sustainable future for people and the environment.

The Philip Green Memorial Trust (UK, 293156) Browse events

The Philip Green Memorial Trust raises funds for children throughout the country with physical disabilities and learning disabilities. The Trust is unique in that it supports a wide cross-section of projects all involved with children from helping to build hospices to providing customised wheelchairs.

The Share Centre (UK, The Share Centre - N/A) Browse events

Share is a charity that works for the inclusion of disabled and non-disabled people. We do this by providing opportunities for all to participate in a wide range of creative, educational and recreational activity-based programmes.

India Welfare Society (UK, 286800) Browse events

To advance the education of the inhabitants of United Kingdom and in particular members of the Indian Community and the relief of such persons who are in condition of need, hardship or distress.

THE MOIRA FURNACE MUSEUM TRUST LIMITED (UK, 702783) Browse events

Friends Of The Handicapped (UK, 273994215) Browse events

Coggeshall Scouts & Guides (UK, 267703) Browse events

In 2010 Coggeshall Scouts & Guides are hoping to move to a new headquarters built in partnership with Honywood Community Science School. We are asking for your support to help raise our share of the costs associated with the build and fit-out of the building. This new building will provide a purpose built space for Scouts and Guides for many years to come. We currently have waiting lists for all our sections, however, the new building is 75% larger than our current HQ and will enable us to meet the demand which at present means not all youngsters in Coggeshall can have the opportunity to be Scouts or Guides. So far between ourselves and the School we have raised £390,000 and with the sale of our existing building and land will be close to the sum we need to complete the build and fit out. We are now asking for your help to reach our target and offering you the chance to be permanently recognised in the new HQ. Donate £250 and above to become a Patron of Coggeshall Scouts & Guides. • Your name will be included on the Patrons board which will be errected in the new HQ as a permanent record of all our Patrons • Certificate of Thanks • Invitation to the Patrons Opening Ceremony Donate from £1 to £249 to become a Supporter of Coggeshall Scouts & Guides. In recognition of your support: • Name on the Supporters section of our web-site • Inclusion in the Supporters Register which will be kept in th new HQ Please can you help us?

The Remembering Julia Trust (UK, 1132980) Browse events

It helps to provide support, care and facilities for leukaemia and cancer sufferers and their families.

Zimbabwe Rural Schools Development Programme (UK, 1085718) Browse events

ZRSDP aims to help schools in rural Zimbabwe. By working with our local contacts in Zimbabwe, we direct our funds where we believe they will have the highest impact, providing materials for communities to build classrooms and furniture. Our hope to improve the learning environment in some of the poorest areas of the country.

The Secure Base Foundation (UK, 1161797) Browse events

We build bridges by identifying and cultivating synergies within and between organisations and by helping young people to recognise their innate wisdom and courage.

SYV (UK, 1127726) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Evesham Cricket Club (UK, Evesham Cricket Club - N/A) Browse events

This appeal fund has been launched on behalf of Evesham Cricket Club following severe flooding in November and December at their Albert Road ground. The heavy rain left the ground underwater for several weeks, causing damage to the square, outfield, sightscreens etc and your donation will help.

Crossroads in the Vale (UK, 1061381) Browse events

Crossroads in the Vale (EMI) Ltd. support the main Carer of those who have developed a mental illness later in life, such as dementia. The charity provides care in the home and in the community for the sufferer, together with counselling and support groups for the Carer.

THE ROOF STOP TRUST (UK, 1088921) Browse events

The Roof Stop Trust helps, by the provision of accommodation, the relief of vulnerable homeless people in and around Chesterfield, North East Derbyshire and Bolsover. The Trust is currently planning a temporary night shelter over Christmas and New Year 2010/2011.

UK Fund For Charities (UK, 1097462) Browse events

The UK Fund for Charities seeks to be a world leader in supporting charities and non-profit organisations dedicated to bringing positive social change to people around the world. The dual aims of the UK Fund for Charities’ International Programme are to assist charitable organisations outside the United Kingdom that have UK supporters and want to maximise their income from those supporters AND to make donating to non-UK charities as simple as possible for UK donors.

Whiteinch Transformation (UK, SC028929) Browse events

The charity of Whiteinch Church of Scotland which seeks to bring further life to the community and surrounding areas. Projects include Christians Against Poverty, Foodbank amongst others tackling the root issues of poverty.

Friargate Quaker Meeting (UK, 1133306-6) Browse events

Our Meeting House in the centre of York is home both to a Quaker Meeting and to many other groups who use its facilities throughout the week. Our appeal supports the development of a sustainable and welcoming Quaker Centre, serving and meeting the needs of the community in years to come.

ProDogs Direct (UK, 1115647) Browse events

Pro Dogs Direct became a registered Charity in 2006. We rehome unwanted, sick, abandoned and ill-treated dogs from anywhere in the UK, using a network of foster homes to avoid kennelling whenever possible.We are run entirely by volunteers. Find out more at: http://www.prodogsdirect.org.uk

Friends of William Gilpin School (UK, 1094581) Browse events

Providing funds to support the continued growth & development of William Gilpin School