IBA Human Rights Institute (UK, IBA Human Rights Institute - N/A) Browse events

The IBA's Human Rights Institute was established in December 1995 under the Honorary Presidency of Nelson Mandela. Financial contributions and voluntary assistance from its 7,000 members, coupled with the support of Law Societies and Bar Associations worldwide, enable the Institute to carry out a wide range of projects.

Louise Gergel Fellowship (UK, 1089077) Browse events

Founded by Louise Gergel's husband Laurence and both their families after Louise died from Hughes Syndrome, or "Sticky Blood" in December 2001. The charity is raising money to support research into the causes and potential cures for the disease, and to raise public awareness.

Dhanakosa Buddhist Retreat Centre (UK, SCO32776) Browse events

At Dhanakosa we offer a wide range of retreats including yoga, hillwalking, Tai Chi, and arts alongside teaching in meditation and Buddhism at all levels from beginner to experienced.

THE LEAGUE OF FRIENDS OF THE NEWTON ABBOT HOSPITALS (UK, 284014) Browse events

Percy Park Youth Trust (UK, 1072059) Browse events

The Percy Park Youth Trust was established to provide financial support for the furtherance of min/midi and junior rugby at Percy Park Rugby Football Club.

International National Trusts Organisation (UK, 1128224) Browse events

The overarching mission of INTO is to promote the conservation and enhancement of the cultural and natural heritage of all nations for the benefit of the people of the world. INTO is an international network of National Trusts and similar non governmental organisations, globally diverse but united by a shared commitment to conserving and sustaining our shared built and natural, tangible and intangible heritage. Through cooperation, coordination and comradeship between the international community of National Trusts, INTO works to develop and promote best conservation practices, increase the capacity of individual organisations, establish Trusts where they do not presently exist, and advocate in the interests of heritage conservation.

Chinese Mental Health Association (UK, 1058934) Browse events

The Chinese Mental Health Association (CMHA) is a non-profit organisation which specialises in providing community mental health aid and support. Our services include counselling for those suffering from mental health issues including depression, gambling addiction, anxiety, phobia and low self-esteem. As well as counselling, we are also involved in a  range of projects which help spread mental health awareness in our mission to raise the profile of mental health issues within the Chinese community in Britain and beyond. Support us this summer for our annual British 10k London run 2013! The time has come again for us to get your running shoes on in support of CMHA! Following on from our success of the British 10k run from previous years, CMHA are looking to bring together a team of volunteers for a fun 10k run this July 2013. Last year our volunteers managed to raised £1343.53 which we were able to put to good use, funding our counselling services and other projects aimed at helping those with mental health issues within the Chinese community. This July, our target is to beat the amount raised last year with your help! Whether that's through participating in our run or making a financial contribution, we need your help to achieve our goal. If you'd like to take part in this year's British 10k London Run and represent the Chinese Mental Health Association, please contact John at [email protected]. ...................................................................................................... Donating through Virgin Money Giving is simple, fast and totally secure. Once you donate, theyll send your money directly to the charity and make sure Gift Aid is reclaimed on every eligible donation by a UK taxpayer (25p for every £1 donated). So its the most efficient and secure way to donate! Donations at any size would be very much apprecited. Thank you on behalf of CMHA and the Chinese Community.

Earls Hall Primary School (UK, 273918) Browse events

All our fundraising is to enhance the children's learning within the school day. We make it possible for new initiatives and opportunities for the whole community to take part in and are committed to providing a vibrant environment. This years projects are funding play equipment & a minibus.

BQL FOUNDATION (UK, 1194488) Browse events

KiteRight (UK, 1149451) Browse events

KITERIGHT IS THE WORLDS FIRST CHARITY DEDICATED TO USING KITE-SPORTS IN ALL ITS FORMATS TO HELP, SUPPORT, EDUCATE AND DEVELOP PEOPLE OF ALL AGES WITH PHYSICAL, MENTAL HEALTH OR LEARNING CHALLENGES. The charity has two main aims: We are about working with EVERYONE and supporting using kite sports to make a real, measurable and meaningful difference to peoples lives, wellbeing and futures. High hopes ? Impossible dreams ? Unachievable goals ? ... Many may think so... So be part of something special and lets prove the cynics wrong and show that a community, national and international can push for social change, acceptance and support for the many who would not normally be able to access the sport and make a difference to their lives.

MEDWAY CENTRE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (UK, 518564) Browse events

Zhen Shan Ren Arts (uk) (UK, 1141994) Browse events

The Art of Zhen, Shan, Ren (Truth, Compassion, Tolerance) International Art Exhibition is an extraordinarily moving, intimate and inspiring collection of works detailing both an inner spiritual life and an outer human rights tragedy. The exhibition is currently touring in the UK. Zhen Shan Ren Arts (UK) is a company set up to promote The Art of Zhen, Shan, Ren International Art Exhibition in the UK. “Zhen” “Shan” “Ren” is the Chinese translation of “Truthfulness” “Compassion” “Tolerance”. The Falun Dafa New York Art Centre has put 63 works of art together for the exhibition so far, and more works continue to be created. Currently the UK is fortunate to have 61 pieces ready to be displayed. As a UK registered charity we are bringing our artworks around the UK to enrich local communities. We can offer workshops to compliment the exhibition, including film shows, artistic performances, and hands-on activities for a broad range of people to raise awareness of fine art, foundation of morality, and different cultures in the world. A handful of dedicated volunteers have put their time and money to make these exhibitions happen. If you are in the position to be able to support us in any way you can make either a one off or monthly donation via our Virgin Giving charity page. We gratefully appreciate your support.Zhen Shan Ren Arts (UK)

Mayfield and Easthouses Youth 2000 Project (UK, SCO08286) Browse events

Mayfield and Easthouses Youth 2000 Project (Y2K) is a community based youth work and informal education resource for young people aged 11 to 18. Y2K provides a safe environment for young people aged within drop ins, where support, information and advice can be offered and where young people can develop positive, trusting relationships with other young people and with staff. Y2K is a 'one of a kind' project in Midlothian East and our service is characterised by being rooted in, and grown from, the local community. Y2K provides drop ins 6 nights per week, streetwork 2 nights per week, a 1-2-1 services for extremely isolated, vulnerable young people. They support young Mums from the surrounding communities and offer support services withing the high schools. Y2K also provide training and work placements to young people, particularly those struggling in mainstream education.

South Staffordshire Community And Mental Health Charitable Fund And Other Related Charities (UK, 1061006) Browse events

The charity is funded by donations and/or legacies received from patients, their relatives, the general public and other external organisations. The overall strategy of the Charity is to provide support to the Trusts by purchasing small equipment, providing services and facilities not normally provided by or in addition to the normal NHS provision for Patients and provide motivation, facilities, education and well being for staff in addition to the normal NHS provision.

The 22Crew (UK, 1146975) Browse events

The 22Crew is the only registered charity supporting 22q DS in the UK run exclusively by parents of children with the syndrome. We are thus completely motivated to ensure our members interests come first. 22q Deletion Syndrome is one of the most commonly occurring chromosome deletions, yet few know about it. We want that to change! Our Mission Funding research and providing social, educational and medical support for all those affected by 22q Deletion Syndrome.

Albert and Friends Instant Circus (UK, 1061370) Browse events

Inspiring young people through circus for 30th years London's Premier Circus,  A&FIC has been teaching circus, mime, movement and performance skills since 1983. The Charity exists to develop creative potential of children and young people from all areas of the community using circus and the physical arts.   We are committed to : ·     Inspiring and celebrating individual achievement ·   Sharing skills, aptitudes and experiences that are innovative, diverse and exciting ·  Challenging, influencing and changing life expectations by unlocking individual potential    A&FIC members are ordinary children and young people who are achieving extraordinary skills. The members raise funds to help the Charity survive by performing at local and national events. NOW you too can help by donating through this website. All donations are very gratefully accepted and the whole amount is used for the benefit of the children and young people that we teach.

3rd Havering ( St. James ) Scout Group (UK, 1079722) Browse events

We are a large Scout Group based in North Romford. Essex. We have a very active Group. comprisingof a Beaver Colony, Cub Scouts, and Scouts. We have also very close connections with a Explorers Unit which is based in our Hall. Two of our Leaders Paul Traylor and Andrew Dodkins (Dodds) are running in the Brighton Marathon on the 15th April 2012 to raise funds for the Group, part of Dodds effort will go toward Cancer Relief. Please support them by making a donation on their own pages or on this page

Mobex North East (UK, 1041710) Browse events

Mobex North East has been working with vulnerable and disadvantaged young people since 1991. We specialize in working with people who have little self esteem or confidence; offenders; people with mental health issues; and behaviour issues. Based just outside the centre of Newcastle we are ideally based to travel to any part of the North East. An essential part of learning and personal development, whatever people's age or circumstances, is to experience the world beyond the school, home or work environment. We provide the opportunity for people to take part in quality outdoor education programmes that can become one of the most memorable learning experiences of their lives. We help people to make sense of the world around them by making links between feelings and learning. These experiences can effect behaviour, lifestyle and work; they can influence values and decisions. We help people to discover what alraedy exists within themselves ... as Michaelangelo said, "I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free".

The Shonda Project (UK, 1075035) Browse events

Set up in 1993 by Mick and Angela Prentice, the St Johns First School now thrives with around 350 young children. The school is administered by an elected body of local villagers and receives no help from the Government. Each month the Shonda Project sends funds to pay the salaries of the 13 teachers. There are a high number of single parent families due to a local ferry tragedy some years ago and the ravages of Aids, but those parents who can afford to pay school fees do so. Christmas appeal ~ 2013 Many of the children in Shonda have not travelled even to local attractions, let alone elephants which are only 2 hours away! So we would like to raise some money to send the children on a local school trip - £10 will pay for two children to go ~ a small price to pay for much joy ... Hands up who wants to go on a school trip?!!

4th Worcester Park Scout Group (UK, 303853) Browse events

Hello and welcome to our 4th Worcester Park. We are the largest Scout Group in our area and have been established for over 80 years. Our membership numbers are around 100 adults and 200 young people . We have 8 youth sections for all ages from 6 to 18 and our adult members who spend many hours a week with us doing as much or as little as they have time helping and running the youth sections, fundraising, group management, maintenance and activity instructors. ALL our adult members are volunteers and NO-ONE gets paid for what they do. We welcome all new membership enquiries and hope to hear from you soon. Please have a look around. Yours in Scouting Paul Green Group Scout Leader

Shenley Christian Fellowship (UK, 1015402) Browse events

"Gifts to this fund go towards the building of a community building to be a home for our church and to be used for youth work and by the wider community. Work has already started towards raising the £1.41M required for phase 1 to be completed on land adjacent to Shenley Brook End School."

Bethany Village Leprosy Society (UK, 291107) Browse events

Bethany Village Leprosy Society (BVLS) is a small, UK-based charity which raises funds to support positive social development and welfare programmes in a self-established and run south Indian leprosy colony called Bethany. BVLS helps Bethany to find alternatives to begging for the 1,000 or so people resident there, who, because of the stigma associated with leprosy, have difficulty in finding alternative employment. We provide funds to help run the communitys clinic, elementary school and a range of income generation schemes -- including the production of bags and table linen -- as well as direct funding for the healthy sons and daughters of people affected by leprosy to undertake vocational training or degree-level education. All this support helps Bethany move towards its goal of self-sufficiency. As a small charity, run entirely by volunteers, BVLS sends all donations 100% to Bethany, covering its minimal administrative costs from a small proportion of regular supporters membership fees.

The Prayer Foundation (UK, 1123018) Browse events

The Prayer Foundation was founded by Rod & Julie Anderson in 2009 to incorporate the various ministry activities they have been involved in over the last 25 years. Operating as a charitable organization, we are a family of Christian believers who make prayer the foundation of all that we do.  The ministries and outreaches have included the founding of Prayer for the Nations, with it's yearly International Prayer Summits broadcast on GOD TV with teaching resources available on how to pray for your city and disciple a nation. The weekly Strategic Prayer Schools (SPS) in Westminster at the Emmanuel Centre on Marsham St, also undergirded weekly prayers for Parliament and the team headed up the administration of the National Prayer Breakfast.   Currently the ministry gathers those with a heart to pray for their leaders, who are committed to regular weekly intercession and prayer walking in Westminster – for more info email [email protected].  To receive the Prayer Shield information sent out regularly on line, sign up at www.prayerforparliament.com. As the UK Co-ordinators for the UK Day to Pray for the peace of Jerusalem, (DPPJ). The global day of prayer for the peace of Jerusalem is the first Sunday in every October. Currently prayer meetings are held the first Sunday of each month from 5:00pm - 7:00pm with venue availability in St. Mark's Church, North Audley Street, London W.1.  Join the DPPJ UK FaceBook page to learn of the next upcoming DPPJ prayer gathering, or sign up to receive updates on how to pray currently for Israel. Out of Prayer for the Nations (PFN) The Prayer Foundation (TPF) has been built continuing on mobilising and encouraging prayer, with a focus on the media. The Deborah Company UK holds Prayer Courts monthly 'live' on line with prayers for families led by Julie Anderson for the members of  (DCUK) and their guests. Notes of the monthly teachings on how to pray for your families with the audio recordings are available to members and their guests on the calls. Membership to DCUK is £5 a month, or £60 a year and supports the administration and compassion projects of DCUK as we pray for families. The Headquarters of The Prayer Foundation are housed in Ostler’s Barn, Suffolk which is the prayer and media base. House to House (H2H) in depth bible studies with Rod Anderson have been audio recorded here and Mission Prayer School (MPS) prayer teachings from Julie Anderson available which accompany the Above it All (AIA) tv programs that were mostly filmed there.  These can be viewed on line where they are archived at  www.rodandjulie.com/above-it-all. (see drop down menu for programs) Our new online ministry includes www.theprayergarden.org - an  interactive website which has already received over one million visitors. Currently we have translations into other languages for this site, and are wanting to develop it for the new TPF apps for phones. The idea is for a new interactive help for children and youth with scripture prayers, to facilitate this incredibly fruitful way of touching thousands of lives with fresh faith to pray and strength to achieve. Rod and Julie Anderson also lead a growing and thriving church group who meet every Sunday in the West End of London, and are excited about their faith in Jesus.  To join services in Central London and more info visit www.commonwealthchurch.org. When making a donation, please let us know in the comment box how you heard about us.

Harold Wood Primary School Association (UK, 278629) Browse events

Raising money to support the education and welfare of children within The Harold Wood Primary School Community. Providing opportunities for learning that would be otherwise unavailable. Keeping the children engaged and enjoying their education and providing families with opportunities to enjoy experiences within Harold Wood Primary School.

Portsmouth Citizens Advice Bureau (UK, 1039776) Browse events

The Citizens Advice service provides free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities. It values diversity, promotes equality and challenges discrimination. The service aims to provide the advice people need for the problems they face, and to improve the policies and practices that affect people’s lives.