The Hydrosense Charitable Organisation (The Hydrosense Appeal) (UK, 1109619) Browse events

The charity works on behalf of disabled children to access them to special services, especially to hydrotherapy and performing arts on evenings, weekends and school holidays. The charity has nearly reached its target of 1 million to build new facilities and continues to fund raise to help with running costs.

Dial-A-Dream (UK, 1011637) Browse events

Inaugurated in 1992 when two London cabbies, were asked for help in bringing the dreams and aspirations of young children that are suffering from a diagnosed life limiting illness to fruition. It is staffed entirely by volunteers, receiving no wages or remuneration for their work. Since then nothing has changed.

The Cherie Blair Foundation For Women (UK, 1125751) Browse events

The Cherie Blair Foundation for Women was set up in 2008 in response to the realisation that, with the right support, women can overcome the many challenges they face and play an important role in the economies and societies in which they work and live. Our vision is a world where women have equal opportunities and the capability, confidence and capital necessary to establish and grow businesses, resulting in a brighter future for the women themselves and their communities as a whole. To this end, the Foundation supports women entrepreneurs in developing and emerging economies, providing them with the skills, technology, networks and access to finance that they need to become successful small and growing business owners, so that they can contribute to their economies and have a stronger voice in their societies. The Foundation works in over 80 countries worldwide, and is run by a dedicated team based in London, overseen by the Board of Trustees.

The Border Holiday Group (UK, SC038524) Browse events

The Border Holiday Group, an unincorporated charitable association, organises Coach Holidays to Europe for the Sick and Disabled from the Borders Region and Southern Scotland.

University of East London (UK, UKPRN10007144) Browse events

The University of East London is a global learning community with 17,000 students from over 135 countries world-wide. Our vision is to achieve recognition, both nationally and internationally, as the leading careers-focused university in the UK, a successful and inclusive institution proud of its diversity, committed to new modes of learning which focus on students and enhance their employability, and renowned for our contribution to social, cultural and economic development, especially through our research and scholarship. We have a strong track-record in widening participation and working with industry. At the University of East London, we want to give our students the best experience possible and make sure they have all the tools they need to fulfil their educational goals. Donations made to the University of East London will go towards aiding our most in need students.

The Good Rock Foundation (UK, 1089611) Browse events

The Good Rock Foundation helps orphaned and abandoned children in China through a number of projects: foster care, education, therapy for the disabled , medical relief and social enterprise. Those helped range from babies up to young adult. Over 80% of those helped have the challenge of disability.

Lakes Playground Action Group (UK, 1153811) Browse events

LPAG is a charity formed of local residents and parents in Crystal Palace/South Norwood who came together in 2012 to regenerate the much loved playground at South Norwood Lakes and Grounds that is sadly in need of repair...Please help us by donating and sharing and help us get a new playground !

BURP (UK, 1064071) Browse events

BURP promotes and advances medical knowledge, education and research into sickness and disease of children.

Norwich Door To Door (UK, Norwich Door To Door - N/A) Browse events

Norwich Door To Door provides a minibus transport service for elderly people & severely disabled children & adults living in Greater Norwich who are on a low income who are unable to access public transport. Enabling social inclusion and allowing members to contribute to their community.

Castle Semple Rowing Club (UK, SC041133) Browse events

Castle Semple Rowing Club is a family friendly club which welcomes anyone who enjoys, or thinks they might enjoy, rowing, We have a wide range of members from complete beginners and recreational rowers to serious competitors at cadet, junior, senior and veteran levels.

Home-Start North East Hampshire (UK, 1112560) Browse events

Home-Start N.E. Hampshire through its trained volunteers helps parents with at least one child under 5 who are not coping with life's challenges including: poverty, isolation, disability, bereavement, domestic violence and lone / teenage parenting. With your help we can continue to support them.

Go Girl Ghana (UK, 66755123) Browse events

The aim of our foundation is to improve the education of girls at a district level. We will build trust and a nuanced understanding of the issues and work to foster a collaborative response with the aim of being sustainable and effective. We will create community based programs that respond directly to the root of the issue. We envision a program that will educate, facilitate and inspire by connecting girls to local role models and peers. We will create a safe space where they can access the critical assets they need to grow and give them the opportunity to inspire others. Connecting them to each other through local clubs and schools. However, we can’t stop here because for this to change long term, we will need to get the whole community on board and as such we have included a big part for them in our program. Which includes home visits, drama and community meetings.

Thorverton Pre School (UK, 1033176) Browse events

Thorverton Pre School is registered as a charity and is a member of the Pre-School Learning Alliance, a national educational charity, committed to promoting high standards of care and education among its member groups.

Christ Church, Cheltenham (UK, Christ Church, Cheltenham - N/A) Browse events

The charity helps a range of charities both in the country and abroad. It will also help to fund Tony's House, a project being set up up to help the homeless in Cheltenham.

1st Halesworth Scout Group (UK, 305651) Browse events

1st Halesworth Scout Group was founded, initially as a Scout Troop, in the 1920's. It now has three sections: Beaver Scouts (6 to 8 years); Cub Scouts (8 to 10½ years) and Scouts (10½ to 14 years).We hope to have an Explorer Scout Unit (14 to18 years) in the near future. In the last few years our numbers have grown from 41 to 61. This includes ten adult, volunteer leaders. Our membership, including both boys and girls, join in weekly meetings and additional indoor and outdoor evening or weekend activities. Camping is still a major part of scouting, encouraging young people to be self reliant and to lead others. The Group has been looking at additional activities to offer to our scouts and perhaps others in the community. The first new activity is Archer and we have purchased over £2,500 worth of equipment. We have one trained instructor and will be training more this year. With a growing Scout Group we need to provide an attractive and versatile facility as an activity and training base for young people from six to eighteen. We also need to attract the adult volunteer leadership on which Scouting is based. The HQ will not be for the exclusive use of our Scout Group. There is a lack of small meeting venues in Halesworth and the new Scout HQ will be a new and attractive meeting place for others in the town. Currently the present HQ is used by Yoga classes and has also supported Street Parties and will be used by the High Tide festival this year.

Dundee Disabled Children's Association (UK, SCO10498) Browse events

Established in 1902, Dundee Disabled Children’s Association is a small, independent, local charity, providing lots of activities and support for children and young people aged 0 to 20 with various additional support needs and their families. www.ddca.btck.co.uk

Arsha Kula Foundation (UK, 1171708) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

HORNSEY VALE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (UK, 1011127) Browse events

City of Joy Scotland (UK, SC039935) Browse events

City of Joy is a vibrant and growing church in the city centre of Aberdeen. Primarily, we are about transforming our city through the saving grace of Jesus Christ in the power of His Holy Spirit and the power of His Word. Planted in 2002, City of Joy have just purchased our very first building. Located just minutes from the train and bus stations, it is a prime location from which we can reach our city. The building is an old warehouse and, as such, needs a lot of love and care before it will be ready to serve as our base of operations. All donations received through JustGiving will go toward making our new venue everything it can be.

Manchester Diocesan Board of Finance (UK, 249424) Browse events

We are the Church of England in Greater Manchester. We support over 340 churches, many of which are within the poorest communities in the UK. Our vision is based on Hebrews 12:1-2 and 1 Corinthians 13:13 "Run the race, look to Jesus; and pass on His Faith, Hope and Love".

Friends of the Yeatman Hospital (UK, 1031326) Browse events

It provides additional support for patients in this much valued community hospital

Banbury Animal Rescue (UK, 1064556) Browse events

Banbury Animal Rescue & Kindness Service is a small, self-funded, volunteer-run charity dedicated to the rescue and re-homing of cats, kittens, rabbits, guinea-pigs and small rodents. We take in abandoned and unwanted pets, care for them, and find them loving, lasting and approved homes.

A National Voice (UK, 1120149) Browse events

A National Voice is the only charity in England run by and for care experienced young people. Our aim is to create positive changes to the Care System providing a platform to hear the voices of young people within and leaving care at a Local, Regional and National Level.

Swanley Scouts (UK, 269093) Browse events

Scouting is a youth organisation which helps develop young people from 6 to 25 years of age.

Sharing Life Trust (UK, 1100176) Browse events

We exist to enable those who have and can to help those who don't, by building community and working to stop vulnerable people from falling through gaps in the 'system'. We've forged networks locally to set up Good Neighbour Schemes, a Credit Union, a Foodbank and a Childrens Centre. Overseas, we have trusted partners in Burundi, India and Sierra Leone who are providing much-needed healthcare and both refuge and rehab for some of the most disadvantaged people in the world.