Friends of West Clandon Church CIO (UK, 1164870) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.The objects of Friends of West Clandon Church are to advance the Christian religion by supporting the Christian mission of the Church of England Church of St Peter and St Paul in West Clandon, Surrey, including by preserving, keeping up, heating, lighting, insuring, maintaining, enhancing or extending the fabric of the Church, its churchyard and burial ground, and also by supporting the pastoral work of the Church towards the young, the bereaved, the elderly, the sick and other groups in need.  The Friends of West Clandon Church is an ongoing fund-raising body that offers a programme of exciting and interesting events to raise money to provide resources to preserve the fabric of the Church and to sympathetically update and enhance the building.A church in West Clandon has existed for nearly a thousand years. The present church was probably built in the 12th century. Ancient buildings such as this require constant maintenance and refurbishment to save them from decay.This beautiful old building sustains a vibrant community which is at the heart of the village.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1164870

Roundabout Pre-school (UK, 297748) Browse events

Roundabout is the only Pre School in Somerton and an important part of the local Community. We offer excellent care and education to approx 50 children annually aged 2 ½ years to 4 years 11 months including those with special needs. We are run by a voluntary committee of parents and other interested people. The committee employ qualified staff and we are Ofsted inspected.  Without Roundabout many children in Somerton would not have access to Pre School Education. In the last ten years approx 350 children have benefited from attending Roundabout and our numbers are rising every year. As a registered charity we keep our fees low and in line with the LEA funding which enables eligible children to attend the Pre-School for 4 sessions a week without additional funding from parents.Through regular fundraising we buy much needed new equipment. We provide 9 part time jobs and regularly welcome work experience students and those studying childcare. Our children gain essential personal, social and emotional skills in a happy, caring environment giving them confidence to move forward educationally. Parents are regularly informed of their childs development and children progress well within the early years foundation stage. We are ideally situated next to the infant school allowing a natural progression on to the next stage in the childrens education with minimal disruption. Our last Ofsted report was good.

HISTORIC AIRCRAFT FLIGHT TRUST (UK, 1024043) Browse events

The Anglo-Central American Society (ACAS) (UK, 275099) Browse events

Helping those in need in Central America The Society is an apolitical organisation and a registered charity with three main aims:• To raise awareness in Great Britain about Central America its people and history, language and literature, its institutions, folklore and culture and also its intellectual, artistic and economic life.• To encourage and cement friendly relationships between Central America and Great Britain by connecting people, who have a common interest or connection with the area, with others in the UK • To raise money for the relief of poverty and distress within the member countries. Charity No: 275099 Find out more Website http://www.anglocasociety.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Anglo-Central-American-Society-ACAS/159462300761590 Twitter https://twitter.com/AngloCASociety

Sang-ngak-cho-dzong (UK, 1019886) Browse events

Sang ngak cho dzong is the charity that supports the Aro Buddhist tradition in the UK. The Aro Buddhist tradition wishes to establish a permanent centre in Britain to make this form of Buddhism more accessible to people. We intend to raise £500,000 to establish a centre capable of hosting events. People endeavour to improve the world in different ways: through improvements in diet, physical and mental health, housing, and education. Our approach encourages joyful interpersonal relationships. Happy marital relationships ensure that children grow up in an atmosphere free of mutual psychological damage. Although we are a Buddhist charity, our teachings are open to anyone. At heart, the logic of our tradition is simple: world peace begins in the family. If children have positive role models in terms of their parents’ relationship, they are more likely to grow up as kind balanced individuals. This provides a self-perpetuating positive influence upon the world. The centre will bear the Tibetan name ‘Drala Jong’, which means ‘Sparkling Meadow of Primal Iridescence’. Of this name Ngak’chang Rinpoche and Khandro Dechen write: ‘Drala Jong innately exists in human beings. ‘Drala’ is the appreciative faculty which exponentially enlivens people the more they engage with the world. Appreciation is the key to enjoyment and to the delighting in the enjoyment of others. When we learn to appreciate phenomena our sense fields ‘Jong’ begin to sparkle and a sense of generosity is born which connects us with others. Although Vajrayana Buddhism is by no means unknown in the West -the sense in which enjoyment and compassion are mutually interdependent remains unexpressed. We would like Drala Jong to be a place where human beings could discover the pleasure of existence - the pleasure that animates the sense fields and revitalises the Arts - and the art of living.’

CARE (CAMBRIDGE ARTHRITIS RESEARCH ENDEAVOUR) (UK, 802862) Browse events

To support Rheumatology Research in Cambridge To provide reliable and accessible information to Rheumatology patients To inform patients and their families/friends about local Rheumatology research To promote awareness of Rheumatological conditions among student doctors

balgopal foundation (UK, 1134922) Browse events

WE MAKE A LIVING BY WHAT WE GET, BUT WE MAKE A LIFE BY WHAT WE GIVE Our vision is a world where all children have a sense of belonging and are loved and valued. Where they are opportune to receive basic education, to fulfil their potential, shape their own destiny and experience the joy of life.

Focus School | Ochil Campus (UK, SC025013) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: SC025013

THE PUBLIC FUNERAL FUND (UK, 1197105) Browse events

Southend Estuary District Scout Council (UK, 1045298) Browse events

The Big Gambia Fundraising Appeal - Building Project 2014 The Big Gambia Building Project Appeal spokesman said. “This project is about Turning dreams into reality. This will be a totally unique experience to help provide a multi-purpose scout building, far away from the tourist trails and help change the lives and support the work of some of the poorest, children on the planet". This summer, Nore Explorer Scouts and Upminster scouts will form a combined contingent of 40 to make a real difference. Whist in Gambia we will; 1) build a sun shelter,   2) fund a new shared community building,   3) refurbish maternity hospital,   4) teach children English,   5) Share scouts training.   We really hope people will want to support and sponsor us. We will be holding a number of fundraising events over the year and the young people will be working very hard on raising a lot of their money themselves. We need to raise between £15,000 and £20,000 and we would be extremely grateful for your donations. Thank You

Paul's Trust (UK, 1099545) Browse events

Paul's Trust is a small family charity based in Windsor, that helps children with various disabilities find that little extra something. Whether it is in the form of a new tricycle as an aid to physiotherapy and fun, or therapy with dolphins to assist with personal development. Paul's Trust considers the individual requirements of all children that apply for help. Thank you to Anna Friel who has agreed to be Patron of our charity. The History of Paul’s Trust Founded 2001 Paul Williams, the founder of Paul’s Trust began his plight to help children with disabilities eleven years ago. It started with a health check . To motivate him to loose weight he decided to do so for charity. Whilst thinking this through, he was approached by a friend who told him about a local 8 year old girl with Muscular Atrophy. She was in need of an electric wheelchair but was unable to get help from the local Wheelchair Services. So Paul’s first mission was on a roll. Lose weight, get sponsors and see how much money could be raised towards this chair. To support this he decided to arrange a charity golf day that included an auction and raffle. Anybody willing was asked to provide prizes. The first year he raised £7,500. This was donated solely to the young girl. A chair was purchased and the remainder put into a trust for any other products or assistance she needed in the future. After the third year Paul’s Trust was officially started following an annual format of a golf day with an auction and raffle.  Other events have been added to help raise funds to ensure Paul’s Trust can continue to support children of various abilities and needs. The amazing thing to mention with this is the financial support also received from other people and companies. The help has been endless and continues to be very much appreciated. With thanks, Paul Williams

The Parochial Church Council Of The Ecclesiastical Parish Of St. Peter, Formby (UK, 1128383) Browse events

St Peter's Church, Formby or The Ancient Chapelry of Formby, its historic title - lies in the north east quarter of Formby, north of Liverpool, where it has been a centre of Christian worship and service within the community for centuries. At St. Peter's we hold on to the best of the Anglican tradition while still being open to innovation. We see ourselves as a welcoming, caring church. We have a concern for all in the parish and members of the church are involved in many aspects of the life of this community from youth organisations (we have a thriving Brownie and Scout Groups), Mothers Union and charity work. With such a historic church to look after for the future generations of Formby, we are always looking at different ways to raise funds. It costs over £150,000 each year to keep the doors of St Peter's open to serve the community of Formby and maintain the wonderful building which has stood for over 260 years. We thank you for your generous donations.

Breast Health International (UK, 1109838) Browse events

Breast Health International is a nonprofit foundation that serves as a catalyst to advance breast cancer research and treatment, working with the greatest minds throughout the world to find the cure and to eradicate breast cancer. Our mission is to give all people affected by breast cancer the tools necessary to have the best quality of life, regardless of background or financial circumstances. In addition to sponsoring a series of International Consensus Conferences, BHI is dedicated to developing the talents of a new generation of physicians through Breast Cancer Fellowships, advancing the scope of scientific research through seed grants to pioneering doctors, and making the lives of those with breast cancer a little easier with its Fund For Living. Our aim is to reduce the suffering caused by breast cancer worldwide and ensure that no one touched by breast cancer walks alone.

Amado (UK, 059752) Browse events

Amado restores hope to those who have been failed by life.Molested children,broken individuals are given the tools through animal assisted therapy to stand tall in their communities once more.We do not treat these vulnerable children like birds with broken wings,how would they learn how to fly then?

Lend & Play Toy Library (UK, 1105571) Browse events

We aim to help parents help their children to learn through play. We have toys and childcare equipment suitable for children from 0-7 years old as well as books and party toys for hire. We're run by volunteers and funded mainly by our members and their fundraising efforts.

AURA (UK, 1196271) Browse events

Emmanuel Church PCC (UK, 1131197) Browse events

Emmanuel Church encourages Christian belief and values in all its activities which aim to help and serve the people of Saltburn.

Newcastle Central Mosque Masjid Al-Tawhid (UK, 1115472) Browse events

Newcastle Central Mosque is a centre committed to serving the Muslim and Non Muslim community of Newcastle and the surrounding areas alike. Established in 2003, Newcastle Central Mosque has the aim of becoming a focal point for the Muslim and Non Muslim community of Newcastle and the surrounding areas alike. Over the years we have grown at an exceptional rate and now require funds to accommodate the ever growing number of Muslims.We hold various events such as Non Muslim Educational Dinners, Masjid Mania for the youth, Women's Aerobics and study circles as well as various Islamic lectures and workshops. Charity No: 1115472 Find out more Website http://www.newcastlecentralmosque.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/nclcentralmosque Twitter https://twitter.com/NCMosque

Flourish House (UK, Flourish House - N/A) Browse events

NOSAS (UK, SC044585) Browse events

The North of Scotland Archaeological Society and the Pictish Arts Society are together raising money to clean, conserve and then display a recently discovered early Christian Pictish stone. The stone was found in Easter Ross and will eventually be displayed in Dingwall Museum. Please help us do this

Gold September (UK, 1167720) Browse events

Shockingly, cancer takes the lives of more young people than all other diseases combined. Survival rates haven't improved for most childhood cancer types for over 40 years. We aim to change this by raising funds for research. 100% of your donations will fund research for all childhood cancer types.

The Richard Burns Foundation (UK, 1115185) Browse events

The Richard Burns Foundation was created following the death of Richard Burns, the 2001 FIA World Rally Champion, from an astrocytoma, a form of brain tumour, in November 2005. The Foundation's mission is to create a nationwide network of brain buses in the UK with the Brain & Spine Foundation.

THE MANCHESTER YOUTH ZONE LIMITED (UK, 113580) Browse events

Deafvibe (UK, 1146280) Browse events

DEAFvibe is a deaf-led Charity for Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Deafened and Deafblind people which aims to support people with a hearing loss as well as their families, friends and carers. It is DEAFvibe’s belief that all deaf people should be treated equally, fairly and with respect, that access to information & communication is provided without barriers or prejudice, promoting equal participation and opportunities in life. Communication whether it be written, verbal or through visual information is a vital need to have a sense of belonging in society. DEAFvibe’s philosophy is “for deaf people, with deaf people, by deaf people”. Our vision is: to create a safe, friendly and relaxed environment where individuals can communicate, share feelings and offer support to each other; to create opportunities for individuals to accept and develop skills in coping with their own experiences of deafness;to encourage individuals to use their expertise and knowledge to empower others; to offer advice & information to individuals enabling them to make informed choices which promote their independent living; to signpost individuals to other services locally and nationally.

BAHAY NG PAG-ASA (HOUSE OF HOPE), PHILIPPINES (UK, 1112167) Browse events