CHAI NETWORK (UK, 1091208) Browse events

Discover Islam Luton (UK, 1143363) Browse events

Discover Islam is a full-time public information centre conveniently located in the heart of Luton’s town centre. We are a community based organisation that has been inspired by our values in order to make a positive difference in our town and to make the town we love even better to live in for all.

Jeans for Genes Campaign (UK, 1194407) Browse events

Set up your own JeansforGenes fundraising page to pay in your donations. Simply visit this link to tell us who you are: http://www.justgiving.com/campaign/j4gday2021

Heel And Toe Childrens Charity (UK, Heel And Toe Childrens Charity - N/A) Browse events

North London Buddhist Centre (UK, 801632) Browse events

It offers meditation and Buddhism to anyone who has an interest in exploring them. It supports those who want to take their practice of Buddhism further. It makes available a quiet calm physical space as a refuge from the world. It offers a range of activities including yoga that can help people develop spiritually.

The Compassionate Friends (UK, 1082335) Browse events

The Compassionate Friends offers support and friendship to parents and families after the death of a son or daughter, at any age and from any cause. It also offers support, advice and information to other relatives, friends and professional carers who are helping the family.

Friends Of Valence School (UK, 275686) Browse events

The Friends Of Valence support Valence School which is a local authority maintained special residenntial and day school for children and young people with physical disabilities, complex medical needs and associated learning difficulties. At Valence our children and young people give life and learning everything they have got and they deserve every opportunity we can give them. Whilst core funding is provided by Kent County Council, we rely on the fundraising efforts of many supporters and well-wishers to make a real and positive difference to the lives of our wonderful students.  

Blueprint for All (UK, Blueprint for All - N/A) Browse events

Ebony Horse Club (UK, 1116027) Browse events

Our mission is to help improve the education, life skills and aspirations of local young people (8yrs - 25 yrs) in Coldharbour Ward, Brixton, South London, through horse riding, care of horses, outdoor activities, educational visits and mentoring.

THE PFC TRUST (UK, 1200844) Browse events

The PFC Trust was founded by Patrick and Frances Connolly following a lottery win. It is now the work of a group of like-minded people dedicated to helping their community. A main aim of the Trust is to support the sustainability of projects which are already working for the community.

Micro & Anophthalmic Children's Society (UK, 1161897) Browse events

We are MACS; the Micro & Anophthalmic Children's Society. Every year in the UK, around 90 children are born without eyes or with underdeveloped eyes. To help families cope, we provide essential services including a helpline, regional support groups, grants & advice around health & benefits.

The Mayor's Hope Fund (UK, 1153630) Browse events

The Mayor's Hope Fund has been set up by the Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson to support foodbanks and alleviate poverty in the city. Families across the city are facing tough times. Any donations people make will have a huge impact on those in our communities most in need

Derby County in the Community (UK, 1123520) Browse events

"Use the power of Derby County Football Club to improve the lives of the people of Derbyshire through participation in sport".

mothers2mothers (UK) (UK, 1119721) Browse events

Significant progress has been made over the last decade towards the elimination of paediatric HIV. Yet, each day approximately 700 children are still infected with HIV. 90% of these children live in sub-Saharan Africa and approximately half of children infected with HIV will die before age two if the virus is untreated. This situation is both tragic and unnecessary, as it is almost entirely preventable. mothers2mothers (m2m) is changing that. We believe in the power of women to eliminate paediatric HIV and create health and hope for themselves and their babies, families, and communities. We train, employ, and empower Mentor Mothers, who are mothers living with HIV, to work alongside doctors and nurses in understaffed health centres as members of the healthcare team. In one-on-one and group sessions, Mentor Mothers provide essential health education and psychosocial support to other HIV-positive mothers on how they can protect their babies from HIV infection, and keep themselves and their families healthy. Mentor Mothers’ ties to the community and first hand-hand knowledge of HIV makes them highly effective peer mentors. Since our founding in 2001, we have reached more than 1.2 million HIV-positive mothers in nine countries with essential health education and psychosocial support, and have helped establish affiliated Mentor Mother programmes in two additional countries. mothers2mothers has now enhanced the scope of its work to provide education, support, and referrals on a wide range of health issues important to our clients and critical to improving their overall health , including TB, cervical cancer, nutrition, neonatal male circumcision, gender-based violence, malaria reproductive health, and family planning. No baby should be born with HIV and no mother should die of HIV. Together we can eliminate paediatric HIV. To find out how you can get involved in the fight for an AIDS-free generation, please visit: Alternatively, you can contact our London Office using the “Charity details” provided on the left of the screen.

Kids Village (UK, 1181011) Browse events

Kids Village- Life changing respite holidays for children with critical illness. Our clear aim is to help children with critical illnesses and their families across the UK by giving them crucial respite from the trauma of being in hospitals. We want to give them all hope, positivity and confidence through creating magical holiday experiences that will provide them all with amazing memories away from the day to day stresses of the medical environment. At the Kids Village we want to give children with life limiting illnesses and their families important life-enhancing respite. Fun, magical moments and great memories: we aim to provide it all. Our focus is on the whole family being embraced for a while and ensuring they leave the Kids Village experience feeling happy, re- charged and more confident for the path ahead. In short, families can choose a special break either at our purpose built Kids Village in the heart of the UK, or at other specially selected locations nationwide. We want to take away some of the stress and worry of caring for a child whose future is uncertain and give families the gift of time together and the chance to recharge and just enjoy each other’s company. Our aim is to help children with critical illnesses forget about the trauma of being in and out of hospital and just inspire and invigorate them for a while. When a charity recommends a family for a Kids Village respite holiday, we will pull out all the stops and plan an unforgettable trip with surprises at every turn. Cost free. Worry free. Memory rich.

Bright Ideas for Tennis (UK, 1172899) Browse events

Our primary goal is to support tennis clubs in the UK by increasing membership numbers, raising participation levels and improving playing facilities. We encourage venues to expand their existing coaching sessions, creating an all-inclusive programme for their community.

Save the Rhino (UK, Save the Rhino - N/A) Browse events

Glasgow Association for Mental Health (UK, SCO11684) Browse events

Glasgow Association for Mental Health (GAMH) is an independent charity registered in Scotland. We provide a range of innovative and person centred support services to people with mental health problems and their carers, including Young Carers. Our work produces positive life enhancing outcomes.

The Sacha Borthwick Foundation (UK, 1126404) Browse events

To provide funds for the relief of persons suffering from cancer and lymphoma and those bereaved by the same. Also to provide financial assistance to young persons working within the mining industry and to promote the conservation, protection and improvement of the physical and natural environment.

Fire Aid and International Development (UK, 1171935) Browse events

When Fire & Rescue Services throughout the UK & modern world replace their fire engines and equipment, it is still of a quality that can go on and continue to be used in other less fortunate countries, to save lives from fires, road accidents and disasters and protect the firefighters themselves.

National Star Foundation (UK, 220239) Browse events

National Star provides specialist education, training and personal development opportunities for people with complex disabilities and acquired brain injuries. Our programmes and projects enable young people and adults with disabilities to gain independence, confidence and vital life skills.

Steve Prescott Foundation (UK, 1121395) Browse events

The Steve Prescott Foundation was set up by a Totally Inspirational Man Steve Prescott MBE. 7 Years Ago he was diagnosed with Pseudomyxoma Peritonei a Terminal Cancer & sort out to raise funds for The Christie Hospital and the Try Assist Fund. Supporting The SPF changes the lives of so many people.

Rainy Day Trust (UK, 209170) Browse events

Caring for past employees of the Housewares, Pottery & Glass, Hardware, Brushware, DIY, Builders Merchant and Garden Supply trades in difficult times since 1843. www.rainydaytrust.org.uk

The Childhood Trust (UK, 1154032) Browse events

We are London's child poverty charity. We partner with grass roots projects to provide vulnerable and disadvantaged children with practical, emotional and inspirational support. Our work has helped to support over 87,000 children and young people across London but we need your help to do more.

Nelson's Journey (UK, 1170605) Browse events

The mission of Nelson’s Journey is to increase the self-esteem, self-belief and wellbeing of bereaved children in Norfolk, by enabling families and wider society to talk openly about death and bereavement, and for children to express and understand emotions.