Beating Time (UK, 1158013) Browse events

The Bubble Foundation UK (UK, 1024552) Browse events

The Bubble Foundation supports the Children's Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at the Great North Children's Hospital. We treat babies born without an immune system who left untreated would all die by their first birthday, and older children with other immunodeficiencies who would die by early adulthood.

The Rock Trust (UK, The Rock Trust - N/A) Browse events

The Rock Trust works in Edinburgh and the Lothians with young people between the ages of 16- 25 who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Our role is to advise, educate and support young people to build better futures.

Pips Hope & Support (UK, 102127) Browse events

PIPS Hope and Support (Formerly Newry & Mourne) was established in 2003 by people who had experienced suicide in their families. The organisations aims are to help save lives, support those affected by suicide and self-harm and provide suicide prevention training and education workshops

MicroLoan Foundation (UK, MicroLoan Foundation - N/A) Browse events

PMSF UK (UK, 1157423) Browse events

We provide support to people and their families in the UK who have Phelan-McDermid Syndrome (chromosome 22q13.3 deletion). This support is provided through information, therapies and financial grants, and by organising family days and get-togethers. Thank you for supporting PMSF UK.

Sported (UK, 1123313) Browse events

Sported is a UK legacy charity supporting grass-roots sport groups who use sport as a hook to engage disadvantaged young people. We provide funding and business support to these groups to help them become more sustainable and ensure they can continue to use the power of sport to change young lives.

Dreams Come True Charity (UK, Dreams Come True Charity - N/A) Browse events

Community Outreach UK (UK, 1190738) Browse events

Community Outreach UK is a charitable organisation ran by volunteers providing various services and activities since 2013. Community Outreach UK, based in Burnley works on a range of issues, such as poverty alleviation, emergency crisis response and youth engagement. In addition to delivering services, Community Outreach UK has an educational role. The very essence of Community Outreach UK is to promote the real teachings of peace and unity. These teachings are the fundamental elements of Islam which is not just a religion but a way of life. The Prophet Muhammed (PBUH) has said, “Every act of kindness is charity.” Keeping part of this statement as a motto, Community Outreach UK endeavours to fulfil the social responsibilities and obligations Muslims have towards mankind and the environment at large. Kindness has no attachment to religion race or ethnicity.

Project Why UK (UK, 1184910) Browse events

Project WHY UK is a registered charity set up to help advance education and relieve poverty in Delhi. It supports Project Why, a Delhi based charity which provides education, training welfare.They help transform the lives of some of the most disadvantaged children and families living in the city.

PMRGCAuk (UK, 1128723) Browse events

PMRGCAuk aims to help people with Polymyalgia Rheumatica and Giant Cell Arteritis, and to raise awareness about these diseases that suddenly attack people over the age of 50. PMR causes extreme pain in the muscles and joints, and affects mobiliity. Giant Cell Arteritis, which is linked to PMR, can cause sudden blindness if not treated immediately. We believe we can save the sight of hundreds of people a year just by raising awareness among the public and the medical profession. The cause of PMR and GCA is not known, and there is currently no cure.  The usual treatment is long-term use of corticosteroids, and these drugs have side effects that can affect health in other ways, for instance by causing osteoporosis and high blood sugar.  So people under treatment for PMR and GCA are at increased risk from fractures and diabetes.  These are Cinderella diseases that have not been taken sufficiently seriously in the past.  But now there is increasing interest, as the health and social costs of PMR and GCA become better known.  Because the people who get PMR and GCA are often elderly and infirm, they can feel isolated and depressed.  Many people who were formerly active and independent become disabled overnight, and the most unfortunate ones lose their vision, through a 'stroke in the eye' caused by obstruction of the arteries in the head.  Everyone needs to know the key symptoms of Giant Cell Arteritis to protect themselves and people they love.  Your help is desperately needed not onlyto provide information, support and encouragement to sufferers, but also to help us raise public awareness. Thank you!

The British Dyslexia Association (UK, The British Dyslexia Association - N/A) Browse events

Baczac His Legacy (UK, Baczac His Legacy - N/A) Browse events

#ChallengeDerbyshire (UK, 700636AshgateHospicecare) Browse events

Three local charities are joining together to launch a fundraising challenge to raise much needed funds to support patients with any serious or life-limiting illness across North Derbyshire. Ashgate Hospicecare, Blythe House Hospice and Helen's Trust offer different services but are all committed to helping patients and their families.

The Migraine Trust (UK, 1081300) Browse events

The Migraine Trust is the UK’s health charity for migraine. We provide information and support to help people manage the condition and improve quality of life, campaign for increased awareness and promote research. Recognised as one of the most disabling lifetime illnesses, migraine affects 1 in 7.

The Berkeley Charitable Foundation (UK, The Berkeley Charitable Foundation - N/A) Browse events

Berkeley Foundation (UK, 1152596) Browse events

The Berkeley Foundation aims to help young people, their families and the communities in which we work, with the vision of making a real difference by helping people to improve their lives and participate actively in society and thrive through their own efforts.

The Lucy Rayner Foundation (UK, 1195259) Browse events

To promote and raise awareness of the physical and mental health of persons suffering from depression, in particular, but not exclusively young adults by such means as the trustees in their absolute discretion think fit. To raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of depression in young adults To work alongside other charitable organisations who have the same objectives as The Lucy Rayner Foundation To fundraise to support our endeavours to meet the objectives laid out by the Lucy Rayner Foundation To work with other charities & organisations who also have the similar objectives as The Lucy Rayner Foundation To keep the memory of Lucy Rayner alive

Dentaid Limited (UK, Dentaid Limited - N/A) Browse events

Whoopsadaisy (UK, 1083024) Browse events

Whoopsadaisy helps children with physical disabilities live life as independently as possible. Using the Hungarian method of Conductive Education we focus on what the children can do in group sessions which the children's parents and carers also attend. .At Whoopsadaisy every step counts.

Pennine Animal Welfare Society (UK, 1159544) Browse events

PAWS is dedicated to helping animals in need around the Pennine towns of Todmorden and Hebden Bridge. We operate a no kill policy. We rescue and rehome animals and care for those waiting for a home. We rely on volunteers and donations to fund our work and hold regular fundraising events.

Blue Heart Sanctuary Inc (UK, 651071949) Browse events

Open Doors (UK, 1125684) Browse events

Right now an estimated 100 million Christians face persecution. Open Doors provides Bibles, Christian literature, training, literacy programmes and practical support to persecuted Christians worldwide. We are the world's largest outreach to persecuted Christians, working in over 50 countries, including some of the most high-risk places on earth.

Aid International (UK, Aid International - N/A) Browse events

The Rosemary Foundation Limited (UK, 1064723) Browse events

The Rosemary Foundation provides palliative care in their own homes for people with life threatening illnesses and also support for their carers and families. There is no cost to the patient or their family. It operates within a 15 mile radius of Petersfield.