Thank you for visiting The Talyllyn Railway on MyDonate. The railway relies on the generosity of donations to continue to operate heritage steam trains for the enjoyment of thousands of visitors each year. Your support to the Worlds First Preservation Society is gratefully appreciated.
Dream-A-Ways aim is to assist people living in Devon, Cornwall and the Scilly Isles with physical and learning difficulties. We offer grants towards holidays and day trips - whether it is fulfilling a lifetime dream, experiencing great opportunities or just having time out from daily routines. People of all ages are helped in every way possible to have a great holiday. What makes Dream-A-Way charity so extra special is that the volunteers provide their time and services freely.All the proceeds raised go straight towards helping others. Its not easy - but it is rewarding!Families, individuals and groups have been sent to places throughout the UK, Europe and the rest of the world providing lasting memories for all.Dream-A-Way hold the prestigious Queens Award for Voluntary Service and are proud of our close links with HMS Defender and many respected and admired groups, companies and individuals - all of whom are dedicated to helping our very special clients have a Dream-A-Way Holiday!
As a living memory and tribute to Emma Louise Brandon, Emma's Bubble Trust is committed to raising as much money as possible to help alleviate the physical and emotional suffering of teenagers who find themselves afflicted by cancer.
Create Aberdeen exists to promote integration and inclusion for adults with learning disabilities in the Aberdeen area. We provide quality arts activities which promote independence, confidence and skills, and provide a platform for people with disabilities to perform and showcase their skills and talents. Create believe that all people regardless of their abilities should have a presence in their communities, and be part of the cultural and social life of their localities. All people should be able to develop their potential and flourish creatively.
The Citizens Foundation (UK) raises funds for The Citizens Foundation (TCF); Pakistan's leading education charity. TCF has built 910 school units nationwide and provides formal quality education to 126,000 children, almost 50% girls, regardless of ethnicity, gender, caste or religion
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Read for Good runs Readathon, the UK's sponsored reading event for schools, encouraging children to read for pleasure whilst raising money for seriously ill children in the UK; ReadWell provides new books and stories for children in hospital making life a little better for them % their visitors.
Covenant Players is a professional Christian theatre company, fielding touring troupes which perform original theme-based plays in service to the leadership of churches, schools, prisons, social service agencies, community and government organisations. Covenant Players is a well-respected resource using drama as a tool in order to address major social and community issues. The goal is communication. Our method: To provide entertaining and thought-provoking plays; involving our audiences in discussions and workshops, challenging them to form opinions, make changes, serve humanity better - setting standards to live by - and encouraging them to live to their fullest potential.
The Dance Scholarship Trust was established in 1988 to support the Scholarship programme organised by the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB). Named in honour of Monica Dance, Secretary of the SPAB for many years, the Trust was set up with the specific intention of helping to guarantee funds for the Scholarship in the future.
Future Radio is part of NR5 Project, a community based media, education and arts charity working with people of all ages from Norwich and Norfolk. Future Radio is Norwich's community radio station and provides broadcast and training opportunities for 150+ volunteers to get involved with community radio.
Once restored, Severndroog Castle will be used to promote its educational, historical and architectural heritage as well as providing a base for community activities and events for all. We have launched our Sponsor a Brick Campaign: http://www.justgiving.com/sponsorabrickforseverndroog/
Key Changes provides a life-enhancing way to work through emotional issues. Using a therapeutic approach to live music making, registered Music Therapists help clients develop self confidence and positive ways of relating. KC works with vulnerable children and adults throughout Hampshire and beyond.
We are a small group of UK volunteers who have been involved with Uganda since 2007, when Kate Oakley, a retired teacher first visited. She found unimaginable poverty, hunger, disease, poor housing and sanitation and lack of educational opportunities. This motivated her to help. She is now the UK Director of our registered charity Planting for Hope Uganda and visits regularly. We raise money to help develop sustainable projects which improve conditions for the rural poor. Kititi, in South Eastern Uganda, is a small bush village near to Lake Victoria inhabited mainly by women, children and the elderly. It is a desperately poor region lacking most of the facilities that we take for granted. There is very little opportunity for paid work and families go hungry and uneducated. They receive no medical care. The overriding aim of Planting for Hope Uganda is to empower the community of Kititi by giving them hope through a self-supporting and sustainable future. The women have formed a cooperative. They make and sell paper beads and other crafts to provide food and education for their families. We are supporting them in this endeavour by raising awareness and funds for the following initiatives: improved diet and clean water, education and job opportunities, health care, housing and sanitation, sustainable farming projects, electricity, and supporting the elderly. There are very few overheads, so virtually every penny raised goes directly to the community of Kititi.
28 Too Many is a values based FGM charity funded by supporters & donations, created to help eradicate Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in the 28 countries & diaspora within Africa where it is still practised. Please visit the 28 Too Many website www.28toomany.org. & follow us on facebook & twitter.
RAG (Raising and Giving) is the charitable arm of the LSE Student's Union.
We are a local charity that organises a road run each October for the young,old,fit and not so fit to take part in, to raise funds for local good causes and groups within in our area who help those who need it due to illness ,disability or the effects of ill health.
ART AGAINST KNIVES was born from the unprovoked stabbing of Oliver Hemsley, a 21-year-old student from Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design. The attack, which left Oliver in a wheelchair, took place in Shoreditch (East London) in August 2008. ART AGAINST KNIVES began life as an exhibition organised by Oliver’s friends, and fellow Central Saint Martin’s students to raise money and awareness a year after he was attacked. The event gained an unbelievable support, including some of the biggest names in art and fashion with work donated by Tracey Emin, Rankin, Antony Gormley, Christopher Kane, and Banksy, amongst others. It became clear just how wide spread the affects of violent crime were within the local community. We run creative projects with young people involved in, or at risk of violent crime, in their own communities. We believe that the most effective way to provide sustainable opportunities for young people is by supporting their ideas. We co-ordinate resources and expertise of existing grass-root organisations and engage with local businesses and creatives to implement these solutions. Our projects forge partnerships, instigate collaboration and develop communication within the community. It is our reputation within the creative industry and high profile partnerships that provides us with the unique position to make a lasting impact on those that we work with. Our young team helps us to approach charitable activities in fresh and innovative ways. We use trend analysis to engage hard to reach groups through creative projects. We understand what is on trend and what young people want to be associated with. These once in a lifetime opportunities not only build confidence and professional skills but the exposure they generate helps us to reach and inspire more young people to make a positive change. We provide industry experience, and exposure which other organisations do not have access to. In past projects we have worked in collaboration with brands such as DC shoes, Universal Music and Liberty to both fund projects and facilitate unique opportunities for young people. Through our creative programmes ART AGAINST KNIVES provides those most at risk of gang culture with opportunities that help them to access education employment and training and in doing so make a permanent positive change. We believe that by putting opportunity in the hands of young people we can instigate change and strive for a different future.
We are committed to creating a world where older people can flourish. We believe that age demands respect. It deserves kindness. Sometimes it needs help. Age Cymru will campaign. We will fundraise. We will research. We will make the powers that be listen.
We are embarking upon an exciting capital project to provide a high quality learning environment for our community. We are ambitious and our aim is to provide state of the art theatre facilities and we appreciate your help.
The HEAL PROJECT (HIV Empowered and Living) was set up in 1999 by Dr Helen Ayles to help one of her patients Jeannie Mulenga who was sick and had been made destitute through Aids. We now support a school and sewing/carpentry workshops to help those made homeless or orphaned because of Aids.
A Bikeathon, led by Wolverhampton St.Georges Rotary, will support the work of Kingswood Trust - a unique charity, capitalising on the outdoors as a natural context for learning & development. All funds raised will go directly for the benefit of Wolverhampton children, families and the community.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Tameside 4 Good helps young people and good causes right here in Tameside. It is a charity initiative from Action Together, designed to drive the giving of time, skills, money and resources to voluntary and community groups in Tameside. Please donate to support our cause. Every penny donated to Tameside 4 Good funds activities for disadvantaged young people, aged 5 - 25, and Tameside community group projects that alleviate poverty, improve health, and develop skills, education and employment. Charity No: 1165512 Find out more Website http://www.tameside4good.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Tameside4Good Twitter https://twitter.com/Tameside4Good YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzMbjK7XvAkYQp_whG2Kdfg
Headway Preston & Chorley was set up in 2010 and is a small registered charity. We provide informal rehabilitation in the community including: drop in sessions and activity days including art therapy, talking group and IT sessions to those affected. Our advice service covers legal and benefits.
Razed Roof is an inclusive theatre company developing theatre and work skills for people with and without learning disabilities, based at Harlow Playhouse
The Gordon Highlanders Museum is a charity committed to preserving the heritage of the Gordon Highlanders in order to inform, educate and inspire everyone about the Regiment and its place in history. Every donation, no matter how big or small helps us to be the very best we can be.