The 37th Rotary Crown Tavern Charity Walk, Scarborough is to be held on Sunday 4th May 14. ALL the money walkers raise goes to local disabled and disadvantaged children/young people. The beneficiaries need your support to ensure equipment and services can be provided that are desperately needed.
The YMPA is a registered charity whose aim is to raise funds to subsidise music provision and provide equal musical opportunities for all children and young people in Perth and Kinross
We are a local charity who aim to promote the wellbeing of all older people in the area of independence and benefit and to make later life an enjoyable and fulfilling experience.
London Children's Ballet gives talented young dancers the chance to dance in a professional ballet production, for free. LCB also brings dance to the community with matinees for schoolchildren and the elderly; tours to SEN schools and nursing homes and projects which bring dance into the classroom.
Bike Tours for the Wounded C.I.C (bt4tw) is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company that provides direct and indirect support to both serving members and veterans of the UK's armed forces. Each year bt4tw strives to provide the opportunity for 52 servicemen or women to be taken on a motorcycle tour of Route 66 as a pillion at no cost to themselves. This is achieved through the numerous fundraising activities we organise and the generous donations from the general public. These tours can be both mentally and physically challenging and have proven to be extremely beneficial for those who have taken part, at varying stages of their rehabilitation process.
First opened in 1818, The Old Vic reaches out to the widest range of audiences without compromising artistic standards. Although it has attracted great actors, it has never believed that theatre itself is for an elite. We believe theatre should be for everyone. In addition to staging plays we support the education of young and adult people from deprived backgrounds, and are committed to creative learning, fostering new talent and engaging with community through our Old Vic New Voices department. The Old Vic doesn't receive a regular public subsidy from the government so we can only continue our work with the support of generous individuals, foundations and companies. We are pioneering a financial model of self-reliance in the arts through the formation of the endowment fund, which will remain in place for 25 years. The endowment will enhance productions, sustain our education and community programmes and maintain our historic building. We have been encouraged by a one-off commitment from Arts Council England, through its Catalyst Fund, to give us a 3:1 match on money we raise before July 2015. Therefore, for every £3 you raise, we will receive a further £1 from Arts Council England, ensuring great theatre is available to all.
We are a preserved steam railway and registered museum which operates between Pickering and Whitby. Preserving steam and diesel engines, rolling stock and general railway artifacts. With over 400 volunteers that help keep the railway running. Preserving the past for future generations.
It is an independent registered charity, run by volunteers, whose aim is to help improve the quality of life for all ME sufferers, their families and carers.
'...no other British new music group generates such passion and excitement' The Times BCMG thrives on innovation and invention and is acclaimed for championing the most forward-looking music regionally, nationally and internationally. Amongst the best in the world in their field, BCMG is passionately committed to engaging audiences and participants with the most exciting contemporary music of our time. This ambitious mission is achieved through a diverse and multi-faceted programme of pioneering concerts, inclusive learning programmes, regular tours, media projects and audience-building initiatives.Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1001474 Find out more Website http://www.bcmg.org.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bcmgfans/ Twitter https://twitter.com/bcmg
We provide an alternative education for children unable to cope in mainstream school due to social and learning differences. The majority of children that attend our centre have suffered from anxiety, bullying and are on the autistic spectrum. Our centre is in Eltham, London.
Stepping Stones Merseyside aims to provide opportunities through training & employment for those excluded from society through disability, learning difficulties, economic difficulties, gender, ethnicity or with histories of substance abuse or criminality. Promoting inclusion & integration for all.
We support family carers in Milton Keynes, through information and advice, emotional support, training and support groups. We provide access to counselling for those carers struggling with their caring role and to relaxing therapy sessions to ease carers' stress.
Tyneside Cinema is a registered charity, passionate about working with film and digital media. We provide year round programmes of independent and foreign language film and digital media arts, from our grade II listed venue in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne.
We are a friendly group of volunteer parents and carers of deaf children in Trafford. We organise regular activities for deaf children and their families. We meet to chat through issues, offer support, gain tips and to give the children an opportunity to socialise with their hearing impaired peers which they may not get much chance to do in a mainstream school. We also organise a range of events throughout the year including sporting activities, arts and crafts, theatre trips, horse riding and parties! Often free of charge or nominal fees, these events really allow the children time to interact with each other whilst doing fun activities. We are constantly fundraising either by taking part in sponsored runs, bake sales or applying for community funding to allow us to put on a range of interesting events.
Forth Valley Chorus is an award-winning ladies barbershop chorus, performing a dynamic repertoire spanning barbershop, swing, jazz, gospel and pop. We have represented the UK in international barbershop contests in Seattle in 2010, Denver in 2012 and will do so again in Baltimore in 2014 .
Wimbledon Civic Theatre Trust facilitates exciting and innovative theatre education projects in S. London, improving access to performing arts for children and young people, focusing on those of secondary school age, those with special needs and those experiencing economic or social disadvantage.
Hi 5's provides support for children with learning disabilities and their families in Leighton Buzzard and the surrounding area. It enables the children to particpate in activities that might not otherwise be available to them, for example, an annual holiday, sports and arts and crafts.
Action Today to Prevent Disability Tomorrow IMPACT's aim is simple - that no one should become needlessly disabled by disease, lack of knowledge or shortage of medical services. Most of the 650 million disabled people in our world are affected quite needlessly by conditions which could have been prevented or could be treated, often at low cost Last year alone, IMPACT helped over 2 million people in Africa and Asia to see, hear or move again or protected them from disease and disabling conditions A gift of £40 restores sight, hearing or mobility or repairs cleft lip for another person in the developing world. Thank you for all your spport! To view a short film about our work:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOSKu7yXDCA
Classics for All is an education charity committed to funding projects that embed the teaching of Classics within the state education system. We do not receive any public funding but rely on the generosity of our donors to give students opportunities across the country. Thank you for your support.
Northamptonshire Music and Performing Arts Trust (NMPAT) exists to provide Musical and Artistic opportunities for the Children and Young People of Northamptonshire. Created out of the former Local Authority Music Service, NMPAT is an independent Charitable Company dedicated to preserving the heritage and breadth of the Northamptonshire Music Service. NMPAT operates 15 area Music Centres and over 30 central County Ensembles and delivers an tuition to nearly every school in the County. More than 15 000 children a year engage in an NMPAT activity. Its senior ensembles have a proud reputation for the quality of their performance and have performed at concerts and festivals throughout the Country and most of Europe. In May 2012 NMPAT was appointed the lead partner of the new Music Education Hub and will work with other local Music and Arts organisations to deliver the promises of the government's National Music Plan. Further information can be found at www.NMPAT.co.uk
Who we are and what we do A Leicester based charity, established in 1986, we use arts, media and music activities to inspire and engage young people and help them to develop creative, social and employability skills. Our inclusive way of working helps young people who lack opportunities or have challenges in their lives to participate in positive creative activities. We help them get back on track if things have gone wrong, try new things, build the confidence and resilience to change negative or risky behaviours, and progress to lead more fulfilling lives. This, in turn, has a beneficial effect on their communities. We set up projects and activities to encourage participation in the arts in Leicestershire. We have an experienced team who develop and deliver a wide range of creative projects and activities. Different agencies refer young people to activities at our studios or in local communities. Our work tackles local and national problems like gang culture, anti-social behaviour and unhealthy lifestyles, using creativity to give young people more positive choices in their lives. We work with MPs, police, fire service, schools, youth, health and social services, and local authorities. This gives our work a greater impact: we share ideas and resources which gives value for money for taxpayers and fewer social problems.
The Little Art School Trust believes that art can make a big difference to the people in our community. Ongoing projects for people with dementia, the elderly who are isolated and a project for vulnerable young people/young carers.
As the UK’s population rapidly ages, the issue of acute loneliness and social isolation is one of the biggest challenges facing our society. The Spitz CT wishes to address this need by developing work with frail and vulnerable older people living in institutional settings and at home alone within communities. Through the power of live music and working with talented, experienced musicians will aim to bring life and colour into their lives in a range of places. From the everyday settings of the street, to people’s front rooms, in church halls, schools and residential care homes. We will deliver a constantly evolving music programme that includes participatory, social, exploratory and performance strands.