AMREF, the African Medical and Research Foundation, is African's health development organisation. Headquartered in Nairobi, AMREF runs innovative health programmes across sub-Saharan Africa, fighting disease, training health workers, and strengthening health systems. For more information, visit or follow us on Facebook at
Jesuit Missions in London helps many British Jesuits and others around the world who need support for their work, especially in Guyana, South Africa and Zimbabwe. Any help you give goes directly to them.
We are a charity which provides high quality performing arts training and experiences for young people which is based on ability not the ability to pay. We give them the best possible chances of success and support for progression into the industry including scholarship to train in USA & London
Brass for Africa has initiated and continues to support music projects for some of the worlds most disadvantaged children in Africa. The opportunity to learn and play music in their community has the most profound and empowering effect on these children giving them a new self confidence and self belief.
Time & Talents was founded in 1887 to help those in need in Rotherhithe and Bermondsey. Today we run projects, including those for older and younger people and offer our space to be used by a range of groups and individuals as well as providing volunteering opportunities for the whole community.
Dorchester Festival is a biennial arts event which raises money for Dorchester Abbey and a local charity - in 2013 SpecialEffect! It actively encourages families and children into the arts through a diverse and fun programme and close association with local schools and businesses.
The RAF Museum is Britain's only national Museum dedicated wholly to aviation. Its collection of 500,000 artefacts and more than 200 aircraft is the largest in Europe. Donations support vital work preserving the collection, acquisition of new objects and education and community activities.
The Salaam Centre is the first of its kind in the UK, an inclusive community centre with dedicated prayer facilities and community facilities open to everyone such as a restaurant, sports halls, gender specific gyms, lecture theatre, children's play area and much more.Bridging the gapModern life makes is increasingly difficult for families to spend quality time together. The Salaam Centre offers facilities for everyone regardless of age and will be an 'oasis of belonging' for all generations.Keeping the Islamic heritage aliveOur Islamic heritage is central to our lives and will underpin everything we do at the Salaam Centre. Furthermore we believe our values can transcend boundaries and bring us closer to our friends and neighbours in the UK. Creating an environment of openness will allow meaningful interaction with wider society and correct the sometimes false, negative image of Islam. Holistic and SereneAmid the hustle and bustle of everyday life, the Salaam Centre will offer a haven of reflection and tranquility immersed in an Islamic environment. The facilities at The Salaam Centre are designed to nurture new expressions of religion and a better understanding of Islam through innovative methods and free expression.Make a differenceIt has been a long road from the project’s first inception to gaining planning permission from the Local Authority in January 2011. £3M has been raised for this project and the project’s overall construction cost is £8M. This figure may seem ambitious but the Salaam Centre offers something unique that has the potential to transform the community and radically re-orientate the relationship between Muslims and the wider society in the West, ensuring a sustainable future for all.
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The David Ashwell Foundation supports three activities, one of which is to support research into Alveolar Capillary Dysplasia (ACD). Alveolar capillary dysplasia is a very rare congenital malformation involving abnormal development of the capillary vascular system around the alveoli of the lungs. Babies with ACD may appear normal at birth but within minutes or hours they develop incurable respiratory distress . There is no treatment for ACD and as it is so rare, there has been little research into this devastating and fatal illness. The David Ashwell Foundation was set up in memory of Brian David Ashwell. In March 2011 his first grandson, named David Fazlollah Upeska Ashwell, was born and 48 hours after birth became seriously ill. David died aged only 15 days old from ACD. These funds will only be used to support research into this rare and fatal disease. Money raised will be added to the Restricted ACD Research Fund at the National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) to fund the next ACD research grant. For further information on ACD please see the Alveolar Capillary Dysplasia Association (ACDA) website.
We believe that gymnastics has the power to transform lives. The British Gymnastics Foundation exists to create opportunities through gymnastics, to bring real improvements to the lives of people and communities most in need.
The Horniman Museum is set in 16 acres of award-winning gardens in Forest Hill, south east London. Founded by Victorian tea trader Frederick Horniman, the Museum seeks to encourage a wider appreciation of the world through its collections of natural history specimens, cultural artefacts and musical instruments, alongside its aquarium and gardens.
Eddie's (formally Cambridgeshire Mencap) is a Cambridgeshire charity providing local support for people with learning disabilities. We provide over 20 services including our very popular befriending schemes, arts, drama, dance and music workshops, a gardening group, training and employment programmes a holiday caravan and a hydrotherapy pool. Our services are reliant upon fundraising undertaken by our supporters. Thank you!
The Royal Devon & Exeter NHS Foundation Trust General Charity provides charitable funds for one of the South West’s largest hospitals which delivers healthcare services to a core population of around 420,000. Charitable donations really help support the services provided by the Royal Devon & Exeter NHS Foundation Trust by improving patient experience and staff wellbeing as well as enabling the purchase of equipment and additional research. The Trust has national and internationally recognised excellence in specialist fields and prides itself on being a forward-thinking healthcare provider with a commitment to improving the quality of patient care. To find out more about what we do, click here
The Zak Vali Foundation started up in memory of Zak Vali who sadly passed away with cancer in 2015. During this difficult time we realised that whilst there are many charities well established to provide emotional support as well as information in this difficult time, there are none set up to provide financial support for the costs of a funeral when a child passes away due to cancer. Often when a child takes ill with cancer, the family must dedicate all of their time for caring for their child and taking them to and from hospital. During this period it can be very difficult for the parents to find work which make finances an extra stress for them to juggle. If the child sadly passes away, parents are often left grieving and financially unable to pay for a fitting send off for their loved one. The Zak Vali Foundation are the only charity in the UK that provide financial support to relieve the financial burden that saying goodbye to a child may bring. Our referrals come directly from the carers that have been working personally with the child and family and therefore know their needs best. It is our belief that nobody should have to worry about being able to afford a fitting send off for their child. And it is our aim to ensure that where possible we will ensure that every child that passes away due to cancer has a funeral they deserve.
Islington Community Theatre is pushing the boundaries of how we engage young people from disadvantaged backgrounds in creating high quality art that genuinely changes lives. Since 2008 we have worked with thousands of young people in Islington, one of London's most disadvantaged, unequal and challenging boroughs. We can't do it, however, without the support of trusts and foundations, local government and - most importantly - individual donations. By making a donation to us, you can be confident knowing that your money goes directly to funding projects with some of Islington's most inspiring and challenging young people, to giving a voice to people who wouldn't have one otherwise and to creating groundbreaking new theatre.
The Prince’s Foundation for Children & the Arts is an educational charity committed to helping children experience the arts in a high quality and sustained way. We provide access for young people who would otherwise grow up having had no or very limited opportunity to engage with the arts. Children who take part are drawn from both urban and rural areas of deprivation and come from a variety of backgrounds. Many have behavioural and learning difficulties. Thousands of children leave school having never set foot in an art gallery, watched a performance in a theatre or listened to an orchestra play live. Children & the Arts works to redress this balance and encourage in children a long term engagement with the arts. The arts have the power to transform children’s lives and have a proven positive impact on their development resulting in: Through our work children learn that cultural venues are welcoming, accessible and exciting places to visit
TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO ANYONE DIAGNOSED WITH CYSTINOSIS, AS WELL AS THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS. TO HIGHLIGHT THE DISORDER TO MEMBERS, THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND THE WIDER COMMUNITY. TO ASSIST IN THE PROMOTION OF RESEARCH INTO THE TREATMENT OF CYSTINOSIS. TO WORK ALONGSIDE OTHER SIMILAR ORGANISATIONS IN UNDERSTANDING MORE ABOUT METABOLIC DISORDERS IN GENERAL
The ADHD Foundation, in partnership with individuals, families, doctors, teachers and other agencies, works to: The ADHD Foundation supports achievement, educational attainment, mental health and employability. We work in partnership with those living with ADHD, enabling them understand and manage ADHD. We are committed to the participation agenda and the right of those who use services to have a voice and be responsible for their own life plan and the change they want to achieve for themselves. All stakeholders are involved in the design, development and delivery of services. We have a team of skilled, experienced and dedicated staff, sessional workers and volunteers, some of whom have progressed from beneficiaries of the service to deliverers of training and services. Our team understand first hand the issues around ADHD, sharing their experience and providing skill support and encouragement.
Saxon Wood Association is the charitable wing of Saxon Wood Primary School for children with physical disabilities. Funds are raised to provide additional equipment such as adapted tricycles and other extras such as outings, social events and visiting artists. At present the Association is raising money for a sensory garden.
The University of St Andrews Charities Campaign is a subcommittee of the Students Association; we are a group of dedicated students aiming to raise as much as possible while having as much fun as possible! From Race2, RAG Week, MasqueRAVE, Events, Challenges-- get involved! Raising funds for Race2Prague 2017! The charities we support this year are Frontline Fife Homelessness Services, Anthony Nolan, and Women for Women International. Charity No: 19883 Find out more Website http://charities-campaign.org.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/StAndrewsCharities
The City of Westminster Charitable Trust was established in 1987 for the purpose of allocating income received for charitable purposes directed wholly or mainly to the benefit of the City of Westminster. Each year the Trust makes grants to around 30 organisations which benefit residents or the community in Westminster. It also gives a small Christmas gift of a box of chocolates to all Westminster residents in receipt of meals on wheels and continues to support local groups which hold Christmas lunches and parties.
Muted is a registered charity to help support sufferers, carers, friends and families dealing with the effects of Depression suffered by Men.Our mission is to help and encourage Men to recognise and understand the symptoms, effects and treatments of the condition.
We are a community amateur sports club (CASC) that provides facilities and cricket for both male and female cricketers from the age of 8 upwards. We have a pavilion situated in lower castle park in Colchester and have two cricket pitches on the same site. The pavilion consists of three small changing rooms, kitchen, bar, lounge, toilet and a cellar. Externally the club has a four lane astro turf cricket practise facility and two cricket pitches. The first pitch is the main senior cricket pitch and has been in place for over 150 years. The second junior pitch was installed 4 years ago due to an ever increasing membership. The club runs mens and ladies teams and junior boys and girls teams from under 11 through to under 19. The pavilion requires redevelopment and extending to accommodate our ever growing club and this is the purpose of this fundraising campaign. The proposed project is to refurbish and extend the existing cricket pavilion to accommodate extra changing facilities following increasing junior and female membership and development of a second playing pitch. This will allow the club to further expand and accommodate new junior members and provide further sporting opportunities for the community. The newly developed building will contain four large player changing rooms, an officials changing room, disabled changing and toilets. The newly developed building will also include an improved function area, kitchen and disabled access to enable possible use by a partner community or sporting organisation. The building will be more sustainable to accommodate more activities throughout the year. The existing facility has no disabled access and a small function and kitchen area which requires improvement to enable use of the building all year round. Find out more Website http://www.colchestercricket.org/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CEECC/ Twitter https://twitter.com/ColchesterEECC Flickr http://www.colchestercricket.org/photos.html