HUGE ,an acronym for Helping Uganda Educate, has been setup to make a difference to childrens lives in Uganda, who through no fault of their own can't go to school, are malnourished and have no access to normal health facilities. HUGEs initial aim is to work in partnership with the Nabugabo Community Development Association, located on the shores of Lake Nabugabo in South West Uganda.Our aim is to help strengthen the local community,to generate improvements in education, healthcare,employment and environmental initiatives. Work in the surrounding area will begin once the Nabugabo project proves sustainable. Opening it's doors in 2013,the school now has 75 children enrolled in three year bands from just three years of age.The vision is to be able to offer a full primary education from Reception through to Primary 7.In order to achieve this,there will be ongoing capital and revenue requirements for the construction and fit out of supplementary classrooms and staff accomodation together with the cost of additional teaching staff. We need your help to make this possible,any donations,small (or large) will make a HUGE difference to these children.Please help us fulfil this vision and importantly help these children and, more to an education they so richly deserve.
Montacute School is a school for pupils with severe or profound and multiple learning difficulties. Montacute Parents and Friends Association is run by parents, staff and friends of Montacute School who give up their time to raise money for the provision of specialist equipment, school trips, parties and many other activities.
The University of Glasgow Trust is the main vehicle for philanthropic donations to the University of Glasgow. The Trustees are responsible for disbursement of grants from gifts made to University of Glasgow priority fundraising projects. These include; the Medical Fund, Chancellor's Fund, Scholarships Fund, Paul O'Gorman Leukaemia Research Centre, The Scottish Centre for Ecology and the Natural Environment (SCENE), the Small Animal Hospital Campaign and the Beatson Pebble Appeal. The Trust also receives and administers unrestricted gifts and bequests for the benefit of the University.
Our charity raises funds to help Hilary Storm Nursery & Primary School develop into a school that can sustain itself through income generating projects. So far, we have funded a water bore hole & rainwater harvest system, staff housing & a truck. The school is among the best in Kumi District.
The aim is to bring together the parents and friends of the school to provide funds to further the opportunity for learning, sport and fun
Miserden Church of England Primary School is a small village school, that plays a significant role within its local community in Gloucestershire. The Miserden School Friends Association (MSFA) fundraises to contribute to the work of Miserden School through providing additional resources and experiences. For example, funds have been used in recent years for: funding or subsidizing school trips, buying equipment such as a coomber recorder, holding events and competitions for the pupils. TO VIEW MICK PONTING'S LAND'S END TO JOHN O'GROATS BIKE RIDE PAGE, AND TO MAKE A DONATION PLEASE CLICK HERE.
CNYTrust's mission is to facilitate the advancement of education of children and young people in rural China, in particular by assisting in the provision and improvement of facilities and resources in schools and the provision of bursaries to the school's students. CNYTrust manages and funds its own school in Hebei, China providing funding, educational resources and management advice. As a non-profit organisation our work is heavily dependent on volunteers and donations. Trustees and volunteers work for CNYTrust in their spare time and are not paid, so every donation goes directly towards helping another student get to school. All donations received by CNYTrust are used either in our CNYTrust sponsor a child scholarship fund or put towards the maintenance or development of the CNYTrust school. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you in advance both on behalf of the Trustees and children who we are supporting for making a donation.
It loans sensory toys and equipment to children in NE England with complex special needs.
Edinburgh Students Charities Appeal (ESCA) supports the hundreds of students across Edinburgh who are involved in charitable activity throughout the city. There are several different ways ESCA completes these aims:
Thank you for visiting our profile page on My Donate.ABANA - furthering Education in Rwanda.The charity ABANA (CHILDREN) was set up at the end of 2010, afterI had spent a year in Rwanda, working as a volunteer teacher of English in arural secondary schoolABANA selects students who would otherwise be unable toaccess Secondary Education and sponsors them through school and on to Further Education.We are a small charity, up to now we are helping around 12students and with your help, we could sponsor many more.
It helps support a local primary school and enrich the experience of every child attending the school.
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The Footprints Mission To create a home that can give parental care, love, understanding,security and happiness but above all the sense of belonging to family life that every child deserves. Footprints is now home to 19 wonderful children. Meanwhile Footprints Academy (our school) has 108 pupils.
The Friends of Bettridge (F.O.B) was established in 1975 to advance the education of the children attending Bettridge Special school, by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school, not normally provided by the Local Authority. F.O.B is the Bettridge School Parent Teachers Association made up of staff and parents/carers The Association aims to foster more extended relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school and engage in activities which support the school and advance the education of the children attending it. Every half term the F.O.B. Committee attends a meeting to work together to organise social and recreational events for parents, children and staff and has provided numerous items of equipment and financial help with major purchases.
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We are a school for pupils with complex needs. All are wheelchair users, many are visually impaired and are working mentally at the very earliest stages of life. The pupils learn about the world through their senses and love interacting with others in the community. Our pupils are inspirational!
TGS School Fund contributes to the annual funding of a wide choice of enrichment opportunities available to all students and it also raises funds for longer term capital projects at Tonbridge Grammar School. Please contact: Mrs Pippa Blackstone TGS Development Tonbridge Grammar School Deakin Leas Tonbridge TN9 2JR [email protected] 01732 365125 x 221
Our mission is to help motivated students from disadvantaged backgrounds win places at top universities. We match students with graduates who they see for a weekly hour's tutorial, and organise for authors, economists, and others to run workshops which students choose according to their interests.
Thank you so much for supporting Freshford Primary School Parent-Teacher Association. Your donation will help us enhance our children's education and the school community. Freshford Primary School PTA is an integral, invaluable and important part of our school community. PTA fundraising activities help improve the equipment and resources to enhance our children’s education. The PTA organises a wide range of activities throughout the school year; including school discos, cake sales and jumble sales, the Christmas Fayre and much more. All parents, guardians and carers are members of our School’s PTA. Thank you for your support! Charity No: 1031841 Find out more Website http://www.freshfordpta.org.uk
We are a PTA raising valuable funds for our small village primary school.
Chengelo Trust supports a Christian, co-educational boarding school in Zambia. It contributes education for the next generation of leading Zambians. Chengelo has the best academic record in the country, and is also strong in agricultural education and in outreach to subsistence farmers. It urgently needs support for development projects.
Friends of the Loyne supports the work of The Loyne Specialist School in Lancaster. It is a special school for pupils aged 2-19 with a range of learning difficulties.
Care for Clare raises funds for the Clare School, Norwich which is for pupils with physical disabilities and sensory impairments. All pupils follow a curriculum personalised to meet their needs and are encouraged to develop an enquiring and active interest in their studies.
New Studio Preschool is committed to providing high quality pre-school care and education to children and their families.