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Eastern Primary School Parent Council
(UK, SC040435) Browse events
YTD Raised: £887.00
(UK, SC040435) It helps support a local primary school and enrich the experience of every child attending the school.
Path to Possibilities
(UK, 1130317) Browse events
YTD Raised: £880.16
(UK, 1130317) Path to Possibilities funds the education of disadvantage young people in Nigeria. It grants schorlarship funds to talented but poor students. Path to Possibilities also shares best teaching practice with state funded schools in Nigeria.
The Access Project
(UK, 1143011) Browse events
YTD Raised: £880.00Our 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.
Wells Cathedral School Foundation
(UK, 1118159) Browse events
YTD Raised: £878.00Created via charity sign up service.
The Mary Hare Foundation
(UK, 1002680) Browse events
YTD Raised: £877.79
(UK, 1002680) Mary Hare is a national charity for profoundly and severely deaf children. The School educates without the use of sign language and is the largest non-maintained special school in the UK. We also provide music therapy services and the Burwood Centre offers independent assessments of deaf children.
Footprints Orphanage
(UK, 1126967) Browse events
YTD Raised: £874.54The 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.
St Matthias Pre-School
(UK, 1130983) Browse events
YTD Raised: £870.00Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1130983
Tonbridge Grammar School
(UK, XT33074) Browse events
YTD Raised: £855.00TGS 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
Freshford School Parent Teacher Association
(UK, 1031841) Browse events
YTD Raised: £850.00Thank 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
Friends of Little Thetford School
(UK, 1123445) Browse events
YTD Raised: £841.95We are a PTA raising valuable funds for our small village primary school.
Rwenzori Trust
(UK, 1011735) Browse events
YTD Raised: £832.11The Rwenzori Trust was set up in 1992 to promote education and training in Uganda, focussing on the Rwenzori mountain area. Within the Trust, the current projects are sponsoring secondary school education, completing an eco-tourism lodge and building a local clinic and pre-school nursery.
Care for Clare
(UK, 1014963) Browse events
YTD Raised: £830.00Care 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.
Talbot Heath School Trust Limited
(UK, 283708) Browse events
YTD Raised: £827.00Created via charity sign up service.
The Unicorn School For The Dyslexic Child
(UK, 1070807) Browse events
YTD Raised: £825.45The Unicorn School offers a unique learning enviroment, where children with dyslexia, dyspraxia and speech and language difficulties can discover their full potential. Small classes and individual 1:1 sessions help the pupil to return to mainstream education as soon as possible.
Raising and Giving (RAG) Imperial College Union
(UK, 1151241) Browse events
YTD Raised: £824.00We are Imperial College Raising and Giving (RAG) – where ‘being good to the world and raising money for charity’ equals …’HAVING THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE’
Friends of Sir Charles Parsons School
(UK, 1165658) Browse events
YTD Raised: £820.95We are a registered charity who support the work of Sir Charles Parsons School by fundraising for specialist equipment and resources. Sir Charles Parsons School is a school for young people aged eleven to nineteen years old who have a range of additional needs including severe learning difficulties, complex learning difficulties and disabilities and profound and multiple learning difficulties. The school is situated in the east end of the City of Newcastle upon Tyne and currently provides education to 160 students, including a sixth form provision which caters for 52 students. Charity No: 1165658 Find out more Website http://www.facebook.com/Friends-of-Sir-Charles-Parsons-School-1703938169881799/ Facebook http://www.facebook.com/Friends-of-Sir-Charles-Parsons-School-1703938169881799/
Wylam First School and Friends
(UK, 1042246) Browse events
YTD Raised: £815.00Wylam First School and friends is a PTA providing an opportunity for parents and friends to play an active role in supporting our school, staff and governors. The school aims to provide a rich and safe environment conducive to learning where children can develop socially, academically, physically and spiritually.
Christian Relief Uganda
(UK, 1055166) Browse events
YTD Raised: £803.80It supports a primary school and school for the deaf in Kamuli, Uganda; runs community development programmes in Kamuli District and runs volunteer trips to Uganda.
Worsley Bridge Primary School PTFA
(UK, 1155526) Browse events
YTD Raised: £795.00We are a group of parents, carers and teachers who raise funds for and promote a sense of community in Worsley Bridge Primary School.
Family Of Hope
(UK, 1156732) Browse events
YTD Raised: £790.00A Nursery and Primary School in rural Uganda enabling children with Special Educational Needs and those in extreme poverty to have an education.
Active Training And Education
(UK, 1062448) Browse events
YTD Raised: £784.00It provides residential summer camps for children from a wide variety of backgrounds, and from all over the UK. It focusses on the importance of play to the developing child, and on the immense value of residential experience away from home and normal school surroundings.
Tanbridge House School
(UK, 1108324) Browse events
YTD Raised: £784.00Created via charity sign up service.
Osiligi Charity Projects
(UK, 1135331) Browse events
YTD Raised: £772.50Osiligi helps in the relief of poverty in the Maasai communities of Kenya through child education, clean water, health, micro-finance and introducing new technologies. In 2014 it is raising money to build a health clinic, upgrate the existing school solar electricity system, the building of 2 new classroom with teachers' accommodation and the teaching of agriculture to the school children and the community. The repair of other charity's broken hand pumps is ongoing as is sponsoring more children to attend the Osiligi Obaya Primary school. Please help us in our tasks. Even a small donation makes a big difference. Clean water costs around £12 per family, with a few pence per year running costs thereafter. A months schooling is £16. Small donations, collectively, can make a big difference. Much more information on our website - http://www.osiligi.org
Iraqi Association
(UK, 1101109) Browse events
YTD Raised: £771.82The Iraqi Association seeks to provide education and protection for Iraqi children in the most deprived areas of Baghdad. We also strive for a positive integration of the Iraqi community in the UK, encouraging cultural identity, and citizen's contribution to this society.
Friends Of Suchana
(UK, 1138960) Browse events
YTD Raised: £770.99Our Vision Suchana believes that equality and social justice are key to a vision which can tackle the roots of poverty. We work with the least privileged to articulate and actualise rights: to quality education, to affordable healthcare, and to livelihoods which support and sustain our cultural identities and humanity. Suchana understands that priorities for development must evolve from within the community. We prioritise not simply literacy but education which helps build awareness and initiative to tackle local and global issues. Parents, teachers and other community members are closely involved in running the organisation and developing its future. What we do: Suchana has been working from 2004 to make education relevant, enjoyable and accessible to very marginalised children. Over 80% of the children i the education programmes are from 'adivasi' indigenous communities of Santals and Koras or are in the lowest status caste groups. About 60% have parents who cannot read or write. Most don't speak the language used in schools - Bengali - when they start school. Many attend government schools irregularly and have poor learning outcomes. The Education Resource Centre (ECR): The ECR runs a range of out-of-school learning programes for different age groups. These are carefully built inputs which seek to maximise the gains to adivasi and other marginalised children from attending mainstream schools by: Increasing the breadth and depth of basic literacy achieved by class 4 so they can better cope with the school curriculum; Broadening the scope of education offed to include creative writing, art, drama and music to bui;d a holistic learning environment. Centralising the cultures and experience of adivasi children so that education speaks to their lives and the children have the confidence to bring their realities into their schools.