City of London School Charitable Trust (UK, 1020824) Browse events

The Trust raises money for a different charity each year chosen by the pupils of the School. For 2013/14 the charity selected is KIDS FOR KIDS. The Appeal involves all of the pupils overseen by a committee of Junior Sixth Formers. WE HOPE TO RAISE £75,000 FOR THIS GREAT CAUSE.

Snowdon Trust (UK, 282754) Browse events

The Snowdon Trust (prev. Snowdon Award Scheme) provides grants to physically & Sensory disabled people studying in the UK. Students with places at colleges & universities can apply. We typically help fund; sign language interpreters, computers, other specialised equipment or services. Thank you!

Fet-Lor (UK, SC013866) Browse events

Fet-Lor Youth Club provides educational and recreational opportunities to young people in the Greater Pilton area of Edinburgh. We are currently fundraising for a new building which in order to ensure that Fet-Lor can continue to improve the lives of young people for many years to come.

Kenya Project Partnership (UK, 1104888) Browse events

The purpose of the Kenya Project Partnership is to improve Secondary School Education for children in rural Kenya. Working in direct partnership with schools, they provide textbooks and science equipment. Resource investment is supported by holistic programmes, which include an HIV/AIDS education, a Girls Education programme, and improving post-educational opportunities.

Greggs Foundation (UK, 296590) Browse events

The Greggs Foundation aims to alleviate hardship by donating £1.3 million to local charities each year through a range of grant programmes. The Breakfast Club Scheme provides funding to allow disadvantaged primary school children to get a free, nutritious breakfast before the start of the school day

The Foundation for Conductive Education (UK, 295873) Browse events

The Foundation for Conductive Education based at the National Institute of Conductive Education provides education and rehabilitation services to children and adults with neurological motor disorders such as cerebral palsy, dyspraxia, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, stroke and head injury.

Halow Project (UK, 1116773) Browse events

halow's objective is to secure a rewarding future for young adults with learning difficulties based on the simple but passionate belief that they have the right to enjoy the same quality of life as any other person. halow will seek to provide them with the help and assistance required to allow them to live and work as independently as possible and with a good social life in their local communities.

The Mothers' Union (UK, 240531) Browse events

Mothers’ Union is a unique community of over 4 million members, across 83 countries, living out their Christian faith by making a difference in their communities. This includes parenting programmes, literacy circles, AIDS orphanages, prison parent-and-child centres , disaster relief and much more.

East Sheen Primary School PTA (UK, 273295) Browse events

Classrooms for Kenya (UK, 1122559) Browse events

Classrooms For Kenya is a charity started by staff and students of The Weald School, West Sussex. The charity's aim is simply to promote education in Kenya by raising funds to build new, permanent and safe classrooms for Kenyan children.

The Elizabeth Foundation (UK, 293835) Browse events

The Elizabeth Foundation pre-school for deaf children and their families follows the "Multi Sensory Oral Approach", encouraging the development of speech, language and listening skills by using all of the child's senses in a natural, fun, child-centred environment.

Thriftwood School Parents And Friends Association (UK, 1038508) Browse events

Thriftwood School PFA is a group of Parents, Carers, Friends and Staff who fund raise to provide additional educational equipment & resources for the pupils at this very special school. We aim to bridge the gap that education funding cannot provide.

Rutland House School for Parents (UK, 1093006) Browse events

School for Parents provides free Conductive Education programmes for pre-school age children with cerebral palsy and other mobility impairments and children with Down's syndrome - we support the parents too. With your help we can raise the £220,000 a year we need to keep our free service running.

Hull Children's University (UK, 1124329) Browse events

We provide Children with learning experiences in life that supports schools. The Children's experiences are both in and out of the classroom, with our aim to raise aspirations and ambitions, and in turn hope their expectations will lead them to a better and more fulfilled life.

YHSA (UK, 1053085) Browse events

The Yerbury Discovery Playground Project, YDPP, is an exciting initiative led by pupils, staff, parents and carers at Yerbury Primary School in Islington, North London. Collectively, we have set ourselves the ambitious task of redeveloping our tired and out-dated playground through innovative, collaborative design for the benefit of our school and our wider community. To fund our new vision we need to raise £250,000. Over the past year the entire school has participated in a consultation process, which has delivered an inspiring masterplan for transforming the playground areas into a series of outdoor zones for discovery, play, creativity and learning. We are now hard at work staging fundraising events and initiatives and talking to funders about how they can help us to realise the Yerbury Discovery Playground Project. The focus of our next fundraising drive will be the Mind & Muscle zone which is costed at £50,000. The Yerbury Discovery Playground Project (YDPP) is the latest and largest fundraising initiative to be launched by the Yerbury Home School Association (YHSA). The YHSA is the parents' association for Yerbury Primary School in Islington, North London. For more information about the YHSA please see the following page. Thank you for your support.

Alder Bridge Steiner School (UK, 297857) Browse events

Alder Bridge Steiner School in Aldermaston is unique in this area of England, offering a very special form of education, in line with Steiner principles. At our school, each child is nurtured and encouraged to grow at his or her own pace, and to flourish as an individual. The carefree nature of childhood is celebrated and preserved, and creativity lies at the heart of the school’s teaching. Many children who struggle in mainstream education flourish here. Alder Bridge School is funded by our parents, so the more we are supported, the more it becomes possible to open up this wonderful education to others, and to enhance the facilities we can offer.

Ipswich School (UK, 1095032) Browse events

Ipswich School is an independent, co-educational school for both day and boarding students. The Development programme (established 2005) works closely with the OIs and Parents to organise a programme of events and philanthropic support for the School via the Annual Fund, Campaign and Legacy Club.

Friends of John Ball School (UK, 1017014) Browse events

Thank you for visiting the Friends of John Ball Charity page.

Oakham School Foundation (UK, 1131425) Browse events

Oakham is unique in many ways. It is the leading school offering both the International Baccalaureate and A-levels, it provides an incredible range of sports and activities and it offers an unrivalled commitment to educating the whole child, both academically and non-academically. We call this our Total Curriculum. Creating such a school has only been possible thanks to the remarkable generosity of our supporters. Those who have attended the School understand what it is to be an Oakhamian. Every pupil who has passed through these gates - not least those with scholarships or bursaries - will have enjoyed opportunities and facilities only made possible by the generous benefactors before them.

FoSM Fundraising (UK, 1026779) Browse events

FoSM is the PTA for St Mary's CE Primary School, Twickenham. We raise funds to enhance learning opportunities for all our children, including an exciting initiative to develop technology throughout the school as well as funding additional books, learning resources, play equipment, trips & activities

ST. MARTIN'S SCHOOL (EPSOM) PARENT TEACHER & FRIENDS ASSOCIATION (UK, 293881) Browse events

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University College London Students Union (UK, 1142404) Browse events

University College London Union is a registered charity that exists to represent and support students at UCL.

Hampden Gurney PTA (UK, 1101423) Browse events

The PTA of Hampden Gurney primary school has to actively raise about £30,000 each year to support non-core activities - please help Hampden Gurney to reach their goal!! Hampden Gurney Primary School is facing unprecedented government funding cuts and many non-core activities cannot be funded within their budget. Music and art lessons; the library, both its books and its staffing; student bursaries for clubs and trips; swimming lessons; trips; workshops; sports equipment and up to date IT equipment are not covered by the School's budget and are often paid for either partially or in full by the PTA … without the PTA, there would be no extras….the school would only be able to afford the basics, and good as they are, this would leave a dull and one dimensional education. So… Please help us to ensure that all of these extras are part of our children's day to day school lives. Charity No: 1101423

Angelman Syndrome Support Education & Research Trust (UK, 1021882) Browse events

Assert is a United Kingdom based support group for those affected by the rare genetic condition Angelman Syndome (AS). A diagnosis of AS will have life changing consequences and we are there to help families cope. We also advise medical and care professionals dealing with this rare condition.

Dandelion Time (UK, 1136613) Browse events

Dandelion Time is a charity for children struggling with complex emotional and behavioural difficulties. These children may be socially isolated and many have been excluded or have withdrawn from school. Dandelion works with the whole family in a therapeutic programme of activities around the farm. Children discover their abilities in a practical, stimulating way, building confidence and self esteem and helping them to re-engage at home and at school.