(UK, 1108535) Browse eventsThe Friends of Brisley Primary School are a band of parents and teachers whos aim is to raise funds to pay for all the extra things the schools own budget wont stretch to but can have a huge impact on the pupils enjoyment of their school life. As well as buying a wide variety of play and educational equipment The Friends have regularly funded the transport costs for school trips, allowing the children to enjoy regular educational days out. We also recently gave every pupil a commemerative mug as part of their day of activities and celebration for the recent wedding of Kate Middleton and Prince William. Fund raising activities and events organised by the Friends include the Brisley village fete, quiz nights, sponsored events and ladies pamper evenings. We also frequently support other local and international charities including Brisleys twin school in Sri Lanka, the RNIB, Help for Heroes, Jeans for Genes, the Nancy Oldfield Trust and Melissa Ilboudo in her work to combat hunger and poverty in Burkina Faso, West Africa. Your support would be greatly appreciated by the children of Brisley C.E.V.A Primary School and the other charities we help along the way.
(UK, 1080001) Browse eventsThe Acts of Hope Charitable believes that education is the best way to combat poverty, prejeudice and disadvantage. Our mission is to educate the children of the urban poor in South India. Our children live in some of the most deprived, disadvantaged and downtrodden communities in the world. We teach kids from the age of five through seventeen. Our school in Kasavanahalli now looks after 400 children. Acts of Hope integrates with the local community and hires local qualified, professional teachers. We have a network of supporting schools in the UK and we welcome guests and gap year students to the school.
(UK, 1141951) Browse eventsA 4-19 day and residential school for students of all abilities with physical and associated disabilities who have a wide range of ability and a main presenting physical disability. This can be combined with one or more needs of a sensory, communication, learning, medical or emotional nature.
(UK, 284412) Browse eventsCherwell School PTA raises funds to enhance the experience of all the school's students. Your support will help us to provide additional facilities and experiences, above and beyond the school's own funding. Your gift will go directly towards projects that make the school environment better, that enable more students to go on more trips, that teach students life skills such as bike safety and first aid, and that provide equipment for after school clubs, art and drama.
(UK, 1099982) Browse eventsWelcome to Joybells Thank you for visiting the Joybells donation page. All donations large or small are always greatly appreciated – particularly by the Children, who depend on your generosity for their day to day needs About Joybells In 1983, whilst living in Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim in Northern India, Joy started to care for small children whose mothers were having to work as labourers and had no possibility, at that time, of caring for their children themselves. When word spread of the work Joy was doing other destitute women starting bringing their babies to Joy. She took these children into her home, fed them, clothed them and began to educate them. This was the beginning of Joybells. Over 20 years Joybells, in Gangtok, grew to become a school for 400 with an orphanage for 50. In 2000 the decision was made for Joy to leave Gangtok, the remoteness of Sikkim making the everyday running of the school vitually impossible. Land was found near the city of Dehradun in the foothills of the Himalayas and the new Joybells was begun. The first of the new buildings has been opened and is home to over 60 children. Work is reaching completion on two of the main buildings that already provide accommodation for the children but will allow for more staff to be accommodated as well as a new medical wing. It has always been the case that children of all faiths have been welcomed by Joybells. Eventually there will be a home for about 200 children which will also be their primary school up to the age of 12. For their secondary education the children will go to other schools in the area. The orphanage will be home for the children throughout their schooling. Joy’s aim is to give the children in her care a Christian home and a really outstanding education. Pictures of the School and Orphanage
(UK, 1048983) Browse eventsThe Friends of Markyate School raise funds enhance and improve the facilities of the school for the Children's education and enjoyment. The school is currently planning on improving part of the grounds of the school to act as an outside classroom. The friends also supply refreshments for many of the schools events, including parents evenings, school productions, and organize a Christmas Pantomime, disco and a visit from Father Christmas each year. Thank you for your support , your donation is gratefully received.
(UK, SC033849) Browse eventsWe're a Boys Brigade Company based in Kilsyth, Scotland raising money for the village of Katete in Malawi. For years we've worked with Katete: working with Mary's Meals, we built a kitchen at the local school so each child could get one meal a day in their place of education; following the massive increase in attendance at the school, we worked with Classrooms for Malawi to renovate some of the school's classroom and visited in June 2014 to help with the work. Now we're continuing fundraising to keep helping the school and the village. We hope to be able to pay for the renovation of the church which also serves as 2 classrooms during the week, so the people of Katete have a place both to worship and to learn, before hopefully returning in the summer of 2016 in order to give out the many goods and clothes that have been donated to us for the most vulnerable pupils at the school.
(UK, 278150) Browse eventsTo advance the education of the pupils of the three Moss Hall schools (nursery, infants and juniors), by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the schools.
(UK, 1160578) Browse eventsHappy Bricks focuses on the lives of disadvantaged children globally, raising money to fundamentally improve the quality of the environment they live in. Be that through building schools to painting youth centres, from renovating hospital wards to supporting orphanages. We turn frowns upside down!
(UK, 1158359) Browse eventsThe Apples & Pears Foundation supplies primary schools in London with: funds for school trips and extra-curricular activities for young people and their families;volunteers to attend the trips; and roster of inspiring and interesting speakers.We are a registered charity enabling inner city families to take school trips with their children and volunteers. We want London’s children to have more choices in their futures. We want to build wider communities. Our differences and similarities are what make us uniquely human. Apples & Pears is not just about better futures; it’s about different futures. It’s about inspiration and giving our children real choices. Together we can close the inequality gap. The Apples & Pears Foundation supplies primary schools in London with: We are a registered charity enabling inner city families to take school trips with their children and volunteers. We want London’s children to have more choices in their futures. We want to build wider communities. Our differences and similarities are what make us uniquely human. Apples & Pears is not just about better futures; it’s about different futures. It’s about inspiration and giving our children real choices. Together we can close the inequality gap.
(UK, 1021131) Browse eventsFriends of East Harptree Primary School raises money for the benefit of all children in our school.
(UK, 1040376) Browse eventsWe are the PTA for Ditcheat Primary School. We hold community events to raise funds & enhance the school life. We are a small school of 84 pupils. We are currently raising money for a new kitchen with a target of £30,000. We need all the extra support and help we can get! Thanks for reading.
(UK, 1092499) Browse eventsDore Parents Association (DPA), is a registered charity which raises money for the benefit of Dore Primary School. Fundraising is ongoing throughout the year, including events such as, the summer ball, autumn family fun day, discos for both parents and children and the annual village fun run. All the monies raised, contribute hugely to the quality of school life, and offer the opportunity for school to purchase items that otherwise the school budget would not be able to stretch to.
(UK, 1077631) Browse eventsFriends of the Vineyard School is a registered charity set up some years ago by a group of parents to receive donations to the school.
(UK, 1035338) Browse eventsFriends of Glenfrome supports Glenfrome Primary School to achieve the best education for local children. Through practical help in the classrooms and raising finances, the charity enables children to access a full curriculum including swimming lessons, after school clubs and additional learning materials.
(UK, 1107917) Browse eventsPatchwork Kids support marginalised children's education in remote areas of India, Uganda and Macedonia. We fund equipment, staffing and rebuild classrooms to improve resources of schools and support local efforts to improve their community, for example helping to provide mosquito nets and blankets.
(UK, 252878a) Browse eventsSt. Joseph’s School is an inclusive caring community, based on Christian values. It is a centre of excellence where education, care and therapies are personalised to meet the varying needs of children and young people with complex learning and behavioural difficulties. The school works with families to create a stable and caring environment for those learners with a range of disorders (including Autistic Spectrum Disorder) and the complex issues created with communication and behaviour.
(UK, 1109906) Browse eventsThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.The Aquinoe Learning Centre is an inclusive school in Kitale, Kenya, which welcomes ALL children, whatever their background. Children who have physical, sensory and learning difficulties are welcomed to the school, along with 'mainstream' pupils. The charity provides 'extras', like books, furniture, mosquito nets and even buildings and solar panels. It also encourages supporters to sponsor individual pupils. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1109906 Find out more Website http://www.aquinoe.org Twitter https://twitter.com/AquinoeinKenya
(UK, SC033035) Browse eventsThe aim of the Loretto Foundation is to provide scholarships and burseries to pupils who would otherwise be financially unable to benefit from an education at Loretto School.
(UK, 1088737) Browse eventsThe St Nicolas Parents and Staff Association (PSA) is made up of all parents at St Nicolas School, with a committee appointed to organise social and fundraising events throughout the year. Our main purpose is to raise money to purchase extra equipment, or enable extra activities for the children over and above those that would normally be available. As well as annual events such as a winter childrens party, a school trip and helping out with school events we are current raising money for resurfacing and landscaping of the school playground - something that will benefit current St Nicolas pupils and future pupils for many years to come.
(UK, 1133656) Browse eventsApps for Good is a edtech charity with a mission to grow a generation of problem solvers and digital makers. Apps for Good partners with schools and colleges across the UK, training educators to deliver our award winning course framework to their students aged 10-18. They are supported by a community of over 900 professionals (including designers, developers, marketeers and entrepreneurs) who bridge the gap between education and industry and mentor the students on all aspects of the programme including idea generation, business modelling, UX and design. Through the Apps for Good programme students build, market and launch apps to solve problems that they care about within their communities, learning vital digital, entrepreneurial and enterprise skills throughout the process. For the 2014/2015 academic year we are working within 480 schools across the whole of the UK, impacting 1,000 educators and 23,000 students.
(UK, 1044249) Browse eventsAsh Lea School is a day, community Special School for students between the ages of three and nineteen who experience complex learning difficulties.Ash Lea School is a community where everyone is valued, celebrated and works to their full potential. Both staff and students have high expectations of every aspect of school life from the curriculum to our extensive range of extended services.We are very proud of the achievements of our school and the external recognition from Ofsted, but we will continue to strive for excellence in all that we do.Through the differentiated and personalised curriculum each students has the opportunity to reach their full potential. This is achieved through positive partnerships with other professionals, other schools and the local community.
(UK, 1125446) Browse eventsArchbishop Sentamu Academy is handling donations for ABP on behalf of Marfleet Primary School. The school provides a first-rate education, but is struggling to accommodate its 178 pupils in a tiny Victorian building. Our aim is to raise enough money to allow the school to build a new classroom.
(UK, 1023073) Browse eventsIt helps to arrange fundraising, social and educational activities for the benefit of John Rankin Infant School.