Rotary Club Of Cheltenham Sunrise Trust Fund (UK, 1051183) Browse events

Santa's Fun Run is a fun day out for all the family, with lots to see and take part in. Our aim is for family's to have fun, run, walk or jog a 3 kilometre course around beautiful Pittville Park and in the process raise funds for Sunrise Rotary to help Hop Skip and Jump and Cancer Research UK carry on much needed work for those who are in need. Please Fundraise for Us or make a Donation  Hop Skip and Jump centres are play and support centres for children with a life threatening illness, or special needs, and their families. Hop Skip and Jump centres are unique: They are places where special needs children and adults have fun and where families can be confident that there are staff who are trained, experienced and who care. Your contribution will help Sunrise Rotary continue to provide this invaluable service, a lifeline to many will be much appreciated. Thank You  Cancer Research UK  Thanks to our groundbreaking work more people are beating cancer than ever before. Please get involved and help Sunrise Rotary help us  Cheltenham Sunrise Rotarians meet weekly to enjoy each others' fellowship and discuss ways to serve others. Rotary helps hundreds and thousands of voluntary orgainsations around the world. Our motto Service Above Self empowers us with compassion for the underpriviledged, the ill and the disabled. The Rotary Foundation Rotary's own charity gives more than £58 Million every year to educational and humanitarian programmes which promote international understanding

Tristan da Cunha Education Trust Fund (UK, 1118779) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1118779

Weston Park Hospital Cancer Charity (UK, 1039885) Browse events

Weston Park Hospital is one of only four hospitals in England dedicated exclusively to cancer treatment. Weston Park Hospital Cancer Charity supports the hospital by raising vital funds to support pioneering research and to improve treatments and care for people living with cancer.

Kate's Trust (UK, 1114497) Browse events

Kate's Trust is a charity that aims to help cancer sufferers and those close to them understand the threats lying ahead on their cancer journey. We aim to help them cope with the incredible emotional strain that they will experience along the way.

The Toby Lloyd Cockbain Foundation (UK, 1109400) Browse events

The Toby Lloyd Cockbain Foundation supports children with cancer. In our own experience, support such as yours is invaluable. Its aims are to provide much needed care, vital equipment and a play area for the children.

Cardiomyopathy Association (UK, 803262) Browse events

We are the charity for everybody affected by heart muscle disease (cardiomyopathy). We help with free support and information. We campaign for greater awareness. We want everybody affected by cardiomyopathy to get the best treatment and care. Join families fighting heart muscle disease!

Challenge Cancer Through Adventure (UK, 1111358) Browse events

Challenge Cancer Through Adventure helps people diagnosed with Cancer or a terminal illness, living in the Peak District and surrounding areas to achieve an ambition to take part in an adventurous activity. It helps by providing grants, expertise and support.

Research Autism (UK, 1096508) Browse events

The charity conducts scientific research into health, educational, psychological and social interventions across the autistic spectrum that will make a significant difference to the lives of the people affected by these conditions. It has surveyed the membership of the National Autistic Society and established priorities from people with autism and their families.

Keep Your Smile (UK, 1130039) Browse events

Keep Your Smile was founded to help others who's lives have been touched by cancer. All donations are directed to Salford Royal Hospital, Christies & Macmillan. The Charity's initial goal is to raise £1M. Every penny donated Is distributed and not one penny raised is taken for running the charity.

CREST (UK, 1111114) Browse events

CREST aims to relieve the stress of people with or disposed to cancer as well as family and friends bereaved or affected by cancer. This is mainly achieved by providing information, advice and emotional support. Links are maintained with other care providers and appropriate organisations

Bone Cancer Research Trust (UK, 1159590) Browse events

The Bone Cancer Research Trust is a charity dedicated to improving outcomes for people affected by primary bone cancer. We aim to achieve this improvement through Research, Awareness, Information and Support.

The Odyssey Cancer Care Centre (UK, 1104244) Browse events

The Odyssey Cancer Care Centre provides a homely relaxing environment for people with a diagnosis of cancer, their carer and health professionals. We are a complementary care centre, where we use a holistic approach to a cancer diagnosis. Where appropriate we will work alongside your medical doctor, oncologist and nurses to provide this support. People can “drop-in” anytime and talk to a friendly staff member who will provide you with appropriate information over a cup of coffee, or discuss any of the complementary therapies that we offer, or merely to experience our wonderful views over The Humber Bridge and walled gardens. Just sitting in the relaxing environment is a natural healing experience, watching and listening to the birds and nature. We have over the past twelve years recognised that each person responds differently to his or her diagnosis, and therefore we develop a programme to suit your individual needs, this is our strength, helping you to find balance in what can be a very stressful situation. The way in which The Odyssey Centre has been funded for the past twelve years is mainly through Reeds Hotel, without whose support we would not be able to exist. We have never been funded through any government organisations or grants, but rely totally on Reeds Hotel support and through donations for our services, and people and organisations within the local communities. We cover a radius of 60 miles, and our services are appreciated and used by people crossing the Humber.   The Odyssey Appeal http://youtu.be/CKkX3lnsI7w 

Challenge Breast Cancer Scotland (UK, SCO43219) Browse events

Thank you for visiting the mydonate page for Challenge Breast Cancer Scotland CBCS is a Scottish charity, campaigning on behalf of the women (and men) of Scotland for the treatment, services and prevention of breast cancer. We are an independent charity, run entirely by volunteers and dependant on charitable donations for all of our campaigning costs. Charity No: SCO43219 Find out more Website http://www.challengebreastcancerscotland.org Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Challenge-Breast-Cancer-Scotland-183059691495/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel Twitter https://twitter.com/ScotBCCampaign

Friends of HEC Charitable Trust (UK, 1135437) Browse events

Established in 2010 Friends of HEC is an independent and officially recognized Trust in the United Kingdom. Its commitment is to collect and provide funds for student scholarships, cutting-edge research, academic programs and international initiatives on campus.

MENINGIOMA UK (UK, SC041410) Browse events

The national support group founded and run by meningioma patients for everyone affected by a meningeal tumour(s) of the brain or spinal cord.

Turnbull Foundation (UK, 1152538) Browse events

The Turnbull Foundation raises money to invest directly in projects designed to improve the situation of children living or working in extremely disadvantaged conditions. In 2013 we are supporting a small volunteer managed orphanage for 40 children in Nagpur, India.

Hometown Education Foundation (UK, 571199131) Browse events

100 percent of your donation goes directly to the poor kids in China we support to continue their basic education. Some of them lost parent(s) in disease/accidents. Others have family members with chronicle disease, serious injuries, or disability. A little support makes a big difference.

Friends of the Alola Foundation (UK, 1114585) Browse events

We work within the UK to raise funds for projects that enable the women and children of East Timor to have a better future.

Susan Channon Breast Cancer Trust (UK, 1048364) Browse events

To fund travelling awards to health professionals living in Newcastle upon Tyne and the surrounding area,such as doctors, nurses and physiotherapists enabling them to visit centres of breast cancer excellence in the United Kingdom and abroad to obtain best practices.

Cancer Care And Haematology Fund (UK, 1001358) Browse events

Craigs Heartstrong Foundation (UK, Craigs Heartstrong Foundation - N/A) Browse events

CHF is an established Manx charity set up in memory of Craig Lunt. His death was due to a previously undiagnosed heart defect. The purpose is to raise the necessary funding to enable the heart screening of men and women between the ages of 14 and 35 here in the Isle of Man.

York & District Against Motor Neurone Disease (YAMND) (UK, 1000356) Browse events

YAMND offers emotional and practical support for people with motor neurone disease and their families living within a 20 mile radius of York District Hospital. The Charity also supports research into developing treatments and, hopefully one day, a cure.

The MGS Trust (UK, 526564) Browse events

The MGS Trust provides funds to support means-tested bursaries at The Manchester Grammar School and manages funds raised for building improvements.

John Hartson Foundation (UK, 1151319) Browse events

Inspired by the former Wales striker’s own battle against testicular cancer, the John Hartson Foundation aims to increase awareness of the disease and raise much-needed funds to support those whose lives are affected by cancer. Men, women, children and families. So please, give what you can afford.

Mossy Foot UK (UK, 1129888) Browse events

It raises awareness and financial support for sufferers of a disease called Podoconiosis. This is caused by absorption of silicate particles through the foot skin that leads to scarring of the lymph vessels and massive swelling of the legs. About 1 million people are affected in the Ethiopian highlands.