(UK, Brunel University - N/A) Browse eventsBrunel University pioneers cutting edge research, development, teaching and learning, seeking and delivering innovative solutions to challenges and issues of our modern world. Brunel students, staff and Alumni contribute to our Global community with their unique and exceptional educational experience.
(UK, University of Chichester - N/A) Browse eventsWe aim to be a socially responsible university that is recognised internationally, significant nationally, important regionally and vital locally – not only in teaching and student experience, but also in research and in its diverse communities and the public, private and voluntary sectors.
(UK, 1120230) Browse eventsThe Silver Pearl Trust is a non-profit organisation which has been set up to provide natural complimentary therapies, holistic care and specialist advice for those affected by cancer. Our services aim to complement the treatments that people are already receiving and any other issues they have at any stage.
(UK, 1062559) Browse eventsWe are dedicated to improving the quality of life and chances of survival for young cancer patients aged 13-24. We fund and build specialist units in NHS hospitals and provide dedicated staff, bringing young people together so they can be treated by teenage cancer experts in the best place for them.
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(UK, 1124076) Browse eventsFunding education & healthcare projects in Tibet and elsewhere. 100% of funds received go to help these projects, with nothing taken out for admin or advertising.
(UK, 1051107) Browse eventsThe NGH Charitable Fund was established in 1994 to help deliver the highest standards of care to the patients and families who use Northampton General Hospital. It also supports our staff to improve, extend and innovate their work with the latest technology and training, enabling them to provide patients with the very best and most up to date treatments available. Whilst the NHS receives government funding for healthcare, there is always more that can be done to improve our services. It's through the amazing generosity of patients, visitors, local companies, community groups and individuals that we are able to grow our services to help treat an even broader range of medical conditions. Northampton General Hospital serves a local population of 360,000 and operates over 600 beds, 14 operating theatres, ITU and HDU facilities. As a recognised cancer centre, we provide specialist care to a catchment population of 880,000. The NGH Charitable Fund is there to support every area of the hospital to improve patient care and we thank you for the support you give to help us achieve this.
(UK, 1160558) Browse eventsWe fund world-class breast cancer research with the greatest potential to save and improve lives, bringing together the brightest minds to share knowledge and produce better, quicker results. We do this because we passionately believe we owe it to every woman affected by breast cancer.
(UK, 252115) Browse eventsARICD - promotes and maintains high standards in diagnostic assessment of young children, particularly using the Griffiths Scales - fosters research into mental development in very young disabled children - organises meetings for promotion of ideas and activities to help normal and disabled children worldwide
(UK, 1088364) Browse eventsIt helps cancer patients and their carers in the Berkshire, Hampshire and Surrey area in whatever way it can so as to improve their quality and enjoyment of life. Based on financial need with no bureaucracy or delay.
(UK, 1063985) Browse eventsBreath of Life supports people in North Staffordshire with breathing problems and respiratory diseases. These include asthma, lung cancer, COPD, cystic fibrosis, sleep apnoea. Breath of Life is appeal arm of the North Staffordshire Respiratory Research Foundation. Charity number 1063985
(UK, 1112708) Browse eventsPancreatic cancer has the lowest survival rate of any cancer. Pancreatic Cancer UK is determined to make a difference by providing support and information to those affected and by raising awareness and funding research. It provides advocacy for patients and families and lobbying to achieve higher priority for pancreatic cancer.
(UK, 1137165) Browse eventsSCWAD is a support group in the Swindon area for parents and carers of disabled children who have rare chromosomal or metabolic disorders or who remain undiagnosed.
(UK, 1147221) Browse eventsThe David Schofield Foundation has been set up to help charities and projects in Manchester.
(UK, Marina Hainey Cancer Treatment - N/A) Browse eventsThe Daily Express has launched an appeal to help raise funds for Marina Hainey, who has been denied life-saving cancer treatment on the NHS because the Government says the drugs are too expensive. She needs to raise at least £30,000 to be able to start on a private course of Avastin, the best available drug for her liver cancer. All funds will be administered by The Daily Express.
(UK, SCO33732) Browse eventsHelping children with heart disease
(UK, 1135549) Browse eventsInspired 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.
(UK, 255998) Browse eventsTo support parents and children of Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus covering Hampshire, Wiltshire and Dorset.Every penny we raise goes direct to the people we help. The charity is run by volunteers - we pay no salaries and keep our costs to a minimum. We could not do what we do without your support.
(UK, 1142694) Browse eventsWe are raising funds for research into medulloblastoma - the brain tumour cancer that Tom had. The research involves looking at metabolites (the chemicals that are consumed and produced) in tumours using mass spectrometry. Tom was treated in Birmingham and the work will be carried out there.
(UK, 1051183) Browse eventsSanta'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
(UK, 1119556) Browse eventsIt provides grants for medical and educational purposes with an emphasis on Africa
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(UK, 1114497) Browse eventsKate'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.
(UK, 1109400) Browse eventsThe 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.