Warriner School Farm Trust (UK, 1048302) Browse events

The Warriner School Farm Trust aims to raise money to support the educational and environmental work of the Warriner School Farm. The Trust is currrently actively seeking funding to complete the Warriner Centre for Rural Education, partially opened in December 2010. This has provided the Farm with a classroom, resource room, disabled facilities, toilets and a small kitchen. When fully open, the Centre will also serve to house the Farm’s collection of historic farm vehicles and equipment and will provide a workshop area suitable for delivering rural skills courses.

Mid-Lin Day Care (UK, SC034269) Browse events

We provide day care and a meal to older people who suffer from Dementia, physical disibilities or social isolation.

Seeway Trust (UK, 1074868) Browse events

Seeway Trust is dedicated to helping children in impoverished areas of the developing world. Its vision is to see children rescued from poverty and given the opportunity to grow up and live a life useful to the society in which they live. It provides children with food, a family home, a good education and a future.

Wells for India (UK, 1127564) Browse events

Wells for India is an international charity dedicated to the provision of safe water to the poorest people in rural Rajasthan, India. We work with communities to implement a range of water harvesting measures using natural watersheds, and provide emergency water supplies and food during droughts.

South-West Belfast Foodbank (UK, South-West Belfast Foodbank) Browse events

Having been launched and currently in the setup stage, the South-West Belfast foodbank plans to open in the autumn, to provide emergency food and support to local people in crisis.

The Seedsowing Network (UK, 1095516) Browse events

It is a Christian charity that helps destitute children in Nairobi Kenya to escape poverty by providing regular meals, clothing, social skills and primary education along montessori principles.

Basingstoke Foodbank (UK, 1154319) Browse events

The Basingstoke Foodbank provides emergency food and support to local people in the Basingstoke and Tadley areas who are in crisis.

The Zikomo Trust (UK, 1149721) Browse events

The Zikomo Trust provides grants and funding for educational and social projects in Malawi aimed at helping the most vulnerable in society, orphans and the elderly. We award educational scholarships for orphans and a daily meal for over 100 at Malama Feeding Centre in the Thyolo district.

West Lothian Foodbank (UK, SC008274) Browse events

The Bank Workers Charity (UK, 313080) Browse events

The BBF is The Bank Workers Charity. We look after the needs of all those working in banking in the UK. We work with specialist partners where appropriate, we deliver information, advice, services and grants that genuinely meet the needs of people in the banking community.

Change The Lives UK (UK, EW01386) Browse events

Providing essential support and help for children who live on the railway in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Health, education, clothes and food are central to the success of the charities constitution. Change the Lives UK works with and on behalf of Change the Lives Bangladesh: a Non Government Organisation.

Shoreline Church Southport (UK, 1141607) Browse events

Shoreline Church is a local community church working in Southport with a team of volunteers to assist disadvantaged children and adults via youth projects, soup kitchens, life skills initiatives, food banks, counselling and activity programmes.

FONSA (UK, SC038502) Browse events

FONSA is a Charitable Trust created to help the people of Nablus and surrounding areas who are suffering the effects of occupation. Nablus is the most important city in the West Bank and was the cultural and commercial capital of Palestine. Businesses and education have been severely affected. With high unemployment and endemic poverty, many families cannot afford education for their children. Nablus is home to An Najah National University which is the largest university in the West Bank and has other education centres. We support students, projects and developments which can help the people of Nablus to build on their thirst for education and develop their livelihoods. For further details please see our website www.fonsa.org.uk Specific campaigns We have specific pages for our campaigns: Nurses and Midwives for Nablus 10,000 Trees for Nablus Supporting Madama and Burin villages Using these pages ensures that your money is used for the campaigns you choose. Our fundraisersPeople raising money for us include: Mike Whitehead

Children In Hunger (UK, 1077628) Browse events

Children in Hunger is a small international development charity fighting child poverty in Brazils poorest north-east region. Working in the slums of Fortaleza with grassroots Brazilian organisations it provides nutritional food, care and education for more than 275 impoverished children each day.

Pecan (UK, 801819) Browse events

Pecan is a Christian organisation with the vision to see the lives of those we work with transformed, many of whom face seemingly insurmountable barriers. We run an emergency Foodbank for anyone in immediate crisis. We provide people with free food up to three times while their crisis is resolved. Foodbank is run by trained volunteers and all food is donated by local shops, schools and churches. We also work with vulnerable groups such as female ex-offenders. Our mentors get alongside the young women with the aim of empowering them to make decisions that will help them not go back to prison. Furthermore, Pecan works with the long-term unemployed in assisting them to find work, whether this be via training schemes, CV workshops, assisted job search and developing interview skills. Ultimately, we seek to enable each individual to achieve their potential and through that to see transformation in the community around us.  

MTU Education & Welfare trust (UK, 1124654) Browse events

Providing free education and welfare support to children from the age of 6 to 18.With a majority of the children boarding at the facility a lot of whom are orphans, all their needs are cared for by the charity including accommodation, food, clothes, medical and study materials.

A.S.A.P. (UK, 1124604) Browse events

The Africa Social Action Project (ASAP!), raises funds for impoverished orphans living in Hazyview South Africa, who have lost both parents to the AIDS epidemic. With your help we can provide these vulnerable children not only with clothes, food and medicine but hope for a better future. Please give generously.

Unity in the Community (UK, SC040466) Browse events

Unity aims to bring people together to make our community stronger by promoting recycling of clothing and household items, giving out free clothing to asylum seekers and people in need, distributing food, repairing donated bikes, running English classes and offering volunteering opportunities.

Gloucester foodbank (UK, 1113515) Browse events

Our mission is to give nutritionally balanced emergency food, enough for 3 days, to local people in crisis who have nowhere else to turn thus helping to break the cycle of poverty. We treat each client as an individual, with dignity and respect, putting them in touch with relevant agencies who can offer further support.

Swansea Community Farm (UK, 03899645) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Swansea Community Farm, the only city farm in Wales, is a unique 3.5 acre site in Fforestfach reconnecting people of all ages and abilities with their food, their environment and each other through a unique and exciting range of educational, volunteering, training and play opportunities.

Shiloh Rotherham (UK, 1066577) Browse events

What we do and Why Shiloh, a Christian Charity, aims to help people in the locality of Rotherham living in poverty, transition, oppression and homelessness to rebuild their lives, by providing food, support and necessary information to enable them to connect with health, housing and hope. We provide compassion and dignity including facilities for washing, showering and laundry and can connect guests to other support services enabling them to make better choices for an independent life. We believe this - that Jesus cared for the poor - and we want to do the same. We welcome guests and volunteers regardless of their beliefs. Our Vision We want a society in which all human beings have the ability to provide for themselves and their families: food, shelter, and independence. We want people to know that they are not alone and we want to help them to help themselves. 

Esuubi (UK, 1115864) Browse events

Through building strong sustainable communities which care for their weakest and defend their most vulnerable, Esuubi's vision is to see a Uganda where every child knows the love of a mother, the support of a family and the hope of a future... We believe every child has the right to be loved...Love is a force which inspires, empowers, liberates, creates and sustains. Above all, we provide for the orphans of Uganda a love which enables them to love and care for those around them.We believe every child has the right to access water, food, shelter and education...We believe that through providing Uganda’s needy children with access to water, food, shelter and education, we can break the poverty cycle to build a more sustainable future for the whole country.We believe in the difference that can be made by improving one life at a time...Esuubi believe that by shifting the course a single life we can impact the lives of many others. At the heart of Esuubi is an understanding that in order to change lives in the future we must grow a generation who have the life skills, education and understanding of how to survive in a changing world. Charity No: 1115864 Find out more Website http://esuubi.org.uk Facebook http://facebook.com/esuubi.trust Twitter http://twitter.com/esuubi Flickr http://flickr.com/photos/esuubi YouTube http://youtube.com/esuubi

AKIN (UK, AKIN - N/A) Browse events

AKIN was established 5 years ago to help children in poor countries by providing food, clothing, shelter, health care and education. It currently has 5 projects: in India, Tanzania, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Sierra Leone.

Food4Africa (UK, SC037178) Browse events

Food4Africa helps to raise awareness of the needs of orphans in Southern Africa. We raise money to feed children a daily meal of nutritionally rich porridge made from a precooked maize and soya, enriched with 19 minerals and vitamins. One simple meal a day has extraordinarily positive effects...

CCECH UK (UK, 1120197) Browse events

CCECH UK supports the Centre for Creativity in Education and Cultural Heritage, CCECH, in Israel which works with Jewish and Arab children in Israel through their schools, families and communities to promote understanding and coexistence. "CCECH uses the folklore and traditions of Jewish and Arab families to bind together the two groups, the Jewish and Arab children, who are sometimes fearful and often ignorant of the “other”. The children’s parents and grandparents are their offspring’s homework - traditional food, games and toys passed down generations, family stories and traditional songs. First, children ask their families about these things. Then they report back to their teachers and classmates; a lesson a week is earmarked for this. Next, a pair of classes, one from a Jewish and one from an Arab school, come together with their parents and teachers to share food, games and information. Over the course of the two to three years that the children and their families spend in the programme, barriers come down and trust grows. A ten year old Palestinian girl who lives in a Refugee Camp gave this feedback: I have never met Jews before. I thought that they only want to humiliate us. I have enjoyed playing with these girls and I have some new friends. I cannot believe how this is possible. I will tell my parents. A Jewish Israeli child said: At the beginning I was really really scared after everything I see in the news and what my parents say. I was scared that they would be violent and when they came I thought ‘what will they do to us – how will we mix, will we argue all the time?’ And, in the end, that’s not what happened - they were nice, like everybody."