For those of you who don’t know who we are, Barnsley Churches Drop-in Project is a charity based in Barnsley town centre. We run three 2-hour sessions a week providing hot food and drinks, toiletries, warm clothingand bedding to the homeless, addicted and impoverished in Barnsley. We serve over 300 meals every week, In 2011 we served 7438 meals, in 2012 we served up 9651 and in 2013 that rose to 12114, the need just keeps on growing.
It is a Christian Charity which shows Gods love in action through their Basics Bank project by providing emergency food. In partnership with Bethany Christian Trust we run the Carevan, which travels the city each night providing hot food and drink to the homeless.
HARROW FOODBANK provides emergency food for local people in crisis.
St Catherine’s is a diverse community, with a rich life of worship, prayer and community engagement. Our services are focused on the care of the vulnerable and disadvantaged and our community centre provides a range of activities including the largest Emergency Food store in our City.
City Gate Community Project's "FareShare Project" delivers surplus food from the food industry to charities working with disadvantaged groups. Saving it from landfill and feeding many homeless and vulnerable people.
Loughborough Round Table support local people and charities
FareShare East Midlands fights hunger by redistributing good food, which would otherwise go to waste, to charities and community groups. We deliver almost 44 tonnes per month which provides 10,500 meals, that’s around 2500 every week, but there is an urgent need to do more and with your help we can
Thank you for visiting our Fly the Phoenix page! We believe that education, as well as daily food, are basic human rights. In order to combat the imbalances of these rights, we are creating sustainable, 25-year cycle, educational community programs. These are funded by local income-initiatives, challenges and international donations through our Fly The Phoenix charity.
The Charity's objective is to help to alleviate stress, combat isolation & reduce social exclusion for the residents of rural Lincolnshire. Help is provided by means of a telephone help line, representation at markets with a Nurse,Agricultural Shows & on farm visits. This involves the provision of advice, information & support plus liaison with Local & National Charities.
Challenge Africa is helping people to help themselves, currently working with rural Kenyans to rewrite the future for their children. Our sustainable projects include orphan care, HIV/AIDS prevention and food and clean water provision, training and education. ‘Challenge Yourself’ our volunteer programme enables everyone to make a positive difference.
Regenerate-RISE is reaching the isolated elderly in West Wandsworth, Ealing, Nottingham and Sheffield. It provides lunches, outings, activities, pastoral and practical support, hospital and home visiting. We believe in celebrating life, fulfilling dreams and giving older people a reason to live.
ALALA (All for Love and Love for All) raise funds to provide food, clothes and housing to children orphan by the world natural disasters. We build sustainable orphanages and provide therapeutic workshop through Art.
DRIP (Direct Rainwater Intervention Project) takes groups of volunteers to Uganda to build rainwater harvesting tanks and provide horticultural training to families, enabling them to feed themselves.
Loaves and Fishes supports people in need. We depend entirely on the generous donations of many individuals, organisations and companies to help people in need by providing a sit down meal, food parcels, clothes and toiletries. Everyone who assists Loaves and Fishes does so on a voluntary basis.
Our goal at Global H2O is to provide clean water sources to communities through construction of wells, rain harvesting facilities, and spring boxes. A $20 donation provides clean water to one person for the rest of his or her life. The water problem is vast, but the solution is simple.
Manchester Central Foodbank is a student-led charity serving emergency food to people in crisis. We work with over 100 professional front-line care organisations to give clients 3 days of food as well as help to get them out of their crisis. We are part of the Trussell Trust network.
Dundee Foodbank provides emergency food relief to those experiencing financial hardship in the city.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Blind Dog Rescue UK will promote blind and partially sighted dogs in need of a home, both here in the UK and abroad. We are not worried about geographical location, and if we can help a dog, we will. We regularly bring blind dogs over from Europe to find loving homes in the UK
Free Wheel North is a cycling development charity in Glasgow devoted to the right of everyone to access health, fresh air and exercise. FWN fights for; accessible streets, safer communities, public space that thrives with play, health and enterprise, walking and cycling as principal transport
For communities in Africa, trees mean life. TREE AID supports villagers in Africa's dry-lands to unlock the potential of trees sustainably, providing nutritious foods, natural medicines and enterprise opportunities. Thank you for supporting TREE AID. www.treeaid.org.uk
We provide emergency food relief to anyone in the Levenmouth Area facing a food crisis. Professional Agencies who come into contact with people who are in desperate need of food can issue our vouchers. These are then redeemed at the foodbank for three days supply of food.
We know that parents want the best start in life for their children, but in today's busy, fast food society, a healthy family lifestyle isn't always easy. HENRY helps families and communities by developing parenting skills and supporting them to develop a healthier lifestyle for the whole family
BIG RED BOX is a King's Church London Christmas initiative supporting those in the local community who might otherwise go without during the festive period by collecting food and distributing Christmas hampers through partner organisations.
Ouseburn Farm is a community led project located in the Ouseburn Valley, one mile from Newcastle city centre. The farm aims to provide an integrated setting where people with disabilities and the able-bodied can work together in developing and running a farm project, which benefits the community.
Food For All (“FFA”) is a london-based registered charity which distributes 900 free, healthy meals to the homeless and disadvantaged on a daily basis. Unlike other food distribution services, FFA is based on community self-help and is geared towards enabling homeless people to learn new skills.