(UK, 1155214) Browse eventsHampshire Harriers promote community participation in healthy recreation for Hampshire inhabitants and surrounding areas,in particular playing Wheelchair Basketball.Some players play for fitness,rehabilitation and others play in the 2 Hampshire Harriers league teams competitively.
(UK, 1037126) Browse eventsThe Rotary club of Etwall and Hilton started almost 30 years ago in 1987. Since the club was formed we have supported many local, national and international charities. Our members meet on a Tuesday Evening at the Hilton House Hotel, Mill Lane, Hilton, Derbyshire.
(UK, 1035073) Browse eventsThe Rotary Club of Bolton Daybreak is part of Rotary International whose motto is "Service Above Self". Members provide support to international and national charitable projects as well as local charitable organisations through their fund raising efforts.
(UK, 1148886) Browse eventsThe Leslie Sports Foundation is the charity behind Shelley Community Football Club based at Storthes Hall Park near Huddersfield.
(UK, CH00795) Browse eventsFriends of Ballinderry aims to help and support Ballinderry Shamrocks GAC provide sporting facilities for the whole community. Ballinderry Shamrocks GAC is an amateur sports organisation which promotes and participates in Gaelic games.
(UK, 1058832) Browse eventsCreated via charity sign up service.
(UK, 1111100) Browse eventsWe are always seeking to fund new projects that enable us to enrich the experience and improve the lives of our pupils. The literature on youth sport stresses the positive effects of participation for youngsters. Our focus is to raise money to rebuild our tennis/netball courts.
(UK, 1084146) Browse eventsThe Cheshire Academy was started for the benefit with children and young adults with disabilities. It gives the children with physical disabilities, learning disabilities, children who have hearing impairments and visual disabilities the chance to get involved in 11 different sports from gymnastics to football, from badminton to boccia. The charity also runs a number of integrated youth clubs where children and young adults with disabilities can meet and enjoy themselves . We start with children as young as 1 year old.
(UK, 506158) Browse eventsLiverpool City Rotary Club was a relatively new addition to the Rotary family. Starting with a small group of business people who work in the heart of the city and assisted by the local District Rotarians, 25 members joined Rotary as a Club in June 2009. In June 2013 we merged with Liverpool Rotary a club who celebrated its 100th year in 2013. The bringing together of the old and the new has been an amazing success and thanks to all our members enthusiasm it has created a club fit for the future, now known as City of Liverpool Rotary. Aware of the constraints on members' time, we adopt a somewhat less formal approach to meetings and attendances whilst aiming to fulfil the aims of our Club and of Rotary in general.
(UK, Shoreham Rugby Football Club - N/A) Browse eventsShoreham Rugby Club is a grass-roots community family orientated club with two adult teams and a predominant youth section from U6 to U15 for boys and girls that prides itself on sportsmanship and respect with a strong emphasis on the safe-guarding, code of conduct and child welfare issues.
(UK, 1102295) Browse eventsThank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Stoke Spitfires Wheelchair Basketball Club is based at Co-Op Academy in Tunstall. We believe in sport for all, regardless of gender, age or ability.
(UK, Twickenham Rowing Club - N/A) Browse eventsTwRC is a local, friendly Rowing Club based in Twickenham which is an integral part of the community, which is run by volunteers and welcomes members from every part of the community from Juniors to Veterans at all levels from beginners and recreational rowers to those who compete at Henley.
(UK, 1104646) Browse eventsThe Dickie Bird Foundation aims assist financially disadvantaged people under 18 to participate, to the best of their ability, in the sport of their choice irrespective of their social circumstances, culture or ethnicity and to ensure that, in doing so, they improve their chances both inside and outside sport.
(UK, Nuthurst Cricket Club) Browse eventsWe are Nuthurst Cricket Club, 'The Nutters', based in Nuthurst Parish, West Sussex (1830-date). We play friendly cricket only, run a popular and well attended junior section and are a valued asset in the community.
(UK, SC039629) Browse eventsEast Kilbride Gymnastics Club is dedicated to promoting the sport of gymnastics to children and young adults within East Kilbride and the surrounding areas.
(UK, 1144266) Browse eventsThe club currently offers wheelchair basket ball and wheelchair tennis sessions to adults and juniors. A wheelchair athletics taster session has been held and Power chair football taster sessions are being held weekend 10th & 11th March
(UK, 1101594) Browse eventsThe Goodwill Centre. The majority of children who attend our centre come from families who suffer from extreme hardship and who live in very poor conditions. They have no access to clean drinking water and human waste is discarded on open ground. The children do not have toys or games other than kicking about an old flip-flop or tin can and do not have any real concept of how to play or create things individually or with other children. By providing the children with the opportunity to take part in various constructive activities that the centre has to offer enables them to develop very important and necessary skills for their future. Our Centre is the only one of its kind in the area where children can come to learn, take part in recreational activities and play in a safe environment.Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
(UK, 299584) Browse eventsSandown & Shanklin Independent Lifeboat, a charity registered in England - Charity number 299584. We are a 24/7, all year, Lifeboat service based on the South East of the Isle of Wight and cover some 72nm of sea. We are not funded by the RNLI. ALL CREW AND FUNDRAISERS ARE VOLUNTEERS.
(UK, 1042423) Browse eventsThe Calvert Trust provides people of all ages and all kinds of disability with the opportunity, through its centres in Keswick, Kielder and Exmoor, to participate in all kinds of outdoor activities including riding, sailing, swimming, rock-climbing, canoeing and much else. "It's not what you can't do, but what you can that counts."
(UK, 1155165) Browse eventsCVSS provides sailing for people with a wide range of physical and learning disabilities and is staffed by volunteers.We are affiliated to RYA Sailability and have been awarded the Queen's award for voluntary service .CVSS has operated for the last 10 years from Bury Lake, Rickmansworth, Aquadrome.The volunteers work year round but sailing is seasonal-Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays from the beginning of May to the end of October.We cater for people of all ages (5-85 yrs) with a wide range of disabilities providing sailing in ACCESS dinghies - stable,safe, easy to sail boats designed with the needs of disabled people in mind. We also have Katakanus, 6 seat canoes which are also very stable.We have the facility to hoist sailors into boats and have a varied range of seats for our boats.We welcome new sailors and volunteers, who need no prior sailing experience. Charity No: 1155165 Find out more Website http://www.cvssailors.org.uk
(UK, 1143918) Browse eventsWe support a wide range of Charities although each fundraising activity usually is in support of a specific Charity.
(UK, AJC14) Browse eventsThe Variety Club of Jersey has been dedicated for over 40 years to helping disabled and disadvantaged children in Jersey and donating many millions of pounds to worthwhile projects, including Adventure Playgrounds, Youth Club Centres and Sunshine Coaches.
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(UK, 1084823) Browse events.WISBECH PHAB CLUBOur club has at present 60 members. We organise all sorts of social events to enable the members and volunteers to intergrate and interact with able bodied people.They also use the club as a way to meet their peers and friends. We aim to promote integration for disabled people by providing affordable outings and transport.We are also affiliated to PHAB England but are a registered charity in our own right.We are completely self funded and all out volunteers give their time and services free.We meet in Wisbech Cambs, every other Tuesday. 7.30pm to 9.30pm. See our website for details.