SMILES (Slimmers Making It a Little Easier for Someone) chooses a special charity every year to benefit from the amazing generosity of Slimming World Consultants’ and members’. In 2014 SMILES is raising funds for Cancer Research UK and the Marie Keating Foundation in Republic of Ireland.
Bristol Rovers Football in the Community provides programmes and activities in sport, social inclusion, health and education projects throughout Bristol and South Gloucestershire to a variety of people and ages.
London Wheelchair Rugby Club aims and objectives are to promote the sport of wheelchair rugby to adults and children with a disability in the area of London and the South East of England.
Cycling Projects aims to provide cycling initiatives to all members of the community. We provide a wide range of adapted cycles and activities that are fun and stimulating, making cycling an option for adults and children with physical or learning difficulties.
The Old Northamptonians RFC Benevolent Fund was set up to help those that require financial assistance to partake in rugby, whether it is to assist with playing or membership fees, playing or coaching kit and equipment, or maybe even help with rehabilitation from injury regardless of gender, age or ability and so the ONRFC Benevolent Fund was set up in 2010 and received registered charity status in 2011. As part of our fund raising initiatives, we have a sponsored event called the Chairmans Challenge each year. This is an endurance based event and for 2012 (5th May 2012) we are undertaking the ONs 4 Nations Challenge which is to play 4 games of rugby in the 4 Home Nations (Ireland, Scotland, England and Wales) within 24 hours - gruelling to say the least!! Recently we have provided rugby equipment to Hopping Hill Primary School, provided rugby equipment and tailored coaching sessions to Fairfields School (a special needs school) and funds for specialist equipment for sports/rugby rehabilitation. We would like to thank all of our sponsors for their generosity.
It uses sport to help transform the lives of so many people in North Edinburgh and beyond. Be it delivering educational programmes and/or physical activities, the Academy helps people of all ages. In short, it helps ensure everyone lives together, plays together and wins together.
It provides sporting facilities and opportunities for disabled children. The money raised is used to provide sports equipment, coaching and tuition, the hire of sports halls and the funding of outings and adventure type holidays.
Wycombe Wanderers Community Trust (WWFC CT) aims to educate, motivate and inspire people through the power of sport. We achieve this through our delivery in 4 key areas: Sports Participation, Social Inclusion, Health and Education. These delivery pillars allow us to tackle local and national issues developing a strong cohesion with our community. We have forged key parnteships with organisations that share our objectives: Throughout 2010 we engaged we over 180,000 people on our projects ranging from Street Soccer, Study Support Sessions, Ramadan Programme and our African Caribbean Festival. Our latest intiative has seen us team up with Kenya Adventure to offer people a vehicle to volunteer in East Africa in 2012.
Kick4Life uses the power of sport to transform the lives of orphans and vulnerable children in Lesotho. Using sport to engage and inspire, we deliver health education, HIV testing, life skills development, mentoring and support towards education and employment. Thanks for helping us to change lives!
Some people think that Special Olympics involves just a few days of games once or twice a year. In reality, the training never stops and is as important as the competition itself. Special Olympics offers a lifetime of learning through sport and benefits individuals of all ages and ability levels, from those with low motor abilities to highly skilled athletes. Since our formation in 1978 as part of the global Special Olympics Movement. Special Olympics Great Britain has transformed the lives of tens of thousands of people through sport. There are currently 150 Special Olympics clubs in Great Britain, run by over 3,000 volunteers, and involving 8,000 athletes who benefit from our sports programme. We are a recognised member of the Olympic family with a unique role to play. The Paralympics provides sports competitions for elite level disabled athletes with physical and sensory disabilities, including intellectual disabilities, while Special Olympics fosters community sport year-round at all levels for those with intellectual disabilities.
We're here to support welcoming clubs, enthusiastic coaches and fantastic volunteers who all share our passion for getting more kids to play and love our sports. Your donation will help fund sustainable projects that increase the number of juniors playing squash across the country.
Solidarity Sports inspires vulnerable children to live healthy lifestyles and increases their confidence to help them reach their full potential.
The Swimming pool was built in 1960 by the village. Nearly 50 years on the pool requires a major refurb cost about GBP 40k. The pool is used by many groups outside of school time, great fun, fitness and learning a new skill..please help save the pool !!
Swindon Phoenix Rotary Club members are vibrant, energetic and volunteers who believe in supporting the local community of Swindon and its charities as well as nationally and internationally. You can help us to help others who are less fortunate than ourselves. Please donate generously. Thank You
1moreChild empowers vulnerable children in Uganda through games, education and mentoring
We provide opportunities for all local children and adults to access sport and physical activity. We also offer young people the chance to experience sports participation in a competitive environment by supporting and developing school competition.
The Trust provides junior sports people in the Scottish Borders with assistance to further their sporting careers.The Trust recognises the increasing financial burden of training/competing at the higher end of sport and offers financial assistance to juniors who have proven ability in their sport.
Regain is the only charitable organisation dedicated solely to improving the independence of all British men & women who have become tetraplegic as a result of a sporting or leisure accident. A tetraplegic is unable to walk and has limited reach & dexterity because use of the arms is severely impaired.
Midgeland RDA is based at Midgeland Riding School in Blackpool and provides horse riding for Adults and Children with various disabilities. Horse riding improves balance, strength, co-ordination and increases confidence and self-esteem. It is a valuable tool for Physotherapy and most of all is fun!
The London Playing Fields Foundation is the main charity for the protection, provision and promotion of playing fields in London. We were founded in 1890 by visionary Victorians who were concerned about the loss of London's green space and the impact this would have on the number of Londoners who could play sport and stay active. They recognised that in protecting playing fields they could improve the lives of local communities and this is still very much our mission today.
Kick London is a registered Christian charity which aims to make a positive difference to the lives of young people by using sport to enable them to develop life skills and social responsibility, including the concepts of teamwork, self control, and respect. We use sport as a tool in order to engage with young people. We aim to provide sport which is accessible, non-elitist and fun, run by qualified coaches. Our objectives include developing the sporting skills and abilities of young people, developing young people's social, behavioural and emotional skills, and improving their health and wellbeing. Many of the young people we work with are vulnerable to criminality or are from communities that experience high levels of social need. We currently have contact with over 2,600 young people in London every week through projects in schools, specialist programmes in pupil referral units, and in the community through church based academies, holiday clubs, and diversionary schemes.
It aims to promote the sporting and social development of young people through the sport of golf. By the end of 2012 it is hoped to involve 1 million young people each year in our national development programme "Golf Roots."
The Trust aims to engage all of Oxford through sports, education and training. Engaging over 30,000 people per year the trust is an integral part of the local community and will endeavour to continue to serve Oxfordshire.
Registered Charity Number- NIC103288 Project Africa Athletics is a Northern Ireland registered charity (NIC103288) set up in 2014 to help support athletes and athletic clubs in rural areas of East Africa, primarily focusing on Uganda and Kenya. The aims of the project are- – To give exposure to athletes who possess the required talent to compete internationally and earn a decent living through running. – Assist our athletes with developing sustainable projects back in their rural villages. – Our long term aim is to develop a fully equipped athletics camp which provides the structure and support necessary for selected athletes to harness their talents and realise their full potential. b>
We runs free sports activities for young refugees in Yida refugee’s camp in South Sudan. We were mainly inspired to start the clubs to prevent them from getting into troubles, exploitation as a result of unsafe exploration, to learn more about it,please visit:www.greenkordofan.com