Shaare Zedek UK raises vital funds to support the work of the Shaare Zedek Medical Centre in Jerusalem, one of Israel's busiest hospitals. The hospital combines Jewish values and traditions with world-class standards of medical excellence and treats every patient equally and without discrimination
The Royal Anglian Regiment Benevolent Charity Fund was established to help the serving and former members of the Royal Anglian Regiment and their dependants who are: in need, hardship or distress.
Durham Hospitals Radio is a registered charity (No.516714). It Aims to deliver a free, efficient and friendly 24/7 radio service to the patients of the University Hospital of North Durham (formerly Dryburn Hospital). Completely staffed by volunteers and is entirely self-supporting through donations and fundraising activities.
Respect is a membership organisation. We develop, deliver and support effective services for:
Project Harar Ethiopia aids children and young people with severe facial disabilities, securing life-changing surgical treatment and after-care.
Eden Gate, based in Newport, South Wales, is a charity aimed at helping those who have problems with addiction, homelessness and substance misuse.
Wear Valley Women's Aid aims to provide emergency accommodation, support and advice to women & children who have been subjected to domestic abuse. WVWA aims to increase awareness of domestic abuse and ultimately works towards eradicating all violence and discrimination against women and children.
Set up in 2002, we provide training and day care opportunities for adults with a range of disabilities to enable them to develop a range of skills both social and vocational which help them move into work, if they choose and more importantly participate fully in all aspects of the wider community
Herefordshire Heartstart is a voluntary organisation, established in 1996 to teach the people of Herefordshire Emergency Life Support skills. These skills are the actions needed to keep someone alive until professional help arrives. Heartstart is an initiative of the British Heart Foundation. We started in 1996 in conjunction with the ambulance service, fire brigade, voluntary bodies, health authority and school nurses to train as many people as possible in Basic Life Support skills. Our instructors are volunteers from various walks of life. We have trained more than 18,000 people of all age ranges and backgrounds and we need your help to continue to provide emergency life support skills to the people, schools and communities of Herefordshire.
We believe that anyone can recover from alcohol or other drug dependencies, given the right support. Our Mission is to be a centre of excellence in the provision of high quality professional support and assistance for people experiencing alcohol or other drug dependency issues.
Flat Friends UK supports ladies in the UK who have had, or may face a mastectomy and are living without reconstruction. We provide advice, information and raise awareness among healthcare professionals and the wider public and promote living flat as a positive surgical outcome. Set up in 2014 we now support over 500 ladies in the UK Charity No: 1168730 Find out more Website http://www.flatfriends.org.uk
Reach For a Star are a King's Lynn and West Norfolk based charity operating in Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire. Reach For a Star provides financial aid for equipment or assisting the wellbeing of families with children currently facing life changing, life threatening or terminal medical conditions should this equipment not be available through the statutory authorities or the National Health Service. Reach For a Star was set up in June 2012 following the discovery of a Grade 1 Astrocytoma in our founder and chairman's four-year old little boy. Experiencing the financial struggles for himself, he set up Reach For a Star to aid families going through the same process. With relative local success within the first few months, Reach For a Star was able to register with the Charity Commission and HM Revenues as a charity in November 2012. So far Reach For a Star has been able to purchase and donate specialist equipment such as pushchairs, tricycles for medical support and physiotherapy and even an Ipad for sensory and educational purposes. Reach For a star has also donated prepaid fuel cards to assist in travelling costs and helped families with travel and overnight stay costs when visiting medical specialists. In addition to our main objects, Reach For a Star also run an annual "Reaching The Stars" programme of donating high quality, beginners telescopes to very poorly children in hospitals in a scheme praised by the late Sir Patrick Moore and supported fully by the charity patron Mr Mark Thompson of the BBC's Stargazing Live. Reach For a Star ensure that all money raised goes to people who need it. Reach For a Star are a small local charity run by friends, family and colleagues and the charity pays no salary, rents or overheads. Should you wish to donate to Reach For a Star and help children and their families in an emotional, frightening and stressful situation please click on the links provided. If you want to participate in an event on behalf of Reach For a Star, please click the link to get started with Virgin Money Giving Sponsorship and email info@reachforastar to see if there is any way the charity can support you in your endeavours.
Mansfield Rotary Club is part of Rotary International whose motto is "Service Above Self". Members provide support to many local organisations through their fund raising efforts via the club's Benevolent Fund charity, most notably the Christmas Sleigh which is a popular feature during December.
Thanks to your support, Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity makes a fantastic difference to patients, their families and staff at Mid Cheshire Hospitals. The money we raise contributes to projects such as the rebuilding and refurbishment of the hospital and funding of state-of-the-art equipment.
The Laughter Specialists are entertainers/performers specially trained in bringing fun and laughter to children in hospital, hospices, and children with special needs through therapeutic interactive play, laughter and fun. They use clowning, magic, music, puppets and most importantly improvisation.
We are a UK based charity that supports organisations in Southern African our current focus in Zimbabwe at present. Our projects focus on two key principles 1) To build sustainability within a community & 2) To actively encourage the community in our projects and eliminate donor dependency
Inverness Women’s Aid provides confidential information, support and temporary accommodation for women, children and young people who have experienced or are experiencing domestic abuse. We are completely confidential and offer respectful support of our clients. Support you can expect: Non judgemental, friendly and understanding one-to-one support, whether you are still in the relationship or having difficulties after the relationship has ended. Refuge accommodation for families and single women who urgently need temporary housing.
The Irish Guards Benevolent Fund provides welfare support to both serving and former members of the Regiment and their families.
The League helps to provide better equipment and facilities for those using Musgrove Park. Support in 2013 included a spinal microscope and digital mobile X ray equipment. Our current project is to raise £340k towards refurbishment of the A&E department. Donations for specific projects also welcome.
Fermanagh Women's Aid support women and children who suffer the effects of Domestic Violence.Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.
Founded in 1969, Radio Marsden is a hospital radio station, broadcasting to the two Royal Marsden cancer hospitals in London and Surrey. We receive no financial help from the Govt, NHS or the Royal Marsden Trust. Instead, we are reliant on the generosity of the public, which is gratefully received
We provide practical support and advice to our ex-Service men and women, and their families in helping them in overcoming the invisible wounds of war, and easing ex-their transition into civilian life.
LEMR is a Lincolnshire Charity soley funded by your donations and fundraising events.The volunteers consist of serving and ex serving members of the Armed Forces who run the entire charity in their spare time.
Every year, many people in Gambia get seriously ill or die due to the lack of primary health care which the country simply can not afford. Many deaths and infections could be prevented with basic up to date knowledge and equipment. In Gambia more than one million people rely on three overstretched government run hospitals for their medical care. The requirement for good First Aid would seem obvious to us, yet access to even basic equipment and training remains poor. First Aid training and supplies can help the Gambians respond to daily health related problems and possible life threatening situations. Now more than ever, we need your help. First Aid 4 Gambia is targeted First Aid training and equipment for staff and helpers at schools and nurseries in Gambia. By donating money or volunteering to run a fund raising event you will help our team continue their valuable work. You could also volunteer to join our outreach team in Gambia for a week or two, where you can help deliver crucial life saving training and equipment to those who need it the most. Since starting in Sept 2009 we have built up to supplying and training 60 schools which have over 12,000 pupils. Every year we put about 600 teachers, assistants and community members through a UK based First Aid course. We also pass on equipment to 4 clinics. We rent a compound which employs 3 full-time Gambian staff and we employ two Gambians whom we have trained to become first aid trainers. We achieve all of this on an annual budget of approx £12,500.