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CHICAGO MUSIC ASSOCIATION BR NO1 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NEGRO MUSI (AU, 883459821) Browse events
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We are the Minories (UK, 1197486) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWE ARE THE MINORIES was founded in 2020 to run The Minories Gallery, Colchester’s oldest gallery - (est. 1956), on behalf of its owner, The Victor Batte-Lay Foundation. The Minories has been embedded in the local community since the 1950’s, and has a long history of supporting local artists.
Tayport Community Trust (UK, SC042558) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aTCT is a community trust dedicated to sustainable development. Projects include the Harbour & Larick Café, and Larick Campsite - Social Enterprises, and PLANT, a community garden and environmental group, and the new award winning community Larick Centre.
FRIENDS OF FIVEWAYS SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
(UK, 1097754) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1097754) Our school provides education for children aged from age 4 to 19 with profound and multiple learning disabilities, severe learning difficulties and other complex needs. FoFSA raise monies to support these children in a number of ways to help enrich their learning and everyday lives
Shrewsbury Homes for All (UK, 1141044) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aA registered charity operating in Shrewsbury, opening doors for those who are homeless, in housing need or need help to avoid homelessness. We provide housing and tenancy support as well as access to private landlords who rent through us.
Philanthropy Foundation
(UK, 1145808) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Created via charity sign up service.
Devanhaar (UK, 1203393) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aBased in Birmingham (UK), Devanhaar was formed in the summer of 2019 by sevadaars with the following three aims: Empower sangat to get involved in seva and develop leadership skills, Develop deeper understanding of Gurbani, Gurmat, history, parchar and Create a non-judgemental space for sangat to support each other and grow spiritually.
The Free Fringe Ltd (UK, SC052628) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe Free Fringe was started on the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 1996 at its original venue, The Footlights and Firkin by Peter Buckley Hill with his comedy show Peter Buckley Hill and Some Comedians. Disheartened by what he saw as unreasonable hire charges for venues and high ticket prices for the public, PBH (as he is more commonly known) tried a new model for putting on shows. Instead of paying for a venue and charging for tickets, there should be no hire charge and free entrance for everyone. If the audience like the show, they put a voluntary donation in a bucket at the end. Fortunately, a lot of people seem to like this model, which is why PBH’s Free Fringe is now the biggest producer at the Edinburgh Festival, with over 600 shows and 10,000 performances pre-Covid and the total rising again since 2020. That’s why our programme of free shows (“The Wee Blue Book”) has become essential reading for any fringe-goer. The venue makes money from increased drinks sales, the performer goes away several thousand pounds less broke, and visitors get to see far more fantastic quality shows than they could ever have imagined previously. It’s fair to say that the Free Fringe has totally transformed Edinburgh, and now attracts big comedy names, produces award winners and is the most dynamic thing to happen to the festival since the beginning of the Fringe.
Edinburgh: Pilrig St Paul's Parish Church of Scotland (UK, SC007277) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWe are a Church of Scotland congregation situated on the historic boundary between Leith and Edinburgh. We are an open and affirming congregation, who seek to play a central part in the life of the local community. We extend an open invitation and a warm welcome to all.