(UK, Fundraising) Browse eventsFundraising for Fibromyalgia research in the UK Working for a cure – sooner rather than later. Do you want a cure for Fibromyalgia? We do. If you feel as strongly as we do that research is urgently needed to find a cause and a cure, then please join us.We are The Fibroduck Foundation. We exist for one purpose: to raise funds for UK-based biomedical research into Fibromyalgia syndrome. We also believe that research progresses faster when scientists and patients collaborate, so we aim to provide an environment in which this can happen. By very visibly raising money and supporting scientists, we hope to kick start a whole programme of research in this country. But, we can’t do this alone. We need the patient community to mobilise behind this effort. We need patient power. We need to raise £26,000 for our first research project. We are absolutely serious about launching biomedical research into Fibromyalgia in this country. Come and join us. Find out more Website http://www.fibroduckfoundation.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/fibroduckfoundation Twitter https://twitter.com/FibroduckFound YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cetaLt0Nh8g
Community spaces bring together people,they encourage social cohesion, communal activity and create safe environments. A fully operational youth centre can be substantial and positively impact a community. New Images has continually been under threat of closure, we want to fundraise to save the youth centre, will you support us?
(AU, 99000112729) Browse eventsThe Australian Foundation for Disability provides jobs, training and accomodation for over 1,500 people with disability. We operate on the core principle that values people and their differences and encourages all to attain their best in life.
(UK, 1123521) Browse eventsTo build a new 'Patriot' steam locomotive to the original Sir Henry Fowler parallel boiler design, capable of running on the mainline. To create the new National Memorial engine, named 'The Unknown Warrior'. To be complete in time for the 100th Anniversary of the Armistice in 2018.