We are the RFU Injured Players Foundation; an official charity of England Rugby. We are here to give support and information to rugby players who have sustained a catastrophic spinal cord or traumatic brain injury which has resulted in permanent disability whilst playing rugby in England at any level and any age. Our support is available to help players through recovery, rehabilitation and for the rest of their lives. We can also provide family members, clubs and team mates with the information and support they need following such incidents, particularly in relation to how they can help the player with their recovery or adjustment to a new life. As part of our work we also fund research into how such injuries can be prevented, and work with the Rugby Football Union to reduce injury risk across the game.

At Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA), our horses benefit the lives of over 25,000 disabled children and adults. With fun activities like riding and carriage driving, we provide therapy, fitness, skills development and opportunities for achievement – all supported by 18,000 amazing volunteers and qualified coaches at nearly 500 RDA centres all over the UK. RDA is an inclusive and diverse organisation. We welcome clients with physical and learning disabilities and autism, and there are no age restrictions. Through our network of member groups, RDA is at work in every corner of the UK, in our cities and remote rural areas, bringing the therapy, achievement and fun of horses to as many people as we can. We are a charity, and we can only carry out our life-changing activities thanks to the generosity of our donors, the dedication of our volunteers and the good nature of our fantastic horses.

The Rio Ferdinand Foundation is a youth and community development charity. We work in the heart of the UKs most disadvantaged communities, supporting young people (aged 10-25), to tackle the inequalities they face. We create opportunities and pathways for young people to achieve their potential, through sports, media, arts and education. Through our work, we empower young people to take control of their lives, become socially mobile and drive social change in their communities.

Riverside provides mental health and emotional wellbeing support to adults and young people across South Oxfordshire. We offer 1:1 counselling, group support, drop in services, workshops and professional training . We are supporting over 150 people every week and rely on fundraising to run our services. So your donation really does make a difference. Thank you for supporting Riverside and good luck on your challenge!!

We are the Royal Marines' chosen Charity and we exist to give a lifetime of support to the Royal Marines Family. Out mission is to provide support, advice and friendship to serving and retired Royal Marines, their families, those who aspire to join and those close links to our Corps.

Every day, 250 people in the UK start losing their sight and their lives will change completely. Too many people still face isolation and depression, unable to achieve their potential in a world that blocks their way. We won’t stop until every last psychological and physical barrier has gone for good. Join Team RNIB and together we can smash through the barriers that stop people with sight loss thriving.      

Roald Dahl's Marvellous Children's Charity provide specialist nurses and support for seriously ill children. There are currently over 120 Road Dahl Nurses caring for more than 33,000 seriously ill children, but there are still too many children with serious illnesses who do not receive this vital specialist care. We understand how immensely difficult being diagnosed with a serious illness is for a child and their whole family. It is uncertain, overwhelming, scary, and deeply unfair. It can be isolating and takes over your whole life. Navigating this challenging and complex world can be daunting, particularly when an initial diagnosis is made. And that is where our marvellous Roald Dahl Nurses come in – ensuring that seriously ill children no longer have to brave their illnesses alone. Roald Dahl Nurses are trained and dedicated experts in their field. They are a consistent presence in the child’s life from initial diagnosis through to the child’s transition to adult services. They advise, they reassure, and they become an extended part of the family. The dedication and expertise of our nurses reduces A&E visits, hospital admissions and consultant appointments. They’re also a vital lifeline to the whole family, coordinating care and providing access to high quality emotional support. That’s why we believe every seriously ill child deserves a Roald Dahl Nurse.

Rockinghorse provides tailored support for sick and disabled children by working with local services and hospitals to identify and deliver the vital resources that are needed. We fund projects across Sussex and Surrey that save lives and create positive experiences for vulnerable children, young people and their families. Many of those we support have life-threatening conditions, profound physical or learning disabilities, or severe mental health problems  

Ronald McDonald House Charities is an independent Charity that provides free 'home away from home' accommodation at specialist children's hospitals, enabling families to stay close to their sick child. Our 14 Houses across the UK give families a warm and comfortable place to rest, eat and relax, just moments away from their child’s hospital ward. Our support is invaluable to families at a critical time in their lives.

Rosa was established 23 years ago and runs services throughout Warwickshire and Coventry for men, women, young people and children who have experienced the trauma of rape, sexual abuse or sexual violence, services include: counselling, support groups, helpline, drop ins, ISVA, young people’s service, mentoring, advocacy, training, workshops, lending library.

At Rosemere we aim to raise funds for additional equipment, services and facilities for cancer patients being treated at the specialist Cancer Centre at Royal Preston Hospital and in the local Cancer Units throughout Lancashire and South Cumbria, that are outside the scope of the NHS.  We also look to invest wherever possible in local cancer research, often in collaboration with the University of Central Lancashire or Lancaster University, to ensure that patients in this part of the North West get the best treatment possible, not just today but in the future.

The Rotary Club of Cuckfield and Lindfield is one of the 35,000 Rotary Clubs worldwide. We raise funds and carry out projects locally and internationally to improve lives and lead change to improve lives.

NHS Charity

Hospice offering end of life care

Rowcroft Hospice provides comfort, support and specialist care in patients' homes, in the community and at their Inpatient Unit in Torquay. Three quarters of patients are supported in their own homes by a team of community nurses, social workers, physiotherapists, and occupational therapists. Our area spans from Dawlish to Dartmouth and up in an arc to Bovey Tracy. We also care for out-patients and their loved ones, offering therapies and bereavement support - helping families make the most of their precious time together.. Through raising sponsorship from your friends and family on our behalf you help to sustain and expand the vital services we supply in face of growing demand in our region.

The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation is the only charity in the UK wholly dedicated to defeating lung cancer, the biggest cancer killer in the world. Our vision is to defeat lung cancer.

R.A.B.I. is a welfare charity for farming people in financial difficulty. Confidential support is offered to people of all ages, and includes emergency and long-term grants, providing essential household items and specialist equipment, funding relief farm staff and training, and help with residential care costs.

The ambition and responsibility of the RAF Museum is to continue to share the stories – past, present, and future – of the Royal Air Force. To engage, inspire, and encourage learning for current and future generations.

The Royal British Legion helps all members of the British Armed Forces past and present, and their families, find and access the support they need. Though we’re a national organisation, we work in local communities across the UK, delivering information, advice and help where it is needed most, including outreach services for the most vulnerable. Whether it’s money worries, a seaside break with the family, careers advice after Service, independent living or care in later life, we’re here to help. We help people every day of the year, relying on the help of our kind supporters who take part in fundraising activities and challenge events for us all year round.

We are the UK's leading charity helping our ex-Forces find employment. We offer practical help and get people back on their own two feet by providing work placements, training, and accommodation. 83% of ex-servicemen and women that receive our employability support through our LifeWorks courses gain employment within 12 months.

The Royal Brompton & Harefield Hospitals Charity is a registered charity which supports the work of the Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust. The challenge of maintaining our position as the UK’s leading heart and lung centre means that continuous investment is needed beyond the resources of the NHS. The Charity supports medical research, state of the art medical equipment and patient and staff amenities. We need to generate sustained funding to continue our level of support for the Trust and in turn help heart and lung patients both nationally and international

The Royal Free Charity supports our hospitals, our NHS colleagues, our patients and our researchers. From small acts of kindness to huge investments in discovery and innovation, everything we do changes lives for the better. Our extraordinary volunteers enrich the experience of patients and the support they provide to NHS staff is transformational. We’re there when patients need us, thanks to the services we provide. And the grants that we make help our hospitals to accelerate vital medical research and invest in innovations to help patients and staff. All this is made possible by the generosity of our supporters who help our hospitals go further and faster than the NHS could do alone.

The RHN is one of the UK’s leading centres for the rehabilitation and care of adults with profound disabilities resulting from brain injury or neurological illness.  We are based in Putney, South London and have over 150 years of experience in developing and providing specialist skills, services and care for those whose complex and profound needs cannot be met by general mainstream providers.  

The Royal LePage Shelter Foundation is Canada’s largest public foundation dedicated exclusively to funding women’s shelters and violence prevention programs. Because Royal LePage Canada covers the administrative expenses of the Foundation, every dollar raised goes directly to helping the more than 50,000 women and children who are served each year by the shelters and support programs we fund. Since 1998, the Shelter Foundation has raised $38 million and currently supports 200 local women’s shelters and national partners. Our agents donate a portion of their commissions and Royal LePage offices across Canada hold local fundraising events, volunteer, and provide in-kind goods to benefit the women and children residing in their local shelters.

The Royal Life Saving Society UK (RLSS UK) is the Drowning Prevention Charity and the UK’s leading provider of water safety and drowning prevention education. Around 700 people drown in the UK and Ireland every year and many more suffer injury, some life-changing, through non-fatal experiences. More people die from drowning in the UK and Ireland than from domestic fires or cycling accidents. We have a huge challenge facing us to help save lives and reduce the number of UK and Irish citizens drowning. Here at the RLSS UK we have an impressive heritage. We have built up years of experience and we are proud to boast a strong force of loyal members and volunteers who work with us to promote water safety and educate in lifesavingskills. Our roots were established back in 1891 as the Life Saving Society, and in the early 1900s, with support from the Royal family, we were granted permission to adopt the ‘Royal’ to our title – a badge that we are still immensely proud of today. We have used our extensive knowledge of water safety and training to develop a comprehensive range of vocational qualifications and a series of awards and programmes which have the ultimate aim of preventing drowning and stopping unnecessary loss of life – including the National Pool Lifeguard Qualification (NPLQ), the premier lifeguard training programme. Our core purpose is to prevent drowning and we want to deliver a year-on-year reduction in the rate of British and Irish citizens drowning through the identification of seven challenging ambitions which we intend to focus our attentions on, having the maximum impact possible on these facets of the work we undertake.

The RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea. Powered primarily by kind donations, our search and rescue service has been saving lives for nearly 200 years. Our volunteer lifeboat crews provide a 24-hour rescue service in the UK and Ireland, and our seasonal lifeguards look after people on busy beaches. Our Flood Rescue Team helps those affected by flooding. RNLI crews and lifeguards have saved over 142,700 lives since 1824 but we’re more than a rescue service. We influence, supervise and educate people too. Our Community Safety teams explain the risks and share safety knowledge with anyone going out to sea or to the coast. And our international teams work with like-minded organisations to help tackle drowning in communities at risk all around the world.

World-leading specialists need world-leading support. The RNOH Charity strengthens and supports the people, research and infrastructure that make the RNOH one of the world's best orthopaedic hospitals.

Trinity Hospice provides specialist end of life care to around 2,000 people in south west and central London. All our services are provided free of charge. We must raise £8 million each year to continue providing the specialist care our community relies on.