The Limbless Association (LA) is the leading national Civilian charity which has been supporting amputees and their families across the UK since 1983. We aim to ensure that no amputee need cope alone by providing free, high-quality information, advice and support to anyone pre- or post-amputation or living with congenital limb impairment. Our services include the LA helpdesk, access to legal advice, Volunteer Visitor peer support, Support and Connect outreach programme and Virtually Speaking online events, LA website, information packs and StepForward magazine.

LINC works to improve the care of patients from Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, East Powys and South Worcestershire, who are receiving intensive chemotherapy for leukaemia, lymphome and other cancers. We provide financial help at the sharp end and fund both a clinical psychologist and a leukaemia research fellow. LINC has also funded a dedicated haematology out patient department at Cheltenham General Hospital and is currently working to raise £500k to create a countywide haematology day unit at Gloucester Royal Hospital. Our aim is to ensure that the treatment provided is second to none.

We find loving homes for retired greyhounds when they have finished racing.

We are a health care provider in North Lincolnshire. Catering for patients and their families with life limiting illnesses across the region. We have 10 in patient beds catering for end of life care along with a wellbeing centre that has a wide range of clinics and therapies from health, social, mental and spiritual. Catering for hundreds of families per year with all services free of charge to their user.

We exist to make a positive difference to lives affected by cancer in Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin and Mid Wales.

LinkAble is a charity based in Surrey which helps children and adults with learning disabilities in Woking and Surrey Heath. We offer people activities and experiences that they struggle to access in the wider community, supporting them to learn new skills, form lasting friendships and lead fulfilling, independent lives. We have a fully accessible centre in Woking and also work out and about in the local community. We provide weekly groups for children, young people and adults, a bi-monthly night club and regular holiday schemes which provide fun and engaging time for people with learning disabilities, and vital respite for exhausted parents and carers. For many, LinkAble is a lifeline.

The Little Beam Foundation is a charity designed to support children and young adults (3-18yrs) struggling with Mental Health Issues by providing access and grants to gain effective support through Art, Play, Sport, Music, Education and Health.

Little Lifts is on a mission to provide free, thoughtfully curated Little Lifts gift Boxes to every breast cancer patient in the UK receiving chemotherapy or radiotherapy treatment. In the East of England, our hospital partnerships ensure that every eligible person is reached. Elsewhere in the UK, people can apply to our ‘Little Kindness Fund’ to access our support. We understand that everyone’s experience of breast cancer treatment is different. Our Boxes are carefully curated by people who have personal experiences of breast cancer treatment, and we always choose planet-friendly, ethically made items where we can. Each Box is hand packed with love by a volunteer in our community, often by a woman who has benefitted from our support. Our Boxes contain carefully curated products to help alleviate some of the side effects of treatment and provide practical support, as well as mood-boosting goodies to promote emotional well-being. Our recipients say that a Little Lifts Box makes a huge difference to their wellbeing. One told us ‘It is not a box of cutlery and tea bags, it is a gesture of compassion and understanding sent without judgement and with no expectation, from fellow members of a club that no one wants to be part of’.

Little Lives UK is a community centred children's charity, we work across London to support disabled and disadvantaged children. We work closely with our London community to make our programs outcomes sustainable, inclusive and positive.

Our missions is to save and improve the lives of all those in need or receipt of organ and tissue transplants. The charity exists to improve education and awareness of organ donation and to fund projects that increase the numbers of successful transplants in the UK.

Liverpool Heartbeat supports young people between the ages of 4 and 18 in a fun, interactive and educational way mainly through schools and sport clubs across Merseyside. Liverpool Heartbeat has commissioned Tim Quinn and Russ Leach of Marvel comics fame to produce the life story of Liverpool's number one superhero, John Hulley. Following on from this, they have produced a walking map of world famous sculpture, Tom Murphy, mapping out his art work which will create healthy lifestyles through young people walking the routes across Liverpool.

Putting patients first is at the heart of everything we do. Liverpool Women's Hospital Charity is registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales – registration number 1048294. The charity works hard to raise funds on behalf of the Trust to enhance overall patient experience by providing services and equipment above what is normally funded by the NHS. These enhancements make a big difference to the comfort and well-being of our patients. The aim of Liverpool Women’s Hospital Charity Our charitable programmes fully support the entire range of patient services. The aim of the Liverpool Women's Charity is to support the care given to patients and their families. Alongside that main aim we also help to fund research and staff welfare initiatives as well as providing greater access to training and development opportunities.

LIVES is a charity supporting 700+  highly trained and dedicated volunteer medics and Community First Responders (CFRs) living in communities across Greater Lincolnshire. CFRs get to patients in their local community fast to administer vital  emergency care before handing over to the ambulance service. They are there for more than 20,000 people each year, that’s an average of  55 people visited by our volunteers every day. Their actions save lives.

The Livingstone Tanzania Trust has been working in Babati since 2007. Our long term relationship with Babati means that we do not parachute in with grand development plans but work at the grassroots level with local formal and informal leaders who guide our work and ensure that we are assisting the community achieve the change they want - We become an additional resource to work alongside existing structures. We recognise the legitimacy and power of community-based leadership to bring about long lasting sustainable change. We empower communities to design their own projects, accordingly our development agenda is determined in Babati, by the communities we partner and they actively participate in that development process. We believe that within the community there is the potential to overcome the challenges faced and that our function is to help release that potential. However, we also recognise that the challenges within the community cannot always be solved in isolation and that on occasion external assistance is needed.

At Llamau we believe that no young person or vulnerable woman should ever have to experience homelessness. Our mission is to eradicate homelessness for young people and vulnerable women. But for thousands of the most vulnerable people in Wales, homelessness is a frightening reality. 30 years ago Llamau was founded to provide homeless teenagers with a safe place to stay. Since then, we have supported over 67,000 young people, women and their children who are either homeless or facing homelessness. Many people think the job of a homelessness charity will be to provide accommodation - a safe place to stay. But it is very clear to us that for most people who are facing homelessness, their problems are far more complex than a lack of permanent shelter. That's why we treat everyone who needs our support as an individual. We recognise their unique strengths and needs and make sure that they are supported to rebuild their futures. We are daring to believe in a world without homelessness; join us as we do.

Founded in 1803, Lloyd’s Patriotic Fund is the oldest military charity of its kind. We are proud of our history and contributions to support the armed forces community on behalf of the Lloyd’s market. Today, we focus on improving the transition to civilian life for veterans and their families who need the most help. Since 2010, LPF has donated more than £3.2 million to support serving and ex-service personnel and their families. Today, Lloyd’s Patriotic Fund unites support from the market to aid the successful transition to civilian life for veterans and their families to ensure successful futures.

The official dedicated charity for Northwick Park, Ealing and Central Middlesex Hospitals, Meadow House Hospice and London North West Healthcare NHS Trust

Our  mission is to harness the power of sport as a driver of personal and community advancement, to accomplish our  vision of increasing social cohesion and integration by bringing together people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds in a common pursuit; engaging the most vulnerable and marginalised parts of society; and improving health and fitness; building confidence, discipline and life skills; and improving prospects for further training and employment beyond the sport of boxing. LCB’s  activities focus on providing boxing training – at all levels, from non-contact fitness boxing to competitive participation – for all ages, backgrounds and abilities across the South London community.

London Hearts is a charity aiming to help and support communities with the provision of heart defibrillators and to teach CPR/Defibrillator skills.

Look Good Feel Better (LGFB) is the only international cancer support charity that helps boost the physical and emotional wellbeing of people undergoing cancer treatment. Our free confidence boosting Workshops are held across the UK for women, men and young adults undergoing treatment for any type of cancer. Each group session is led by trained volunteers and is a chance to meet others in a similar situation, as well as learning useful skills and techniques to manage the side-effects of cancer treatment.

LOROS Hospice is a local charity and every year we care for over 2,500 people across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. We provide free, high-quality, compassionate care and support to terminally ill adult patients, their family and carers.

Love Rowing is British Rowing's Charitable Foundation. Our mission is to create accessible and inclusive rowing programmes for communities that are currently under-represented in the sport. It aims to change lives, working together with its partners, through the unique benefits and the transformative impact of rowing.

Loveworks is Reigate based charity. Our mission is to help improve the lives of our local community through food. We support people when they are in crisis and, in partnership, help them move out of it.

The LTA Tennis Foundation’s mission is to improve lives through tennis. We believe everyone should be able to access tennis, so they can reap the many benefits that come hand in hand with the game, be they physical, mental, or social.   We support a diverse range of beneficiaries, but our focus is ensuring access to tennis to underserved communities and under-represented groups throughout Great Britain.   We know that tennis can improve and change lives and we are committed to ensuring more people across Great Britain can access the sport. 

A new and much needed charity providing a dedicated air service to transfer very ill babies and children to specialist life-saving units throughout the UK, as quickly as possible.

Lupus Canada is a national voluntary organization dedicated to improving the lives of people affected by lupus through research, public awareness, advocacy and education.

LUPUS UK is the only National charity supporting people with the immune system disease LUPUS. We have 20+ regional groups covering England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. We support research nationally in the hope of finding a cure.

To provide support to those who are feeling suicidal or in distress or who just need someone who cares about their sadness, Samaritans are at the end of the phone 24/7 including Christmas and New Year. We never give advice; we listen and offer our confidential support for as long as it is needed.

Providing Relationship & Sex education, mentoring and youth work