We are the UK's largest walking charity committed to enabling more people to walk in nature. With your help and support; • We can continue defending walkers’ legal rights because we know everyone should have ample and easy access to open green spaces. • We can strive to encourage more people to walk, knowing the health benefits and relief to our health system could be monumental. • We can ensure that walking is the most favourable and enjoyed method of travel, meaning our planet can reap the rewards of a decline in unnecessary vehicle journeys.

The Rose Road Association provides essential support services for children and young people with severe physical disabilities, learning difficulties and/or autism from across Hampshire and the surrounding counties. We offer overnight short breaks, a community outreach service providing one to one support at home or in the community as well as after school and holiday activity schemes, Saturday clubs and Special Educational Needs and Disability Information, Advice and Support Services.

The Rosemary Foundation is a small, local charity based in Petersfield, that provides Hospice at Home care for people who are suffering from life limiting conditions, and who wish to spend their remaining days in their own homes. The Foundation’s nurses go out in all weather, twenty four hours a day, seven days a week. Care and support for the family is also provided which does not stop with the death of the patient as the nurses will continue to visit the family. A counselling service is also provided as well as the opportunity to attend bereavement support meetings. The Rosemary Foundation works in close partnership with local hospices, the Macmillan service, GPs and community nurses. The Rosemary Foundation receives no statutory funding and there is no charge to patients and their families, relying on fundraising, donations and legacies for its income. ________________________________________

The RBC uses charitable funds to enhance patient care at the Royal Berks Hospital. We help to provide the extras that make a difference to anyone who comes to the hospital, patients and staff, families and visitors.

The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity raises money solely to support The Royal Marsden, a world-leading cancer centre. We ensure our nurses, doctors and research teams can provide the very best care and develop life-saving treatments, which are used across the UK and around the world. From funding state-of-the-art equipment and groundbreaking research, to creating the very best patient environments, we will never stop looking for ways to improve the lives of people affected by cancer. The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity For a future beyond cancer.

The RNOH Charity raises money so that the Royal National Orthopaedic Hopsital can provide world-class care for patients and support the hospital's pioneering work in orthopaedic research and education.  

Our vision is to ensure that The Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust can offer the best possible patient care and medical treatment. However, we cannot do this without your help! Any donation no matter how big or small will make a difference, as equipment costs vary significantly from just a few hundred pounds to millions of pounds! The South East deserves a hospital it can continue to be proud of, together we can be sure we'll get there.

The Salvation Army is a registered charity and church working in 120 countries worldwide and is one of the largest and most diverse providers of social welfare in the world. In the UK and Republic of Ireland this work includes more than 800 Salvation Army social service centres and community churches. We provide unconditional friendship, support and very practical help to people in crisis and need and work with children, older people, homeless people and those dealing with drug and/or alcohol addiction. Alongside our work in the UK, The Salvation Army International Development (UK) is part of a world-wide team supporting the battle against poverty in developing countries. The projects we work with are designed by the poor for the poor and we are about enabling and empowering people to build a better future for themselves..

The Shed Project was built and developed in May 2014. It is a safe place for anyone whose life is affected by their own or someone else’s drug or alcohol use. We offer a safe social environment that promises to support individuals in their recovery. Help and support is also here for those who’s life is effected indirectly by others substance abuse. The Shed provides a space for young people to call their own every week. From youth clubs, drop-ins and special events to one-on-ones, residential trips and youth church on the weekends, we run a range of fun and varied activities for all 12 - 18 year olds. Our trained staff and volunteers are always on hand to listen, helping to provide a space where people have a sense of belonging, feel safe and respected and where they feel they can freely express themselves.

The Silver Line operates the only confidential, free helpline for older people across the UK that’s open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The Somerville Foundation (formerly the GUCH Patients Association) is a registered charity offering support, information and advice to young people and adults born with a heart condition. In partnership with UCS we have opened a dedicated heart research centre to find new ways to treat heart patients. There are estimated to be over 150000 adults who were born with a heart disease in England and Wales. The number is made greater with those living in Scotland and Northern Ireland. Over half will experience medical and social problems at some time in their adult lives. The Somerville Foundation's mission is to help people who were born with a heart condition cope with their condition and champion their rights within all aspects of life.

The Sophie-Catherine Mills Charity aims to raise money to provide lasting memorials to bereaved parents of babies lost through stillbirth or who have died in the first 28 days of life in Tayside, Scotland.

Working for a world where there are fewer strokes and all those touched by stroke get the help they need. The Stroke Association is the only national charity solely concerned with combating stroke in people of all ages. It funds research into prevention, treatment and better methods of rehabilitation, and helps stroke patients and their families directly through its community services. One person has a stroke every five minutes.  150,000 people in the UK have a stroke each year.  A stroke is a brain attack.  Stroke is the third most common cause of death in the UK. 

Head and Neck Cancer Support Group and we reach out and offer support 24/7 and will refer to other 3rd party services if that’s what you need. Our Charity is run by patients, carers, family and friends so everyone understands the problems when you are diagnosed with cancer.

The Talent Tap is a social mobility charity with a mission to meaningfully change the lives of talented state educated students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, by giving them the work experience, support, and network, that they need to succeed in their chosen careers.

The Charity provides free holidays in two lodges on the Hampshire coast and with a Christmas trip to Disneyland Resort Paris. The charity funds research into childhood cancers, in particular neuroblastoma, provides days out and special gifts for very sick children and raises money to improve children's oncology wards.

The Tony Loy Trust gives support to children and young people (up to the age of 25) in the villages of Blewbury, Oxfordshire and neighbouring areas in the arts and sport.It gives grants to individuals and organisations for ongoing activities or projects. It finances training and travel, it pays for subscriptions, kit or equipment and it supports productions and events.

We are about intervening very early in autism to utterly transform the lives of each child, giving them the opportunity to truly realise their full potential and live to a life of fulfilment, reward and contribution rather than one of anxiety and frustration. We campaign to raise awareness of the power of early intervention to fundamentally renew a life, and we are preparing our own Mifne autism clinic for very young infants, as well as a comprehensive online portal of research and purpose-created resources for parents and carers of autistic children. We have a truly distinctive and empowering perspective on autism, reflecting the experiences of many autistic people, which is the backbone to our services. Our TED talk, which introduces this perspective, as well as a video report on how the Mifne method works, can be viewed on the front page of our website – http://transformingautism.org

Our team seeks to save lives and improve outcomes for survivors of SEPSIS by instigating political change, educating healthcare professionals, raising public awareness and providing support for those affected by this devastating condition. Our critical expertise is based on the charity’s grassroots origins – our doctors and nurses have front line, first-hand experience of the SEPSIS problem; their passion is born of a uniquely comprehensive understanding of what needs to be done. The urgent need to improve SEPSIS care in the UK drives our team forward as we continue to work in hospitals whilst giving their time to advance the SEPSIS agenda.

Every hour seven people will be diagnosed with a cancer of the kidneys, bladder, prostate, or male reproductive organs. Millions of men, women and children are at risk of having their lives devastated by these and many other horrible urological diseases. The Urology Foundation is here to make a difference. We are working hard to find new ways to prevent, treat, and cure every urology disease. By making the public aware of the signs of urology disease, by investing in the latest training for urologists and nurses, and by funding the most ground breaking research, we know we can end the suffering caused by urology disease. The money you help us raise by supporting through a challenge will allow us to grow our work so that we can end the suffering in lives across the UK and Ireland.

VVF is a small, family run charity operating in Vipingo, Kenya. It built and runs the Future Hope Montessori School for 120 AIDS affected children providing education, food, health care & uniforms in a safe, stimulating environment. We also have a Turtle protected beach and run community projects.

We are The Wallich. We are doing something about homelessness in Wales. We believe that everyone deserves the right to a home, but more than that, that everyone deserves the right to feel safe, to feel valued and to feel positive about their future. We operate under three core objectives: getting people off the streets; keeping people off the streets; and creating opportunities for people. We believe in a Wales where people stand together to provide hope, support and solutions to end homelessness.

The Warrior Programme runs three day training and motivation courses with 12 month structured support and signposting for Veterans, Serving Personnel, their Family Members and Carers of Veterans. The course teaches participants practical, effective tools and techniques to help them manage challenging situations and improve motivation, confidence, resilience, independence and self belief.

At The Zone, every young person matters. Our commitment is to offer new and exciting experiences and opportunities by inspiring and empowering young people to learn and develop within an atmosphere of Jewish culture.

Thomas Cook Children’s Charity is a grant-making charity focused on improving children’s lives. We fund the work of a number of charities each year, in the UK and overseas. This year we are supporting: Wheel Power; Teenage Cancer Trust; Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital; Alder Hey Children’s Hospital; Happy Days Children’s Charity; CLIC Sargent and Just a Drop as well as many local grass roots organisations.

Interfaith - working with and between Muslims, Christians, and Jews and wider society

Thrive is the leading UK charity that uses gardening to bring about positive changes in the lives of people who are living with disabilities or ill health, or are isolated, disadvantaged or vulnerable. This is known as social and therapeutic horticulture and is the process of using plants and gardens to improve physical and mental health, as well as communication and thinking skills. It also uses the garden as a safe and secure place to develop someone’s ability to mix socially, make friends, learn practical skills that will help them be more independent or study to gain nationally recognized horticultural qualifications that could lead to new employment.

We aim to make a difference by involving people in sport, physical activity and education by promoting the values linked to sporting success. By providing accessible, high quality opportunities and the brand of Hull City we aim to inspire young people to improve their communities.