Supporting men with prostate, testicular and penile cancers across the SW of the UK

The Childhood Trust is London’s child poverty charity. Children growing up in poverty face multiple and complex challenges which limits their potential and development, leading to poor health and life chances in adulthood. Our work is focused on supporting the 800,000 plus children living in poverty in London.

Providing a variety of programmes for terminally ill, disabled and disadvantaged children from all over North West.

The Childrens Air Ambulance is an Inter hospital transfer service for critically ill babies and children from local hospitals to specialist paediatric centres throughout Great Britain. It also moves specialist teams and equipment to local hospitals when a child is too sick to travel. We receive no government funding. Thank you.

At The Children’s Hospital Charity, we want to give our young patients and their families the best care in the world. Because children are amazing. With our help, The Children’s Hospital is providing world-class care to children every day.  Since 1976 The Children’s Hospital Charity has been helping to make The Children’s Hospital in Sheffield an even more amazing place. The strength and courage our young patients show us every day has inspired us to build one of the best teams in the world.  Just like our dedicated staff, we want to give every one of these amazing children the best possible future - because these children are the future.

We are a national charity working to transform the hopes and happiness of young people facing abuse, exploitation and neglect. We support them through their most serious life challenges and we campaign tirelessly for the big social changes that will improve the lives of those who need hope most. We've been doing this for 140 years and we won't stop until we've built a society where hope is alive in every child.

Providing care, therapy, education and rehabilitation for children with multiple disabilities and complex health needs from all over the UK.  

The Christie NHS Foundation Trust is the one of the largest cancer research and treatment centres in Europe and enjoys an international reputation for excellence. Thanks to our research and facilities, an increasing number of people are surviving cancer. Everyone wants that to continue and your support helps us offer real hope to our patients.

The Churn Project supports vulnerable and isolated people in Cirencester and the surrounding villages, through a variety of groups, 1:1 work and education.

The Cicely Foundation exists for deprived, vulnerable and needy children in both the United Kingdom and throughout the world to help overcome some of their difficulties. The main focus of the Foundation involves supporting work linked to education, health and well-being.

Cinnamon Trust is the only specialist national charity which seeks to relieve the anxieties, problems, and sometimes injustices, faced by elderly and terminally ill people and their pets, thereby saving a great deal of human sadness and animal suffering. The Trust was founded in 1985 by Mrs Averil Jarvis whose determination and dedication has ensured that the manifest need is fully addressed. The Trust’s primary objective is to respect and preserve the treasured relationship between owners and their pets. To this end it works in partnership with owners to overcome any difficulties that might arise. A national network of over 18,000 community service volunteers has been established to provide practical help when any aspect of day to day care poses a problem – for example, walking the dog for a housebound owner. A national fostering service is provided for pets whose owners face a spell in hospital – volunteers take pets into their own homes and supply love and care in abundance until owner and pet can be reunited. The Cinnamon Trust also provides long term care for pets whose owners have died or moved to residential accommodation which will not accept pets. Arrangements are made between owners and the Trust well in advance, so owners do have peace of mind in the knowledge that their beloved companion will have a safe and happy future. Emergency cards are available on request.

We are the only drop-in day centre in Brighton & Hove for 16-to-25 year old's who are experiencing homelessness. We provide practical and emotional support to help young people to move from crisis to stability. We want Brighton and Hove to be a city where young people’s experience of homelessness is rare, brief and non-recurring.

We collect pre loved clothing make seven days of clothing packs up including shoes coats new underwear pyjamas for people in the uk struggling to clothe themselves after every day expenses.

A family-run, national, registered children’s charity working exclusively for children with epilepsy.

Our mission is simple, to empower, advocate and enrich the lives of children and adults with disabilities. Working at our site at Ivybridge, about 11 miles from Plymouth – Hannahs provides learning, care, support and fun for children and adults with a range of disabilities, including: a School, Respite Centre, Children’s Home, Hannahwood – an innovative transition project for older students - therapies and supported activities. Our holistic approach offers professional support from our therapists, educationalists, expert medical staff and a care team.

The Destiny Project is a registered mental health charity, which aims to provide support and advocacy to communities that endure high deprivation. The Destiny Project prides itself on being a collaborative organisation and seeks to work with other agencies large and small, to provide as wide a range of services as possible, particularly for the most vulnerable in the community. The only constraint is our imagination, the creativity we can unleash, and our ability to reach and maintain high standards. The intention is to promote the health and wellbeing of children and young people from all backgrounds, to promote and build skills that will create a positive impact on their lives by working around our outcomes within our focus areas: Health Poverty Education and Training Environment We aim to support service users to build personal skills such as confidence and self-esteem, vocational skills to compete in a changing and demanding job market, and life skills to help people live life positively and independently. All our services are delivered using peer education and a community-centred approach. The services that The Destiny Project delivers are targeted mainly but not exclusively, at people that require additional support. The Destiny Project will always prioritise the health and wellbeing of every member of the community that is involved with us. This builds the confidence and skills of our service users. We are developing additional services based on training and development to provide employability and vocational skills through work practice. Our plans include training opportunities through a community garden and in the long term, creation of internships for young people. This provides the opportunity for young people to gain experience by hopefully creating working relationships with local businesses and retail outlets. In the longer term, we aim to become an SQA accredited provider, giving our volunteers and participants, qualifications and accreditation for the training they complete. We also recognise the important role that volunteers play in our communities and we aim to actively encourage and support our volunteers. As we grow we want to recruit, train and support volunteers who wish to give some of their time. We aim to create opportunities for volunteers to contribute to the development of our services and the organisation and management of the Project. How can we support you? With support and understanding from trusted adults around them, young people can take forward healthy behaviours and outcomes into adulthood. ‘We cannot always build the future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the future’

THE DINOSAUR TRUST is committed to saving and improving the lives of children who suffer from Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension, a rare and life threatening genetic disorder where the cells in the pulmonary artery fail to reproduce normally and cause thickening of the pulmonary arteries, eventually leading to right heart failure.

The Donkey Sanctuary is a UK based charity working worldwide to improve conditions for donkeys and mules. It has nearly 7,000 donkeys and mules in its care across the UK and Europe. The average cost of sanctuary care for each donkey is around £2,000 per year. This covers feed, bedding, farm and building maintenance, medical costs and includes the services of professional staff including grooms, farriers, vets, dental technicians and welfare advisers.

The Douglas Bader Foundation exists to advance and promote the physical, mental and spiritual; welfare and benefit of persons who are without one or more limbs, or otherwise physically disabled.

The DPJ Foundation is a Welsh charity to support those in rural communities and in agriculture with mental health problems. We do this by reducing the stigma that surrounds poor mental health, educating people with mental health awareness training and providing counselling and a 24/7 helpline.

The Dream Team grants special wishes to enhance the lives of seriously ill, disabled & terminally ill children. A dream can enhance a child's quality of life by providing much needed equipment. A short break away can give the family as a whole some time away from the daily struggles of living with a serious condition. A dream can bring new determination to a child who may be weary from treatment or discomfort and also can spur their determination to continue with often painful medical treatments. We receive no statutory funding and rely entirely on the generous support of the local community, businesses, grant-making trusts & other philanthropic organisations and individuals for support.

The Drinks Trust is committed to supporting drinks hospitality colleagues, past and present, in their time of need. We provide financial assistance, nurture their well-being and champion the growth of a skilled and engaged workforce.​ Upholding our values of respect, compassion and empowerment, we are building a healthier future for our people.

Dylan Michael James O'Brien was born on February 4th 2010 and died of an undiagnosed metabolic condition on June 15th 2012. The Foundation was set up by his parents in his memory to raise awareness and support for children with metabolic and genetic diseases and their families. Our main aims are to provide specialist equipment for these children to improve their quality of life, to raise awareness to aid in diagnosis of these diseases and to improve public knowledge of these diseases. Our current campaign is raising money to donate Sleep Apnoea Breathing Monitors to Hospitals.

The Eikon Charity supports children and young people in Surrey to overcome challenges, learn vital life skills, improve their resilience, emotional wellbeing and mental health and develop into confident adults who contribute positively to their communities.

Here at The Elizabeth Foundation our aim is to facilitate the early diagnosis of hearing loss and to provide outstanding education and welfare services to deaf children, aged 0 – 5 and their families. Our experience shows us that with the best technology, and carefully targeted support in the early years, deaf children can and do go on to develop excellent listening, spoken language and social communication skills enabling them to join their hearing peers in mainstream schools - no matter what their hearing loss is. We provide a ‘whole-family’ approach supporting, educating and empowering parents and carers so that they become successful advocates for their deaf children. We encourage parents to set their sights and expectations high with the ultimate goal being for every child to meet their own potential. Our Services include both face to face and online programmes to reach out to all families regardless of where they live. You can help us teach a deaf child to learn to listen and talk by supporting our fundraising.

The Eve Appeal is the only UK national charity raising awareness and funding research into the five gynaecological cancers: womb, ovarian, cervical, vulval and vaginal. In the UK, 58 women are diagnosed with a gynaecological cancer every day and 21 women will die. That's far too many mothers, daughters, sisters, partners and friends. We were set up to save women's lives by funding ground-breaking research focused on developing effective methods of risk prediction, earlier detection and screening for these women-only cancers. Whilst also raising much-needed awareness, to ensure that both women and men understand the key signs and symptoms. Our vision is simple: a future where fewer women develop and more women survive gynaecological cancers.