Through social activities, challenges and peer support, The Not Forgotten provides events and activities and entertainment which improve physical and mental health, address isolation and loneliness whilst promoting a sense of community and balance. Founded 102 years ago following the Great War, we have continually supported injured service personnel and injured veterans through a tailored and varied programme of events. Our small team of just 8 staff (2 of whom are part-time) manages to support over 10,000 individuals each year. Our Annual programme includes; 2 Royal Parties, a summer Garden party at Buckingham Palace and a Christmas party at St James Palace. Challenge/Activity breaks including Adaptive Skiing, trekking and alpine canoeing. Respite holidays for beneficiaries and their partners. Christmas Lunches around the UK Drive-In events around the UK Concerts in Care Homes across the UK. Outings and visits to prestigious Sporting events. Provision of Televisions and TV Licences to those who are confined to their homes Provision of Computer Tablets to those who are digitally isolated Individual Holiday grants to those whose injuries prevent group participation. The Not Forgotten is truly inclusive in that it supports eligible beneficies regardless of Age, rank, gender, length of service and "Cap" badge. The Not Forgotten supports all injured serving and veterans of the Royal Navy, Army, Royal Air Force and Merchant Navy.

Suicide Prevention charity providing FREE prevention training to Schools and Educators around the UK. The scale, risk and unpredictability of suicide in young people is not appreciated by the population as a whole and there is an urgent need to raise awareness, drive understanding and enable everyone in our community to save lives. ​No one feels unsupported or alone. ​To transform awareness and understanding of the risk to young lives from suicide and equip individuals and organisations with the skills they need to help. We live by our values of Honesty, Empathy, Love and Hope. Together we can make a difference

The Olive Branch is a non-profit Charity providing counselling for the whole community, regardless of race, income, religion, gender or type of problem. Presenting issues are predominately anxiety, depression, trauma and relationship issues which may include bereavement, separation and domestic violence. Through our counselling support the majority of clients are better able to manage their day to day lives. For some of our clients counselling can literally be life-saving.

A suicide prevention charity offering support and training for CYP, parents and professionals

The Openwork Foundation is a fundraising and grant-giving fund supporting socially, mentally or physically vulnerable children and adults in the UK and overseas. The Foundation is a registered charity number 1184592

The Orpheus Centre is an independent specialist college in Surrey that focuses on developing independence skills through performing and visual arts and makes dramatic improvements to young disabled adults’ lives.

The Outdoor Partnership, a registered charity, changes lives through outdoor activities.

The Outward Bound Trust is an educational charity and the UK's leading provider of bursary-assisted outdoor learning.   We aim to help young people realise their potential through learning in the wild. We create a supportive and challenging environment in which young people can learn about themselves and see clearly, perhaps for the first time, what they might truly be capable of achieving in life

The Passage provides accommodation, community, health and support services for those at risk of becoming street homeless, those who are street homeless and those who are victims of modern slavery. Our vision is of a society where street homelessness no longer exists, and everyone has a place to call home.

The Patients Association are the leading independent charity with a direct line to patients living with any health condition. For over 60 years, our freephone helpline, membership, patient activities and consultancy have given us a unique insight into patient experience and a holistic view of the health and care system from their perspective. Our work with patients feeds directly into our work with healthcare professionals and key decision-makers, ensuring national policy decisions are influenced by authentic patient voice.

The charity was set up in 2011 after one of our rugby players suffered a life changing injury. Gareth is now confined to a wheelchair and needs 24 hour assistance. By raising funds we hope to give Gareth the support so that he can fulfill all of his needs. The funds will also be there for any other Stratford player has a severe, life changing injury, which we hope of course will not be the case.

The Pepper Foundation is a registered charity funding hospice at home care 24 hours a day 365 days per year, for children suffering from life-limiting and terminal illnesses, across North West Herts & the Chiltern area of Bucks. The care provided by the Pepper paediatric nursing team ensures that a child's life - no matter how short - is made as comfortable and happy as possible.

Our charity supports patients, our people and visitors at The Princess Alexandra Hospital, St Margaret's Hospital and Herts and Essex Hospital. The charity enhances patient care, purchases special equipment, improves facilities and invests in vital research that supports patients now and into the future. Our work simply could not take place without the support of amazing people like you, taking on incredible challenges and fundraising to raise vital donations.

The promotion of community participation, especially among children and young people, in healthy recreation in the sports of lawn tennis, real tennis, squash and rackets and to assist in the development of the skills of those playing the Sports. Provide grants to charities and organisations who promote community participation in the four sports especially to young people, those with disabilities and the disadvantaged. For the benefit of children and young talented players in need of such assistance, and without such financial assistance could not reach their full potential.

The Quilter Foundation aims to support the many thousands of young people in our communities who live with daily social and domestic challenges, helping them to overcome barriers to prosperity. We do this by funding projects that improve educational outcomes, employment prospects and personal health and wellbeing.

Providing support and conductive education for children with and adults with neurological conditions, including Cerebral Palsy, brain injury, stroke, Parkinson's and Multiple Sclerosis.

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.

At RSVP, we believe that everyone deserves a life free from sexual violence and abuse. We support people who have been subjected to sexual violence and abuse to thrive and enjoy a future of hope and confidence. We boldly stand with survivors and challenge victim-blaming attitudes. Our confidential services are delivered with compassion, professionalism and humanity. We’re here to recognise your individuality, build on your strengths and develop safe supportive relationships with you, to enable you to overcome the impact and effects of sexual trauma.

We’re a national charity that uses the power of literature and reading aloud to transform lives. From our global Shared Reading movement and social enterprises, through to the events and activities on offer at our Calderstones Park home – our work improves wellbeing, reduces loneliness and helps us find new meaning in our lives. ​ Sign up to take part in an event to fundraise for us and help us to continue our work building warm and lively communities by bringing people together and books to life.

We are the UK’s largest environmental charity redistributing surplus food from right across the food industry.

We are a non-profit charity for Graves' Disease. An Autoimmune disorder that affects 1 in 200 people. However, the disease is vastly misdiagnosed.

We save lives by educating young people to give them the best chance of surviving germ cell cancer; engaging young adults with humour to break the stigma of talking about germ cell cancer; and empowering those affected by germ cell cancer to thrive.

We offer bereavement support to parents and families who have lost a baby throughout the West midlands and also support parents who have a child in intensive care.

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 Rotary Club of The Sussex Vale serves the communities of Albourne, Ditchling, Keymer, Hassocks. Hurstpierpoint, and Sayers Common. Many of our Members also live in Burgess Hill. We provide financial grants and practical assistance to deserving causes both in the local area and internationally. We are an informal group with a wide range of work and life experiences - who all enjoy volunteering, fundraising, social activities.....and having fun - whilst making a real difference to people's lives. From supporting local Foodbanks to helping completely eradicate the dreadful disease of Polio. The global Rotary family of 1.2 million members is an amazing international organisation that provides opportunities to contribute, learn, and make strong friendships.

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.

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.