Bright Red help to improve the lives and treatment of people in the north of England who are dealing with Blood Cancer. Through care, research and education we are striving to beat illnesses such as leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma diseases.

Ending homelessness, Transforming live. Brighton YMCA houses and resettles homeless people of all ages; providing the best opportunities to empower clients to reach their full potential and achieve their aspirations.

Bristol & Weston Hospitals Charity is the local charity that raises funds for Bristol’s nine central hospitals. Each year, we invest around £3 million in projects that make a real difference to patients in our city. We fundraise to improve the hospital environment, fund innovative research, support staff training and development and provide state-of-the-art equipment. Working with inspirational fundraisers, we aim to make a difference to every patient and every condition. When patients, their families and friends want to say thank you for the care they’ve received at the hospitals, they come to us.

We have been caring for Bristol’s pets and wildlife since 1887, helping, healing, and homing over 10,000 vulnerable animals each year, from abandoned, stray, and unwanted pets to sick and injured wildlife. We are the oldest and largest local animal rescue charity, and while we are very proud to be affiliated with the national RSPCA, we are an independent local charity and receive no automatic funding from them. We rely on local support within the community to fund our vital work. We also support pet owners and communities across Bristol and the surrounding areas. From our local pop-up clinics and outreach work to reuniting worried owners with their lost pets. At Bristol A.R.C. we’re here for pets, for people, and for Bristol.

The British Asian Trust is a diaspora-led international development organisation, delivering high-quality programmes in South Asia. We specialise in, and champion the use of, social finance products to drive positive change across the region.

British Emunah fundraises in the UK to help support 37 projects in Israel which transform the lives of thousands of 'at risk' and disadvantaged children. How does Emunah support the individual child? Emunah in Israel operates a network of social welfare projects including residential children's homes, high schools, family support and daycare centres, trauma and counselling sevices. At every Emunah centre each child receives the individual attention and therapeutic support required to meet their complex needs. Specialist staff provide educational support and therapies offered include music, drama, art, puppet, animal petting therapy, horse-riding and sports activities. These are not just for fun. Staff tackle the child’s underlying emotional and social problems through the various activities and help the child deal with their strong feelings of anger, frustration, grief or desperation. Our many success stories show that by working with children and where appropriate, parents and the whole family, Emunah can break the cycles of neglect, abuse & poverty so that the children we care for now will go on to live successful and happy lives in the future.

SHALVA, the Association for Mentally and Physically Challenged Children in Israel, is dedicated to providing quality care for children with special needs, empowering their families, and promoting social tolerance. Non-denominational and free of charge, SHALVA’s programs provide care from infancy to adulthood .The organization’s advocacy initiatives, community events, and disability research continue to inspire a more inclusive Israeli society.

For over 60 years we’ve pioneered research that’s transformed the lives of people living with heart and circulatory conditions. Our work has been central to the discoveries of vital treatments that are changing the fight against heart disease. But so many people still need our help. From babies born with life-threatening heart problems to the many parents and Grandparents who survive a heart attack and endure the daily battles of heart failure. Every pound raised, minute of your time and donation to our shops will help make a difference to people’s lives.

Supporting people living with neuro-disability to live positively and independently

The British Liver Trust is the leading UK charity for adults with any liver disease. Liver disease is the only major cause of death still increasing - yet over 90% of cases are preventable. We support patients with any liver condition, helping them to understand their condition and how best to manage it through our nurse-led Helpline, support groups, and free publications on our website. We raise awareness of liver health and looking after your liver through Love Your Liver, our preventative campaign which aims to educate members of the public of the three main lifetstyle factors which can cause liver disease- alcohol, diet & exercise and hepatitis. We also campaign for early diagnosis and improved care, working with MPs, Department of Health and other healthcare organisations to drive up standards of care for liver patients.

We are the British Paralympic Association, or the BPA. As the National Paralympic Committee (NPC) for Great Britain, it is our responsibility to select, prepare, enter, fund and manage the Great Britain and Northern Ireland team at the Paralympic Games. This team is known as ParalympicsGB.

The British Red Cross helps people in crisis, whoever and wherever they are. We are part of a global network of volunteers, responding to natural disasters, conflicts and individual emergencies.

Brooke, Action For Working Horses and Donkeys, is an international charity that protects and improves the lives of horses, donkeys and mules which give people in the developing world the opportunity to work their way out of poverty.

Supporting Women and Children who have experienced Domestic Abuse.

Working with young people who face social inequality due to poor access to education, health and mental health support.

PetSavers is the fundraising and grant awarding arm of the British Small Animal Veterinary Association. We fund vital clinical research into health conditions affecting our pets, in areas as diverse as kidney disease, anaemia, diabetes, deafness, cancer and heart disease.

Build It International is an international development charity working in areas of Africa where there is a chronic need for affordable housing, schools and clinics.

Butterfly Conservation is the UK charity dedicated to saving butterflies, moths and our natural environment.

For almost four decades, Butterwick Hospice Care has supported local people and communities across our region. We deliver our primary objective of holistic care to those suffering with progressive life limiting conditions, their families and loved ones. We work with communities across Teesside and Durham Dales to provide Day Care Services, Respite Care, Home Care Services, Complementary Therapy and Bereavement and Counselling Services. We have three sites across our region including Butterwick Children's Hospice in Stockton.

CAFOD is the offical aid agency of the Catholic Church in Engalnd and Wales. We work with local communities over 40 countries to help them meet their own needs. CAFOD promotes long-term development, responds to emergencies when the lives and livelihoods of many people are threatened and also raises public awareness of the causes of poverty.

Calderdale SmartMove is a small registered charity supporting homeless and vulnerably housed people across Calderdale. We currently support around 160 individuals and families and will help around 400-500 people during a year. We source accommodation, pay the bond, provide 1-to-1 support and training and source donations of food, clothing, furniture, cooking and cleaning equipment – basically anything needed to set up and maintain a safe home. The majority of our funding comes from the local council but we are left with a deficit of around £100,000 to raise each year through fundraising activities to maintain our service.

We are an anti-poverty charity who believes everyone should have the right to say goodbye to their loved one regardless of their financial circumstances. Community Renewal has over 20 years-experience working in deprived communities, taking a person-centred, holistic approach to lift families and individuals out of poverty. In 2017 we began to widen our focus to the very real issue of funeral poverty in Scotland. As funeral costs rise year after year - one in seven are forced into debt following a bereavement, putting added strain on grieving families. When you imagine that the average cost of a funeral in Scotland is now £6535, of which £4229 is paid to the funeral director , you can see how this can have a devastating impact on families at the worst possible time. We have heard time and time again stories of how a bereaved person’s financial circumstances has either significantly delayed their loved one’s funeral or resulted in them taking out a payday loan to pay for a funeral bill they can ill afford. After much research of support services available, we discovered that there isn’t holistic support for people in this situation. And even worse, there aren’t many funders who will show their support for issues around bereavement or funeral poverty. As a result, Community Renewal Trust now own and operate a not-for-profit funeral directors. Caledonia Cremation offer dignified cremations, plus emotional and practical support for bereaved people across mainland Scotland. By supporting Caledonia Cremation at this event, you are supporting the right for everyone to say their goodbyes, regardless of their financial circumstances

Call4Backup is the UK Police Peer Support Charity. We are a band of Police Officers and Staff that want to provide well-being support to our colleagues serving in police forces throughout the UK.

Being There supports people with cancer and other life-limiting illness such as strokes, heart and respiratory disease. Respite sitting, befriending hospital transport, support groups, counselling.

CALM is an independent local charity for the Swindon area supporting families who have a child with cancer. Established in 1984, CALM is run by parents who are all volunteers. Its aims are to improve quality of life for the child and provide financial and emotional support to the families.

We're CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably) and we’re leading a movement against suicide, the single biggest killer of men under the age of 45 in the UK, through frontline services, national campaigns, and by building communities.

12 young people die every week in the UK from an undiagnosed heart condition that may have been picked up with a heart screening. Here at Calon Heart Screening and Defibrillators Wales, we want to screen as many hearts as we can and get as many defibrillators in Wales as possible.

We enable people with physical, sensory, learning and behavioural disabilities to partake in a wide range of challenging activities that develop new skills, build self-confidence, increase independence and start new friendships. Our activity programmes can include horse riding, climbing, abseiling, archery, zip wire and bushcraft, kayaking, canoeing and sailing.