East Cheshire Hospice cares for adults with life-limiting illnesses and supports those important to them. Our services are free and, with only 17% of our costs met by government, we need to fundraise £7,500 every single day of the year to make ends meet.

We are fundraising to build a ten-bed specialist palliative care facility with day-care and complementary therapies for the people of Great Yarmouth & Waveney. Currently we have over 7 acres of land on the Gorleston/Hopton border in Norfolk, UK. We have architectural plans, planning permission and are beginning the pre-tendering process. 

ECHO supports families affected by children's heart conditions treated by Evelina London, Royal Brompton & Harefield & their networks of specialist local hospitals. ECHO offers practical & emotional support throughout their journey, welcoming them to a community of shared experience & understanding.

Ecologia Youth Trust works with children and young people around the world who start off life at a disadvantage. Some have problems integrating into society, others have been abandoned, orphaned, made vulnerable by poverty and disease. In partnership with local organisations who share our aims, our projects at home and abroad help to make positive, long-lasting changes to the lives of disadvantaged and vulnerable young people to realise their potential in a sustainable way.

Eden Valley Hospice and Jigsaw, Cumbria’s Children’s Hospice is a local charity that cares for adults and children with life-limiting illnesses. The Hospice comprises a 12 bedded adult in-patient unit and a 5 bedded Children's Hospice, as well as both adult and children's day hospice for up to 15 people a day and a family support team. Our care is provided in a home from home setting and patients care is personalised towards their own needs.

We are Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity and we bring more than medicine. In partnership with NHS Lothian, we work tirelessly to provide seriously ill children and their families with the extra support they need when facing a life-changing hospital stay. While our NHS colleagues provide world class medical treatment and care; with your help, ECHC speeds up recovery, takes away fear, and provides reassurance and distraction every step of the way. No child or young person wants to be in hospital, but for those who have to be, ECHC is there to make the experience as positive as possible.

Our vision is to empower orphaned children, through sustainable solutions, shifting the mindset from dependency towards a self sufficient more hopeful future. We work in rural Uganda, funding projects which give orphaned children the chance to build a more hopeful life, that will sustain and support their immediate needs, but also create a foundation which will impact for generations to come.

Supporting the learning and well-being of children through enriching outdoor activities

EFTC exists to help some of the poorest children in Central America off the streets and into the classroom, providing a positive alternative to a life of begging.

Counselling and support to all those affected by the death of a child and to children of school age who are bereaved following the death of a parent or significant carer.

We are ellenor, a charity funded by the generosity of our local community which offers the best care and support to families facing terminal illness in Kent. We are the only charity in the county that provides hospice care for people of all ages – babies, children and adults - and their families. This includes pain and symptom relief, end of life care, respite, bereavement support and emotional and spiritual care.

Supporting children & young people across Yorkshire & the Humber who have a brain tumour & raising money for brain tumour research, as well as raising awareness. More UK children die from a brain tumour than any other cancer.

Helping families by raising funds for children that need life changing treatment

We are the only UK charity that dedicates all its support on helping children and young people recover from crime. We offer a wide range of support for children, young people and their immediate families to help them cope and move on from life-changing trauma. With the right intervention, children impacted by crime can fulfil their potential and go on to lead healthy and happy lives.

We are a charity organisation working in third world countries to combat poverty, oppression and literacy for both adults and destitute orphans.

Enable Ireland is a charity providing a range of services to children and adults with disabilities througout Ireland.

Violence, abuse, neglect and problems with mental health - young people become homeless because it's safer to leave home than to stay. Over 83,000 young people experience homelessness in the UK each year but there is no national organisation too support them. End Youth Homelessness (EYH) brings together local charities to tackle youth homelessness on a national scale. EYH works with over 26,000 young people who are amongst the most deprived in the UK. Each EYH charity works in its own way to meet the needs of local young people; all sharing a belief in giving homeless young people the opportunity to turn their lives around; build high aspirations and move on to successful and independent lives.

Engineers Without Borders UK brings people, ideas and engineering together to respond to the complex challenges that we face as a global community. We do this by working at all levels of education to inspire more people to become engineers by challenging their perception of what engineering is. We support partner organisations around the world by adding to their engineering capacity with trained personnel and we lead a growing social movement who are rejecting the status quo and demanding change in the engineering community.

Enham Trust is a pan-disability charity which supports disabled and disadvantaged individuals in all cornerstone areas of their lives, including, housing, employment, care, day opportunities and information, advice and guidance. The charity currently empowers over 8,500 individuals each year and is adaptive to societal change and needs. We see the possibilities - not the impossibilities. We want to make life more positive for the people we support every day. With your support, we have the power to say ‘yes’. Our work enables anyone to say "Yes, I can try that". "Yes, I can do that" or "Yes, I am in control”.

EOS Network is a UK-based charity with a unique global role in the fight against Eosinophilic (E-O-SIN-O-FIL-IK) Associated Diseases (EADs). Our not-for-profit charity organisation supports affected individuals and their families. We collaborate with the general public, professionals, and other associated organisations worldwide to unite people. There are a number of these EADs, some of which are more common than others. For example, Eosinophilic Oesophagitis (EOE) is a well-known among these diseases. Others, such as Eosinophilic Gastrointestinal Diseases (EGIDs), are rarer. They affect different body parts, including the bloodstream and organs of the immune system and the airways. These conditions cause chronic pain and suffering through the basic functions of life, such as eating and breathing. Despite ongoing advances in the understanding and treatment of EADs, many patients continue to struggle to be diagnosed and treated. Our vision A world where lives are no longer inhibited and controlled by Eosinophilic-Associated Diseases. Our mission Is to ensure that every person with an Eosinophilic-Associated Disease receives a prompt, accurate diagnosis, cohesive medical care, and support to live with their condition. Please join us in our endeavour by raising funds to improve the lives of those suffering from EADs and to help us ultimately find a CURE!

Epilepsy Action is creating a world without limits for everyone affected by epilepsy, connecting people with others, and providing support and information you can trust. We’re calling out the misunderstanding, prejudice and barriers that stop people with epilepsy living their best life. Epilepsy says stop. We say go.

Epilepsy affects 55,000 people in Scotland. We are here for anyone with this common serious neurological condition, their families, carers, and employers. We campaign for improved healthcare and an end to stigma, we influence policies that will affect the health, educational and social welfare of people with epilepsy and provide a helpline and information service, wellbeing groups, youth work, and a welfare rights service.

The Epilepsy Research Institute’s mission is to radically advance research for the 1 in 100 people living with epilepsy. We aim to increase our understanding of the causes and mechanisms of epilepsy and its associated conditions, whilst accelerating research innovations in prevention and treatment. As well as funding research, we are driving multi-disciplinary collaborations and strategic investment to create a strong, vibrant and well-funded ecosystem where research can flourish. Together, we will radically advance research into epilepsy. For further information on our #onein100 campaign and how you can help, please take a look! https://epilepsy-institute.org.uk/onein100/?utm_source=website&utm_medium=hptb&utm_campaign=One_in_100 Thank you.

We conduct world class medical research projects. We diagnose and treat thousands of people with epilepsy every year. We create epilepsy information resources for people around the country. We have a nationwide team of epilepsy information volunteers. We do this and much more. We are the UK’s leading medical epilepsy charity. With Epilepsy Society, you don’t have to deal with epilepsy alone.

Working to end violence and discrimination against women and girls around the world

We are a UK-based registered charity that exists to advance equality, diversity and equal opportunity in and through global sport.

Erskine provides unrivalled support to veterans in Scotland, through four care homes and a Veterans Village, comprising of 44 cottages, an Activity Centre, five Assisted Living Apartments and 24 Single Living Apartments (currently under construction). Erskine’s strength lies in the very special blend of dedicated care, compassion and understanding we offer to residents and their families; caring for nearly 1,000 residents each year. Erskine needs to raise £10m each year to support veterans in our care and to broaden our service provision in order to adapt to the changing needs of the ex-service community.