Fight for Sight is the leading charity in the UK which funds pioneering research to prevent sight loss and treat eye disease.

  Fighting Blindness funds world-leading research into cures and treatments for blindness. It also provides a unique professional counselling service for people with visual impairments and their families. Fighting Blindness funds world-leading research into cures and treatments for blindness. It also provides a unique professional counselling service for people with visual impairments and their families.  

We are raising money to provide 'Hospital Survival Bags' to children who are undergoing long stays in hospital. We provide financial grants to their families in order to support them through these difficult times.

We aim to provide the best possible support for children with cancer, and their families and the advancement of treatment for children with brain tumours

First Days helps provide everyday essentials for families in need. We take donated toys, clothes, equipment & school uniform and redistribute them to struggling families across Berkshire and beyond.

First Steps ED provides eating disorder support to children, young people and adults across the UK. We offer counselling, psychotherapy, befriending, workshops, parent and carer support as well as professional training to the health and education sector.

The Fishermen's Mission is the only national charity that works solely to support active and retired fishermen and their families by providing practical, financial and pastoral support. Fishing is dangerous and unpredictable. Hardship and tragedy are facts of everyday life in the UK’s fishing

FitzRoy is a UK registered charity supporting adults with learning disabilities. Through our registered care homes, supported living, support at home and day services, we are committed to breaking down barriers and raising the bar in standards of quality care for the people we support. Whether it’s as simple as being able to make a cup of tea in their own home, to making lasting friendships and finding love, we offer a range of services to empower the people we support to live a life of joy and independence, and most importantly, the life they choose.

FND Hope UK is part of the first and only global patient-led charity for people with Functional Neurological Disorder. Originating as a grassroots campaign, it uncovers the hidden world of FND and empowers those affected to live their best possible life. Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) is a problem with the functioning of the nervous system and how the brain and body send and receive signals. This causes a range of neurological symptoms such as seizures, weakness, paralysis and chronic pain. FND has multiple causes and can be triggered by physical injury, psychological or other trauma to the brain and or body. This stops the nervous system working properly. The disruption to the signals is like letters being sent to the wrong address, despite having the correct label. FND Hope International began in 2012 and the UK community launched in 2015. Today FND Hope UK is part of a global network spanning America, Australia, Canada and the Netherlands with members in 100 countries. FND Hope UK campaigns to improve understanding, working with those affected, researchers and health professionals. We support people to enjoy the best life they can, advocating for their right to diagnosis, treatment and care.

FORCE has spent the last 28 years making a real contribution to local cancer research, improving treatment, and since 1997 has been offering professional support and information to anyone affected by cancer.  All of our work continues to rely entirely on voluntary contributions.

forCrohns is the only charity in the UK solely dedicated to funding research into and raising awareness of Crohns Disease and is run entirely by volunteers

Forest Pulse support children and young people with disabilities and their families living in the Forest of Dean. We provide exciting activities for children of all levels of ability and mobility and also support and advice for parents.

Forget Me Not Club provides support to not only those who are living with dementia, but also their carers and family members. Based in Banchory, Aberdeenshire, our club caters for in excess of 30 members who attend throughout the week to take part in activities, exercises and live entertainment whilst enjoying company of others, lunch, snacks and refreshments throughout the day. We do not charge for this service so rely entirely on donations, funding and fundraising events.

Forgotten Veterans UK supports veterans in need

A small self funded charity working with local Councils to rescue/rehome stray and unwanted dogs & cats. We don't have a rescue centre and look after our animals via a network of foster carers. All animals are neutered, vaccinated and microchipped before rehoming. In 2013 we rescued over 700 animals.

FOUR PAWS is the global animal welfare organisation for animals under direct human influence, which reveals suffering, rescues animals in need and protects them. Founded in 1988 in Vienna by Heli Dungler and friends, the organisation advocates for a world where humans treat animals with respect, empathy and understanding. The sustainable campaigns and projects of FOUR PAWS focus on companion animals including stray dogs and cats, farm animals and wild animals – such as bears, big cats and orangutans – kept in inappropriate conditions as well as in disaster and conflict zones. With offices in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Kosovo, the Netherlands, Switzerland, South Africa, Thailand, Ukraine, the UK, the USA and Vietnam as well as sanctuaries for rescued animals in eleven countries, FOUR PAWS provides rapid help and long-term solutions. www.four-paws.org.uk

Fredericks Foundation's mission is to provide access to finance through revenue share agreements to Social Enterprises who have a positive impact on creating new jobs, creating a better society and positively affect our environment. ''The folks at Fredericks have been incredibly kind, considerate, and helpful along the way, and it’s great to have funders that share our values and hold us accountable to do the good works we set out to do'' — Birdsong Fredericks Foundation has over 20 years’ experience of running a specialist fund, focused entirely on improving the lives of those in the greatest need. To be able to reach the greatest number of beneficiaries possible we are focused on funding registered Social Enterprises, Charities and B Corporations. We do also make exceptions for other types of organisations that make a significant impact on their community and the environment. We are especially focused on those smaller social and charitable organisations that are often left out when funds are being distributed. The need for the Fredericks Foundation Social Enterprise and Charities Fund is great and can be simply demonstrated by the fact that there are over 166,311 charities and 471,000 Social Enterprises in the UK. In the charity sector alone, 90% of all donations go to medium and large charities that make up just 6.6% of the market. There are 145,000 small charities that are often in need of funds and find it hard to be noticed and access funds. Fredericks Foundation is there both to fill this funding gap and to help these smaller organisations succeed.

Torture tries to destroy lives. We won't let it. We provide therapy and support to survivors of torture to rebuild lives and promote human rights. We stand with survivors fighting for change together.

Freedom from Torture (formerly the Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture) provides direct care to torture survivors and promotes their rights so they can start to rebuild their lives.  They have five treatment centres around the UK who between them have helped over 50,000 traumatised men, women and children since they opened their doors in 1985.

Freedom4Girls is a grass roots charity founded in 2016. We aim to help eradicate, educate and support girls, women and those who menstruate. Not only those affected by period poverty, but to spread knowledge to those who can in fact support others. Period poverty is a major concern still even in this day and age and even more so through these unprecedented times.

An independant charity with a simple aim, to provide ongoing support to burn injured children and their families from injury through to adulthood.

We are a Drop-In Centre based in Nottingham supporting those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

Helping to make North-east Scotland's cancer and haematology care the best it can be

Black Cultural Archives is the only national heritage centre dedicated to collecting, preserving and celebrating the histories of African and Caribbean people in Britain.

Our objective is to relieve sickness and to preserve the health of critically ill children from across the South. Our aim is to provide life-saving equipment, facilities and services, which are not always provided by the statutory authorities, directly to the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) at Southampton University Hospital.

The Friends of Poplar Primary School is our dedicated Parent-Teacher Association (PTA), committed to enriching the educational experience and well-being of every child at Poplar. Our mission is to foster a strong sense of community and fun whilst raising funds to provide resources and opportunities that fall outside of the schools budget. Who We Are All parents, guardians, and staff members at Poplar Primary School are automatically members of the PTA. We also welcome extended family members, governors, non-teaching staff, and local community members with close ties to the school to get involved in our activities.

We use our funds to improve the patient experience at Lewisham Hospital and in community sites