Honor their memory with a charitable gift.

YMCA Cheshire provide accommodation and support for people experiencing homelessness, care leavers, unaccompanied asylum seeking children, and refugees. In addition, we provide a range of community activities for children, families, and those experiencing social isolation.

VASA is a local charity supporting people across South Warwickshire, Rugby & Solihull Rural East. We offer Community Transport, Dementia Day Services, wheelchair loans, Carers Connect, Coffee & Connect groups, plus First Aid & Wellbeing training. Your support helps us build stronger communities.

Associated Country Women of the World (ACWW) exists to amplify the voices of rural women who are often unheard, unsupported, and disproportionately impacted by climate change, conflict, and inequality. As the backbone of families and communities, rural women deserve to be seen, heard, and empowered.

More Education is behind the Koala Community Hub and Andover Small School. Autistic-led, we help reduce isolation, support families and educate others to help them understand autistic and neurodivergent learners. We do this by providing peer support groups, activities, training and education.

We cycle to raise funds and awareness for underprivileged communities, orphanages and homeless shelters worldwide. Every pedal forward brings hope, food, education and shelter to those who need it most. Join us in our journey of compassion and support as we ride to make a lasting difference.

The Greenwich Foodbank is an independent charity that partners with our local community and with frontline care professionals to provide emergency food to people in crisis.In practice we will provide a household with food to allow a balanced and nutritional diet for three days.

Guernsey Mind is an independent mental health charity whose aim is to support the people of the Bailiwick, encouraging a positive attitude towards mental health and supporting mental wellbeing.

We are Galloway's, your local sight loss charity based in the North West of England. For over 150 years our mission has been to create positive change for blind and partially sighted people living in a sighted world. We operate across Lancashire and Sefton with our main site located in Preston.

William Henry Quilliam, a local Liverpool solicitor embraced Islam in 1887 (aged 31). He took the name Abdullah and claimed that he was the first native Englishman to embrace Islam. He opened the First Mosque in England by inviting the local poor people to a feast. You will be joining the tradition started by Abdullah Quilliam, the ‘Sheikh ul Islam of the British Isles’ a title conferred by the Ottoman Emperor Sultan Abdul Hamid II. More information is available in www.abdullahquilliam.org

We support families through childhood hydrocephalus so no one faces it alone. We promote early diagnosis, quality care and support across the UK, led by those with lived experience.

Chepstow Mencap, a much loved community charity is affiliated to Royal Mencap but not funded by them. We work with people with LD to create opportunities for them to lead fulfilling lives, working in a person centred way in order for them to meet their aspirations. We encourage them to dream big!

The Road Ahead NI support individuals and families affected in many ways by road traffic collisions across NI, offering free trauma counselling, peer support, and wellbeing workshops. Every donation helps us provide hope, healing, and support, ensuring no one has to travel this journey alone.