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Every young person and adult living in our community with a life limiting illness, and those who matter to them, will be supported with the care and compassion they need.

Shallowford Farm is a charity situated in Dartmoor National Park, that offers children and young people from all backgrounds the opportunity to connect with nature and rural life through immersive educational and life affirming experiences. We encourage positive change by challenging assumptions and expanding horizons, and we want all children to know that life is full of opportunities and choice.

We work globally to improve the conservation status of sharks, skates and rays. Advocating for policy changes. And generating collective action to support our goals.

A West Row, Suffolk CIO providing community space and activities that promote wellbeing, education and inclusion. It offers facilities and support for people of all ages - including older and disabled residents - to connect, learn and take part in arts, recreation and environmental projects across Suffolk and nearby counties.

We wanted to come up with a plan to support local people and organisations in the simplest way possible, so in the summer of 2022 we launched ‘The Sheffield 1000 Charity’. The concept is simple... we’re aiming to get 1000 people donating £1 each week. The money would be used to support local charities and good causes with a £1000 donation every week of the year.

Improving the health and life chances of children with serious heart conditions

We are the charity that gives families with a seriously ill child in hospital a warm and comfortable place to stay when they need it most.

Single Homeless Project (SHP) is a London-wide charity tackling homelessness and social exclusion. It prevents homelessness and supports single adults and young people with housing, advice, health and recovery services, and education, training and employment support - helping people build independence across London.

The Sloth Conservation Foundation (SloCo) was founded in 2017 by sloth researcher Dr. Rebecca Cliffe and is dedicated to saving sloths in the wild.

The Society of St James (SSJ) is a Hampshire-based charity dedicated to preventing and ending homelessness. Its mission is to provide safe accommodation, specialist care, and tailored recovery services to help vulnerable individuals rebuild their lives, regain independence, and live with dignity.

The Comboni Missionaries are an international Catholic religious and missionary Order founded by Bishop Daniel Comboni in Verona (Italy) in 1867, specifically to serve the missionary endeavour of the Catholic Church.

By collaborating and funding mental health and suicide prevention charities that are taking a proactive and preventative approach to the crisis, we are determined to make a real difference to the UK's mental health and resilience.

The Sophie Lancaster Foundation works to promote tolerance and understanding for alternative subcultures while campaigning to end hate crime and prejudice.

The Federation of Women’s Rotary Trust supports charitable initiatives that improve health, education, and wellbeing, particularly for women and communities in need. Its aim is to fund impactful projects and provide grants that create positive, lasting change locally and internationally.

The Special Lioness, based in Washington, Tyne and Wear, is a small yet ambitious charity supporting families of children with additional needs, disabilities, and life-limiting conditions. Open to all, regardless of diagnosis, the charity offers guidance, advice, and enriching experiences to enhance the lives of special families.

Helping people talk in confidence about their doubts and fears, encouraging them to do different things and helping them grow confidence and self-esteem.

The aim of The Stan Bowley Trust is to raise money for CyberKnife, increase awareness of CyberKnife treatments, and provide information for patients and their families.

Working with local churches to provide 5-day residential experiences for care-experienced children ages 6-12. Our programmes are trauma-responsive, rich in new and positive experiences, and filled with hope and encouragement.

Improving the lives and well-being of individuals and families living in temporary and emergency accommodation.

The Steve Prescott Foundation was set up by a totally inspirational man Steve Prescott MBE. In 2006 he was diagnosed with Pseudomyxoma Peritonei a terminal cancer & sought out to raise funds for The Christie Hospital and the Rugby League Benevolent Fund. The SPF changes the lives of so many people.