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The mission of Keyworth United Community Football Club is to promote healthy recreation for the inhabitants of Keyworth and surrounding areas by providing accessible facilities for playing association football. Registered as a charity, the club aims to support youth and adult participation while instilling vital life skills such as teamwork, discipline, and camaraderie.

Jersey Community Foundation, a registered charity, links donors with local causes in Jersey. As part of a global network of 1,800+ foundations, it ensures efficient fund management, aligning with donors' wishes through specialised services.

Khalsa Aid is an international NGO with the aim to provide humanitarian aid in disaster areas and civil conflict zones around the world. The organisation is based upon the Sikh principle of “Recognise the whole human race as one”.

We transform young people’s lives, with God’s love, through sport and support. We do this through values-driven physical education, dance, mentoring, chaplaincy in schools and community KICK Academies to impact a sense of hopelessness. KICK is proud of its Christian identity and is equally proud that its services are delivered unconditionally to those of all faiths and none.

We are the UK's leading kidney patient support charity We offer practical, emotional and financial help, and make sure no one faces kidney disease alone.

Kidney Kids Scotland was founded as a Charitable Trust in July 2000 to help children with renal illness and their families. Families continue to be a priority for the Charity ensuring they are supported when they most need it. These families come from ALL over Scotland.

We are the largest charity dedicated to kidney research in the UK. We will stop kidney disease destroying lives. Kidney disease ends here.

We are a well-established local charity, set up in 1976 and our main focus is to provide funding for research projects into all things kidney related – 300,000 in the North West alone suffer with chronic kidney disease and as it stands, whilst there are treatments (including a transplant) for kidney disease there is no cure.

kids4school is a multifaceted ministry which primarily enables children to go to school.

Out of sight of the world children are living lives of inexcusable and unimaginable hardship.

Kids Inspire is an Essex-based children’s mental health charity supporting children, young people and their families who are experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, self-harm, and other worries. Our young people’s mental health has significantly suffered through the pandemic, and it continues to be the case.

We’re making a special space in nature for rest, to have fun and to be looked after. This means that (when Kids’ Village is complete) we’ll be able to offer free breaks to families who’ve navigated difficult and exhausting days in hospital, to experience some magic away from the world. Our charity friends will refer families to us for respite and we’ll take it from there.

Kilbryde Hospice is committed to excellence in the provision of compassionate care for patients, and their loved ones, facing life-limiting illness. Our team is dedicated to adding quality and meaning as they support patients in the final part of their life’s journey.

Kilimanjaro Young Girls in Need (KYGN) is a charity founded in 2006 to support children and families in Mabogini, near Moshi, in Tanzania’s Kilimanjaro region.  Education is a core part of our work, delivered through the Tumaini Foundation, a not-for-profit registered school providing pre-primary and primary education to 420 children. 

We are grassroots family orientated football club, who provide the opportunity for everyone to show their potential, develop their football and team building Skills, whilst raising their future aspirations, providing them with a safe place to learn and develop their life skills and values, such as respect for others and discipline.

K&D Befriending is a local registered charity that reduces social isolation for people over 55 in the Kincardine and Deeside area by matching them one‑to‑one with trained volunteer befrienders for regular companionship and support. These visits help improve mental and physical wellbeing by offering social contact, emotional support, and opportunities to stay connected with the community.

Kinder Mountain Rescue Team (KMRT) has been in existence since 1971, and is one of seven mountain rescue teams that operate within the Peak District National Park, as part of the Peak District Mountain Rescue Organisation (PDMRO).

For over four decades our ethos has never changed – we believe that all children have the right to be the best they can and that it is our role to help facilitate this by providing experiences, activities and services which show them that they and life can be different and that they and life can be better.

When we started, we were predominately a soup kitchen offering a daily service throughout the pandemic but since then we have grown into much more. Alongside our extended soup kitchen in George Square 2 evenings per week (Monday and Wednesday from 7pm), we also provide support to encourage people into their own accommodation.

Our vision is that parents of children with complex needs in Scotland will have early access to peer-led support and information.