Young Potential
Doing a fantastic job delivering services to vulnerable young people in the community.

Liz Howlett

Fantastic looking event, cant wait!

Sam Yates

In Kind Direct 8,500 charities registered to benefit, two thirds of which have annual income under £50,000 and no paid staff.

In Kind Direct

Ryder Cheshire Volunteers Oxfordshire

Tackling the isolation of physical disability through leisure and learning.

Nigel Howard

Go Hangar Arts Trust

anna duncan

Stop Hate UK
Supporting victims of hate crime and working to end discrimination

Shona Cleland

Mediation North Surrey
Trained Mediators help people who are having problem with their neighbours over issues such as antisocial behaviour, noise, parking and numerous other issues. It really works, it’s free and it means everyone can be satisfied with the outcome.

Marian Bore

We love deafPLUS!

deafPLUS is a charity dedicated to enabling deaf and visually impaired people to get the most out of life. We believe passionately that whatever our ability to hear or see we all have the same desire to communicate, share and be happy. Simple isn’t it?

We’ve a special reason to celebrate this Small Charities Week – it’s our 40th Birthday! Join the party, visit us at http://www.deafPLUS.org and get involved!

By working one-to-one we enable real people to make real changes in their own lives. Our blend of practical advice, support and guidance enables people to take charge of their lives and break down the barriers they face. Over four decades, deafPLUS has helped tens of thousands of people.

deafPLUS

1. WEDG – Global Education Centre, Canterbury
2. We love helping children and teachers in East Kent find out more about the world!

Liz Hayes

Lincolnshire Sports Partnership
Working to make the county active and healthy. developing a sporting legacy for Lincolnshire from the London 2012 Olympic Games

Lincolnshire Sports Partnership

The champion of local giving in Oxfordshire. A beacon of philanthropy, inspiring and enabling individuals, business and other local organisations to come together and collaborate to improve the lives of Oxfordshire’s most vulnerable and disadvantaged.

Our vision is for strong and generous communities throughout Oxfordshire that share a common goal to create a thriving and better future for all who live or work in the county. A future full of hope, possibility and meaning; not one defined by social isolation, exclusion and deprivation.

To donate text SCWK01 to 70070.

jayne woodley

The Grasslands Trust
Helping to restore the UK’s colourful wildlifr rich meadow habitats

Emily Clark

Positive East
Building on over 20 years experience to provide an holistic range of support for communities affected by HIV in East London.

Mark Butcher

Friends of the Music at St Mary Redcliffe

We’ll sing and paly to celebrate Small Charities Week! 95% of all charities are small charities (income under £500000).

Cecile Gillard

Multiple Sclerosis Resource Centre
Helping anyone affected by MS

Samantha Harper

Envision
Empowering young people to realise their capacity to make a difference. Building their confidence, aspiration and the skills necessary for affecting social and environmental change.
http://www.envision.org.uk

Emma Bird

Bridges – making global connections
Bridges promotes learning and action for a fairer world. http://www.shropshirebridges.org.uk

Nina Cowley

STAR4Africa is looking forward to the Small Charity Week Celebration! It will surely be a day of good fun and it offers as a great opportunity to present our work to public!

Sini Maria

1.Theatre royal Stratford East
2.We work in one of the UK’s youngest and most deprived boroughs. We produce outstanding Theatre whilst using art to engage the community and make a positive contribution to many peoples’ lives, and we are committed to connecting with the surrounding community.

Emma Norton

LEAP – Helping disadvantaged people fulfil their potential.
To find out more about LEAP and how you can help us to continue transforming lives, visit http://www.leap.org.uk

LEAP

W.HEART
We are a self help group working in London N.W.6.
We fund raise to allow the less fortunate to access day trips, events, short breaks, support groups. and therapeutic work shops.
We are fully inclusive and work with all ages.

Sally Bowman

We support families who have a son or daughter with learning disabilities or autism in North London by offering, information, activities and projects at weekends, during holidays and during the week. We are like an extended family for many people in London!

Danielle

Quest4Change
We work with local grassroots partner organisations in Africa and South America to tackle the root causes of poverty and environmental destruction. Since 1996, we have raised over £1.5 million, 100% of which has gone directly overseas to our projects.

Rose Terry

Compassion Africa

Making a difference in the life of a child in Sierra Leone…www.compassionafrica.com

Bee

Black Country Foodbank
We help vulnerable individuals and families in crisis through the provision of 3 days emergency food supplies while a longer-term solution is developed. The services we provide have an enormous impact on the people who use them, giving them an important breathing space at a time of great need. During 2010 we helped over 5000 people and as we celebrate our 5th birthday this week, we have given away over 92,000 meals to people across our region.

Wendy Fryatt

WLSinfo
Providing Information and suport to anyone seeking or who has had weight loss surgery.

Ken Clare

SAFE@LAST
We ♥ small charities week and think its a great way for us to promote our services to a wider audience. Working with and on behalf of young people at risk through running away in all 4 boroughs of South Yorkshire. http://www.safeatlast.org.uk

Lauren Ashton

Fair Mobility
Helping 2000 disabled and elderly people to enjoy events every year by using our mobility scooters. http://www.fair-mobility.org.uk

Ann Voce

The Federation of Irish Societies – working to develop a healthy and empowered Irish community in Britain. Happy to be part of Small Charity Week. Hope it all goes well.

Anna Franks

We are a community based children’s centre in West Sussex providing short breaks for over 200 disabled children and youngsters together with daily play ‘n stay facilities for 300 families. It’s our 20th anniversary in 2012!
http://www.springboardproject.com

Springboard Project

Advantage Africa supports inspirational people and their community groups in Africa. They are making a real difference to the live of people affected by poverty, disability and HIV.

Andrew Betts

Spitalfields Crypt Trust
SCT provides a range of high-quality support, rehabilitation and training services to people facing problems of homelessness, alcohol, drugs, poverty or social isolation. SCT helps clients to make real life changes, to attempt new things, and develop personal confidence and social skills that will facilitate healing and break the patterns that can lead back into addiction and homelessness.
http://www.sct.org.uk

Elizabeth Pruett

Restless Beings
Helping to voice the voiceless and raise awareness of the most marginalised communities across the world
http://www.restlessbeings.org

Mabrur Ahmed

ERIC LIDDELL CENTRE, EDINBURGH.
WE’RE A WEE CHARITY WITH A BIG HEART. NAMED AFTER THE “CHARIOTS OF FIRE” RUNNER WHO LIVED LOCALLY.

Ewan Hastings