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We are established in support of Hilton College, a not for profit independent school. Our purpose is to manage and build a foundation specifically to provide bursaries for deserving students to attend the school. It is managed by a majority of independent trustees.

Spark Circus- sponsored by Big Top Arts- is a vibrant organisation that brings the magic of the circus to vulnerable communities.

Padstow Sea Cadets is the longest running Youth Organisation in Padstow, providing young people with exciting training, opportunities & life skills since 1960. Located right on the Camel Estuary, with a fleet of boats & qualified instructors, we offer a wide range of water and onshore activities.

Tasaaga Primary School Supporters UK is a charity with the sole purpose of supporting Tasaaga Primary in rural Uganda through skills, mentorship and funds. The school educates 300+ children from low income families, greatly improving their chances of staying in school and succeeding in life

For over 25 years, Eco-Benin has helped 150,000 rural households in 25% of Benin's municipalities and in over 200 villages to preserve, and restore natural resources and develop eco-development activities.

Strathendrick Baptist Church is a community dedicated to worshiping God, loving each other, developing our faith, and serving our community.

We are buying Coull Kirk on the 19th December. We need £ 60000 for purchase and essential repairs (roof repairs, repointing, woodworm etc.). We have received generous grants and donations. Please help us preserve its 1400 years of history and make it available for use by all.

Your donation helps us equip frontline professionals and faith leaders with the knowledge and tools to recognise and respond to domestic abuse.Every contribution directly supports awareness training, helping to create safer communities and empower those on the front line to make a difference

AutisFun Group is a parent-led Scottish charity based in Glasgow that supports autistic and ASN (Additional Support Needs) children, young people and their families. We believe every child deserves to feel accepted, included and understood, and every parent deserves a safe space where they feel supported, not judged.We provide accessible community support through weekly ASN play sessions, sensory-friendly activities, parent/carer wellbeing groups, peer support, community events, and affordable family trips. Our programmes are designed with lived experience at the heart – our team consists of parents and carers who understand the challenges families face, including social isolation, behavioural needs, financial barriers and lack of local services.We exist because too many families feel alone or excluded from mainstream activities. AutisFun creates a place where families can connect with others who truly “get it,” build friendships, access support, and create positive memories together. We rely on fundraising to cover venue hire, sensory equipment, volunteer training, inclusive resources, and subsidised trips so no child misses out due to cost.Every penny raised goes directly towards providing safe, inclusive support that improves family wellbeing, reduces isolation and builds confidence. Together, we are creating a community of understanding, hope and belonging for ASN families.

Breadwinners is a community-based social enterprise working at the heart of local life in London and Brighton. We support young refugees and people seeking asylum into employment, training, and community participation by selling artisan organic bread at markets and through wholesale partnerships.

Nicodemus began in 2012 with a commitment to supporting young people in Guatemala moving out of residential care and street youth leaving behind a life on the streets. Following starting up a Youth Mentoring Program, currently supporting 120 young people, our reach has grown through the training and equipping of churches and organisations to raise Youth Mentoring Programmes in the UK, Latin America and The Caribbean, South Africa and India.In 2012 when encountering a group of young people aged 18+ struggling after leaving their residential protection home for children in Guatemala, this group of young people were heading towards returning to living a street lifestyle and going back to sleeping on the streets – where they had previously been rescued from before going into childcare. In response to this, Nicodemus started a Youth Mentoring Program for these young people. Our Youth Mentoring Program exists to support these young people to achieve a healthy transition into young adulthood and independent living.This ongoing experience now equips volunteers and staff to mentor in 400 organisations in the UK and 1,300 organisation in Latin America across 13 countries.

Create a supportive, welcoming community for individuals with MS and other neurological conditions. Run online exercise classes (mindfulness, chair yoga, social quiz), face to face exercise classes and regular meet-ups across Aberdeen city and Shire, to promote inclusion and combat social isolation.