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Angel Advocates
Angel Advocates is a Christian charity offering independent and legal advocacy when needed. Our purpose is to empower and enable all our clients to tell their truths to power. We want all our clients to have an Angel with them when they face life’s challenges, from the classroom to the courtroom. We know that having someone in your corner, just for you, with no agenda other than making sure your views are heard, has the power to change lives.
BBC Children in Need
Thanks to the support of people across the UK, BBC Children in Need is able to make sure that every child has the chance to thrive and be the best they can be. With your support, we can help even more. Having a safe, warm and secure home, enough food and opportunities to have fun and learn are all fundamental to a happy childhood and healthy mental wellbeing. But the rising cost of living is trapping more families in poverty and having a significant impact on children’s mental health.
British Association for Cancer Research
The BACR is the largest cancer research association in the UK. It was formed in 1960 to "promote the advance of research in relation to all aspects of cancer and to encourage the exchange of information". The Association's membership represents all aspects of clinical and experimental research.
Caring For Life
Caring For Life is a ministry whose aim is to provide genuine Christ-centred, loving support to people who are struggling in life and who are so often alone and unloved. We offer supported living homes, housing support in the community, and a programme of therapeutic daytime activities based at the charity’s farm.
Granada Foundation, The
The Granada Foundation seeks to fund imaginative projects which encourage the study and appreciation of the fine arts and sciences, with a particular interest in activity that will make the North West of England a more attractive and culturally rich environment. Established in 1965 through the generosity of Sidney and Cecil Bernstein, the Foundation has awarded over £6.3 million in grants so far, mainly to small charitable organisations.
Heart Research UK
Every five minutes, someone dies from heart diseases in the UK. It’s likely that heart diseases will impact your life one day. We need to tackle this problem head on. Heart Research UK is the charity dedicated to your heart. Since we were founded in 1967, we’ve invested over £30m in ground-breaking medical research. Through our pioneering work, we have contributed to many of the techniques and treatments that saves people’s lives today.
Horses & Ponies Protection Association
HAPPA have been saving equine lives since 1937 and strive to give a Second Chance to abused, neglected and unwanted equines through Rescue, Rehabilitation, Rehoming and Education. Our vision is to make sure horses, ponies, donkeys and their hybrids that have suffered cruelty or neglect are offered a second chance by being rehomed to private homes, ensuring these homes have the necessary knowledge and experience to ensure the equine’s welfare will not be comprised during the rest of its lifetime.
Manchester Foundation Trust Charity
Manchester Foundation Trust Charity supports one of the largest NHS Trusts in the UK, employing over 28,000 staff. Our family of ten hospitals operate across seven different sites, providing a wide range of services from comprehensive local general hospital care through to highly specialised regional and national services. Our aim, as a Charity, is to raise funds to enhance the services we provide and the care that we give to over 2.5 million patients who use our hospitals every year.
PeerTalk
The origins of PeerTalk go back to a community care initiative founded with the generosity of many in 2014 to support people living with depression. Today we operate as a registered charity running a national network of volunteer-facilitated face-to-face peer support groups for adults experiencing poor mental health.
WECare Worldwide
WECare Worldwide is an independent charity set up and run by UK vets and nurses to provide much-needed veterinary care to street animals around the world. Currently WECare is operating in Sri Lanka, where there are an estimated one million street dogs with no one to look out for them. We offer neutering, vaccination against rabies (which is fatal in both humans and animals) and a fully equipped, international standard veterinary hospital which is dedicated to providing 24 hour emergency care in critical situations.