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Endangered Rhino Conservations works to combat the war on rhinos by assisting anti-poaching teams, veterinarians, conservationists and air support teams who struggle every day to protect and save rhinos from extinction.

Welsh Bikers for Suicide Prevention, we are dedicated to providing support and hope to those facing mental health challenges Our mission is to create a community where friendship and understanding thrive helping individuals find their path to recovery through the medium of motorbikes and maintenance

Brindle St Joseph's is a Scout group near Preston, established in 1976. We provide fulfilling, educational & exciting opportunities to the young people in our community, giving them confidence, independence & skills for life. We would like to boost funds ahead of our 50th anniversary.

Chorley FC Community Foundation enhances lives in Chorley through sport, social, and educational programs. We offer accessible initiatives promoting health and well-being for all ages and abilities.

The UK Antarctic Heritage Trust is a charity conserving Britain’s historical sites, the birthplace of climate science, in Antarctica. This includes Port Lockroy, the world's southernmost post office and museum.Back home, we connect people with Antarctica and why it matters to us all.

Aggie’s Pastoral Workers support personnel and families of the Royal Navy, Royal Marines and Royal Fleet Auxiliary. They offer a listening ear, advice, signposting and provide practical support, social events and activities. By supporting wellbeing, they thereby enhance the Royal Navy’s capability.

Respect for All works across Greater Manchester to enhance the mental health and wellbeing of learning-disabled people, ADHD, autistic people and their families and carers of all ages, by providing a specialist neurodiverse counselling service, which is tailored to the needs of the individual

Active Stirling is a charitable sport and leisure trust with a vision for Stirling to be a place where there are no barriers to participation in sport and physical activity, where people are supported with inclusive opportunities to continue activity throughout their life and where lives are improved through our purposeful interventions. We encourage people to make an Active Change in supporting the life changing work we deliver across Stirlingshire.

Retford Rotary Club is part of a network of 1.2 million members of over 35,000 Rotary Clubs worldwide.

To keep this beautiful Grade II listed church as a social hub of the village we need to make the space more flexible & versatile. The church will become more accessible, and a wider range of activities can take place, both religious and secular.

We believe that blind and partially sighted people should have the best opportunities to experience and enjoy culture and heritage. To achieve this we work with theatres, museums and other arts and heritage organisations to provide inclusive and accessible performances, tours and experiences.

Be Me Project are dedicated to developing positive mental wellbeing & supporting vulnerable young people in our communities who are experiencing low self-esteem, anxiety or lack of confidence. To date we have helped over 3000 young people.