Supporting Charities
Supporting people suffering with EB.
DEBRA is the national charity that supports individuals and families affected by Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) – a potentially fatal skin condition that causes constant pain due to unstoppable internal and external blistering.
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To find out more please visit:
https://www.debra.org.uk/
Rennie Grove Hospice Care is a charity providing care and support for adults and children diagnosed with cancer and other life-limiting illness and their families. Every year through our 24/7 Hospice at Home service, our Family Support services and the range of Day Services at Grove House we give thousands of patients the choice to stay at home, surrounded by their families and friends.
The Social Society
The Social Society gives businesses easy access to a network of local charities across the UK seeking 21st-century skills. They facilitate employee volunteer programmes inside the workplace and ensure charitable giving is long term, sustainable and responsive to local community needs. The Social Society is the first membership model combining community connection, skill-sharing, health and wellbeing with charitable giving and business. They support communities and charitable groups nationwide economically, through volunteer programmes and through mental health awareness. Alongside charitable giving, The Social Society curates events for their member community and host an end of year festival showcasing communities, businesses for good and local charitable groups. All businesses that sit inside the “Social Club 4 Social Good” community receive bespoke social impact reports via their skills matching platform.
Action Funder
ActionFunder connects businesses (and foundations) with local communities to drive real impact. Use our online giving tool or get in touch with our team of experts to engage with local communities, boost grassroots action and make change happen.
Global One
Global One is a UK based International Development Organization working in 25+ countries across Asia, Africa and the Middle East region. GO has six registered country offices in Bangladesh, Kenya, Nigeria, Jordan, Sri Lanka and Somalia. Our main thematic areas of work are Global Health, Education, Food Security & Livelihoods, WASH and Emergency Response. Global One’s Vision is a world where women of all beliefs are empowered to make their own choices and transform their communities.
Global One is the chair of the Alliance of NGOs and CSOs for South-South Cooperation [ANCSSC] www.ancssc.com which works in collaboration with the UN Office of South- South Cooperation.
GO is in consultative status with the United Nations’ Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).
Global One is the chair of the Alliance of NGOs and CSOs for South-South Cooperation [ANCSSC] www.ancssc.com which works in collaboration with the UN Office of South- South Cooperation.
GO is in consultative status with the United Nations’ Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).
The Hospice of St Francis
The Hospice of St Francis is a charity that provides free, expert care for people living with life-limiting illnesses in West Herts and South Bucks, regardless of age, gender, ethnicity or socio-economic background. We also support their families, carers and those close to them.
Heart of Bucks
Heart of Bucks is the community foundation for Buckinghamshire; a funding organisation awarding grants and loans to local charities and community groups.
Community foundations are dedicated to improving the lives of people in a defined local geographical area. We bring together the financial resources of individuals, families, and businesses to support effective non-profits in their communities.
One of the strengths of Heart of Bucks is our unique understanding of the needs of Buckinghamshire. Through research and outreach work we ensure that funding reaches those who need it most and can use it effectively.
Buddy Bag Foundation
48,000 children require emergency accommodation in the UK each year. Children fleeing violent situations often have to leave home quickly without the chance to collect basic items. These children arrive in emergency accommodation with just the clothes they are wearing.
Buddy Bag Foundation restores a sense of safety and security into a child’s life during a traumatic time is one of the first steps to recovery. Buddy Bags are something a child can call their own, no matter where they go. Tailored across a wide age range from new born babies to teenagers, they contain all the essential items a child needs straight away, such as toiletries, pyjamas, socks and underwear. They also include comfort items, such as a book, and a teddy bear.
We also host Team Building Buddy Bag Brigades where we bring together a group of Volunteers to help pack 180 Buddy Bags which are delivered to children in Women’s Refuge.
Lindengate
Lindengate is located at a stunning five-acre site in Buckinghamshire, where nature breathes new life into anyone looking for support with their wellbeing through nature. The natural beauty and richness of the site help to restore and heal, whilst specialised gardening, conservation, construction, cooking, and nature based art and crafts activities provide focus and purpose. Add to this the community of volunteers and staff who nurture a supportive, inclusive and safe environment and you have a recipe for success.
The Clare Foundation
The Clare Foundation is a charity that brings together key stakeholders, partners, businesses and charitable organisations to facilitate and create positive change across society in Buckinghamshire. They work collaboratively with other local not-for-profits (supporting more than just charities but Local authorities, CICs, etc) to assist them to become more efficient and effective. This is achieved by providing multi-stakeholder project management, social investment loans, leadership development, business and strategy assistance and hold many events and workshops throughout the year. Through many of their projects and programmes their aim is to increase individuals’ self-esteem, well-being, confidence and general happiness.
In Kind Direct
In Kind Direct is a charity connecting businesses and manufacturers with new products to donate, to charitable organisations that need them. These are goods that would otherwise end up in landfill. They have worked with 9,600 charitable organisations since being founded in 1997. Registration is free and charity members could each save thousands of pounds every year. Their online catalogue is regularly updated with products from toiletries and cleaning products to bedding, toys, mother and baby goods, craft supplies and much more. In Kind Direct also works with trusted partners like Directory of Social Change (DSC), Office Depot, Ryman and Ricoh to get extra discounts on other essentials and training. They help charitable organisations spend more on support, not supplies.
Roald Dahl's Marvellous Children's Charity
Roald Dahl's Marvellous Children's Charity funds Roald Dahl Children's Nurses in communities across the UK. Our vision is to help every seriously ill child, to lead a marvellous life. We support thousands of seriously ill children at any one time and via our growing number of Roald Dahl Nurses.
The Adventure Learning Charity
The Adventure Learning Charity is a charity that allows people and organisations to achieve their potential. For people we achieve this through our empowering activity programmes that build confidence and teach life skills such as leadership and team work. We also offer employment and training opportunities to young people, to allow everyone to contribute to their communities and be the best that they can be. For organisations through our sister organisation, Gerutha, we encourage charities and social enterprises to work together to create programmes and access funding, as well as providing support that enables organisations to access the best people and the best systems to achieve their visions.
Time To Change Bucks
Mental ill-health is the leading cause of sickness absence in the UK, costing an average of £1,035 per employee per year. Looking after the mental health of your employees makes business sense: tackling stigma can make a real difference to sickness absence rates, presenteeism levels, staff wellbeing and productivity, and retention. Since signing the Employer Pledge, 95% of employers said it had a positive impact on their organisation.
Taking the employers pledge is free of charge and we make many free resources available on how to manage Mental Health and stigma in the workplace.
To contact the local Buckinghamshire Hub team and have an informal chat on how we can help email us at timetochange@buckscc.gov.uk
ToolShed
ToolShed is the brainchild of David Lett and John Evans. They have spent the last 10 years developing programmes to help young people find their WHY. With their backgrounds in counselling and psychology they have enabled young people from all walks of life to make sense of the world around them and their place within it. They support young people aged 16-24 in their self-development, training, education and employment; so far 80% of our learners have gone on to employment of further education.
WorkAid - Tools for life
We are a charity based in Chesham, Buckinghamshire with a network of Tool Collection Points all over the UK. We are run by an ever growing team of volunteers who refurbish tools and then send them to vocational training projects in Africa and the UK and have received the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service. To get involved you can volunteer, donate your tools or give a gift to change a life.
At Workaid we tackle poverty by supplying disadvantaged people with the tools they need to acquire practical skills and become self supporting. Tools and equipment are collected from all over the UK, refurbished and sent to vocational training projects and self-help groups, mostly in East Africa and in the UK.
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