Abbot's Hospital, Guildford offers up to 26 elderly and deserving residents of Guildford the opportunity to live within a supportive and active community. It also preserves the magnificent working Grade 1 listed 1619 building and chapel plus artefacts of the unique heritage.

We aim to restore the historic church of All Saints to its rightful place as the heart and soul of Kingston upon Thames. The church was the site of the coronation of seven Saxon Kings, and also of the Great Council in 823 AD which first established the links between Church and State which are still visible in the constitution today. The proposed restoration will build on this heritage while at the same time developing the church?s role as a cultural centre and providing important community services to nurture Kingston's future.

Raise funds or donate directly towards the £35,000 needed to restore the historic peal of 5 bells dating from 1590 in the even more historic wooden bell tower of All Saints in the North Hampshire village of Dummer. All Saints is recorded in the Domesday Book and was identified by Sir John Betjeman as being of historic significance.

The Amarna Trust works to support archaeological research at Tell el-Amarna in Middle Egypt. It provides funding for ongoing survey and excavation, facilitates conservation of the remains, and works to promote access to and appreciation of the site by both Egyptian and international visitors.

St Mary's Parochial Church Council North Creake is concerned with maintaining the fabric and smooth running of the Church. We are currently fund raising for the restoration of our bells.

The Battlefields Trust aims to protect battlefields from insensitive development, provide a range of battle-related activities and information, liaise with other organisations with on common issues, and improve the interpretation and preservation of battlefields.

The Black Cultural Archives is a national institution dedicated to collecting, preserving and celebrating the histories of black people in the UK.

A museum for everyone. Ben Uri shares and celebrates with all communities the Jewish experience and rich cultural heritage by exploring and recording the lives, work and contribution of artists of European Jewish descent alongside their non Jewish contemporaries within the visual arts.

Beverley Minster is one of the finest church buildings in England. The mission of the thriving congregations and daughter churches includes the pastoral care of a large parish, an extensive youth ministry, excellent music and the welcome of thousands of visitors, pilgrims and visitors each year.

Set up in Bill's name, we invite you to establish the aims to develop the sport of rugby and its values, to encourage sporting opportunities for young people and to create an education centre which will include the Bill McLaren Archive

Birmingham Conservation Trust is a charity that seeks to rescue historic buildings at risk in Birmingham. It works to secure the long term future of these buildings through developing imaginative new uses and undertaking sensitive repairs, helping to create attractive places to live and work.

Bletchley Park was home to the WW2 Codebreakers whose breath-taking achievements helped shorten the war by two years saving countless lives. The Bletchley Park Trust's mission is to transform Bletchley Park into the world-class education and heritage site it deserves to be reflecting the profound significance of its impact on WW2, the twentieth century and the way we all live today.

Bridges is a centre for learning, care and support, health and wellbeing, community arts and entertainment, and a range of local services. It aims to build bridges between people of all ages and backgrounds living in Monmouth and surrounding areas.

The BDA is the largest Deaf organisation in the UK that is run by Deaf people. The BDA is campaigning for the legislation of BSL. The BDA also wants to see an end to discrimination against Sign Language users, both Deaf and hearing.

The promotion of cultural understanding and exchange between Italy and the English-speaking world through maintenance in Florence of historic library and archive, teaching of language and culture and organisation of cultural events and conferences.

The promotion of cultural understanding and exchange between Italy and the English-speaking world through maintenance in Florence of historic library and archive, teaching of language and culture and organisation of cultural events and conferences.

The BSA supports Hellenic studies in all periods from the stone age to the present, and promotes research links between the UK and Greece. Its listed building in Athens offers to artists,archaeologists, scientists, historians - and many others - a hostel, library and unique research archive of international importance. It provides scholarships for study on Hellenic topics.

The Canterbury Gift is the new name for the Save Canterbury Cathedral Appeal.

Canterbury Cathedral is at the heart of the worldwide Anglican Communion. It is the physical manifestation of a communion whose abiding principles are tolerance, respect for others and a belief in a safer and more sustainable world. We call this the Canterbury Gift. Canterbury is a place of pilgrimage which each year gives renewed purpose to hundreds of thousands of people of every faith and denomination. It is also seen as special by many people of no faith at all.

For the inheritance we all have at Canterbury to remain an inspiration for the world we now need to undertake work to conserve the Cathedral - it has after all been standing in the same place for at least one thousand years. That great building, the physical embodiment of all we stand for, need to develop it facilities to continue to ensure that pilgrims and visitors feel welcome and engaged; it need to guarantee the long term survival of the outstanding music and arts and crafts skills. Canterbury Cathedral, this great physical and spiritual institution, needs funding to stand and propagate its values for another thousand years.

The Gift that Canterbury makes to the world is unique, timeless and highly relevant. Will you help to sustain it for future generations?

To keep Chester Cathedral running costs over £1 million a year. The Cathedral receives no funding from the State. We raise funds through our own endeavours and through the generosity of our visitors, congregation and friends. But it is not just bricks, mortar, heating and lighting? The Cathedral plays a key role for the Christian community in Chester. It is a place of gathering, enabling large groups to celebrate, to commemorate and to worship together, for charities to promote their causes, for children to learn, a centre of musical excellence and a site of extraordinary historical significance. Your donations really will help to keep Chester Cathedral running for future generations.

It helps former UK child migrants to learn about their family background, meet members of thair family, clarify their citizenship and claim redress.

Founded in 1541 by Henry VIII, Christ College is an independent boarding and day school for boys and girls aged 11 to 18.

It has been set up in order to cater for the immediate urgently needed work, as well as looking ahead to future conservation works to the fabric of Christchurch Priory, over a longer term in order to preserve this ancient Priory Church.

To build a Regimental Memorial, which will honour and feature all the names of those members of 29 Commando Regiment, Royal Artillery killed on operations while serving in the Regiment since its formation in 1962 and will continue to feature and honour all future operational deaths.

It encourages environmental awareness, action and co-operation by individuals, organisations, corporations and government. It devises and manages projects and schemes for environmental improvement and education. It provides information and disseminates news on environmental matters.

It promotes artistic activities, including art exhibitions, artistic performances and tuition in a diverse range of arts subjects for all age ranges. It encourages and facilitates the participation in and appreciation of artistic activities by people from all sectors of society that do not normally participate in such activities

Supplementary educational services and diversionary activities for 150 Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) young people aged 4-18. Delivering core subjects of Math, English and Science. Primarily a Saturday provision, including a mentoring and heritage projects

The Museum is devoted to the history of Cumbria?s County Infantry Regiment, The Border Regiment, and it?s successor The King?s Own Royal Border Regiment, and since 2006 The Duke of Lancaster?s Regiment.

The Cusichaca Trust works with poor, isolated farming communities in the Peruvian Andes. The centre-piece of its programmes are projects to restore systems of agricultural terraces and irrigation canals abandoned since the Spanish conquest, increasing the yields of agriculture and with a real impact on the lives of rural families

The Cutty Sark Trust is an independent charity which owns and runs the sole surviving tea clipper, Cutty Sark. The ship is the iconic Gateway to the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site. For over 50 years she has been the flagship of the area which now attracts over six million visitors a year. The Trust?s mission is to ensure that Cutty Sark is preserved for this and future generations as a rich cultural resource for all. The ship was undergoing a major conservation project when fire swept through her in May 2007. For more information please visit www.cuttysark.org.uk

The Dance Scholarship Trust was established in 1988 to support the Scholarship programme organised by the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB). Named in honour of Monica Dance, Secretary of the SPAB for many years, the Trust was set up with the specific intention of helping to guarantee funds for the Scholarship in the future.

The Dandelion Trust is a registered charity that supports the arts, helps people in traumatic situations and conserves green spaces and beautiful buildings

We are an educational charity that works with young children and adults using craft skills to encourage creativity within our community. We also directly support over 250 of the South Wes's craftspeople (our Members) and create opportunities to exhibit and sell their work. We also work with our Members to unlock their potential and provide opportunities to improve what they do and how they do it.

Trust set up to provide grants for urgent repairs to churches and chapels throughout Devon

Restoration etc of 12th Century Cathedral Church

It raises funds for an annual event which has been taking place in Dunfermline, Fife for over a hundred years. Over 3000 children from 20 primary schools take part and receive treats including balloons, streamers, hats & a picnic lunch. The event consists of a parade, games and entertainment which all the community enjoy.

Durham Cathedral is one of the nations best-loved buildings which, through its work, aspires to deepen the contribution it makes to public life. Funds raised will support a range of projects including those which protect heritage, enhance the experience of visitors, promote creativity and learning, and encourage community cohesion.

The EES has been working in Egypt since 1882. Our aim is to make all aspects of ancient and historic Egypt better known to the public. Our fieldwork and research is undertaken in Egypt itself and the results are made available through our website, publications and events in London and Cairo.

ENKCA exists to provide recreational and educational facilities and activities for the Community. It also provides a focal point and links for the Community through various mediums. Currently the main focus is on replacing the existing Hall

The European Nature Trusts provides funding to a number of initiatives in forestry, wildlife and education. Some of the Trust's most exciting work can be seen at the Alladale Wilderness Reserve in the Scottish Highlands where it is supports reforesting, the reintroduction of wild animals and the education of young people.

The Ffestiniog Railway Society exists to support the oldest independent railway in the world (being founded by an Act of Parliament in 1832) ? now a historic and world-class tourist attraction.

The Society currently supports volunteering and projects in many ways on the railway, funding the purpose-built volunteers? hostel, the re-entry into traffic of flagship ?Double Fairlie? locomotive Merddin Emrys, several new and rebuilt carriages, materials and enhanced mechanical facilities for the outdoor engineering departments and much more. Currently we are focussing on raising funds to facilitate the entry into traffic of two new carriages and two new bogies for locomotive David Lloyd George, one of the Ffestiniog?s iconic double fairlies.

Please visit our website (www.ffestiniograilway.org.uk) for more examples of what our funding goes to support.

The Ffestiniog Railway Society exists to support the oldest independent railway in the world (being founded by an Act of Parliament in 1832) ? now a historic and world-class tourist attraction.

The Society currently supports volunteering and projects in many ways on the railway, funding the purpose-built volunteers? hostel, the re-entry into traffic of flagship ?Double Fairlie? locomotive Merddin Emrys, several new and rebuilt carriages, materials and enhanced mechanical facilities for the outdoor engineering departments and much more. Currently we are focussing on raising funds to facilitate the entry into traffic of two new carriages and two new bogies for locomotive David Lloyd George, one of the Ffestiniog?s iconic double fairlies.

Please visit our website (www.ffestiniograilway.org.uk) for more examples of what our funding goes to support.

The Museum was created to house and protect the designated collections of the Royal Regiment of Artillery and make them accessible to the general public. Her Majesty The Queen is Patron to The Royal Artillery Museum.

The Foundling Museum tells the story of the Foundling Hospital, London's first home for abandoned children and of three major figures in British history: its campaigning founder the philanthropist Thomas Coram, the artist William Hogarth and the composer George Frideric Handel.

Fundraising for church building

FOECT, founded in 1951, raises money to help preserve our heritage by the making of grants for the repair and restoration of Christian churches and chapels throughout Essex and East London. The Ride & Stride is a major source of income.

It is an ecumenical organisation which raises money through an annual sponsored Bike Ride and Walk to help keep Kent's churches in repair. Half the money you raise will go to the church of your choice.

It aims to preserve the house, contents and personal possesssions which belonged to William Morris, Lord Nuffield,car manufacturer and philanthropist, and his wife, Lady Nuffield and to allow public access to them. Now that the house is threatened with sale on the open market from October 2008 it intends to raise the money necessary to save the house and contents for the nation.

It raises funds for the conservation and improvement of the structure of the village church in Newport, Essex, which is a grade 1 listed building

FOSH's supports the Strawberry Hill Trust in the restoration of Horace Walpole's 18th C gothic house and gardens.

The Friends are running a major campaign on behalf of the PCC to raise funds to renew the fabric, heritage and ministry of this Grade I listed Church. Building work target £2,000,000. Gross pledges, donations and grants at 15/05/06 - £350,000 in advance of the formal launch on 26th June 2006.

The Friends of the CRSBI raise funds to support the work of the Corpus of Romanesque Sculpture in Britain and Ireland whose aim is to advance the understanding of the history and aesthetics of stone sculpture made between 1066 and 1200 in Great Britain and Ireland, through fieldwork and publication of an online resource (www.crsbi.ac.uk).

Raises funds to help disadvantaged young people to go on educational history trips.

Gargunnock Community Trust is spearheading a set of fundraising events to raise money to renovate our village community centre. One of our projects is a "buy a brick" campaign allowing people to make a donation towards the refurbishment. Brick purchasers will be recognised in a commemorative plaque to be displayed within the refurbished building.

Nestling in a corner of rural East Sussex, Great Dixter is a hotbed of new planting trends that promotes, creates and maintains exceptional standards of horticulture. For over 40 years it has been an inspiration, a place of pilgrimage and a training ground for gardeners from around the world.

We the Hampshire Narrow Gauge Railway Trust are a not for profit Charity that provides locomotives on loan to other Railway Charities and

We desperately need your support !!

?Cloister? is one of the few remaining original ?Quarry Hunslet? locomotives built by the Hunslet Engine Company of Leeds in 1891 for the Dinorwic Slate Quarry at Llanberis, she was named ?Cloister? after the winner of the 1893 Grand National. ?Cloister?s? original job was to haul Slate wagons on galleries half way up a mountain which she did for more than 70 years.

After 70 years service ?Cloister? was somewhat down at heel and a great deal of money time and effort was invested to return her to serviceable condition by 1998 ten years have passed and we must now replace her boiler tubes and get her through her 10 year tests and it is the cost of this work for which we desperately need your help.

The sum we need is £4440 please help us keep ?Cloister? running

So please donate whatever sum you can to our justgiving.com website appeal

Hereford Cathedral Perpetual Trust works to support the restoration and music of the Cathedral from funding choral scholarships and stonemason apprenticeships through to the major restorations of the historic Willis organ and Cathedral Close.

The Heritage of London Trust is the only building preservation trust that covers all of London. The Trust offers grants towards the restoration of historic or listed buildings and monuments that are in community use. The Trust aims to promote and preserve London's unique heritage for everyone who loves London.

Inspire Cornwall is Truro Cathedral's £4m fundraising campaign to inspire the community through heritage, education, art & music and nature. It seeks to open up the resources of the Cathedral and put them to better use for the benefit of the community.

The Ironmongers? Foundation was established in 1963, the 500th anniversary of the Ironmongers? Company being granted their first charter. It enables the Company to give: a) scholarships to disadvantaged young men and women to read material sciences at university b) money for the restoration of historic iron work c) relief in need

We aim to advance the education of the public through the preservation and exhibition of historic lifeboats associated with the Isle of Wight. Our lifeboats will provide a major resource for research into historic rescues at sea, and also the skills and craftsmanship involved in both the initial construction and the restoration.

The Jewish Museum London engages with people of all ages, backgrounds and faiths to bring Jewish culture, heritage and identity alive. Our collections and activities give a sense of discovery and creativity. Our education programmes inspire people to take a stand against racism.

The Keiskamma Trust is a community organization, centred in Hamburg, a rural area of the Eastern Cape, South Africa, which works to foster hope and offer support for the most vulnerable.

A wholly voluntary fund-raising group supporting local and national charitable causes including Bliss, Cancer Research U.K., Sparks, React, Shooting Star Children's Hospice, and the enhancement of the exterior and surroundings of St. Anne's Church, Kew Green, a Grade II* listed building approaching its 300th anniversary in 2014.

To preserve the historic Grade I listed Old School building, currently used as the School Library, which is now on the 'Buildings At Risk register'. To replace the Collyweston Slate roof, (cost £320k) and to preserve this historic building formerly attended by Sir Isaac Newton and William Cecil and ensure its survival for generations to come.

The Centenary Fund was set up to fund the Developments at Liverpool Cathedral. There have been a variety of projects initiated which engage with disadvantaged youth in the area, promote disabled access and help increase tourism facilities for Merseyside as Liverpool welcomes in Capital of Culture 2008.

This appeal is vital to preserve the heritage of this very important mediaeval church. It is a comprehensive scheme of renewal and upgrading of the light, heat, sound and security facilities; much needed repair and preservation of the internationally renowned Tudor stained glass and restoration of the bells. £650,000 must be raised to ensure Long Melford Church thrives through the 21st Century.

The Trust is aiming to preserve the ancient heritage of the Clan MacDougall at their Clan Seat of Dunollie in Argyll, and Gylen Castle on the Island of Kerrera.

To promote the renovation and preservation of St Margaret's Chapel & The Magdalene Almshouses in Glastonbury for future generations.

The Mary Rose Trust preserves and conserves Henry VIII's flagship, for the education and benefit of the nation. The new Mary Rose Museum will unite for the first time since 1545, the remains of the Mary Rose and the possessions of her crew, presenting a unique snapshot of Tudor life.

MDSCT highlights and promotes Anglo Sikh Heritage, through the Anglo Sikh Heritage Trail and other educational and community initiatives. The Trust's guiding principle is that shared heritage can be used to transcend perceived and entrenched differences and promote a harmonious future generation of citizens based on commonality, not differences.

Megans World helps provide financial assistance for the burial plots and headstones for stillborn babies. It helps parents of stillborn babies and their family's to discuss and overcome their tragic loss

This historic building is a landmark in one of the most disadvantaged parts of east London. It is used by the church and other local groups for worship, for a breakfast for homeless people, and for other community activities. The church is raising funds to repair the roof where rain comes in, so the building can be used far more as a centre for the local community.

The Menzies Charitable Trust administers and maintains Castle Menzies, its Gardens and the Old Kirk of Weem, in Perthshire, Scotland. Castle Menzies is a spectacular sixteenth century castle, hereditary seat of the Chiefs of Clan Menzies for over 400 years. It is open to visitors.

The Museum of London Group is a charity which provides comprehensive resources on London for people of all backgrounds, faiths and abilities both in London and around the world. The Museum aims to inspire a passion for London. It works with over 100,000 London schoolchildren every year. Your money will help them continue to do this.

The Nailsea Tithe Barn Trust has been established as a Charity to secure the restoration of a Grade II* Listed Tithe Barn dating back to the 1480's for use as a community facility. The £1m project has secured £750,000 to date (including £500,000 from Heritage Lottery Fund) and we need to raise a further £250,000 within the next year. All contributions are very gratefully received. - The Trustees

We assist Christian places of worship by providing grants for fabric repairs to the buildings, new facilities and disabled facilities, to help further their activities within their local community.

The National Gallery houses one of the greatest collections of Western European painting in the world, with masterpieces from artists including van Eyck, Leonardo da Vinci, Van Gogh, Raphael, Rubens, Rembrandt, Monet and Degas to name just a few. Please help us look after this world class collection by making a gift now, online. Every gift makes a difference to us, no matter the size and is received with gratitude and thanks.

Every year The National Garden Scheme (NGS) opens nearly 4000 gardens across England and Wales. Through this the NGS raises over £2.5million for nursing, caring and gardening charities. (£22million raised over the last 10 years). Most of the work is done by volunteers, so over 80% of the money raised in gardens goes straight to help people who are ill or under stress.

The Arboretum is a wonderful place for reunion, reflection, remembrance and celebration of life. Its 150 acres contain 50,000 trees and over 130 memorials including the Armed Forces Memorial. This national site of importance is free to enter. We rely on your generosity today so that future generations can continue to enjoy it tomorrow.

You can visit our Future Foundations Appeal page here

NMC Recordings is a registered charity which relies on the support of those who, like us, are passionate about making British contemporary classical music available to international audiences, permanently. Become a Friend of NMC and help secure a future for this unique and important cultural force.

The Charity relieves poverty, hardship and distress, advances education and protects and promotes good health among the inhabitants of Northern Kenya, especially the Samburu Community of the Kirimun/North Laikipia area.

Architecture and urban design have a huge influence on the quality of our lives. Yet we lack a common language to express our needs and aspirations for the quality of our buildings and public spaces.

Based in London, Open-City is a unique, independent organisation committed to raising the standard of architecture and built environment by opening people¹s eyes and minds to good design.

Open-City has a basis of experience, expertise and research built up over a decade and a half. We encourage dialogue, debate and learning about how architecture affects our daily lives, and enable people to discover and understand how they can really influence change in the built environment.

We play a unique role through campaigning for the independent voice, through reaching across all 33 London boroughs, and through connecting professionals, practitioners, decision-makers and Londoners in general, to generate understanding and new thinking to make the capital a better place in which to live, work, play and learn.

Help raise funds for Ordsall Hall Museum, Salford's grade 1 listed Tudor hall. Your donation will go towards restoration, redevelopment, landscaping, outreach programmes and community workshops.

Oxford Preservation Trust owns over 800 acres of land and buildings in and around the City - from Castle to cottage, dreaming spires to the flood meadows so loved by William Turner - all contributing to Oxford's special character and green setting. In recent years the restoration of the Victoria Water Fountain at St. Clements, the Martyrs' Memorial, and the opening up of Oxford Castle have added to our achievements, demonstrating our positive approach to heritage in the 21st century. Much is done to influence planning and development, and our OPT Annual Awards scheme has been running for over 30 years. As the organisers of Oxford Open Doors, one of the largest in the UK, we commit to working with all ages and communities across the city. We are a charity run by a small team based in St Ebbe's, but we cannot achieve all that we do without your support....

The Philip Larkin Society was founded in 1995 on the 10th anniversary of the poet's death and received charitable status in 2000. The Society aims to promote the public knowledge and appreciation of the works of Philip Larkin and his contemporaries by charitable means.

UK's oldest purpose-built cinema showing films from across the world, delivering education work through and about film and preserving our Grade II listed building.

Community Arts Centre comprising of a 192 seater theatre, dance studio, gallery, resource centre, workshop spaces, education 7 outreach dept and hope to several cultural/arts based tenants

The Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust (QEST) makes awards ranging up to £15,000 to craftsmen and women of all ages to help them further their careers. Since 1991 the Trust has awarded over £1,348,826 to 208 craftspeople aged between 17 and 50 plus for study, training and work experience. QEST was established in 1990 to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Royal Warrant Holders Association and the 90th birthday of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother. Please visit: www.qest.org.uk

Established in memory of one of Wales? greatest ambassadors - Ray Gravell, our trust supports causes in West Wales that we know would have been close to his heart. Scarlets rugby legend, broadcaster and passionate Welshman, Grav was an inspiration to so many.

Ripon Cathedral Development Campaign was set up to raise long term finance for Ripon Cathedral. To restore the fabric of this magnificent building and also to help maintain the Choral Tradition which has existed at Ripon Cathedral for over thirteen hundred years.

The Charitable Trust providing support for the River Tay,its tributaries. fish and the environment.Aims to protect, conserve, improve and enhance all fish species and their ecological cycles, to advance education, training and study and provide a communications resource for all interested parties.

Royal & Derngate is the main arts and entertainment venue in Northampton. The theatre offers two auditoria and a creativity centre that's home to a wide range of workshops and projects for the local community. This year is a big year for us as we celebrate 125 years of The Royal. As we look back over its history, we also look forward to the future with Challenge 125.

Our big challenge during our anniversary year is to raise £125,000 of funds for our future artistic programme. All of the money raised during the year will go directly back into the work you see on stage, giving us the chance to develop the ambition and the range of produced work that we do here.

It holds art workshops for all ages and abilities.

THE RI'S OBJECTS ARE TO DIFFUSE KNOWLEDGE,FACILITATE THE GENERAL INTRODUCTION OF USEFUL MECHANICAL INVENTIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS AND FOR TEACHING BY COURSES OF PHILOSOPHICAL LECTURES AND EXPERIMENTS, THE APPLICATION OF SCIENCE TO THE COMMON PURPOSES OF LIFE.

The only museum in the country dedicated to the ships of the Royal Navy's fleet - and the men and women who served in them. 4 exhibition galleries take the story from the 17th Century to the present, and, together with research collections, digital assets and learning services, meet the needs of wide-ranging audiences.

The only museum in the country dedicated to the ships of the Royal Navy's fleet - and the men and women who served in them. 4 exhibition galleries take the story from the 17th Century to the present, and, together with research collections, digital assets and learning services, meet the needs of wide-ranging audiences.

RCAN is the rural development organisation working across Nottinghamshire. RCAN provides specialist rural knowledge and intelligence to influence and advocate for Nottinghamshire's rural communities to ensure that rural people have the same opportunities and services available to them as others.

Sandford Parks Lido is an outdoor heated swimming resort in the heart of Cheltenham. It became a charitable trust in the interest of social welfare with the object of improving the conditions of life for the residents and visitors of Gloucestershire and surrounding area.

The Trust was set up to restore and preserve Severndroog Castle for the benefit of all. Once restored, the building will be used to promote its educational, historical and architectural heritage as well as providing a base for community activities and events. We have launched our Sponsor a Brick Campaign which can be found here: http://www.justgiving.com/sponsorabrickforseverndroog/

It has operated the Steam Railway at Sittingbourne for the last 39 years. Now the Paper Mill is closed the landowners want to sell the land for housing. The SOS Appeal (Save our Steam Railway) is to raise funds for legal fees, publicity and land purchase to prevent its closure.

The SMASH Youth Project is an independent charitable organisation, which supports vulnerable young people, aged 13-18 in the Swindon Area. By training and supporting volunteers SMASH provides a high quality intensive long-term mentoring programme that aims to increase young people's potential for achievement in the future.

For information about how to volunteer or anything else go to:

www.smash-youth-project.co.uk

The Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum houses collections of the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars and of the Gloucestershire Regiment. The museum also contains small collections from The Royal Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire (RGBW) Regiment and the current county Infantry Regiment, the Rifles.

South Georgia Heritage Trust promotes for the public benefit, the conservation and protection of the physical and natural environment and surrounding waters of South Georgia - and advances the education of the public in the island's historical heritage.

To promote the advancement of the Roman Catholic Church in England & Wales and to provide funds for the upkeep of Archbishop's House in Westminster

St Chrysostoms is a welcoming and inclusive church set in an underprivileged, multi-cultural area of South Manchester. It seeks to serve everyone in the local community. The church is raising money to encourage greater community use and access and to support two nuns in doing caring work in the area.

St George?s is the parish church of Gravesend, bringing together people of different backgrounds and ages. The present church, built in 1733, attracts many visitors - Princess Pocahontas was buried here. The church hosts a number of concerts and its acoustics are much appreciated.

We?re raising money to pay for the Restoration and Development of St James the Less. Help us revive the splendid interior, improve access, toilets & meeting spaces for our Open Door Meal guests, local children and many other church projects & community groups. Let's see Renewal of God?s church in this area.

St John?s Kirk of Perth was established in 1126. The setting for John Knox?s sermon that inflamed the Scottish Reformation in 1559. Restored in 1925 by Robert Lorimer as the War Memorial to the Great War. The Vision for the Future needs your help to secure one of Scotland?s most important buildings.

A contemplative Catholic monastery of the Benedictine Order. The monks live the Benedictine life in its classic form. At the heart of its life is the solemn celebration of the liturgy, sung in Latin to Gregorian Chant. The Farnborough monks operate a farm, apiary, bookbindery, publishing house, & traditional hospitality.

It is a place of public worship, a sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. The church is also involved in pastoral work, the teaching of Christianity, the taking of religious assemblies at schools, supporting other charities and promoting the whole mission of the church.

St Pancras is a unique Greek revival Parish Church in central London, close to Euston and King's Cross Stations and St Pancras International Station. It is a place of welcome and service for local people and for visitors from all over the world, providing worship and quiet, a venue for weekly music recitals, lectures and other events, and the Crypt Art Gallery. St Pancras needs to raise £3,620,000 to restore the historic caryatids, the outer walls and to provide better facilities for all those who use the church.

St Paul's Knightsbridge is one of London's most beautiful Victorian parish churches. It is committed to being a place of prayer, with a fine tradition of music and preaching, and to finding ways of showing forth God's love in its community and further afield with generosity.

St Peter's Church, a Grade 1 listed building of historic importance, well supported by the local community, has suffered 3 thefts of lead from the roof. Repairs will cost up to £78000 & funds are urgently needed to undertake this work in order to preserve this national treasure.

St Wulfram's Church dominates the skyline of Grantham and has been the Parish Church of the town for over 800 years. It is not only the spiritual heart of the town but also a civic meeting place of importance.

The Trust aims to preserve the Suffolk Punch, the rarest breed of horse in the world; develop existing links with Hollesley Bay Open Prison, aiding prisoner re-settlement through acquisition of horse-handling experience, on site employment and education in conservation; and provide public environmental and conservation programmes for all ages.

"Survival helps tribal peoples to defend their lives, protect their lands and determine their own futures.

Founded in 1969 in response to the secret genocide of Amazonian Indians, Survival is the only international organization supporting tribal peoples worldwide. We do not accept funding from any national government.

Today, Survival has supporters in 82 countries. We work for tribal peoples? rights in three complementary ways: education, advocacy and campaigns. We also offer tribal people themselves a platform to address the world. We work closely with local indigenous organizations, and focus on tribal peoples who have the most to lose, usually those most recently in contact with the outside world.

We believe that public opinion is the most effective force for change. Its power will make it harder, and eventually impossible, for governments and companies to oppress tribal peoples.

Visit www.survivalinternational.org to find out more."

The Trust was founded in 1956 and gives grants or interest-free loans for essential repairs and restoration of places of worship of architectural or historic interest throughout Sussex. Over the years the Trust has helped more than 470 churches.

Restoration and provision of facilities for congregation, children and the disabled for this thousand year old church.

The Tall Ship is an independent museum committed to the preservation and interpretation of the Glenlee (a 19th Century Clydebuilt sailing ship) and the maritime history of the area for the benefit of local people and visitors to Glasgow. It is an educational and training resource and encourages community involvement at all levels.

The Tank Museum houses the largest and best collection of tanks in the world. It is a designated museum and houses a library and archive of irreplacable material of immense historical significance. It's mission is to conserve the vehicles and preserve the memory of those who served in them.

The Thames Sailing Barge Trust aims to preserve in full working order at least one Thames sailing barge and give opportunities to the public to participate in sailing, social and maintenance activities. Currently it owns Pudge and Centaur, the former being a Dunkirk little ship that is undergoing major restoration to ensure future preservation.

The Theatre appeal is raising £3m for a new theatre in Shoreditch on the site of Shakespeare's original theatre. It will offer performance, exhibition and rehearsal space for arts projects in central London and provide a home for one of London's leading non-professional theatre companies, the Tower Theatre.

To purchase, restore and reopen the Grade II Listed Theatre Royal Hyde, for the people of Hyde and the nation as a whole for use of professional and amateur theatre, cinema, youth, sport, education and other various community uses. Also for the heritage, historic and architectural benefit to the country.

our objectives: ? To advance the education of Tibetan refugee children ? To preserve and promote the cultural heritage of Tibet through study, research and publications ? To relieve poverty and hardship amongst Tibetans in exile

Working for and with people of all ages, TimeLine explores the diverse history & heritage of Hackney. Activities and written materials tell stories of people and places that have been a big part of Hackney and nearby areas of London. TimeLine is full of fun & facts - used by people interested in the past, present or future of Hackney.

It is seeking funds to restore the "Memoir of the 20th Century", a 600 ft long work by the artist Feliks Topolski now exhibited under the arches of Hungerford Bridge by the Royal Festival Hall.

Town Hall & Symphony Hall Birmingham will be the ultimate provider of first-rate entertainment for everyone. It is the newest & largest arts organisation in the city of Birmingham and will capture the imagination of many people in our city, region, country and across the world.

The Tribes Foundation is a UK charity whose principle aim is to relieve the poverty of indigenous communities in areas outside of the UK which are affected by tourism. The charity backs poverty alleviation, education, cultural preservation and conservation projects within these regions.

UCL is a leading teaching and research university consistently ranked in the UK top-5 and the world top-10. Located in London its excellence extends across the disciplines, from biomedicine to fine art and impacts people across the globe.

Venice in Peril was created after the great flood of 1966. Since then the Fund has disbursed millions of pounds for the restoration of over 40 Venetian monuments, buildings and works of art. The Fund also supports scientific research, educational programmes and is considered to be a reliable source of information for the international media.

The Vivat Trust is a registered charity and a national building preservation trust. It was established in 1981 with the aim of sensitively repairing and converting historic and often unusual buildings (such as gatehouses, tower houses and former banqueting towers) into short stay holiday homes.

The lettings provide a regular income to cover ongoing maintenance and future repairs whilst also allowing the public to explore and enjoy these unusual buildings either by staying in them or by visiting them on open days. The properties are let out under the Vivat Trust's subsidiary, Vivat Trust Management Services Ltd.

The Vivat Trust has no endowment and relies on grants and donations for its project work.

The Voice of Mauritius exists to promote the culture and history of Mauritius through quality recreational, educational and creative activities and events aimed at the socially and economically excluded. we provide advice and guidance to the Mauritian community and seek to improve race relations and reduce poverty, empowering disadvantaged local groups.

To preserve and protect AVRO Vulcan G-VLCN ( XH558), to return her to full working order for the benefit of the public. To demonstrate and display the aircraft at public events and to conserve her as a heritage asset in perpetuity. To assist in the conservation to full working order of other heritage aircraft of the 20th century

The Wallace Collection is a national museum in an historic London town house and displays French 18th-century painting, furniture and porcelain together with superb Old Master paintings, princely arms and armour, gold boxes, miniatures, sculpture and Medieval and Renaissance works of art.

Appeal aims to raise £2 million to build Visitor Centre, Reception and new accommodation including specially equipped bedrooms for the disabled and their carers and for families at the Shrine or Our Lady of Walsingham, a place of pilgrimage since 1061. Voted Britain's favourite spiritual place in Radio 4 poll.

For more than 700 years the Parish Church of St. Peter and St. Paul has been the centre of the spiritual and cultural life of Wantage. Together with its daughter Church, Holy Trinity, Charlton, it provides a varied program of services, concerts, and other activities, expressing the unconditional love of God. To help us meet the heavy costs of maintaining these facilities in these glorious buildings, please give generously.

WKCIL is managed by a volunteer Board of Directors from the local community. It established the craft and design town (Craft Town Scotland) as the core element of a suite of initiatives aimed to revitalise the town centre, support the local community and create a focus for contemporary craft.

Wilton's Music Hall is the oldest and last surviving music hall in the world. ? To secure the heritage of Wilton?s Music Hall as a building of unique historic interest and as a venue for community activity, heritage education and the performing arts - to reflect the history Wilton?s.

The York Minster Fund raises money to conserve and restore the fabric of York Minster.

The Zibby Garnett Travelling Fellowship is an education and conservation charity making grants directly to individuals to enable them to undertake inspirational and motivational study placements overseas in art conservation. We are entirely reliant on donations as we receive no government funds.