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We are the leading dementia charity for North Yorkshire and York, providing a lifeline to over 6,000 people, through our helpline, support team and wellbeing services. Our aim is that people with dementia and their carers feel supported, informed and included. Call our local Helpline on 03300 578592

We provide local respite to children and adults with varying disabilities, including learning, physical, social, emotional and/or behaviour that challenges. Our services range from day services, accessing the community, holiday, weekend or evening groups.

We primarily provide grants in East Essex to amateur sports clubs and organisations to promote health & well being and to individuals & families who have been affected by serious injury or death whilst participating in the sport of running.

Our mission at Gympanzees is to enable every child and young person with a disability to access regular play, exercise and friendship, to improve their physical and mental health and well-being, and to take their families out of isolation.

FACS is our school’s charity, run by parents and volunteers, that raises vital funds to give pupils opportunities well beyond what government funding allows. These aren’t “nice extras” – they’re the experiences that make school vibrant and memorable.

African Adventures Foundation provides support to 34 schools in deprived areas of Ghana, Kenya and Zanzibar, in order to give 25,000 children more equal access to education. We support with infrastructure, equipment, food security, and health and hygiene.

Our mental health tool brings hope to young and old, from any situation. We offer individual guided sessions and training courses, in-person and online. Our Early Invention Package in schools helps young people understand their challenges and deepen resilience.www.biggreenheart.org

Keep Talking Services is a telephone befriending service aimed at reducing loneliness in our local community with a passion for reducing stigma within the area of mental health.Our aim is simple, to offer light to individuals often surrounded by darkness. How do we do this? We KEEP TALKING!

Sackville College is a Jacobean Almshouse founded by Robert Sackville, Earl of Dorset, in 1609 and still in use as an Almshouse today. The College is a Grade 1 Listed Building and built of Sussex sandstone around a quadrangle and contains large mullioned windows and four exquisite old doorways, the northern one of which bears the Dorset Coat of Arms. This almshouse is a splendid example of Jacobean architecture.The College’s connection with the Sackville family goes back to the year 1609 and the will of Robert Sackville. This provided a sum of money with which to buy land and “build a convenient house of brick and stone” to be used as an almshouse. For many years the College had a second use, too: providing overnight accommodation for the Sackville family as they journeyed to and from their estates in Sussex. The heads of the Sackville family have been Patrons of the College through its history. The present Patron is the 11th Earl De La Warr .The College still provides affordable accommodation, now modernized and comfortable, for elderly people. They each have their own flats and the use of the common room and the chapel behind the walls of a perfectly preserved quadrangle.The College is a charitable foundation which operates according to an act of Parliament of 1624 and a Royal Charter of 1631.

Baton of Hope is a national movement to prevent suicide and save lives through proactive change.Our purpose is to bring hope and change to the world because no one deserves to die by suicide.

Helping families through childhood cancer with Emotional & Wellbeing Grants, while advocating for faster access to approved, kinder treatments. We bring hope, relief, and brighter moments when they’re needed most.

This campaign has now concluded, please visit https://musicintheround.co.uk/support-us/ to support Music in the Round.Thank you.