Make-A-Wish® UK

When illness robs childhood, we fight back with wonder, turning tears into cheers. Wishes have the power to rescue the magic of childhood and provide an invaluable lifeline to escape the relentless challenges and gruelling reality of a life defined by their illness. The one wish we can’t guarantee is more time, but only with your support, can we ensure their life isn’t defined by illness. Donate now and help grant a wish: https://bit.ly/3HoYjpF

More Partnership

At More Partnership, we advance great ambitions. It’s why we exist. We help organisations achieve their goals, at every stage of their philanthropic journey. We offer a depth and breadth of global expertise, with clients across five continents and a team of specialists spanning education, the arts, health, science, international development and more. We believe great partnerships lead to life-changing outcomes, and we’ll work with you to understand your opportunity, set your direction, evaluate your performance and much more. We’ll always use evidence to provide the practical training and advice you need to make change happen. When it matters most, we’ll go out on a limb to give you confidence, momentum and a clear way forward. We are fundraising consultants – and more.

Dame Vera Lynn Children's Charity

Dame Vera Lynn Children's Charity supports under 5s'​ with cerebral palsy and other motor learning impairments realise their potential. Every year in the UK, 1,800 children are born with cerebral palsy - a condition that affects a child's muscle control and movement, and is often caused by a condition to the brain. Our aim is to give children the very best start towards a life of greater independence. At our Centre based in Cuckfield, West Sussex we offer families an early intervention service based upon the principles of Conductive Education. Parents and children work together in a supportive environment improving a child's physical, social and emotional skills. We offer hands on structured one-to-one and small group sessions. Transdisciplinary team including: Paediatric physio, speech and language support and an outreach support service. Additional services include music therapy, swimming, sensory sessions, messy play, home play sessions and a parent support network. We have helped more than 600 families from across the South East. Parents travel from Sussex, Kent, Surrey and London to access our services. We receive no statutory funding. All the services we offer are provided free of charge. We rely entirely on the support of the community to raise the funds needed to ensure that this vital and service can continue. We are extremely grateful for all the support we receive from the local community and beyond. Those companies we work with enjoy mutually beneficial partnerships as we help strengthen their corporate social responsibility. We celebrate the children we work with, no matter their ability, to show the wider world everything they can do.

Center for Nonprofit Management

Driving Social Change for 40 years. The Center for Nonprofit Management (CNM) helps leaders achieve their potential, improves the impact and effectiveness of nonprofit organizations, and acts as a hub for connecting the social sector. Learn more at www.cnmsocal.org.

Autism Advocates of Indiana

Our mission is to increase and broaden public knowledge and awareness of the behaviors, social issues and emotional needs of individuals on the autism spectrum so that all individuals can participate in and contribute to our community without fear or bias or loss of individuality. Autism Advocates of Indiana is an awareness and fundraising organization. The main fundraising events are the annual "Answers for Autism Walk" held in September and the “Answers for Autism Golf Outing” held in July. Other fundraising events include Autism Awareness Day with the Indianapolis Indians and Autism Awareness Day with the Indiana Pacers. Proceeds from these events help Indiana families touched by autism in many ways. Since 2001, Autism Advocates of Indiana has been able to contribute $205,000 to national research and $294,430.52 in grants to community organizations across Indiana that provide programming or supports for individuals with autism. The Answers for Autism Grant Program accepts grant request that are consistent with its mission. Grants from non-profit organizations will be considered in two categories: Public Awareness Program and Individual and/or Family Support Program. The deadlines for grant application submission are March 15 and October 15, of each year. Please check the website: www.aaiwalk.org for more information.