If you regularly give to charities, or think that you ought to give and haven't quite got around to it, the organisations featured in this section will give you some ideas as to where your money would be best utilised. Charities featured range from; animal welfare trusts, charities for older people, war veterans and under-privileged children to organisations preparing valuable research for diseases and illnesses such as Cancer, Heart Disease and Glaucoma.
National initiatives and their events, such as Children In Need, Comic Relief and Sport Relief, will also be featured at a time in the year specific to their work.
There are many ways to donate to charity as well as sponsorship through fundraising events; donors can send a cheque or postal order together with a signed declaration to a charity of their choice, open a Charity Card Account and make donations whenever they feel like it by telephone, post or online. Other schemes include the popular Give As You Earn programme, and the option of leaving a legacy in your will, free of inheritance text; details of which can be found by contacting your desired charity as featured in this section.
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Human Values Foundation
The Human Values Foundation (HVF) is the publisher and promoter of values-based educational programmes. It was formed in 1995 to encourage, promote and develop human values among young people through its educational programmes, publications, exhibitions, conferences and staff exploration sessions. The HVF is a non-denominational and independent body, which does not represent or work on behalf of any particular religion or spiritual interest. It is a registered charity and a private company, limited by guarantee. The HVF enjoys close links with national education bodies in the UK. 
Age Concern
We are listening to what older people want as we improve our services and activities so that we can achieve our vision of a world in which older people flourish.We cannot achieve this on our own. We do not just work on behalf of older people‚ we engage with them in all that we do.
Winston Churchill Memorial Trust
The borough’s unique combination of fascinating heritage, clean beaches, rivers and spectacular natural harbour provides all the ingredients to make your visit extra special. Steeped in history, the older part of the town with its quaint houses, excellent restaurants and specialist shops is dominated by the beautiful 900 year old Priory Church.
SJB Associates
In January 2008, SJB Associates Dementia
Design Consultants was launched. Samantha
Brittle the proprietor felt that having had a
background in care since childhood that the
time and circumstances were right to branch
out on her own.
The Simon Community
Simon is a community of homeless people and volunteers living and working together in a spirit of acceptance, tolerance and understanding.We exist as a community to reach out to, support and campaign for people who are homeless or rootless, and particularly those for whom no other provision exists.
Brighton Greyhound Owners Association Trust for Retired Racing Greyhounds
The Brighton Greyhoun Owners Association Trust is a registered independent charity, they work alongside the national RGT and other local welfare organisations.Registered charity number 275378
On JustGiving since Jul 2009
Doncaster Deaf Trust
Doncaster Deaf Trust is a registered charity and company limited by guarantee. The Executive Principal, Alan Robinson is responsible for reporting to the College and School governing body and its Board of Trustees.
The 27 acre site houses the Little Learners Day Nursery, Doncaster School for the Deaf and Doncaster College for the Deaf.
Plan
Founded over 70 years ago, Plan is one of the oldest and largest children's development organisations in the world. We work in 48 developing countries across Africa, Asia and the Americas to promote child rights and lift millions of children out of poverty.
Plan works with more than 3,500,000 families and their communities each year.
BRACE (Bristol Research into Alzheimer's and Care of the Elderly) is a registered charity (No. 297965) establi
shed in 1987 to finance research into conditions of the elderly, particularly Alzheimer's Disease. We support research projects undertaken in universities and hospitals in the South West of the UK, particularly in Bristol, which is a centre of excellence for neuroscience research.