• Church Army

    Church Army

    SheffieldUnited Kingdom

    At Church Army, our mission is for everyone in the UK and Ireland to experience the love of Jesus. With growing challenges like poverty, homelessness, addiction, and loneliness, we believe this requires faith in action. To truly impact communities, we become a part of them—building relationships and addressing the needs of those living there. We train our “army of hope” in evangelism and practical skills to transform neighbourhoods through God’s love whilst resourcing the wider church to actively share their faith and be ‘good news’ in their communities.

  • Family Fund

    Family Fund

    YorkUnited Kingdom

    Family Fund is the UK’s largest charity providing grants for families raising disabled or seriously ill children and young people. We have been supporting families for over 40 years, and provide grants for a wide range of items, such as washing machines, sensory toys, family breaks, bedding, tablets, furniture, outdoor play equipment, clothing and computers.

  • Little Hiccups

    Little Hiccups

    LeedsUnited Kingdom

    Little Hiccups is a Leeds based, award winning support group that has been set up by parents who have children with additional needs and disabilities. It is through personal experience we recognise the importance of allowing parents and families of a child with an additional needs/disability the opportunity to meet people in similar situations, to make friends and support each other.

  • Peace Museum, The

    Peace Museum, The

    BradfordUnited Kingdom

    The Peace Museum explores the history and the often-untold stories of peace, peacemakers, social reform and peace movements. It is unique in that it is the only accredited museum of its kind in the UK. Our aim is to honour the diverse stories of people who have tried to make the world more peaceful, and to engage visitors in the active endeavour of peace-making.

  • Wakefield Hospice

    Wakefield Hospice

    WakefieldUnited Kingdom

    Since it opened in April 1990, Wakefield Hospice has supported thousands of people with life-limiting illnesses through its inpatient ward, day therapy unit and bereavement support service. The hospice’s team of doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, complementary therapists, occupational health therapist and social worker looks after the physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs of patients and their loved ones.