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The National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society (NRAS) is the only patient-led organisation in the UK specialising in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA). Due to its targeted focus on RA and JIA, NRAS provides truly expert and wide-ranging services to support, educate and campaign for people living with these complex autoimmune conditions and their families.

We look after the places you love, from houses, buildings and gardens to coast and countryside.

We help make real the belief that change is possible for people in recovery from addiction and women in touch with or on the edge of the criminal justice system

The Newman Holiday Trust is a voluntary organisation which provides summer holidays for children with special needs. The Trust provides holidays for over 120 disabled children aged 5-16 each year, but we rely on people's generosity to help us continue our vital work.

The New Normal provides space for adults who are struggling with life’s difficult moments, particularly bereavement, to discuss these issues through non-judgemental peer group support.

The Nicky Alliance Centre is housed in a purpose built two storey building, adapted to the needs of disabled people. Over two hundred members, who live independently, attend the Centre several times a week.

Exclusively fundraising for the Noah's Ark Children's Hospital for Wales, which supports 73,000 babies and children every year.

To facilitate the design and construction of a memorial in Normandy, France in tribute to the members of the British armed services and those who served directly with them who died during in the Normandy Campaign of 1944.

We provide events for wounded serving personnel and disabled veterans, which improve physical and mental health, address isolation and loneliness, and promote a sense of community and balance. This enables beneficiaries to live a normal, if not better life.

The charitable arm of Nottingham Forest Football Club, the Trust plays a strategic role across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire supporting people and organisations to the best of our ability through strong Private, Public and Third sector partnerships.

The OddBalls Foundation was founded in December 2015 to raise awareness of Testicular Cancer. Through the Foundation we hope to make a difference to male health around the world.

We do what we do to enable anyone to experience, make and benefit from theatre. The Old Vic is for anyone, and always will be. For generations to come.

The Olive Branch is the brainchild of Alan Mulholland. Founded in November 2017 by Alan Mulholland & Leoné Paul. Alan wanted to give anybody suffering with their mental health free of charge mental health counselling with a more casual over clinical touch. No appointments necessary and you do not have to be referred by a doctor.

We support the Oliver Fisher Neonatal Unit at Medway Maritime Hospital. Giving all babies the best possible start in life.

We are here to help. Receiving a diagnosis of cancer is a difficult, stressful and emotional time for both the patient and those around them. We provide a range of services to support you from the point of diagnosis, through your treatment and beyond; in fact for as long as you need us. You are not on your own, we can help.

The OLLIE Foundation is a suicide prevention and well-being charity on an important mission. We provide accessible in-person and online training, events, initiatives and resources to reduce the number of people who feel like suicide is their only option. We want to give you the confidence to support someone to stay safe for now because… One Life Lost is Enough.

We’re a group who want to improve the lives of young people in East London through offering our skills, experience and time. Our vision is to create an equal Hackney, where everyone is included and no-one is left behind. We believe that by bringing people together to improve their fitness, we can use the power of this collective energy to widen the possibilities for young people in Hackney.

We help young people to defy limitations through learning and adventures in the wild.

The Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary admits & rehomes around 500 animals every year. Since opening in 1967, we have proudly managed to help over 27,500 animals find their forever home. At any one time, we have up to 30 dogs, 60 cats and kittens and 15-20 rabbits. We also care for three goats, who are our permanent guests. We often look after 70-100 animals a day.

At The Pack Project, our hearts belong to rescuing Romanian dogs and cats. We work tirelessly to find loving forever homes in the UK for these abandoned animals, while also tackling the root of the problem in Romania through neutering and education programmes.