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We are here to teach young people with learning disabilities skills for work and life by practicing horticulture and connecting with nature. We are based on an apple farm in Kent. Volunteers, Buddy our therapy dog, our rehomed donkeys and chickens all help make The Patch a happy, welcoming and supportive workplace

We are a vibrant, growing Anglican church located in north east London. We have both traditional and contemporary services and welcome families and people of all ages with the addition of community-focused activities.

Founded in 2020, The Pearl Exchange is an award-winning charity which offers 18 – 35 year olds a chance to connect, create and discover while accessing support for their mental health and future decisions. We do this by delivering a programme of free practical creative, cultural and wellness focussed sessions which teach new and transferable skills.

We are a Boxing, Sport and Community Centre. The Pedro Club offers all children and young adults within the borough a safe haven where they can enjoy sport and progress amongst their peers.

The Peel is a charity that’s been building a connected community in Clerkenwell since 1898. We run activities for adults, activities for children and young people and mental health awareness projects. We also work with residents and businesses in Clerkenwell to help them run projects. If you have an idea for a project you would like to get started, we may be able to help you.

The People’s Kitchen is a safe haven for our Friends; the vulnerable people of Newcastle.

We exist to make recovery achievable and sustainable for people experiencing homelessness and addiction. Life in active addiction is complicated, not just for the person, but for their friends, family and wider community.

Formed in 2021, the Ranger Regiment is a land special operations regiment operating and fighting by all means alongside partners world-wide. The Peregrine Fund was officially launched by HM The Queen on 03 Sep 2025. The highest possible percentage of funds raised go towards those the fund serves – serving Rangers.

We are a global foundation funded and incubated by Permira. We envision a society in which everyone has the chance to realise their full potential. To advance this vision, we partner with non-profits focused on tackling social exclusion and disadvantage in communities around the world.

The centre is a self-funding registered charity. It was established by a group of cancer patients, who recognised the need to somewhere to go, to relax and talk with others in a similar situation. The also realised that families, friends and carers needed a place to find information and talk freely, without burdening the patient or each other.

The Pillar Space operates as a youth mental health project managed by The Pillar, which functions under the umbrella of local parish church structures (such as St. Win's Church in Totton).

The Pink Ribbon Foundation is a grant making trust with a mission to fund projects and provide financial support to UK charities which relieve the needs of people who are suffering from, have been affected by breast cancer, or who work to advance the understanding of breast cancer and its early detection and treatment.

We’re The Pituitary Foundation. We’re a dedicated team offering practical, emotional and peer support to everyone living with or impacted by a pituitary condition, to feel empowered and live with a greater sense of wellbeing.

The Pony Club is an international voluntary youth charity for young people, up to the age of 25, interested in horses, ponies, and riding.

The Pony Farm Bus aims to enhance people’s understanding of where their food comes from, promoting food literacy and healthier choices. It hopes to empower and inspire through learning opportunities such as cooking classes, workshops, demonstrations and informational resources.

The Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice provides person-centred and family focused care and support to 1200 new patients and families living with a life-limiting or terminal illness every year. Our new home in Bellahouston Park, Glasgow is a 21st-century hospice that provides state-of-the-art palliative care services that gives us the flexibility to develop and improve these services.

The Prince of Wales Hospice has been providing care to people with a life-limiting illness since 1989. Our services are available to any adult from the Five Towns area of the Wakefield District.

Founded in 1979 with a mission to transform lives and build sustainable communities. We award grants to UK registered non-profit organisations to deliver projects in the UK, Commonwealth and Overseas.

The Principle Trust Children’s Charity help children from Yorkshire who are underprivileged, disadvantaged, disabled, have life-limiting conditions, or who have experienced poverty, trauma, or abuse. We enable them to escape their troubles with their families & create valuable, happy memories that last a lifetime. We do this by providing families with a free weeklong respite holidays.

The Professional Golfers Association (PGA) Benevolent Fund - now operating as PGA Care - has a mission to provide confidential, compassionate, and practical support to PGA members and their families facing hardship, distress, or illness. The charity aims to relieve financial difficulties through grants and offer comprehensive wellbeing services.