Queen’s College was established in 1843, founded on the principle of providing an education for children from all backgrounds ‘without any distinction whatsoever’. Today we are still proudly committed to fulfilling this objective of delivering an exceptional education for children from all backgrounds, and the Queen’s College Taunton Foundation is on a mission to raise funds to grow our bursary programme. We need your help to offer life-changing bursaries to talented children who couldn’t otherwise consider attending Queen’s. These significant bursaries would cover not just school fees but also essentials like uniforms, lunches and trips. Together we can open the door to a Queen’s education for more brilliant young people.

The Brick delivers effective solutions to address poverty and homelessness across the Wigan and Leigh Borough, providing supported and emergency accommodation services, street outreach services, wrap around person-led support, a food community and affordable furniture and essential household items to make a house a home. At The Brick we believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to reach their potential. We are experts in working with people experiencing the most challenging of circumstances, providing holistic support to help people to go on to lead happy, fulfilling lives. We work across five – often interconnected – areas to address the most common causes of social exclusion and long-term deprivation: Housing and Homelessness, Personal Development, Food and Health, Financial Resilience and Employment and Training.

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution is a registered charity that saves lives at sea. It provides a 24-hour lifeboat search and rescue service to 100 nautical miles out from the coast of the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom. The RNLI, which provides nine out of ten sea rescue launches, continues to rely on voluntary contributions and legacies for its income. The RNLI in Ireland has 43 lifeboat stations operating 55 lifeboats in order to provide a ring of safety around the Irish coastline. This fleet enables the lifeboat service to reach at least 90% of all casualties that are within 10 nautical miles of lifeboat stations within 30 minutes of launch, in all weathers. Last year Irish Lifeboats launched 976 times and rescued over 1,000 people.

Stem cell and bone marrow transplants are now regularly used as a potentially curative treatment for patients with blood cancer, such as lymphoma, myeloma and leukaemia. Yet 4 in 5 patients from black, Asian, mixed-heritage or other minority ethnic groups are unable to find a donor match. Race Against Blood Cancer works to increase the number of people from minority groups – whether defined by race, ethnicity or gender – which are vastly underrepresented on the donor registry as stem cell or bone marrow donors. The formula is simple: Donors save lives.

Our mission is to enhance the wellbeing of people from the horseracing and thoroughbred breeding community, by providing enabling and proactive support throughout and after their working lives. Our vision is that everyone from the horseracing and breeding industry and community feels supported and has the opportunity to thrive.

We’re here to give friendship, help and support. Welfare is at the absolute heart of the Royal Air Forces Association. Our reason for existing is as a member-led welfare charity. By association, everyone in the organisation from fundraiser to member to welfare officer or case Worker is a part of the welfare chain. The real help that we give to real people – is the core of the welfare work that the RAF Association so successfully delivers is making a real difference to the lives of those in the RAF family who find themselves in times of need.

The RAF Benevolent Fund is the RAF's leading welfare charity supporting all members of the RAF Family. Take on a challenge for the RAF Benevolent to help us reach even more members of the RAF Family.

Railway Children support street children worldwide. Our focus is early intervention as the first few days on the street are the most vulnerable time for a child, where they can be subjected to exploitation, abuse and corruption, and where possible we seek to reunite them with their families.

Rainbow Mind is an LGBTQIA+ specific mental health service delivered in partnership by Mind in the City, Hackney and Waltham Forest, and Mind in Salford. Evidence shows that people who identify as LGBTQIA+ report a lower quality of life than the general population in the UK. Rainbow Mind exists to address this inequality and support LGBTQIA+ people by delivering services centered around compassion and nurturing a relationship with ourselves, in safe and affirming spaces by LGBTQIA+ people, for LGBTQIA+ people.

Rainbow Trust provides emotional and practical support for families who have a child with a life threatening or terminal illness. Our Family Support Workers offer tailored support to every member of the family for as long as they need it. Our service is almost entirely reliant on voluntary donations, which means we're currently only able to help a third of the families in England who could benefit from our support. With the help of fundraising activities like challenges we'll be able to support more families going through unimaginable circumstances.

We support every baby, child and young person to fulfil their potential, and help families make the most of every precious moment, while capturing memories and keepsakes to treasure. We’re here for the whole family, offering comfort and compassion during tough times, providing the highest level of professional care until the end, and support after. Simply put, we’re here to brighten short lives, and support families, wherever they are.

Raleigh International runs meaningful sustainability projects which are designed to create a positive impact in the communities and areas in which they take place, and also increase the leadership, teamwork and employability skills of our volunteers. Volunteers are trained and supported throughout the programmes which can include community, environmental and adventure projects. Raleigh's vision is to create a global community of inspired young people committed to working together regardless of age, social background, culture and nationality, to build and maintain strong and sustainable communities across the globe.

RAMH is a mental health charity based in Paisley that promotes recovery from mental ill health, and empowers people to build independent, fulfilled lives.

Rape Crisis England & Wales is a national charity and the umbrella body for our network of independent member Rape Crisis Centres.

Rape Crisis Scotland provides free and confidential support to survivors of sexual violence, & their friends and family members. We also support a network of local rape crisis centres, and campaign to raise awareness about the reality of sexual violence.

Rays of Sunshine Children’s Charity brightens the lives of seriously ill children and their families across the U.K. living under the darkest clouds imaginable. Their work creates a positive distraction, reduces isolation, improves self-esteem and creates precious memories and smiles. They do this by: 1) Granting magical wishes - whether a child wants to be a princess or fireman for the day, go to Disneyland in Paris, visit Santa in Lapland, own an iPad, meet a favourite celebrity or even a ‘real-life’ mermaid, Rays of Sunshine works hard to make that wish come true. 2) Hospital Activity Days – bringing sunshine to children on the wards of hospitals across the UK through entertainment and imaginative arts and crafts. 3) Hospital Ward Wishes – these benefit thousands of patients each year and have included decorating treatment rooms, funding sensory rooms and opening an indoor sensory garden.

Raystede aims to give animals a better life through rehoming, rehabilitation and sanctuary and educates people so that they treat animals with care and respect.

The main objectives of the Centre are to create a lasting friendship between Russia and Scotland, support educational and research programmes and to promote inclusion and diversity through community activities including language and the arts, to assist Russian speakers to integrate with their new communities in Scotland, to bring together Scottish and Russian cultures.

The RD&E Charity raises money to support the amazing and often lifesaving work that takes place across the Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust.

REACH is the leading charity providing support and information to parents and their children affected by upper limb difference across the UK and Ireland. We have a dedicated network of volunteer branch coordinators spread across 19 areas who arrange meet ups and events. Every penny that is donated to Reach goes to ensuring that each child with an upper limb difference is able to meet with others, develop life long friendships, develop a positive sense of self worth and live life without limits.

We are a Nottinghamshire charity supporting people with learning disabilities to live happier, healthier lives in their community. People with learning disabilities in our county face a higher than average risk of poor health, loneliness and social isolation. Our centres Reach Southwell, Reach Newark, Reach Mansfield, Flower Pod and Flower Pod Newark support people with learning disabilities to enjoy a better quality of life in their own community. We do this by offering courses, social activities, holidays and best practice projects to find new solutions to problems. We have begun to offer high quality accommodation options and are developing plans for the future.

We are a charity which helps educate orphan children and builds schools for needy children to help overcome poverty.

Red Rose Recovery is a service user led charity and Recovery Infrastructure Organisation, working with individuals from the recovery community. This includes people in recovery from addiction to alcohol and substance misuse, their families and others affected.

RedDuck has been established in memory of my son, Raffy. We campaign to inform and educate HHV6 red flags and differentiate between symptoms of HHV6 and GVHD, graft vs host disease, to update outdated protocols when testing for and monitoring this virus in those who are immunocompromised, the virus that claimed the life of my son. Our second purpose as a charity fundraises for children in palliative and end of life care to enable them to access alternative and holistic therapies, as well as sensory support. The NHS does not typically fund this and when my son was in palliative care, I had to source and access therapy for him myself. I saw first hand the effects of this alternative treatment and the peace and comfort it offered my son. We hope to make this an option for families to bring comfort to their children in these excruciatingly difficult times.

Redthread is youth work charity and it is our mission to empower young people to thrive as they navigate the challenging transition to adulthood by integrating trauma-informed youth work into the health sector.