You can jump on your own or as part of an organised group from your office, school,
college, or club. If you want to jump on your own or with maybe only a couple of
people that is ok. Just send Danni your £40 commitment fees to her office
address and she will do the rest! If you find 10 friends or colleagues to jump we
will give you a Moonjumper Fleece- you don't even have to jump yourself! Just fill
in our group of 10 sheet with their name and addresses, get their £40 commitment
fees and send it to Danni at our office address. She will do the rest! Parachuting
is one of the most exciting, exhilarating, adrenaline rushing, friendship forming,
achievement deriving sport in which to be involved-so why don't you go for it!
You can fundraise for any charity or fund of your choice. Just call one of our customer
service team to discuss further. Click here to request a
sponsor form.
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Every week in Northern Ireland two children are diagnosed with cancer. The Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children’s mission is to provide immediate practical, financial and emotional support to children living with cancer and their families at a time of enormous stress. Through our Youth and Family programmes we have seen many lives changed for the better.
The goal of The Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children is to continue to make a positive contribution to the lives of young people diagnosed with cancer and their families. We receive no regular government funding so it is only with the help of donations from supporters such as you we will continue to see improvements in our facilities and it will enhance our ability to provide vital support within the local community. Please take a leap for NICFC and help us help children smile again.
For more information please visit www.nicfc.com
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53,627
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£53,627.30 |
TinyLife – Northern Ireland’s premature and vulnerable baby charity, dedicated to reducing premature birth, illness, disability and death in babies born here.
Formerly known as NIMBA (northern Ireland Mother and Baby Action), TinyLife is committed to funding medical research into the causes of premature birth, stillbirth and miscarraiage and providing information to professionals and parents-to-be to ensure that every pregnancy has the best chance of a healthly outcome and a healthy baby. TinyLife also offers practical and emotional support to ensure that parents of premature and ill babies get all the help they need. For further information visit our websire http://www.tinylife.org.uk/ or telephone 02890 815050
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5,039
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£5,039.00 |
Foyle Hospice provides ongoing palliative care services for patients with cancer and other life limiting illnesses while supporting their families and loved ones….
We would like to thank everyone in our community who has supported the work of Foyle Hospice over many years – your generosity has been invaluable.
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41,899
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£41,899.50 |
We fund research to prevent meningitis and septicaemia, and to improve survival rates and outcomes. Meningitis Research Foundation fights death and disability for meningitis and septicaemia and supports people affected by the diseases. We have been helping local people of northern ireland for over 15 years.
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39,147
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£39,147.80 |
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Disability Action is the only Northern Ireland wide pan disability organisation. We provide help and support to people with physical, mental, sensory, hidden and learning disabilities.
Our mission is “to ensure that people with disabilities attain their full rights as citizens by supporting inclusion, influencing government policy and changing attitudes in partnership with disabled people”.
Through a programme of community based services including information & advice, training support for young people with disabilities, employment support, a mobility centre which provides driving lessons and assessments for people with disabilities learning to drive, and a transport service, we provide help and support to over 45,000 people in Northern Ireland every year.
More than one in five (300,000) people in Northern Ireland has a disability and over one quarter of all families here are directly affected by disability issues.
Our network of services is provided via out headquarters in Belfast and in three regional offices in Carrickfergus, Derry and Dungannon.
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3,858
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£3,858.00 |
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Granting magical wishes to children and young people fighting life-threatening illnesses.
our wishes are truly magical. Whether a wish to be a princess for the day, own the latest computer equipment, meet a favourite celebrity, or enjoy some special time away from home with their family, a wish come true brings so much to a child's life and provides memories that last a lifetime. www.make-a-wish.org.uk
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3,140
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£3,140.00 |
Children in Crossfire works in 12 of the poorest countries of the world fighting against poverty. We work in Africa, Asia and Latin America giving children the chance to choose. The charity aims to ensure that children are not denied their basic human rights such as food, fresh drinking water, a secure home and an education. Every day almost 16,000 children die from hunger-related causes. That's 1 child every 5 seconds. To find out more about our charity, log on to our website www.childrenincrossfire.org ,contact the office on 71 269898 or e-mail events@childrenincrossfire.org
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£3,130.00 |
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A selection of different charities and funds which people have donated money to.
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285,951
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£285,951.00 |
The Fostering Network is the voice of foster care. It aims to make a positive difference for the 1400 children and young people living in foster homes in Northern Ireland by working with foster carers and fostering services.
Children come into foster care for all sorts of reasons and it can be for a short or long period. Looking after someone else’s child can be an extremely challenging task particularly if those children are struggling to make sense of what has happened to them and their move into the foster home. www.fostering.net christina.donnelly@fostering.net
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2,650
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£2,650.00 |
Care for Cancer is a charity based in Omagh that provides information, advice and practical support to individuals and families who have been touched by cancer. Care for Cancer helps people living with cancer, their family, friends and carers, find their way through the maze of cancer information and support in mid and West Tyrone.
If you suffer from cancer or know someone who does and would like some practical help or advice, please get in touch. Call Dubheasa on 02882246599 or email care4cancer@btconnect.com
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2,381
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£2,381.01 |
The Ulster Cancer Foundation (UCF) is a Northern Ireland charity dedicated to helping patients and their families cope with cancer.
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18,768
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£18,768.40 |
Fundraising for NICHS
NI Chest Heart & Stroke (NICHS) works to improve the quality of life of the people of Northern Ireland by preventing and alleviating chest, heart and stroke illnesses. NICHS has been fundraising across Northern Ireland for more than 60 years. All the money we raise is spent locally for the benefit of local people, and as such we need all the support you can provide.
NICHS relies on the generosity of local people and the tireless efforts of our fundraising support groups to ensure our vital services and research programme continue.
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175
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£175.00 |
Northern Ireland Hospice Care provides a special way of caring for adults and children with life threatening and life limiting illnesses.
A range of medical, social, spiritual and emotional care services (both in hospice and at home) are tailored to the needs of each patient and provided to ensure the best quality of life for the patient and their family.
At Northern Ireland Hospice Care, the patient and the family are seen as a unit of care, with support for the family continuing into bereavement. Our services are provided free of charge to all patients and with only limited government funding we rely heavily on public support to keep our services open.
Please help us to provide our special care by taking on the challenge of free fall fundraising!
For further information please go to:
www.nihospicecare.com
Contact fundraising on 028 9078 1836
or email fundraising@nihospicecare.com
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14,262
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£14,262.10 |
CLIC Sargent formerly known as Sargent Cancer Care for Children has been in the Province since 1976. The charity was initially established in memory of Sir Malcolm Sargent the famous conductor. In January 2005 Sargent Cancer Care for Children and CLIC (cancer, leukaemia in childhood) merged to become CLIC Sargent.
Here in Northern Ireland each week, two children or young people are diagnosed with cancer or leukaemia. When a child is diagnosed with cancer, their life changes dramatically and so does the lives of those around them. People are affected in many different ways - socially, emotionally and psychologically. CLIC Sargent Northern Ireland are there from the day of diagnosis, through treatment and beyond. We offer all round care and support province wide. That’s because we’re there… caring every step of the way: We do this through our Youth Programme, Play Specialist Programme, home from home accommodation and support from Care Professionals at the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children and Belfast City Hospitals.
For more information please visit www.clicsargent.org.uk
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£12,238.00 |
"It’s about the blokes, our men and women of the Armed Forces. It’s about Derek, a rugby player who has lost both his legs, it’s about Carl whose jaw is wired up so he has been drinking through a straw. It’s about Richard who was handed a mobile phone as he lay on the stretcher so he could say goodbye to his wife. It’s about Ben, it’s about Steven and Andy and Mark, it’s about them all. They are just blokes but they are our blokes; they are our heroes. We want to help our heroes." http://www.helpforheroes.co.uk/
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£11,943.00 |
Every year in Northern Ireland approximately 9000 people are diagnosed with cancer and the Cancer Centre at the Belfast City Hospital will play a major role in their treatment and after care. Friends of the Cancer Centre is a local charity based in the heart of the Cancer Centre. With the support of the local community ’Friends’ fund:
- Research into the causes, treatment and prevention of cancer
- The purchase of medical equipment in support of clinical trials
- Projects that enhance the environment in which our patients receive their treatment and care at the Cancer Centre.
For further information visit our website http://www.friendsofthecancercentre.com/ or contact us on 02890699393
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£1,103.00 |
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The Royal British Legion's mission is to safeguard the welfare, interests and memory of those who are serving or have served in the Armed Forces. We are the custodians of remembrance and the minute silence. The Poppy Appeal which raises in excess of 30 million each year, is used to support the many and varied welfare needs of our Armed Forces and their immediate families. In this current climate of uncertainty we are busier now than we have every been, and we need every penny to support and help families here in Northern Ireland. For more information on what we do visit us at http://www.britishlegion.org.uk/
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Christian Aid Ireland is the official aid and development agency of the Irish Council of Churches, the Church of Ireland, the Presbyterian Church of Ireland, the Non-Subscribing Presbyterian Church in Ireland, the Methodist Church in Ireland, the Moravian Church, the Religious Society of Friends and the Salvation Army. We work with over 700 local partners in over 50 countries, regardless of race or religion. Our main purpose is to expose the scandal of poverty, to speak out and change the structures that keep people poor, and to challenge inequality and injustice. Our work is focused where the need is greatest, helping people to tackle the problems they face and build the life they deserve. We believe in life before death. http://www.christianaid.ie/
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"Mencap in Northern Ireland supports local people with a learning disability and their families and carers. We campaign for greater and equal rights of people with learning disability. We provide direct services across Northern Ireland in education, housing, employment, leisure and advice for people with learning disability, their families and carers."
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12,237
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£12,237.36 |
The Newry and Armagh Branch took part in a parachute jump last September and a total of over £5000 was raised to help local people affected by Multiple Sclerosis. MS can be a very debilitating condition which often affects people in the prime of their life, so, if you would like to have lots of fun and help us to continue to provide information, advice, support and services to people with Multiple Sclerosis contact us at Ballybot House, 28 Cornmarket, Newry, Co Down. Tel: 028 30835657, Email: info@newryms.com and website: www.newryms.com. We look forward to hearing from you!
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£4,714.00 |
The Children’s Law Centre is a registered charity that acts as a voice for children and young people in Northern Ireland. We strive to use our knowledge, skills and professional expertise in the law to promote, protect and realise children’s rights to ensure that all children within Northern Ireland are provided with the appropriate opportunities and resources to build their lives free from discrimination and disadvantage.
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Established in 2002, Depaul Ireland is a fresh, dynamic cross boarder charity working in Dublin, Belfast and Dungannon. Depaul offers homeless and disadvantaged people the opportunity to fulfil their potential and move forward towards an independent, positive future.
At Depaul a commitment to working with the most marginalised is central to what we do and are therefore committed to working with those within the homeless population that others struggle to work with – street drinkers, women leaving prison, families who others have given up on, those with behavioural, self-harm and addiction problems.
We provide services which are innovative and the first of their kind. The main focus of our work is to provide both crisis and longer term accommodation and support for homeless people with acute needs.
For more information please contact Julia Delbart on 02890202245 or email: Julia.delbart@depaulireland.org
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Diabetes UK Northern Ireland is the leading charity in the UK providing information and support to the 66,000 people living with diabetes in Northern Ireland. There is a further estimated 12,500 people living with diabetes but are still undiagnosed. It is vital that we reach these people as the condition can lead to serious complications such as stroke, heart disease, blindness, limb amputation and depression.
Diabetes is a serious condition where the amount of glucose in your blood is too high because the pancreas does not produce any insulin, or not enough, to help glucose enter your body’s cells – or the insulin that is produced does not work properly (known as insulin resistance).
Diabetes UK receives no government funding and is entirely dependent on voluntary donations. So why not get your adrenaline pumping and raise vital funds for Diabetes UK Northern Ireland at the same time and help improve the lives of people living with diabetes.
For further information please visit our website www.diabetes.org.uk or contact the office on 028 9066 6646.
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The Total Respect Foundation was set up in 2009 as a non profit cross community charity. Our primary focus is on educating and reinforcing respect issues in schools and the wider community through workshops and fitness days. Our intention is to form links between schools, businesses, communities and sports clubs, to provide a greater awareness of the role each of these 4 modules play and has the potential to play in supporting community initiatives and projects that will enhance the quality of life and environmental surroundings for people in those respective areas. TRF’s vision is that we will be the foremost community based charitable organisation in the UK and Ireland within 3 years.
For more details on TRF please contact Vince Curry Mob: 07540 124427 or Email vince@totalrespectfoundation.com
Or Visit: www.totalrespectfoundation.com
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536,262 miles
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£536,264.47
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