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nocardsthanks.com works with charities to provide them with an extra source of income with no cost to themselves. Details of all of the charities that can currently be donated to can be found here.

Anyone with a registered charity number can benefit from working with nocardsthanks.com. If you are involved with a charity not featured here, why not get in touch.

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nocardsthanks.com Charities

The following charities are currently supported by nocardsthanks.com.

BLISS
One in eight babies is born premature or sick - that's 80,000 babies every year. Around 17,000 of these babies need intensive care and the figure is rising. BLISS was established 27 years ago, and is the only national organisation dedicated to working for special care babies and their families. Since then over £22 million has been raised towards our work helping babies born too soon, too small or too sick to cope on their own.
Website: www.bliss.org.uk

Trees for Cities
Trees for Cities transforms bleak urban landscapes into attractive green space through tree planting and greening projects. By working closely with local communities in the UK and overseas we create beautiful healthy spaces for the whole community to enjoy now and for the future.

Eve Appeal
Each month nocardsthanks.com is highlighting a charity and it's causes. We will give this charity 10% of our profits for this month to help in achieving its aims. Every year over 7,000 women across the UK are diagnosed with ovarian cancer. 5,000 of them will die. But there is real hope for the future. The Eve Appeal was set up to save women's lives by funding groundbreaking research into gynaecological cancers. Our current and most urgent aim is to find techniques that will halve the death rates from ovarian cancer within 10 years. It's an ambitious target, but with your help, we have a real chance of achieving it.

Cancer Research Wales
Cancer Research Wales guarantee all money raised is spent in Wales funding pioneering research carried out by internationally renowned scientists. Cancer Research Wales have launched a special 1million pounds appeal, to support prostate and breast cancer research and other pioneering cancer research projects in Wales. Plus we fund the only dedicated cancer library in Wales which is available to all health professionals including those from other charities.
Website: www.crw.org.uk

NAPAC
The National Association for People Abused in Childhood (NAPAC) provides a national freephone Support Line for all adults who have suffered any type of abuse during childhood. They are there to listen, support and search for local ongoing help where requested. No adult deserves to suffer for what happened to them during childhood and NAPAC exists to empower survivors to find healing.
Website: www.napac.org.uk

Tiny Tickers
Tiny Tickers is dedicated to improve the detection, care and treatment of congenital heart disease in babies, before they are born. In the UK, congenital heart disease affects about 5,000 babies and their families every year. Most of these babies are missed by antenatal screening, despite the many benefits of detection. We want to ensure that more babies are detected by screening and have a better start in life. There are many benefits in detecting congenital heart disease before birth these include better care for mums and babies during pregnancy, parents can be involved in decisions about their pregnancy, doctors can plan for safer delivery at the right time, in the right place life-threatening emergencies can be avoided, saving time and resources and avoiding new-born babies going home and becoming unexpectedly ill. All of this gives babies the chance for a better quality of life, right from the start.

Bobath Children's Therapy Centre Wales
Bobath Children’s Therapy Centre Wales provides specialist Bobath therapy to children throughout the Wales who have cerebral palsy. Cerebral palsy is the number one disability in children in the world. Bobath therapy consists of physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech and language therapy. Although the brain damage that occurs is permanent and there is no cure available, Bobath therapy makes a real and positive difference to the life of every child who has cerebral palsy. At Bobath Children’s Therapy Centre Wales we focus on the ability and not the disability.

The C-Change Trust
The c-change trust is a U.K charity helping businesses to acknowledge their carbon emissions through charitable donation. We guarantee that 75% of all donations will go towards funding projects that reduce emissions, educate the young on climate change and create native broadleaf woodlands Right here in the U.K

WheelPower
Around 1,200 men, women and children become paralysed due to an accident or illness every year. WheelPower helps them overcome their personal trauma and find new hope and inspiration through using sport. Sport can make an amazing difference to the life of a person with a spinal injury. It can aid rehabilitation, motivate and increase confidence and often decreases the need for long term medical treatment dues to healthier and more active lifestyle. Each year WheelPower organise events and training activities which benefit thousands of disabled children and adults at Stoke Mandeville Stadium.

Sue Ryder Care
Sue Ryder Care is dedicated to helping people get the best from life. We specialise in palliative care, neurological care and homecare. We provide expertise where people need it, maximising and supporting their choices and independence. In the UK there are thousands of people living with life-limiting conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis, cancer, Huntington’s Disease, stroke or severe brain injuries. They may have years of life ahead, and yet they’re in desperate need of expert, thoughtful, generous care. They and their families turn to us, one of the few UK charities able to help put back what their conditions take away. We’re here to make sure someone who’s seriously ill gets the very best care possible – because we passionately believe that someone whose illness isn’t going to get better still deserves to enjoy the best quality of life.

BTCV
BTCV, the UK’s leading environmental volunteering organisation, inspires people to improve the environment, their own well-being and the places where they live, work and relax. BTCV works with people and communities to take practical action to protect and improve the environment – their street, neighbourhood, locality or region. We develop practical solutions to improve biodiversity, and at the same time encourage people to understand why their project is important in the global context. By supporting us, you will help us to provide special places for everyone to enjoy. BTCV’s environmental volunteer force is making a lasting difference near to you and by helping people to connect to the natural world around them. BTCV encourages people to help to make that difference, to love their planet and to learn how to safeguard it.
Website: www.btcv.org

Ysgol Gymraeg Melin Gruffydd CRA/PTA
Datganiad o fwriad - Vision Statement " Ein nod yw sicrhau fod yr holl blant, beth bynnag eu gallu, yn cyrraedd eu llawn potensial mewn awyrgylch hapus a diogel " Prifathro - Mr.Illtud James - Headteacher " Our aim is to ensure that all of our pupils fulfil their potential in a happy, caring environment "

MS Society Cymru/Wales
The MS Society is the UK’s largest charity dedicated to supporting everyone whose life is touched by MS. Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is the most common disabling neurological disorder among young adults and it affects around 85,000 people in the UK. We provide respite care, a freephone MS helpline, an information packed website and we invest in innovative research with the hope of finding more effective treatments for MS and ultimately, the cure.

St David's Hospice
St David's Hospice cares for adults living with cancer and other terminal illnesses. It serves the population of North West Wales and aims to provide a safe haven for patients and their families.

North London Hospice
North London Hospice cares for those living with motor neurone disease and other terminal illnesses. We cover the boroughs of Barnet, Enfield and Haringey. Our multi faith hospice offers a variety of specialist services through a multi-professional team, including doctors, nurses, social workers, counsellors, physiotherapists, chaplains and more than 300 volunteers who assist in every area of the Hospice work. Our services are provided free 24 hours a day, 7 days a week-in order that we can always be there when needed.

Bullying UK
Bullying UK is a charity providing practical information and advice to help parents and pupils deal with school bullying and also provides resources to schools. Last year more than 500,000 people visited our website and we provided personal advice by email to more than 8,500 families. The money raised from the nocardsthanks project helps to fund our vital service.

Tenovus
Tenovus is Wales’ No. 1 cancer charity. As well as specialising in funding quality cancer research, patient care, and information and prevention programmes, Tenovus funded scientists have been at the forefront in the development of anti-cancer drugs such as Tamoxifen and Zoladex. They are acknowledged to be amongst the world’s leading experts in the search for new treatments for cancer. Equally important the Charity provides for patient care and support. We train our own nurses to the highest specialist level available. The Freephone Cancer Helpline 0808 808 1010 is a unique service as it is staffed with, oncology nurses who vary their clinical work with Helpline duties, so callers hear the latest knowledge and practice from frontline staff it. This free service provides people with quality information about all aspects of cancer from prevention to diagnosis and treatment. Registered charity no. 1054015
Website: www.tenovus.com/

George Thomas Hospice Care
George Thomas Hospice Care provides specialist home based palliative care across Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan. Last year our team of nurses and support workers made over 4,000 visits dealing with our hundreds of patients and their families. Our team of nurses are supported by social worker, occupational therapists, welfare rights officer and a bereavement service. Our care and support is provided free of charge and we are committed to improve quality of life and dignity of our patients. We also provide a comprehensive day care at our new centre, Tŷ George Thomas.

Endometriosis UK
2 million women in the UK live with endometriosis, a debilitating condition that can wreck relationships, destroy careers, contribute to infertility and currently takes a shocking average of 8 years to diagnose. Endometriosis UK is the only UK charity that operates volunteer run regional groups and a free helpline for those affected by the condition. They also provide information and campaign for increased awareness. Their goal is to reduce feelings of isolation and increase understanding of endometriosis so that women feel better equipped to deal with their condition. Helpline: 0808 808 2227

St John Cymru Wales
St John Cymru Wales is the country’s leading First Aid charity. Our volunteers are experts at saving lives and Joy Young, mother and grandmother, is no exception: “I have saved the lives of complete strangers, and the life of a close friend. I have seen some horrific accidents, which although are deeply distressing, make me realise just how vitally important the work that we do at St John Wales is.” From a cut to a cardiac arrest our highly-trained volunteers are there when you need us most providing fast, effective First Aid to the communities of Wales. We also support the emergency services during times of crisis when people are most vulnerable. St John Wales receives no core government funding. We rely on donations and commercial activities to equip our volunteers with vital vehicles and medical supplies, to care for you and your loved ones in Wales. Please help save lives and support St John Wales.

Valleys Kids
Valleys Kids is a charity based in South Wales with a 30-year track record of working with disadvantaged children and families to develop successful community development initiatives Our work is about changing lives for the better. These Valleys now rank some of the most deprived areas of Europe. Valleys Kids works alongside local people to improve the lives of children and families in these communities. Helping people to help themselves. We need your help to change lives.

Trees for Life
Trees for Life is the only organisation specifically dedicated to restoring the Caledonian Forest to a target area of 600 sq miles in the Scottish Highlands. We work in partnership with the Forestry Commission, RSPB and private landowners, and own and manage the 10,000 acre Dundreggan Estate. Each year we run over 45 Conservation Work Weeks. Hundreds of volunteers join us annually in planting over 100,000 trees in protected areas, and carry out other restoration work such as seed collection and propagation of young trees and rare woodland plants. We have planted over 750,000 trees since 1989.

Queen's Nursing Institute
The Queen’s Nursing Institute (QNI) is the charity dedicated to improving patient care by supporting community nurses. We do this by investing in innovative community nurse-led projects and providing support to community nurses in need, involving community nurses in shaping the policies that affect them, and inspiring community nurses to reach their full potential for the benefit of the community. Our remit includes all nurses and midwives who work in the community in any field or speciality, across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The QNI has limited resources with which to support more than 100,000 community nurses and their teams. We receive no statutory funding, and rely on the generosity of donors.
Website: www.qni.org.uk

Derbyshire Community Foundation
Derbyshire Community Foundation provides grant funding to voluntary and community groups across Derbyshire to help to tackle disadvantage and to improve the quality of life for people in our county. We support everything from older people's social clubs, parent and toddler clubs, allotment projects, arts festivals and counselling support groups.

Attend
Attend has a long history in health and social care. Since 1949, thousands of our members have volunteered their time in hospitals and local communities. Some visit patients while others assist with administration, help run shops and cafes or manage special projects. For many, these volunteers represent the human face of health and social care.

Help Emma Walk
Emma was born with Cerebral Palsy as a result of a complication with a twin pregnancy. Put simply, Cerebral Palsy is caused by damage to one or more specific areas of the brain, usually occurring during fetal development. There is a surgery in the USA called Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy (SDR) that is not offered in the United Kingdom, where we currently live. SDR is spinal surgery performed by a neurosurgeon that, in essence, terminates the incorrect feedback coming from the brain to the muscles, and could afford Emma a better chance at more comfortable walking, and even provide the opportunity for her to walk on crutches instead of a walker. Our mission is to raise the £30,000 GBP necessary to send Emma to the USA this August for a surgery that could change the entire quality of her life. Please, can you Help Emma Walk? Thank you for your generosity!

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