Skydiving for Charity

	Magpas Picture the scene: it’s dark, it’s cold and you’re trapped in your car. Your injuries are so severe you need specialist medical care and you are quite possibly dying. Thankfully, you’re in the East of England, where Magpas is on call to provide its charity funded, enhanced Doctor and Paramedic teams, by helicopter or rapid response car. Many of the UK’s expert medics volunteer with Magpas to provide frontline medical care - free of charge. Our Helimedix team work together to save lives at the roadside. Magpas is also one of the leading providers for trauma care in the UK and has attended over 60,000 patients since we were founded in 1971. Magpas receives no Government or National Lottery funding and relies wholly on generous donations from you the public.
	Cavernoma Alliance UK Cavernoma is a cluster of abnormal blood vessels in the brain or spinal cord that affects a growing number of adults and children. Diagnosable only since the advent of the MRI scanner, symptomatic cavernoma can present with a number of neurological deficits including imbalance, slurred speech, double vision and tremor. The alarming thing is 1 in 600 of these brain/spinal cord lesions are asymptomatic, meaning that individuals may have the condition without it manifesting. As a result of scans for other conditions a cavernoma is revealed. Twenty percent of our membership are children
	Royal Marines Association The role of the Royal Marines Association (RMA) is to maintain and promote esprit de corps and comradeship amongst all Royal Marines and their families, past and present. The RMA is established in Branches all over the country and overseas to keep members in touch with one another. The RMA is an integral part of the “Corps Family”.
	Crazy Hats The Crazy Hats Breast Cancer Appeal (Registered Charity No. 1111286) is a local charity based in Northamptonshire raising funds to support projects to enhance breast cancer care in the county’s main hospitals. The charity will be celebrating its 10th anniversary later in 2011 having reached its first £1million back in 2010.Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Help 4 Heroes Help for Heroes has been very simple. We have told people of our desire to help the wounded and then asked those who wish to join us to get out there and do their bit... and thousands have Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Thorpe Hall Hospice was opened as a hospice by Sue Ryder in 1991, following restoration work by Peterborough City Council. The building was originally built between 1653 and 1656 by Oliver St John, who was Lord Chief Justice at the time. The Hall became a maternity hospital in WWII and was a key feature of the local community. The building is Grade 1 listed and the walled gardens are Grade 2 listed, reflecting their historic importance.
	Combat stress Combat Stress is the UK’s leading military charity specialising in the care of Veterans’ mental health. Founded in 1919, our aim is to ensure that Veterans receive the right mental health care, in the right place, at the right time. We provide specialist trauma-focussed treatment at three short-stay treatment centres, and practical and clinical support in the community and a 24-Hour Helpline.
	Direct Help and Advice Direct Help & Advice (DHA) is an independent Charity, established since 1995, to provide specialist advice, advocacy and representation to vulnerable people within Derby City, Derbyshire and its surrounding Counties. We assist families and individuals to resolve complex housing, debt and welfare benefit issues, as well as work in the prevention of homelessness. We also offer accessible training and skills development to a wide range of people from the local community, to help reduce unemployment, and promote social and financial inclusion. Many people do not qualify for Legal Aid and have no other access to justice, which is why we seek sponsorship to be able to continue with our work.
	Chelseas Angels Chelsea's Angels aim is to help children diagnosed with Neuroblastoma and other rare cancers. We will determine if the cancer is rare, based on the statistics of 100 children per year are diagnosed with Neuroblastoma. So if the cancer you child is diagnosed with is along this figure we hope to help. We would like to help in many ways, help towards a day trip or holiday; a gift or maybe you are thinking of re-desiging your childs bedroom or the garden and need help with that. We also recognise the financial strains on families where your child has been diagnosed with cancer. We want to help with costs of treatments, maybe homeopathic medicines, equipment needed at home or organic diet. We can also help with general financial difficulties, a gas bill or phone bill that needs paying.
	Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust (ACT) Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust (ACT) is the registered charity for Cambridge University Hospitals, which includes Addenbrooke’s Hospital and the Rosie Hospital. Registered charity number: 1048868. ACT raises additional funds to help make a difference for patients at the hospitals and help save lives. Charitable donations have bought extra high-tech equipment, paid for additional specialist staff, contributed to environmental enhancements and funded research to improve the understanding of conditions and find possible cures for patients in Cambridge and around the world. ACT manages the charitable funds in an effective way and aims to invest and disburse money successfully, ensuring that funds are used for the purposes for which they are raised.
	Leicestershire Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Local contact for the association. Support for families and individuals with Spina Bifida and or Hydrocephalus and associated conditions.
	Peterborough and Fenland MIND Peterborough & Fenland Mind is an independent local charity affiliated to national Mind. We have been committed to providing mental health services in the Peterborough & Fenland area for over 25 years. Our job is to promote good mental health, and to develop and run services and projects to help serve local people with mental health problems. We achieve this by providing advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem. We campaign to improve services, raise awareness and promote understanding. We won't give up until everyone experiencing a mental health problem gets both support and respect.
	Macys Memory In Macy’s Memory is in memory of Macy Mae Baker. Our aim is helping families with terminally ill children with funding sensory items, last wish holidays and memorial and funeral payments.
	Diabetes UK Diabetes UK is the leading charity working for people with diabetes, funding research and helping people live with the condition. Its mission is to improve the lives of people with diabetes and to work towards a future without diabetes
	Climb your Mountain Climb Your Mountain (CYM) is a health & wellbeing charity helping anyone to climb their own personal mountain they face through educational courses & workshops and physical activities, trips & challenges.
	Rutland Sailability We know that if you have a disability your life isn’t as free and easy as you would like it to be. Outdoor sporting options in particular seem pretty limited. At Rutland Sailability we can offer you an activity which brings some of the freedom your disability seems to have taken away We have been doing this for 15 years and now have well over 200 members. We are a registered Charity and in 2010, in recognition of the work carried out by our volunteers, we were awarded The Queens Award for Voluntary Service. We are also recognised as a Centre of Excellence and Foundation Site by the Royal Yachting Association (RYA). We operate from Rutland Sailing Club, on the southern shore of Rutland Water, under approved training and operating guidelines set by the RYA and the Sailing Club.
	St Clare Hospice St Clare Hospice is a charity providing specialist care for people living with a terminal or life limiting illness in West Essex and East Herts border. We care for patients and their families providing physical, psychological, social and spiritual support. We currently receive only 30% of our running costs from the NHS and the remainder we rely on support from voluntary donations.
	Epilepsy Action For thousands of years people didn’t understand what epilepsy was. They were scared of it and they treated anyone with epilepsy as an outcast. More knowledge and understanding in the first half of the 20th century meant that attitudes began to improve. But change was slow and life was still very hard for most people with epilepsy. At this time, pioneers like Joseph Tylor Fox argued that an organisation was needed to represent epilepsy and the interests of everyone who was affected by the condition. Less than one year after his death, the organisation that he had long called for finally came into being. In July 1950, the British Epilepsy Association (BEA) was launched with the purpose of changing public attitudes towards epilepsy and improving people’s lives.
	German Shepherd Rescue GSDR is an entirely voluntary organisation that rescues and rehomes German Shepherds across the country, we also offer help and advice on all aspects of owning a German Shepherd Dog
	Dig Deep Dig Deep is a UK registered charity committed to helping communities in Kenya improve their access to clean water, sanitation and renewable energy. Through working with a range of inspirational local partners, we help communities to drill wells, harvest rainwater and access renewable technologies so that they are empowered to overcome the challenges they face. We also work to provide training for communities in how to use and maintain this infrastructure. This is to ensure that local people have the freedom to be self-sufficient in maintaining projects for generations to come.
	Living With Reflux 'Living with Reflux' registered with the charities commission in England and Wales. We offer support and educational recourses to families who have infants, Children, and young adults who suffer with Gastro-oesphageal Reflux (GOR).
	The Sick Childrens Trust The Sick Children’s Trust was founded in 1982 by two paediatric specialists, Dr Jon Pritchard and Professor James Malpas, who believed that having parents on hand during hospital treatment benefited a child's recovery. We are the longest-serving charity providing ‘Home from Home’ accommodation in the UK. The Sick Children’s Trust currently has eight houses offering clean, comfortable accommodation where the whole family can stay close to their sick child’s bedside, just minutes away from the paediatric wards. We are constantly looking for opportunities to extend our geographical coverage, or to improve our existing facilities in light of changes in paediatric care provision.
	Tree Of Hope Our mission is to transform the lives of sick children and empower families. Tree of Hope offers hope to the families of sick and disabled children in the UK who need specialist medical surgery, treatment, therapy and equipment in order to free them from suffering, giving a better quality to their young lives. Tree of Hope is passionate about improving the health and lives of sick and disabled children resident in the United Kingdom by providing and assisting in the provision of grants to enable them to obtain medical surgery, treatment, therapies and equipment which would not otherwise be available to them. With the guidance and approval of the medical practitioners in our health care services, Tree of Hope will fund grants for medical treatment and therapy within the private sector of medicine in the UK. We will also fund surgery and treatment by medical specialists abroad, where the specific knowledge and facilities are available, in order to treat children as quickly as possible.
	CLIC Sargent CLIC Sargent is the UK’s leading cancer charity for children and young people, and their families. We provide clinical, practical, financial and emotional support to help them cope with cancer and get the most out of life. We are there from diagnosis onwards and aim to help the whole family deal with the impact of cancer and its treatment, life after treatment and, in some cases, bereavement. Raise just £300 and skydive for FREE.
	Three Hills Action Trust Three Hills Action Trust was set up in 2009 after a Safari holiday to Kenya where we met the villagers and children of an impoverished area called Nguu Tatu (meaning Three Hills). Since then we have striven to improve the health, education and welfare of the children. We have built a nursery school, piped clean water to the village and provided a daily food programme. We want to do so much more! We need to sustain what we have already achieved and to continue to help improve the villagers' lives. All monies raised go directly to the village. "ONE HILL AT A TIME".
	Lennox Childrens Cancer Fund The Lennox Children’s Cancer Fund provides respite holidays for children diagnosed with cancer. Raise a minimum of £400 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Aspire Spinal Cord Injury has a devastating effect on the 1,200 people who become paralysed each year. The individual affected will lose muscle and sensory control and the vast majority become full time wheelchair users for the rest of their lives. Historically, the majority of spinal cord injuries have been sustained by those aged 15 to 40, with men outnumbering women, although increasingly it is affecting older people too. Through its projects and programmes, Aspire offers practical support to the 40,000 people living with a spinal cord injury in the UK so that they can lead fulfilled and independent lives in their homes, with their families, in work places and in leisure time.
	The Mears Foundation The Mears Foundation exists to help improve the lives of vulnerable or disadvantaged people in the UK and abroad through practical help, support and intervention. We work with groups and individuals who share our values to improve their lives and life chances by providing them with the opportunities and skills to become stronger and more self reliant. Our aim is to empower and assist people so that they are able to develop their own skills and abilities to their maximum potential
	Soham For Kids A genuine start in life for children who have nothing The grinding poverty that dominates so many lives in India is especially shocking when it affects vulnerable children who have no means of helping themselves. Soham For Kids is a welcoming school that helps some of India’s most deprived children to benefit from a start in life that most of us take for granted. A holistic approach: we provide vital clothing, food and healthcare alongside education. Non-denominational: unlike many schools in India, we accept children of all faiths and none. Completely free: while some charitable schools India charge for places, we do not. Aiding the community: we provide classes and other facilities to help the families and guardians of our pupils.
	LIVES When someone in Lincolnshire needs urgent medical attention, you need to be sure of a rapid 999 emergency response. Getting to someone quickly can give those extra few minutes that are vital to the patient, and it could mean the difference between life and death. LIVES Medics & First Responders are all volunteers who give up their time to respond to emergencies in their communities all around Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire and North East Lincolnshire. So when you dial 999, not only will an ambulance be mobilised, but at the same time, the LIVES Medic or Responder on call in your area will also receive notification that you need their help. So please support LIVES, you never know when you might need us!
	KICK - Raise £400 and jump for free ! Raise £400 and you can jump for free ! Kick is a registered charity set up with the aim of “aspiring to improve life”. For children and young people across Cambridgeshire. Working with local schools and organizations, we deliver a range of tailored programmes, helping young people across Cambridgeshire with transition into adulthood, helping them to deal with issues and emotions and giving them the confidence to fulfill their potential. The Kick staff team is made up of a voluntary trustee board and a group of paid staff from a variety of backgrounds including teachers, County council employees, parents, business people, sports instructors, a youth minister and qualified youth workers. Within this diverse group of people remains a constant passion and the desire to “put young people’s needs first” in all we do.
	Arthur Rank Hospice Arthur Rank Hospice is dedicated to providing specialist palliative care and support to adult patients and their family, friends and carers. All care is provided free of charge, and is offered to people living throughout much of Cambridgeshire. The aim is to enable patients and those close to them to live as fully as possible, and make the most of the time that's left.Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Soham Swimming Pool Since 1990 the children of St. Andrews CE Primary School in Soham have been swimming in an open air wood/metal structure pool during the summer term, previously this pool had been in use at one of the towns old junior schools. In late 2009 / early 2010 the pool was subject to a formal safety inspection, during this inspection it became apparent that the pool was structurally unsafe and as a result was condemned. Further analysis of the safety inspection results showed that it was not financially viable to repair. The Association was formed over the summer of 2010 by parents of children whom attended St. Andrews CE Primary School, with the sole intention of raising funds to replace the existing pool with a roofed building allowing swimming to take place during the majority of the year. Once the building phase has been completed the Association will act as a maintenance and enhancement fund raising partner, it will also act as a swimming membership organisation for children and their families opening the pool to the wider community outside school hours and term times. We believe that due to the geographical nature of our rural location, with many rivers, reservoirs, ditches, dykes and streams that it is as important to help children learn to life save, as it is to learn to swim.
	Womb Transplant UK Our mission is to further research into Uterine Transplantation and to raise money for a clinical programme which would fully fund women wishing to undergo the procedure. We believe that this group will grow once the clinical outcomes have been fully evaluated. We have set up our new charity, Uterine Transplantation (UK) to help us achieve our goal of developing a practical and safe operation and procedure which will allow women, who were either born without a womb or have lost their womb as a result of illness, to have their own child.
	Leicester MS Therapy Centre Themotto of the Leicestershire MS Therapy centre is ‘’self help is our way of action’’. this is s a registered non–profit making, self funded charity which was established in 1986, we have no local or government funding. the aim of the therapy centre is to be available to everyone with MS, newly or long term diagnosed, we also welcome carers, families and friends and anyone with an interest in MS; the services are now also on offer to those with other conditions such as stroke, cancer and CP. the centre operates as a drop-in, the therapies we have are hyperbaric oxygen therapy, reflexology, aromatherapy, massage, physiotherapy, hot stones, hopi ear candles, yoga, foot practitioner and hairdresser. we need to raise over £85,000 per year to keep the centre up and running.
	Community Resettlement Project To contribute to the effective resettlement of offenders and ex-offenders in Bedfordshire and North Hertfordshire by reducing re-offending and improving the quality of life and life choices of those who engage with the Project
	Reach For Health Reach for Health a centre for physiotherapy, remedial exercise and rehabilitation For 16 years we have been working alongside local Doctors and Health professionals to deliver a service of monitored remedial exercise and physiotherapy as a key part of general health care for the people of Daventry and the surrounding villages. We help people recover after illness or an operation We help people suffering after Strokes and heart attacks We help get people fit again We help people lose weight We help generate a second to none fresh attitude to life, make it more worth living
	Farleighs Hospice “Farleigh Hospice exists to meet the needs of local people affected by life limiting illnesses and to support those who have been bereaved. Through the ongoing generosity of the mid Essex population we provide a range of high quality services totally free of charge. By giving people choice and involvement in the care they receive we make a real difference when and where it matters most.”
	Open Road Open Road is a registered charity that provides support for individuals affected by drugs and alcohol across Essex and Suffolk. We also work with the Norfolk & Suffolk Probation Trust. Our mission is to empower individuals, families and communities in their journey of recovery from the harmful effects of drugs, alcohol and other addictions. Open Road is a registered charity and leading provider of drug and alcohol services in the East of England. In 2010 Open Road celebrates 20 years of delivering high quality services to enable individuals and families to recover from the harmful impact of drugs and alcohol.
	Anna's Hope Anna's Hope is a Stamford based charity supporting children and young people with a Brain Tumour in the East of England. It was inspired by Anna Olivia Hughes who died from a brain tumour aged only 3 years and 8 months . Brain Tumours are the biggest cancer killer of children in the UK. and for those who survive their lives can be severely impacted .The charity works closely with Addenbrookes hospital to provide rehabilitation support throughout and post treatment . The money raised by your sky dive will go towards funding a Children's Neuro Oncology Rehabilitation Service at Addenbrookes - the first in the UK. Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Papworth Trust “Papworth Trust is a leading disability charity. Our mission is to support disabled people to have equality, choice and independence in their lives. Please visit www.papworth.org.uk for more information.”
	Pancreatic Cancer Research Fund Our mission is to defeat pancreatic cancer by funding and promoting innovative research into the disease - research that will lead to the development of more effective detection and treatment. We directly fund research into the disease by offering grants to researchers in universities, research institutes and hospitals in the UK and Ireland. We encourage the major funding organisations and the research community to give pancreatic cancer greater attention
	Brain Tumour UK Brain Tumour UK is the leading, caring charity committed to fighting brain tumours. Our personalised support is available online, on the phone, by email and through support groups. Our scientific research improves the quality of life for brain tumour patients and identifies better treatments.We raise awareness to change things for the better, for everyone affected by a brain tumour.
	Great Ormond Street Childrens Hospital Great Ormond Street Hospital is full of remarkable children whose bravery touches everyone. With our supporters, we help keep the magic alive for thousands of children who need our help every year. Raise a minimum of Â£300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	National Kidney Federation The National Kidney federation is very unique as it is actually run by Kidney Patients for Kidney Patients. Apart from Ten paid members of staff, all other personnel are either Kidney patients or carers of Kidney patients. In the UK at the moment 10000 people are waiting for an organ transplant 90% of them needs a kidney. Please can you help our charity so we can give Kidney patients a brighter future?
	Windmills Northamptonshire based charity, providing support and help for local famillies of children with a variety of needs including, disabilities, complex medical needs, long term conditions and illnes
	The Rudolf Fund The Rudolf Fund, which was set up in January 1997, has a simple aim of "Making Christmas Special for Special Children" in Peterborough. Every year, we send a group of children from Peterborough, who have physical and psychologial disabilities, on a magical trip to Disneyland Paris. So far, 430 special children have benefited from our fund and, up to 2011, we have raised more than £313,820.
	Hounds For Heroes Raise £300 and jump for free! The purpose of "Hounds for Heroes" is to provide specially trained assistance dogs to injured and disabled men and women of both the UK armed forces and civilian emergency services. Through this provision our aims are to provide help and practical support leading to an enhanced quality of life for our clients. Hounds for Heroes was founded in 2010 by Royal Navy veteran Allen Parton, who was inspired to set up Hounds for Heroes by his partnership with labrador Endal, who transformed Allen's life following a severe head injury received during the first Gulf War. Aware of the more than 900,000 ex-servicemen and women with disabilities, Allen started Hounds for Heroes to help those who could benefit, as he has done, from owning a dog like Endal.
	Kettering General Hospital The KGH Charity Fund has been set up to help improve the lives of patients, their families, visitors and staff at the Kettering General Hospital. By raising funds we aim to enhance and improve patient care and facilities and go the extra mile for local health care.
	Alalay Our mission: helping Bolivian street kids to help themselves. This will be realised in two main ways: Providing education and skills development, preserving health, relieving poverty and meeting the other needs of ex-street children at Alalay. Identifying, establishing and monitoring practical production projects which will become self-financing and teach new skills to the children. Friends of Alalay is unusual amongst charities in that ALL of the money raised goes directly to help the children and nothing is spent on administration.
	Shine Spina bifida, Hydrocephalus, Information, Networking, Equality - SHINE is the only national charity providing practical support to help individuals and families affected by spina bifida and hydrocephalus. Registered charity no. 249338
	Warwickshire and Northamptonshire Air Ambulance WNAA attend, on average, four missions every single day, from road traffic collisions to house fires; fallen horse riders to industrial accidents. WNAA regularly attends any incident that is life-threatening, where access by land is limited, or where the patient's quality of life would be affected by undue delay. Our philosophy is to attend any situation where the patient will benefit. WNAA receives no Government or National Lottery funding and relies totally on donations, sponsorship and fundraising events to keep flying and saving lives. We do not see this as a financial burden. On the contrary, we believe it gives us the freedom to be totally patient focused and able to create mutually beneficial commercial partnerships to support that aim. This is truly your Air Ambulance. Through supporting us, you become part of the team that saves countless lives, every single day of the year.
	Swindon Therapy Centre for Multiple Sclerosis The Swindon Therapy Centre serves the MS Community and also people with other neurological conditions in and around Swindon. We are here to provide therapies, support, advice and information for people with MS, their families and carers. We are: An independent registered charity (no. 1047353) A member of National MS Therapy Centres If you wish to come in and see what we do, just let us know and we will be delighted to show you around.
	Axiom Homeless Action Axiom Homeless Action is a registered charity and was established in 2007 to provide good quality targeted support services for homeless people in our local communities. We raise funds and deliver a range of practical measures aimed at assisting homeless people in re-building their lives. In addition, we plan to provide an advisory service and information to try and prevent homelessness, particularly amongst young single people Axiom Homeless Action is a registered charity with the Charities Commission—Registration No. 1005310
	Lymphoma Association The Lymphoma Association is a registered charity founded by patients in 1986 which works to ensure that anyone affected by lymphatic cancer has access to relevant, accurate and timely information and support. When people learn they have lymphatic cancer, they often know little about it. In these circumstances, it is natural to feel fear or anxiety. However, the Lymphoma Association believes that knowledge conquers fear and works to provide accurate medical information and emotional support to lymphatic cancer patients, their families, friends and carers.
	Phoenix School Phoenix School is a school for severe and profoundly Disabled children. Everyone involved with the school takes great pride in the quality of education, the accommodation, teaching and learning. At Phoenix we look at the whole person, planning realistic programmes to meet intellectual, social, spiritual, moral, cultural, physical and emotional needs of each pupil. These needs are met by pursuing a child centred approach that is undertaken by a team of talented professionals. Teachers and support staff make a special contribution brought about by individual training, expertise and passion, all the staff and volunteers are united in the common persuit of the schools mission... 'Making a difference for everyone'
	British council for prevention of blindness Eight out of ten cases of blindness in children and adults in the developing world can be prevented. The British Council for Prevention of Blindness funds scientific research into blindness prevention and sight restoration in the UK and overseas, and the training of eye care professionals from developing countries. BCPB need funds for vital sight-saving projects in the developing world, where blindness and poverty are very much linked together.
	Orchid - Male Cancer Orchid exists to save men's lives from testicular, prostate and penile cancers through a range of support services, pioneering research and promoting awareness. Over 37,400 men will be diagnosed with a male-specific cancer in 2012; from sons to grandfathers all men face the risk of prostate, penile or testicular cancer. Orchid plays a leading role in the fight against male cancer through world class research, awareness and education campaigns and by supporting patients.
	James Barney Foundation The James Barney Foundation is a Christian relief and development organisation that was established in the memory of James Barney after a tragic accident in February 2008. James Anthony Barney was born on the 7th of October 1991 and died on the 23rd of February 2008, aged 16. He is dearly missed but far from forgotten. James was a young boy with an amazing sense of homour and the ability to make people laugh at the drop of a hat. His personality was wild and James was always there to reassure others and make the best out of every situation. Known and recognised amongst his family and friends for his infamaous cheeky smile, which truely did light up the room and warm your heart.
	The Big Issue The Big Issue Foundation is a national charity which connects vendors with the vital support and solutions that enable them to rebuild their lives and journey away from homelessness.”
	RNIB Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is the leading charity offering information, support and advice to almost two million people with sight loss. If you or a loved one has a sight problem, we can help. We have practical ways to help you live with sight loss. We've got advice to help you travel, shop and manage your money and finances independently. We've also got advice on technology for blind and partially sighted people. Every day 100 people start to lose their sight. We need your help to provide vital services for blind and partially sighted people.
	Human Relief Building on over 20 years of experience in the field of disaster response, HRF’s Core Deployment Team of well trained emergency support staff are on stand by and ready to be deployed at a moment’s notice in times of emergency. Moreover, our sustained presence in Africa, South Asia and the Middle East ensures an expedited and efficient response to emerging needs, in the wake of any calamity. The team also build overall disaster response capacity by training local NGOs in disaster prone countries in order to better equip and prepare them for disaster response.
	Peakirk Cum Glinton Primary School In our Church Aided School we aim to welcome all children into a caring Christian environment, in which they are able to develop their full potential and in which attitudes of mutual respect and responsibility are promoted. The school aims to serve the community of Peakirk and Glinton by providing an education of the highest quality within the context of Christian beliefs and practice. It encourages an understanding of the meaning and significance of faith and promotes Christian values through the experience it offers to all its pupils.’
	Mental Health Foundation We are committed to reducing the suffering caused by mental ill health and to help everyone lead mentally healthier lives. We help people to survive, recover from and prevent mental health problems. We do this by: carrying out research developing practical solutions for better mental health services campaigning to reduce stigma and discrimination promoting better mental health for us all. We work across all age ranges and all aspects of mental health. We are the charity for everyone’s mental wellbeing.
	Neema School Kenya Trust The Neema School ( Kenya ) Trust was set up ten years ago after the founders,Margaret and Geoff Trimby,had been on a holiday in Kikambala after buying a timeshare . They immediately fell in love with the country and its people. The Kenyans are the most friendly and happy nation of people who have absolutely nothing. Many of them live in villages, in huts with no water, no sanitation, no electricity and very little in the way of food or clothing. Imagine the children of England trying to cope with this - no computers, I pods or mobile phones !! Margaret and Geoff went to visit a small poor school housed in a shed , no desks just 35 children sitting on the earth floor. The teacher had an old blackboard and bits of chalk to write work onto the blackboard. She then had to go outside as there was not enough space for her and the children in the room. The room was hot , airless and dirty. The children's clothing was dirty and in holes and they did not have books or pencils. The first thing they did after this visit was to go to Mombasa to buy exercise books , pencils and chalk and take them to the school teacher. Margaret and Geoff decided they wanted to help and when they came home to England set about fund raising to build a school for the poor and orphaned children in the area.
	Make A Wish Make-A-Wish grants magical wishes to children and young people fighting life-threatening illnesses. A wish come true brings so much to a child's life and provides memories for the family that last a lifetime Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Rosie May Support Sheffield Children's Hospital, Chidren's PICU. Provide an appropriate lasting memorial in her home village of Bottesford. Build "Rosie May's House" for Tsunami Orphans and abandoned girls in Galle, Sri Lanka. This "living" project will provide long-term financial and practical help for girls and boys from newborn to 16years.
	EACH EACH supports families and cares for children and young people with life-threatening conditions across Cambridgeshire, Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk. We provide care and support wherever the family wishes – in families’ own homes, in hospital or at one of our hospices in Ipswich, Milton and Quidenham.Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	EAAA The East Anglian Air Ambulance Charity provides an air ambulance service for Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Suffolk. A worthwile local cause in need of charity donations. Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Life After Debt To offer emotional support to adults who have experienced difficulties in managing personal money issues living In Huntingdonshire and surrounding areas through telephone support and regular meetings. Raise awareness of agencies and other services that may be of help in the immediate area. Offer emotional support by sharing experience of practical ways of helping amongst other adults that have experienced debt problems
	Age UK Age UK Peterborough is a local charity working with, and for, older people in the Greater Peterborough area. Our aim is to promote the well-being of all older people and help make later life a fulfilling and enjoyable experience. Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Cransley Hospice Cransley Hospice in Kettering provides care that extends from the patient to their family and friends.Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Bowel Cancer UK Bowel Cancer is the second most common cause of cancer death in the UK affecting both men and women equally. Every year 38,000 people are diagnosed with the disease and 16,250 of this number will die. However, if diagnosed early, bowel cancer is highly treatable.Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Meningitis UK Meningitis UK is a national charity based in Bristol. Our vision is a vaccine to eradicate all forms of meningitis. Every week, six families have to face the sudden tragedy of losing a loved one to this devastating disease. Because it can kill in under four hours and the symptoms are notoriously difficult to spot, we believe a preventative vaccine is the only way to spare people this heartache.Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Cleft Lip & Palate Association (CLAPA) CLAPA is a support organisation for all those with and affected by cleft lip and palate. One in 700 children are born with this condition - about 1,000 a year in the UK. CLAPA provides information, advice and one to one support through its national network of branches.
	Peterborough and District Deaf Children's Society PDDCS is the Peterborough and District Deaf Children's Society and we do what we can to provide lots of activities for children who are deaf or have hearing loss in our area (which is anywhere near Peterborough). We do lots of cool stuff for kids from babies and toddlers all the way to young adults (who do it for themselves really) and provide for parents too. Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Freedom in the Air Freedom in the Air (FITA) is a new, unique and exciting aviation Not-for-profit Community Interest Company. FITA is committed to opening horizons for people with disabilities so that they can fly higher socially, physically and professionally. Flying is one of the few activities where disabled people can participate to the same degree as an able-bodied person. The exhilarating experience rebuilds confidence and restores self-esteem. This, in turn, empowers people to explore their potential by extending their personal boundaries. In the air, we all fly at the same speed; nobody is disadvantaged or disabled.Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Free Kicks Foundation The Free Kicks Foundation is a Peterborough based charity whose aim is to provide football-related activities for ill, bereaved and disadvantaged children, to give them a day to remember with their favourite football club. Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Woodgreen Founded over 80 years ago, Wood Green, The Animals Charity has grown to become one of the leading animal welfare organisations in the UK. With centres in Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and london we pride ourselves on being open, honest and committed in every aspect of our work. Our vision is of a world where pets are cared for in secure, loving homes for life. We currently rehome around 5,500 animals every year from cats and dogs, to goats, sheep, chickens rabbits, ferrets and more... We get no government or lottery funding so every penny is raised through the generosity of people just like you.Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE
	Cynthia Spencer Hospice The aim of Cynthia Spencer Hospice is to give a high standard of care based on a team approach. Whilst the emphasis is on dealing with the physical problems of our patients to ensure their comfort, we also endeavour to meet the emotional and spiritual needs of them and their loved ones, providing support and friendship throughout their illness and during the time of bereavement.Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Leukaemia CARE Leukaemia CARE runs a unique 24 hour freephone CARE Line that is dedicated to all those with concerns about a disgnosis of leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma or another blood cancer… could YOU help Leukaemia CARE? Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be free!
	Deafblind UK Established in 1928, Deafblind UK is a national charity offering specialist services and human support to deafblind people and those who have progressive sight and hearing loss acquired throughout their lives’ Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	The Big Issue Our movement was born at a time of great hardship and recession. Our mission over the last 21 years has been to offer homeless people a unique opportunity to help themselves, an opportunity to embark on their own personal journey away from homelessness. 21 years after the formation of the business we have changed homelessness. The spirit of self-help has been ingrained in society. Yet our work is not done. The recession is deepening and the demand for our support has never been greater. Entirely reliant on the generosity of our supporters, we have helped thousands of people over the years and will need to help thousands more as we move forward.
	Lynn's Bowel Cancer Campaign Founded by Ex-Watchdog presenter and bowel cancer survivor Lynn Faulds Wood. We help to investigate every stage of the patient’s journey - from prevention and screening to palliative care - to help save lives from bowel cancer and to improve the quality of life of those going through the journey. Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Motor Neurone Disase Motor Neurone Disease (MND) is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that attacks the upper and lower motor neurones. Degeneration of the motor neurones leads to weakness and wasting of muscles, causing increasing loss of mobility in the limbs, and difficulties with speech, swallowing and breathing.Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Leicester Charity Link We help by providing everyday items that the majority of us take for granted, such as a bed to sleep in, a cooker to prepare a hot meal and, in emergencies, food. These items may not cost much, but they can make a massive difference to people’s lives. Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Jump for Maisy The Maisy Rose Project is raising funds to plough into the research of rare Brain Tumours so that Maisy can help children & families in the same situation. Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Honour our Troops Honour Our Troops is a charitable organisation who’s aim is to stage a live music concert to show support for our British Troops. All monies raised from the Concert will go to the Tri Service Benevolent Funds. Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Lakelands Day Care Hospice Lakelands Hospice is primarily a day care hospice based in Corby, Northamptonshire providing its services to residents living within a 20 mile radius. The hospice provides respite care for adults and their carers, affected by life limiting illnesses such as cancer and advanced heart failure. Services include a range of complimentary therapies, palliative care, a bereavement service and counselling, to name a few. Lakelands Hospice also extends its services, providing a Hospice at Home overnight care service, offering end of life care to the terminally ill in their own home. It costs £450,000 every year to provide these vital services, and Lakelands receive no government funding, relying totally on charitable donations and fundraising events, such as Skydiving!.. Raise a minimum of £300 and skydive for FREE!..
	Our Space Appeal We are embarking on an ambitious project to create a world-class Children and Young People’s Cancer Unit for 0-24 year olds at Leicester Royal Infirmary.Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Out & About Out & About exists to enable disabled children and young people to develop the skills to access their right to full and active inclusion in life. Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Vital It is our mission to provide a meaningful childhood to disadvantaged children by improving the quality of life through equal and quality education, healthcare, protective services and sustainable community development. Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	RoSA RoSA is a registered charity uniquely providing specialist confidential counselling and support for the past 15 years for men, women and young people from the age of 13 years who have experienced Rape or Sexual Abuse, whether it is recent, ongoing or historical childhood sexual abuse. RoSA also supports family members and friends. Raise a minimum of £300 and your jump will be FREE!
	The Bridge for Heroes The Bridge for Heroes is a registered charity that offers special rest and recuperation for our armed forces and veterans and their dependants. Our Headquarters is now in Kings Lynn, Norfolk where we have our first Contact Centre.Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Red Balloon Red Balloons offer a safe learning environment for students of secondary-age in Cambridge, Norwich and Northwest London at Harrow.Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	World Horse Welfare World Horse Welfare is a charity dedicated to caring for horses. It stops the suffering of horses today, through rescue, rehoming, rehabilitation and veterinary care, and prevents the suffering of horses tomorrow, through campaigning, educating and training. Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!
	Racing Welfare Racing Welfare is the Jockey Club’s charity that supports those who work or have worked in horse racing. People we help include not only stud and stable staff, but also all the other unsung heroes who are the backbone of the British racing industry. We are recognized as Racing’s leading charity and provide nationwide support and assistance through our network of regional Welfare officers, 24 hour telephone helpline, financial aid for those who suffer injury, illness or other disadvantage and through the provision of affordable quality housing for Racing’s retired or those who have just entered the industry.Raise a minimum of £300 and your skydive will be FREE!

Skydiving for Charity

Magpas

Cavernoma Alliance UK

Royal Marines Association

Crazy Hats

Help 4 Heroes

Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall

Combat stress

Direct Help and Advice

Chelseas Angels

Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust (ACT)

Leicestershire Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus

Peterborough and Fenland MIND

Macys Memory

Diabetes UK

Climb your Mountain

Rutland Sailability

St Clare Hospice

Epilepsy Action

German Shepherd Rescue

Dig Deep

Living With Reflux

The Sick Childrens Trust

Tree Of Hope

CLIC Sargent

Three Hills Action Trust

Lennox Childrens Cancer Fund

Aspire

The Mears Foundation

Soham For Kids

LIVES

KICK - Raise £400 and jump for free !

Arthur Rank Hospice

Soham Swimming Pool

Womb Transplant UK

Leicester MS Therapy Centre

Community Resettlement Project

Reach For Health

Farleighs Hospice

Open Road

Anna's Hope

Papworth Trust

Pancreatic Cancer Research Fund

Brain Tumour UK

Great Ormond Street Childrens Hospital

National Kidney Federation

Windmills

The Rudolf Fund

Hounds For Heroes

Kettering General Hospital

Alalay

Shine

Warwickshire and Northamptonshire Air Ambulance

Swindon Therapy Centre for Multiple Sclerosis

Axiom Homeless Action

Lymphoma Association

Phoenix School

British council for prevention of blindness

Orchid - Male Cancer

James Barney Foundation

The Big Issue

RNIB

Human Relief

Peakirk Cum Glinton Primary School

Mental Health Foundation

Neema School Kenya Trust

Make A Wish

Rosie May

EACH

EAAA

Life After Debt

Age UK

Cransley Hospice

Bowel Cancer UK

Meningitis UK

Cleft Lip & Palate Association (CLAPA)

Peterborough and District Deaf Children's Society

Freedom in the Air

Free Kicks Foundation

Woodgreen