Rays of Sunshine Children's Charity exists to grant the wishes of terminally and seriously ill children between the ages of 3-18 who live in the United Kingdom. We do this by:
 
1. Granting these children's wishes however impossible the wish may seem.
2. Purchasing equipment such as electric wheelchairs or hoists to make their lives easier.
3. Helping hospitals, hospices and specialist schools improve their facilities.

http://www.raysofsunshine.org.uk/

Great Ormond Street Hospital treats children with some of the rarest, most complex and often life-threatening problems.  It has over 150,000 patient visits every year and it offers the largest range of children’s medical specialists under one roof in the UK. Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity needs to raise £50 million every year in order to provide new and replacement equipment for the Hospital, support services for our patients and their families, research pioneering new treatments and rebuild two-thirds of the Hospital site.  Your support will help us to provide world class care for our young patients and their families.'

http://www.gosh.org/

The Employment Resource Centre is a dedicated  charity dedicated to helping unemployed Jewish people back to work; including those who have been made redundant, need to make career changes, returners, school leavers and graduates, or people from abroad if they are eligible to work in UK.

Clients are helped to network; write winning CVs and hone interview skills.  Skilled training and facilities complement  one-to-one guidance combined with motivation and confidence building seminars  to ensure momentum is kept going to land the right job. This service is totally free. Over 7000 people have now been helped by the ERC

http://www.ercentre.org/

This morning six teenagers heard the words “you have cancer”. Six more will hear it tomorrow, and six the day after. If you’re a teenager and unlucky enough to be diagnosed with cancer, chances are you’ll receive treatment on a ward with very young children or elderly patients. TCT funds specialist teenage units in NHS hospitals, providing an environment where teenagers can get on with being teenagers, an environment we hope will improve survival rates and ensure a better future for patients and their families. We have 8 units – we need another 14 to reach every single young person with cancer in the UK. We also run an innovative education programme, fund specialist research and raise awareness of the issues surrounding teenage cancer.

http://www.teenagecancertrust.org/

World Jewish Relief is British Jewry’s main overseas humanitarian aid organisation. We work with communities throughout the world, Jewish and non-Jewish, assisting them across a number of areas, including:
 
- Welfare assistance to those in need, providing food, medical support and home care, especially to the elderly, children and other specifically disadvantaged groups
- Sustainable community development initiatives to ensure the long term viability of vulnerable communities
- Humanitarian disaster relief, supporting affected communities in their immediate needs and longer term recovery

http://www.wjr.org.uk/

Maccabi GB is today one of the country's largest and most innovative Jewish Charities. MGB's mission is to support the long term future of British Jewry by engaging and developing the entire community and especially young people, in a broad range of Jewish sporting, educational and social activities, whilst actively promoting the centrality of Israel.

http://www.maccabigb.org/

As a global grant-making and advocacy organisation, the MTV Staying Alive Foundation's mission is to support young people who are involved in HIV and AIDS awareness, education and prevention campaigns. The Foundation does this by presenting twice yearly the Staying Alive Awards. These are small grants that support innovative projects in schools, youth centres, and clubs using radio, TV, print, on-line and personal interactions that reach at-risk youth and protect them from the multiple threats posed by HIV and AIDS. Since it was established in 2005, the Foundation has given 80 Awards to young people in 31 countries mostly in the developing world.

For more information, go to http://www.staying-alive.org/foundation/