A £60,000 donation from Essex Freemasons is enabling LifeLine Projects to provide crucial early intervention for up to 40 families with young children in Barking and Dagenham, strengthening long-term outcomes.
Blaze Competitions, a Louth-based company, has raised more than £12,000 for the British Heart Foundation through a charity ball, honouring the memory of a family member lost to heart disease.
Harry Clesham from southwest London commits to daily handstands throughout 2026 to support friend Ellis Healy and raise money for The Brain Tumour Charity.
Lani Kirkman, a Cardiff student, is donating proceeds from her debut poetry book '5,405 Days' to City Hospice. The collection explores grief through 27 poems, written in memory of her father Lee.
A dedicated team of 20 runners from North Wales are preparing for the TCS London Marathon to raise vital funds for Hope House Tŷ Gobaith children's hospices, with participants sharing deeply personal connections to the charity's work.
A Derbyshire mother is organising a special fundraising ball to mark what would have been her daughter's 30th birthday, raising funds for children's mental health and bereavement support.
The North West Air Ambulance Charity invites supporters to take on a Firewalk challenge in February 2026 at Eccles Rugby Club to raise vital funds for lifesaving services.
OnPath Energy colleagues in Sunderland have donated £4,313 to Sunderland Community Soup Kitchen after a year of fundraising and volunteering, with company matching boosting the total.
A team leader at River View Day Nursery in Hertford has shaved her hair to raise over £787 for The Sick Children's Trust, also donating her locks to The Little Princess Trust.
Accrington Golf Club's Lady Vice Captain, Charlotte Wright, has raised £6,795 for Pendleside Hospice, shaving her head on stage during a charity singing performance in Burnley.
Newtown Food Surplus in Powys receives £8,932 from the Hafren Dyfrdwy Community Fund to support its work redistributing surplus food to local people, schools, and community groups.
Bedford-based performer Elly Jay has been chosen to represent Scleroderma and Raynaud's UK at the 2026 London Marathon, running in memory of her mother who died from the rare autoimmune disease.
A Carnforth chiropodist has transformed her clinic-warming event into a heartfelt fundraiser for local cancer charities, honouring her husband who died from stomach and oesophageal cancer in 2023.
Murray Park School teacher Alfie Holland is training for the London Marathon to raise funds for Treetops Hospice, supported by Olympic runner Ben Connor and his local community.
The RSPCA Chesterfield and North Derbyshire Branch introduces a free wills service this January, encouraging residents to secure their loved ones' future while supporting vulnerable animals like Marnie, a rescued dog now thriving in her forever home.
The Essex Freemasons have received the esteemed Essex High Sheriff's Award, recognising their extensive and lasting contributions to communities across the county through various charitable initiatives.
Luke, 23 from South Wales, is walking 11,000 steps daily in March for Prostate Cancer UK's virtual fundraiser, aiming to raise £300 in memory of his grandfather.
South Yorkshire charity Help 4 Homeless Veterans purchases its first property, a historic five-bedroom home in Rotherham, to provide transitional housing and support for veterans facing homelessness.
The Princess of Wales made an unexpected visit to a Tŷ Hafan children's hospice charity shop in Lampeter, engaging warmly with staff and volunteers during a brief but memorable stop.
RSPCA Southport, Ormskirk and District Branch reports a successful 2025 with 343 cats and dogs rehomed, highlighting the transformative power of fostering and appealing for carers for larger breed dogs.
Royal Voluntary Service's Batley Dementia Support Group has received a £1,500 donation from Barratt and David Wilson Homes through The Barratt Redrow Foundation to support its vital community work.
Anwen Jones and partner John from Dulas, Anglesey, are preparing for a 10-mile charity walk along the Llangollen Canal to raise funds for Hope House Tŷ Gobaith children's hospice, which cares for their granddaughter Alaw.
Bollington Mayor Jon Weston is hosting a charity dinner next month to raise funds for East Cheshire Hospice and Canalside Radio, with an auction and entertainment planned.
Salop Leisure is on course to exceed its two-year £10,000 fundraising target for Severn Hospice, having already raised £7,880 through events, sales donations, and community initiatives.
Nobby Clarke from Silsden has raised over £30,000 for Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice through his annual charity clay pigeon shoot, with this year's event contributing £3,350.
Staff from Denbighshire's ClwydAlyn housing association braved the cold in their annual Big Sleep Out, raising nearly £6,000 to support record levels of homelessness in Wales.
Saint Francis Hospice celebrates the opening of its first charity shop in Waltham Forest, located in Old Church Road, Chingford, offering affordable pre-loved items and vital community support.
Stephen Bromby, Asda Boston's Community Champion, is running 30 miles in February to mark 30 years with the company and the 30th anniversary of the Tickled Pink breast cancer campaign.
Sue Ryder encourages participants for the Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon, inspired by supporter Andrew Norman's tribute run for hospice care.
The Farmers' Union of Wales' Farmhouse Breakfast Week events raised over £21,000 for charities, including £17,000 for Wales Air Ambulance, while promoting Welsh produce.