Charities & Non-Profits Press Releases 211 out of 6716

The Pink Picnic returns to Peel Park as Salford Pride celebrates 15 years of Pride in Salford

With a headline line-up including Boney M, Kyran Thrax, Paige Three, The Cheeky Girls, Big Brovaz, Booty Luv and Baby D Salford is set to... read more

15.05.2026 • By Salford Pride

Beyond ‘Cute’ How rescue and rehabilitation efforts of ‘cute’ slow loris are helping to reduce illegal wildlife trade.

A new report by Indonesian conservation organisation Yayasan Inisiasi Alam Rehabilitasi Indonesia (YIARI), in partnership with UK-based charity... read more

15.05.2026 • By International Animal Rescue UK

– A critically endangered slow loris is prepared for release

Singing could be the mental health intervention young people need, landmark report argues

Young people aged 18-24 are experiencing the poorest mental health of any age group in the UK, with one in three reporting symptoms of anxiety... read more

13.05.2026 • By Sing Up Foundation

Being Seen, Being Heard, Feeling Connected: A New Publication

Burnley Man Banned from Keeping Animals After Shocking Wildlife Abuse Investigation

A Burnley man has been banned from keeping animals for five years after being convicted of multiple animal welfare and wildlife offences,... read more

13.05.2026 • By Naturewatch Foundation

Age Concern Hampshire expands “Living Well in Later Life” programme with new specialist movement sessions funded by The National Lottery Community Fund

Age Concern Hampshire is strengthening its support for older people across the county through its Living Well in Later Life project, a five-year... read more

13.05.2026 • By Age Concern Hampshire

A group of older people enjoy a community social group taking part in seated movement exercises.

Festival atmosphere and fast times at this year’s Run Prestwood

Hundreds of runners, families and supporters came together on Sunday as the much-loved Run Prestwood returned in spectacular style, raising more... read more

12.05.2026 • By Chilterns Neuro Centre

Gen Z would rather admit to being anxious than lonely, new research reveals

Loneliness Awareness Week marks 10 years with UK-wide call to ‘Give Loneliness a Voice’ Gen Z would rather admit to feeling anxious than... read more

12.05.2026 • By Marmalade Trust

Lucy Edwards is writing a short story for children about lonelinesss for Loneliness Awareness Week

Befriending Networks announces Dementia-Aware Volunteering programme to support the third sector in Scotland

The 12-month programme will provide free dementia and social connection training and resources for staff, volunteers and carers across Scotland.... read more

12.05.2026 • By Befriending Networks

Older man and younger woman looking at a photo album. Photo from the Centre for Ageing Better

ChangeX and ServiceNow continue empowering communities in the UK to take local action on climate challenges with a new call for applications for the ServiceNow Community Improvement Fund

ChangeX, in collaboration with ServiceNow, the AI control tower for business reinvention, is launching a new call for applications for the... read more

12.05.2026 • By ChangeX

Tees Valley Tennis Foundation registered as a charity

11 May, 2026: Teesside, England: The Tees Valley Tennis Foundation (TVTF) has been officially registered with the Charity Commission, marking... read more

12.05.2026 • By Tees Valley Tennis Foundation

Chorlton Makers Market Returns This Saturday for a Full Day of Local Shopping, Food and Family Fun

Chorlton, Manchester - The much-loved Chorlton Makers Market returns this Saturday, 16 May, bringing a vibrant day of shopping, street food, live... read more

12.05.2026 • By Pressat Wire

On ME Awareness Day, Advocacy Groups Urge Royal College of Psychiatrists to Align with Current Evidence

Long Covid Advocacy, alongside supporting organisations and signatories from the ME and Long Covid communities, has published an open letter to... read more

12.05.2026 • By Long Covid Advocacy

Charity challenges Industry Silence on Cruel Coffee Trade

The Civet Project Launches the “Civet-Free; Confronting the stain on the coffee industry” Campaign at London Coffee Festival, Challenging Industry... read more

12.05.2026 • By The Civet Project Foundation

New £1.9m Research Funding to Transform Outcomes for Women in the Criminal Justice System

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The JABBS Foundation for Women and Girls has awarded £1,987,632 to the University of Birmingham’s Women, Crime and... read more

11.05.2026 • By The JABBS Foundation for Women and Girls

Francis House hospice care team line up for Great Manchester Run

Ten members of the Francis House Children's Hospice care team are taking part in Manchester's biggest running event. It is that time of year... read more

07.05.2026 • By Francis House Children's Hospice

L-R Francis House care team members Kelly Thomas, Stephen Payne and Jenny Burt training for the Great Manchester Run

Cornish housing charity appoints two new Directors

Social landlord Coastline Housing has appointed two new Directors to its Executive Team as the charity moves into the second year of its ambitious... read more

07.05.2026 • By Coastline Housing Ltd

Natasha Eden (left) and Zoe Field, who have both taken up Director roles at Coastline Housing

Winners of new Wild salmon river conservation award raise more than £44000

New Community Salmon Conservation award raises over £44,000 for UK salmon-river restoration The first projects supported by the 'The Orri'... read more

07.05.2026 • By North Atlantic Salmon Fund UK

County Durham’s Ensemble ‘84 presents Shakespeare’s Hamlet in a rarely performed first quarto version

A County Durham theatre company brings an urgent new staging of Shakespeare’s tragedy, providing a fresh perspective on the familiar story.... read more

07.05.2026 • By Ensemble '84

Aspire Bags King's Award

London Good Work leader wins King’s Award for promoting opportunity Aspire Community Works has been awarded the King’s Award for Enterprise... read more

06.05.2026 • By Aspire Community Works Community Interest Company

Turning the Tables: THE KNOT Brings Award-Winning Theatre to the Big Screen in Groundbreaking Lancashire Tour

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Turning the Tables: THE KNOT Brings Award-Winning Theatre to the Big Screen in Groundbreaking Lancashire Tour At... read more

06.05.2026 • By Certain Curtain Theatre

Jacob W Thomas in his first professional role as Shaun Maddock

STAND and Nav’Solidaire announce landmark partnership to scale prosthetic leg provision across Africa

STAND is proud to announce a new formal partnership with the French NGO, Nav’Solidaire . This collaboration marks a significant step forward to... read more

06.05.2026 • By STAND

STAND and Nav’Solidaire’s work helps amputees like Faris by providing prosthetic legs and rehabilitation.

HAMPSHIRE AND SURREY HILLS MEN’S CHOIR WIN SILVER AT THE WORLD’S LARGEST INTERNATIONAL MALE CHORAL FESTIVAL

Choir takes runners-up prize at the Cornwall International Male Choral Festival, performing across the county from Bodmin to Falmouth May 5,... read more

05.05.2026 • By Hampshire and Surrey Hills Men’s Choir

Deptford’s Ragged History! Heritage events celebrate a historic school and how it shaped the communities around it

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE In May and June 2026, the National Lottery Heritage Fund Project, ‘Educating Deptford’, will be staging events to share... read more

05.05.2026 • By Educating Deptford

A New Initiative in Cyprus: Meditation Bringing Communities Together in the Buffer Zone

Nicosia, Cyprus Monday, 4 th May 2026 In a quiet yet meaningful step towards fostering harmony on the island, a new cross-community... read more

04.05.2026 • By FISU Meditation

Super Chill partners with Junior Adventures Group to bring screen-free wellbeing routines to wrap around care across the UK

Children’s wellbeing platform, Super Chill and out-of-school care organisation Junior Adventures Group (JAG) have announced a new partnership that... read more

01.05.2026 • By Super Chill Foundation

Geert Pelsma, Managing Director of children’s wellbeing platform Super Chill and Craig Jones, Director of Junior Adventures Group and Chair of SACA