As one of the UK's oldest Environmental Protection charities, it has been protecting the planet for over 100 years, bringing together organisations from the public, private and voluntary sectors to promote a balanced and innovative approach to solving environmental problems. It is active and influential across three policy areas; air quality and climate change, land and noise pollution.

The Ffestiniog Railway Society exists to support the oldest independent railway in the world (being founded by an Act of Parliament in 1832) – now a historic and world-class tourist attraction. <P> The Society currently supports volunteering and projects in many ways on the railway, funding the purpose-built volunteers’ hostel, the re-entry into traffic of flagship ‘Double Fairlie’ locomotive Merddin Emrys, several new and rebuilt carriages, materials and enhanced mechanical facilities for the outdoor engineering departments and much more. Currently we are focussing on raising funds to facilitate the entry into traffic of two new carriages and two new bogies for locomotive David Lloyd George, one of the Ffestiniog’s iconic double fairlies. <P> Please visit our website (www.ffestiniograilway.org.uk) for more examples of what our funding goes to support.

The Ffestiniog Railway Society exists to support the oldest independent railway in the world (being founded by an Act of Parliament in 1832) – now a historic and world-class tourist attraction. <P> The Society currently supports volunteering and projects in many ways on the railway, funding the purpose-built volunteers’ hostel, the re-entry into traffic of flagship ‘Double Fairlie’ locomotive Merddin Emrys, several new and rebuilt carriages, materials and enhanced mechanical facilities for the outdoor engineering departments and much more. Currently we are focussing on raising funds to facilitate the entry into traffic of two new carriages and two new bogies for locomotive David Lloyd George, one of the Ffestiniog’s iconic double fairlies. <P> Please visit our website (www.ffestiniograilway.org.uk) for more examples of what our funding goes to support.

Global Footsteps links communities at a grass roots level through education for sustainability

The Kent and Medway Charity Team group supports parents and communities through the development of Walking Buses to schools throughout the whole of Kent. It provides the necessary safety equipment and organises fun events for Walking Bus families. It also arranges Big Quizzes, and fundraising abseils and zipwire events.

Road safety within the village of Rooksbridge

To promote safe travel in London and to inform the general public as to the importance of the public transport system.

The Oil Depletion Analysis Centre (ODAC) is an independent, UK-registered educational charity working to raise international public awareness and promote better understanding of the world's oil-depletion problem.

RoSPA’s mission is to “save lives and reduce injuries”, by researching, educating and informing to help to prevent accidents. Although most accidents are preventable, they can happen anywhere, 24-hours-a-day, seven-days-week. RoSPA concentrates its expertise in the following areas: at work, at leisure, on the road and in the home.

Send a Cow helps African farmers grow enough food to feed their families, sell their produce and develop small businesses that last.<p> We do this by providing training, livestock, seeds and ongoing support; and by helping families make the most of the land and resources they already have. <p> As a result, families are happier and healthier, children are educated, homes are improved.<p> In turn, these families then pass on young livestock, seeds or training to others. And so on. And so on. This ‘pass on’ principle not only builds stronger communities, it allows us to help even more people to develop skills, confidence and self respect.<p> The ‘can do will do’ attitude of Send a Cow is born out of our faming roots and our Christian faith. Working hand in hand with African farmers for over 20 years, we prove that farming in Africa works.<p>

Sustrans works on practical projects to encourage people to walk, cycle and use public transport in order to reduce motor traffic and its adverse effects. Sustrans' flagship project is the National Cycle Network, creating over 12,000 miles of routes throughout the UK. Sustrans' work relies on the generous donations and regular gifts of 40,000 Supporters, and the support of charitable trusts, companies, the National Lottery and local authority programmes.

Tideway Adventurers Narrowboat Project is totally run by volunteers to provide outdoor activities for inner-city youngsters and adults to journey afloat around Britain's historic inland waterways. As well as learning the many skills needed for safe boat handling and navigation, they will gain a better understanding of the environmental value of canals and rivers.

Wheels for Wellbeing encourages and supports disabled people to cycle. We run regular cycle sessions using a wide range of 2,3 and 4 wheeled cycles and provide 1-1 lessons for people who want to learn to ride a bicycle or improve their skills so they can ride on the road with confidence.