16th Cardiff Brownie PackLorna Collisson07825 916 485Please send tokens to:Roath Church House, Waterloo Road, Roath, Cardiff, CF23 5ADWe are a new Brownie Pack, part of Girlguiding UK, based in Roath. We have just opened with 10 girls. Brownies is for girls aged 7-10 and follows on from Rainbows. Brownies is a girl-only environment which allows girls to come together, learn and take part in new things and make new friends. As we are a new Brownie Pack we would use the WISH 2012 money to raise funds for activities and resources for the girls, and to enable them to particpate in the full 'Brownie Adventure'. 1st Beddau Scout GroupMr Ronald Davies01443 202 142www.beddauscouts.org.ukPlease send tokens to:13 Carshalton Road, Beddau, Pontypridd, CF38 2LHWe offer an opportunity for young people age 6 to 14 to develop as individuals and as teams in a safe but adventurous environment. We fully support the ethos of the Scout Movement to include youngsters as a part of their society. Through Wish 2012 we would like to fund a range of outdoor activities aimed at recruiting additional youngsters. 1st Caerphilly Boys BrigadeMr Brian Hill02920 866 440Please send tokens to:27 Windsor Street, Caerphilly, CF83 1FWOur Brigade Company attracts boys and girls from the ages of 5 to 18. The girls being affiliated members of The Girls Association. Our young people come from as far away as Pontlottyn and Aberdare to Caerphilly and the surrounding villages. We have three sections in the Company, Anchor Section (5-8 yrs), Junior Section (9-11 yrs.) and Company Section (11-18 yrs). Anchors and Juniors gain awards for their work throughout the year and these are carried forward into Company Section, where they have the chance to work for their Duke of Edinburgh Award. Their hard work and commitment enable them to achieve this. They have the opportunity to work for the second highest award in the Brigade, the President's Badge and finally, The Queen's Badge. The young men and women, through their work in the Brigade, have Leadership skills, respect for themselves, for others, and the community. Through WISH 2012 we would like to buy a laser printer plus equipment for Wood burning craft. 1st Cornelly Scout GroupMr R Murray01656 740 939Please send tokens to:66 Long Acre, North Cornelly, Mid Glamorgan, CF33 4BGScouting is about making friends, sharing adventures and making the most of opportunities. We offer the children a range of indoor and outdoor activities throughout the year, including badgework and camping amongst others. This year our scouts have been white water rafting. We would like to use any money raised through WISH 2012 towards new electricity generators. 1st Dinas Powys Scout Group

Ian Robinson02920 513 894Please send tokens to:15 Powys Drive, Dinas Powys, Vale of Glamorgan, CF64 4LNThe group targets children from the age of six to fourteen years and teaches them to work as a team, help them to learn useful things and do various outdoor activities such as camping, hiking and abseiling. We also help in the community. The money from WISH 2012 will go towards the fund for a new extension, for which planning consent has been given 1st Llanbradach Girls' BrigadeMrs Lynne O'Sullivan02920 862 528Please send tokens to:19 Heol Ty Gwyn, Llanbradach, Caerphilly, CF83 3PAWe meet at Ebenezer Church Hall in Llanbradach on a Friday evening from 6.30 pm to 8.00 pm for age 4 to 10 and then from 8.00 to 9.30 pm for senior school age upwards. Girls' Brigade is a Christian Youth Group, we also aim to equip girls with life skills they may find useful throughout their lives. We are planning to redecorate/refurbish the "older" young people's room (senior school age). 1st Llanharan Scout GroupMr P R Davey01443 226 785Please send tokens to:117 Park View, Llanharan, Pontyclun, RCT, CF72 9SBWe recruit children, both boys and girls between the ages of five and fourteen in beavers, cubs and scouts. We then facilitate them in adventurous training and other hobbies and interests to help them have fun and become good citizens. We would like a share of the WISH 2012 money to buy equipment for all sections of the group. 1st Llanishen Scout GroupPeter Maskell02920 411 531Please send tokens to:3 Pont Faen, Cyncoed, Cardiff, CF23 7DUWe are a group of young people aged from 6 to 14 who enjoy doing crafts, going out and visiting different places, camping and other outside activities. The money from WISH 2012 would really help towards our camping trips. 1st Pencoed Scout GroupPamela Watkins01656 862 471Please send tokens to:38 Heol-y-Geifr, Pencoed, Nr Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, CF35 6UHWe offer young people from the age of 6 to adulthood the opportunity to meet new people and experience new and varied activities and challenges through teamwork, adventure and self determination enabling them to grow in selfesteem and confidence to deal with todays challenges throughout their lives. We hope to fund transportation needed to attend camps and events within the U.K. 1st Rumney Rainbow UnitJudith Wynne

02920 191 180Please send tokens to:47 Heol Maes Eirwg, St Mellons, Cardiff, CF3 0DXWe are a group of Rainbow Guides who meet once a week during term time. The group is made up of girls aged between 5 and 7. We regularly work towards badges, which incorporate craft, games, songs, etc. We try to involve everyone with decision making and everyone is encouraged to take part. It is nice to have the occasional trip out for example to the panto, park and wetlands etc. We are a church unit and attend church throughout the year. It is always nice to see the rainbows increase in confidence whilst having lots of fun! We would use the money we receive through the WISH 2012 campaign towards a trip out for the girls. 1st Tonyrefail Scout GroupEllen Henshaw01443 676 791Please send tokens to:16 Pant-y-Seren, Thomastown, Tonyrefail, Porth, RCT, CF39 8DXWe have been in existence since 1977 and over the years we have struggled to keep going, we have our own hall so the running expenses are quite high. We are in a deprived area and at the moment we cater for 6 to 10 years, we hope to restart scouts 11 to 14 years. Fundraising is getting more difficult in the current financial situation. We hope to use WISH 2012 funds to buy resources to help the beavers and cubs earn their badges. 1st Trealaw Scout GroupAshley-Anne Flowerdew01443 791 318Please send tokens to:c/o 16 Heol Pen-y-Parc, Coed-y-Cwm, Pontypridd, CF37 3JL1st Trealaw Scout Group has been providing fun, challenges and adventures for the young people of Trealaw in the Rhondda Valley for over 50 years. Although a small group, we regularly attend national events as well as provide outdoor residential and activities throughout the year. We encourage our young people to develop their own leadership skills and independence. We hope WISH 2012 can support us by providing safe fun, challenge and adventure to the young people of Trealaw and the surrounding communities, through camps, outdoor activities and sports. 1st Trowbridge 83rd Cardiff Scout GroupMary Griffiths02920 337 653Please send tokens to:38 Menai Way, Trowbridge Estate, Cardiff, CF3 1RHWe target the children in the local community of Trowbridge, ages from 6-14 years. The group stays open throughout the summer holidays to provide somewhere for the children to attend, as not all children are lucky enough to go away on a holiday. We also do badgework, teach new skills, there is camping away for the cubs and scouts and the beavers have a weekend camp at the scout hall. WISH would enable us to provide opportunities not only for the Beavers/Cubs and Scouts but also help some of the children from the local community to join the group. The group is in a communities-first area and many parents are unable to afford the cost of annual fees and uniforms to enable their children to join. We would also put funding towards a mini-bus which would enable us to take the young people on trips and gain experiences that they might not normally have the opportunity to participate in. 26th Cardiff Brownie Pack

Linda Cole02920 916 218Please send tokens to:4 Muirton Road, Tremorfa, Cardiff, CF24 2SGWe are a Brownie unit in Tremorfa. We have been running for over 50 years and take any girls aged between 7 and 10 years old. We are in a deprived area and work hard to help young girls to do their best and be better people now and when they grow up and have respect for people. They also have fun and learn new things, achieving badges to show how much hard work they do. We have brownies of any race and ability in our unit. We take the girls away during the year and do fundraising to cut the costs. We would use our WISH 2012 money towards new equipment for our unit and to help towards taking the brownies away on a pack holiday. 2nd Cardiff GuidesMrs Diane Nicholls02920 761 725Please send tokens to:17 Copperfield Drive, Thornhill, Cardiff, CF14 9DDWe are a Girlguiding unit in Splott, Cardiff running activities for girls in the local area to give them a focus and friendship. We are a girl only association. With the money from WISH 2012 we would like to supply transport for the girls to have a weekend away which they would not be able to have normally. 2nd Pontyclun GuidesHelen Porter01443 223 803Please send tokens to:36 Southgate Avenue, Llantrisant, Pontyclun, RCT, CF72 8DROur Guide group was set up 2 years ago we are a non profit making organisation and rely purely on subscriptions from the girls and local funding. We have 25 girls ranging from 10 yrs to 15 yrs old. We have a mixed programme which is girl led, activities range from outdoor camps to craft evenings cook outs hiking - away weekends and generally having fun in a safe environment. We would like WISH 2012 money for camping equipment and storage units for the unit. 38th Cardiff BrowniesMrs Clare Bevan02920 919 394Please send tokens to:c/o 3 Ryder Street, Cardiff, CF11 9BSBrownies are open to girls aged 7-10 years of all backgrounds and aim to provide a balance programme of activities and experiences. Our unit has been giving girls in Canton the opportunity for adventure, fun and developing life skills for eighty-nine years! We would like a share of the WISH 2012 money to purchase new outdoor and sports equipment. 3rd Maesteg Scout GroupAdrian Morgan07906 531 250Please send tokens to:63 Pellau Road, Margam, Port Talbot, SA13 2LG"The aim of the 3rd Maesteg Scout Group is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.

Our scout hall needs complete refurbishment, and our committee are raising funds towards a new roof, windows, replastering, a new heating system, new toilets and kitchen facilities. " 4x4 Response WalesMark Margetts01691 828 186 www.4x4responsewales.org Please send tokens to:Central House, Llanfechain, Powys, SY22 6US We are a collection of volunteer drivers with 4x4 vehicles and provide support to the local hospitals, welsh ambulance, local authorities, police and some care charities in times of severe weather (floods, snow, etc) and other times of need. We take part in the Local Resilience Forums across Wales and also provide support of other voluntary and charity organisations such as the Red Cross and Leonard Cheshire Homes as well as training and advice to some of these organisations. We want to take part in the WISH 2012 campaign as we have an urgent need expand our communications equipment and invest in a storm proof mobile shelter for field work. 63rd Cardiff GuidesEmma MaiwellPlease send tokens to:c/o 27 Ilton Road, Penylan, Cardiff, CF23 5DU63rd Cardiff Guides is one unit within Girlguiding UK which is the UK's largest voluntary organisation for girls and young women. Our group is for girls aged 10 - 14/15 and meet on a weekly basis during school term time. We provide a mixture of activities for girls and develop them into responsible young women and hope to secure money for equipment and actiities for girls. Abertillery Colts Football ClubRichard Catlin01495 320 743Please send tokens to:DIY Centre, 32 Somerset Street, Abertillery, NP13 1DLWe provide organised training and competitive matches for children between the ages of 8 - 16 years. We have qualified coaches all of whom are CRB checked to deliver quality coaching sessions in order for the children to enjoy the sport in a safe environment. The club adheres to the faw code of conduts and we are a socially inclusive organisation. We hope to raise money for new equipment. Activity ClubShirley Williams02920 888 102Please send tokens to:Graig-y-Rhacca Resource Centre, 59-71 Grays Gardens, Graig-y-Rhacca, Caerphilly, CF83 8TQThe group consists of both male and female members young and old (16+). Our aim is to encourage individuals to have a go at all aspects of craft in a friendly relaxing environment whilst also helping to raise their self esteem, provide support and give them more confidence to share and demonstrate their skills with the group and the wider community. We intend to spend WISH money to purchase craft materials and equipment in the form of sewing machines. Adamsdown Primary SchoolMrs E Turner02920 493 600Please send tokens to:

System Street, Adamsdown, Cardiff, CF24 0JFAdamsdown Primary School is an inner city school with about 240 pupils from 3 - 11 yrs. With the help of WISH 2012 we would like to purchase more playground equipment to make playtimes more meaningful and encourage healthy living. We have recently had the playground resurfaced due to building work so the money would also be used to buy playground markings to make the playground more attractive and educational at the same time. Alexander Senior Citzen ClubHazle Williams07974 988 541Please send tokens to:66 Whitewellm Road, Barry, CF62 9TUOur group consists of members of age ranges between 55-100 plus. We gather together on a weekly basis to play bingo, socialise and drink coffee and biscuits. As our members are of the older generation and on a fixed budget they can not afford to go out of the club and we would love the chance to enrich their lives further by being able to take them out on day trips and organise a turkey and tinsel meal. All Saint Primary SchoolEleri Williams02920 735 106Please send tokens to:Ael-y-Bryn, Llanedeyrn, Cardiff, CF23 9LFThe creative arts department of the school gives the children the chance to take part in many curriculum and extra curricular activities culminating in the end of year performance. The staff and children work incredibly hard to put on a professional show and the children look forward to it all year long. The creative arts department is committed to providing the children with exceptional opportunities. All Saints Primary school has an active performance and creative arts department and our pupils have taken part in productions of The Lion King and Wizard of Oz over the last 2 years. Through WISH 2012 the department would dearly love to improve these performances with an enhanced sound and lighting system for use in future productions. The children and staff work incredibly hard to put on these shows and the system will enhance the experience for everyone. The system will also improve the experience the pupils have in their curriculum creative arts sessions. Aqua Young at HeartCheryl Davies01443 690 540Please send tokens to:Croeso, Chapel Street, Troedyrhiw, Marthyr Tydfil, CF48 4NDWe are a group of 71 who have been in existence for many years. We are based at Aberfan leisure centre. We attend and support the Aqua Aerobics and Swimming as we are all over 50 with the majority at 70-80 - some at 90-95. We always meet for coffee after swimming, we also have a meal at the centre once a month and a coach trip once a month. We are hoping to have an afternoon tea once or twice a month. As well as keeping us all fit we are also able to meet friends and this provides and promotes well being in the community. We are always able to welcome new friends and members. Through WISH 2012 we would like to provide more social events out of swimming, lunches, afternoon teas also local trips. Archdiocese of Cardiff Deaf ServiceMiss Mary Chisholm02920 796 610

www.sphilipevans.co.ukPlease send tokens to:St Philip Evans, Llanedeyrn drive, Llanedeyrn, Cardiff, CF23 9ULSt Philip Evans is the designated parish for the deaf and hard of hearing community, within the Archdiocese of Cardiff. The deaf parishioners are totally involved in all aspects of Parish Life, including leading the congregation in signing the hymns and responses during masses in other services. In addition hearing parishioners have learned to sign the Liturgy and the parishioners sign the responses. The 11am Mass is signed every Sunday, as are Masses on major Feast Days. Care is always taken to ensure that all members of our Parish can participate fully in all aspects of the Church (social events, Parish Pilgrimages, outings, etc.) The Archdiocese of Cardiff Deaf Service offices and meeting place are within the Church grounds of St Philip Evans, Llanedeyrn. With WISH 2012 we would like to introduce technology to the community centre to benefit deaf community. Ash Square Short Breaks ServiceJan Pardoe01443 493 668Please send tokens to:Rhondda Short Breaks, The Bungalow, Ash Square, Rhydyfelyn, Pontypridd, RCT, CF37 5NPWe provide short-term overnight and weekend breaks for children and young people with disabilities aged 6 to 18. The short breaks service gives the children opportunities to make friends and socialise with other children and provides a well-earned break for their families. The break from full time caring for their child allows the families to spend time together outside of their caring role and an opportunity to recharge their batteries. With the WISH 2012 we would like to buy new outdoor play equipment for the children. Our climbing frame, swing and playhouse have had to be dismantled as they were very old and having being very much played with had become unsafe. We have a large garden and wish to buy new specific play equipment for children with limited mobility and children who are wheelchair users. Barry Amateur Swimming ClubHeulwen Cooper01446 733 784www.barryasc.org.ukPlease send tokens to:3 Porth y Castell, Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, CF62 6QAWe have about 70 members who are trained to swim well and competitively. Our members swim for about 5 hours every week in order to gain stamina and to improve their strokes. We have members from 7 years to adult. Our simmers have to pay quite a large membership fee each year - this unfortunately is required to pay for the expensive cost involved in hiring a swimming pool for training purposes. Our coaches give their time for free. We target young children from the age of 7 who are already interested in swimming and who have already learned to swim quite well. They and their parents need to be committed to the sport due to the hours required each week for training purposes. We need to train new and additional coaches for our group and would be very glad of some WISH 2012 money to help towards this Barry Beavers Disabled Swimming ClubMrs Eunice Lamb01446 739 469Please send tokens to:25 Severn Avenue, Barry, CF62 7JLWe are a Swimming club for the disabled and we rely on volunteers to be 'helpers'. They are people young and old who are strong swimmers and are able to take care of a person who has a disability

and can rely on them. The beavers target young and old with disabilities to teach them to swim with the aid of very competent helpers. Our members have many different types of disabilities - Down Syndrome, Dysphasia, Aspergers Syndrome and even loss of limbs. We have to teach our helpers how to hold these members and how to gently lower them into the water. We would use the WISH 2012 money to put volunteer helpers through a tough all day training course. These helpers must know how to look after disabled people in the water. Barry Town Football Club U13Alun Lewis & Anton Williams01446 402 114Please send tokens to:342 Barry Road, Barry, CF62 8HH Bedwas Theatre GroupCaroline Hampson02920 884 875www.bedwastheatregroup.co.ukPlease send tokens to:TBCThere is a Star in everyone' is our slogan for Bedwas Theatre Group and we are an Amateur Dramatics Group who put on a number of shows a year for the members of the public to come and watch and enjoy. We perform shows to raise money for charity. This year we wish to obtain new leads, speakers and updated head microphones to increase abled and disabled people alike to express their talents through our local community. We provide support and confidence to all our members and wish to revamp the small building we rehearse and perform in by repairing furniture, for example curtains and other small DIY tasks, also by acquiring fresh paint. Bethel Baptist ChurchJonathan Vaughan-Davies02920 522 113www.bethelcardiff.org.ukPlease send tokens to:Bethel Baptist Church, Penlline Road, Whitchurch, Cardiff, CF14 2AAOur target group is our local community. We run various activities such as toddler groups, clubs for children and young people that are open to all, a Lunch Club and activity days for the over 60's. In the summer we ran a Holiday Club for primary school children every morning for one week of the school holidays and 3 evenings for young people (11-16) at the end of the holidays. Various activities are arranged for specific age or interest groups during the year, and we have also run several courses. We also make our buildings available for hire, where our particular aim is to provide for small community groups. We would like to use any money from WISH 2012 to purchase equipment for activities for children and older people. Billboard EnsembleMr Jon Coombs01446 742 161www.billboard-ensemble.comPlease send tokens to:46 Dyfan Road, Barry, CF63 1DPBillboard ensemble is an ameteur group based in Barry that put a summer musical show and a pantomine on each year for the local community of Barry and the Vale. We also have a junior section

who also put their own show on once a year. We desperately need money for costumes, scenery, lighting and sound. Most importantly of all we'd like to be able to afford to continue using the local community theatre to stage these shows. Birchgrove Primary SchoolMiss Laura Bezant02920 628 204www.birchgroveprm.cardiff.sch.ukPlease send tokens to:Birchgrove Road, Cardiff, CF14 1RRWe are a Primary School, situated in a residential area with limited access to green space. We are working towards the development of an outdoor area, which could be freely accessed by all children in the Foundation Phase. We intend to use any funding from the WISH 2012 campaign to resource this project. We fully appreciate that the outdoors offers a perfect companion to provision indoors – it is a complementary environment that significantly enhances and extends what we are able to give children inside. Such provision facilitates problem solving, reasoning and enquiry as well as further opportunities to interact with each other and their environment and ultimately equip them with skills for life- long learning. Due to the limitations of our site, the children’s access to the outdoors is currently timetabled. However, with careful and imaginative adaptation of space and funding for additional resources, we would like to provide greater opportunities for all children to have continuous access to explore and experience the wonders of the world that we live in. Bishop Child's Primary SchoolA Davies02920 770 584Please send tokens to:Willowbrook Drive, St Mellons, CF3 0SHWe are a church Primary School who are interested in helping to improve the environment for the people of St Mellons. We would like to raise some money from WISH 2012 to improve the underpass from the school to Tesco and also for introducing a Faith garden in the school grounds. Bobath Children’s Therapy Centre Wales Jenny Carroll (Centre Director)02920 522 600www.bobathwales.orgPlease send tokens to:19 Park Road, Whitchurch, Cardiff, CF14 7BPBobath Wales is a charity providing specialist Bobath therapy, combining physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech & language therapy, to children in Wales who have cerebral palsy. We would like money from Wish 12 to go towards a hoist for one of the therapy rooms at the Bobath Centre. This will enable older children to be lifted safely into position in readiness for their therapy session and will mean that Bobath therapists reduce the risks to themselves when moving and handling patients. Bridgend SamaritansMrs C Allen (Director)01656 662 333www.samaritans.org/bridgendPlease send tokens to:2 Green Street, Bridgend, CF31 1HF

Samaritans provide completely confidential emotional support 24/7 by telephone, face to face, e-mail, letter and text. Our purpose is to enable persons who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair, including those who may be at risk of suicide, to receive confidential emotional support at any time of the day or night in order to improve their emotional health and to reduce the incidence of suicide. We work outside the Branch in Parc Prison, local schools, Princess of Wales Hospital and on Saturday nights in Bridgend Town Centre. We hope WISH 2012 can help us to recruit and train new volunteers. Brownies, WhitchurchCeri Ann Bale02920 880 667Please send tokens to:The Church Hall, Church Road, Whitchurch, Cardiff, CF14 2DXI run a Brownie group in Whitchurch to cater for the needs of girls between the ages of 7 and 11. We would like WISH to support the Brownie in all their events this year. BulliesOutLinda James02920 492 169www.bulliesout.comPlease send tokens to:Ground Floor, 6 Neptune Court, Vanguard Way, Cardiff, CF24 5PJBulliesOut provides help, support and information to individuals, schools, youth and community settings affected by bullying. We believe that learning is the foundation for life and can help raise confidence, self-esteem and motivate young people to achieve their aspirations and career choice. We recognise that barriers to learning, such as bullying, can prevent people from recognising and achieving their full potential. Our vision is for all young people to recognise their self-worth and potential and to flourish in a positive, caring environment free from oppression and abuse. BulliesOut aims to initiate and support efforts to create a safe, healthy and learning community which recognises, respects and celebrates diversity. A key theme is creating an environment that improves the social, emotional and academic wellbeing across settings where children and young people, parents and professionals alike feel confident in dealing with bullying and have faith that appropriate action will be taken if instances are reported. We would like WISH 2012 to help our centre to help pay for resources for our Peer Mentor Training in schools and an awards event to recognise the hard work and commitment of our Young Peer Mentors, Young Ambassadors and Volunteers who are all working towards an ASDAN accreditation Butetown Community Action AssociationBetty Campbell02920 480 724Please send tokens to:34 Loudon Square, Butetown, Cardiff, CF10 5JDThe centre is open to all members of the local community, benefiting all age groups, with particular focus on meeting needs of younger children and elderly people. We operate homework clubs, art and craft sessions, bingo, photography workshops and black history sessions. We have a library of over 300 books concerning black history, culture and children’s stories, which we lend to schools and a discussion group, which meets weekly. We work with local groups who need space but have no building. We sometimes lend ICT resources to people in the community. We are a completely voluntary group and raise our own funds. With the WISH 2012 money we intend to furnish part of the library that we have established as a parent-child learning centre for under 7's, in particular

developing reading skills in a colourful and welcoming environment. To do this we need children’s furniture, learning resources, a TV to enable children to have access to learning programmes and software. We also have a garden area maintained by a volunteer and now want to start a gardening club for children and develop small allotments for adults. We are trying to revitalise the community for the benefit of all Butetown residents. Caerphilly North Ward Aged Persons Welfare CommiteeMrs Joyce Parry02920 861 015Please send tokens to:19 Heol-yr-Owen, Caerphilly, CF83 1ARThe club meets on a Wednesday afternoon. We have a cup of tea and a biscuit and a talk. Later we have a few games of bingo and a couple of raffles. We are limited to time as the hall, an ex cinema, is loaned to the club for a short time only. When the club was formed it targeted an area of Caerphilly called North Ward. Now anyone can be members from the age of 60. It promoted fellowship in the Caerphilly area. Any monies received from WISH will go into the clubs funds. This is then used for day trips and Christmas dinners. Caerphilly Tennis ClubNeale Watkins07748 464 938www.caerphillytennis.co.ukPlease send tokens to:13 Newton Close, Penpedairheol, Hengoed, CF82 8HRWe offer tennis coaching sessions for all, including sessions for 3 year olds right the way through to adults. We have six tarmac courts, including three that are floodlit to national standard, and a large clubhouse. We have teams representing the club throughout South Wales leagues. We have formed a solid link with Sport Caerphilly and were involved with schools tennis last summer. The club have also been involved in events over the years such as The Big Cheese and more recently The Olympic Torch Relay and School Olympic Events. Such involvement with schools and Sport Caerphilly is something we are committed to maintaining and building upon so more people have the chance to access tennis. We hope to use any WISH 2012 money to purchase equipment to improve coaching sessions. We’re really keen to push our Cardio Tennis and think the acquisition of heart rate monitors would be beneficial, allowing people to track their progress as the sessions take place. We also need basic court accessories and tennis balls. Purchasing these would also allow extra sessions to be added to the weekly timetable. Cardiff 62 ClubBeryl Kennett02920 569 156Please send tokens to:c/o Angela Hunt, Amroth Road Post Office, 109/111 Cowbridge Road West, Ely, Cardiff, CF5 5TAThe Cardiff 62 Club has been going for 50 years. Hence the name 62 club which was formed in 1962. So for 50 years the club has been run by volunteers. Any money we receive from WISH 2012 would go towards a party for the members. All the members have learning difficulties or are physically handicapped or both and would love a party to celebrate a half century of the 62 club. Cardiff Chameleons Swimming ClubElaine Daw02920 764 770www.cardiffchameleons.co.uk

Please send tokens to:11 St Edeyrns Road, Cardiff, CF23 6TBObjectives of Club - The relief of people with a learning disability in particular by the provision of help and support to them and their families. Activities - to provide facilities for physical recreation and competitive sport for the benefit of children and adults with a learning disability. We hope fundraising will help us to subsidise a member of the club to participate in Special Olympic National Games in 2013 in Bath. We have been fortunate to have 13 swimmers and 8 bowlers (plus 7 escorts) selected to take part. Cardiff CrusadersPhil Barker07986 350 824www.cardiffcrusaders.orgPlease send tokens to:17 Ty Mawr Road, Rumney, Cardiff, CF3 3DSThe aim of Cardiff Crusaders is to work with children from deprived backgrounds mainly in Rumney, Trowbridge and St Mellons. We provide the opportunity to train and play as part of a football team, instilling a sense of responsibility and discipline, whilst also encouraging active and healthy lifestyles. We aim to provide voluntary coaches from the local community who are qualified in coaching skills, child protection, first aid, food hygiene and training facilities. We currently have over 50 children involved in our activities and we aim to double this number over the next six months. We have two under 7 teams and one each under 8, 9, 10, 11. All of teams are included in the Cardiff & District mini league. Through WISH 2012 we would like to help fund a football tour for the children. Cardiff Diabetes Support GroupKeith Marshall (Treasurer)02920 734 827Please send tokens to:11 Bronwydd Avenue, Cardiff, CF23 5JPWe are a voluntary group within Diabetes UK. We hold monthly meetings, open to all, providing support and information for Diabetics and their Carers. Providing and manning information stands at Health Fairs to raise awareness of Diabetes - estimated 1 in 50 thought to be undiagnosed in Wales. We would like to use any investment to set up a web-site for our support group, with the intention of increasing local awareness of Diabetes, and to purchase equipment for our meetings. Cardiff FoodbankIan Purcell02921 155 336www.cardifffoodbank.org.ukPlease send tokens to:Unit 6, Ely Brewery Workshops, Station Terrace, Cardiff, CF5 4ARCardiff Foodbank is part of the National Foodbank Network. It is a project to help and support those suffering financial hardship and who are facing the reality of being unable to feed themselves or their families. A Christian initiative enabling the whole community to fight hidden hunger in Cardiff, food is donated by individuals, schools, businesses and churches and is sorted and stored for future use in the warehouse. Front line professional care workers such as health visitors, charities, church pastoral workers, social services, etc. issue vouchers to individuals and families in desperate financial crisis. The clients then exchange vouchers for 3 days of nutritionally balanced emergency food from our distribution centres across the City where they find a safe place to chat over a hot drink and snack and receive signposting to a range of support services. If we receive money from the WISH 2012 campaign we will use it to buy crates for collecting and distributing food and printing Foodbank

shopping lists for supermarket food collections. Cardiff Karate Jutsu KaiHelen Goddard07876 742 821www.karatejutsukai.com/cardiffPlease send tokens to:St Augustines's Parish Church Hall, Church Road, Rumney, Cardiff, CF3 3BAWe are a karate school that welcomes everyone from the age of 5 years and up. Anyone and everyone is welcome to join us. At our group we help everyone who attends to get and stay fit and also help to build confidence, self-esteem and self defence. We would use the money from this year’s WISH 2012 campaign to get new equipment for our students to use and train with at our classes. We would also use it to help us get to our yearly competition which is based in Kent and which we have to fund-raise every year to get enough money to hire a coach to take our students to the competition. We are the only group from Wales that takes part and obviously this is something which we are very proud of. Cardiff Ladies Volleyball ClubJill Salter02920 656 386www.cardiffladiesvolleyballclub.moonfruit.comPlease send tokens to:6 St John's Crescent, Whitchurch, Cardiff, CF14 7AFCardiff Ladies Volleyball Club is the longest established volleyball club in Wales and has been in existence since 1979. We are truly an international Club with members from a variety of countries including Wales, England, USA, Romania, Poland and Serbia. We cater for all ages from 16+ yrs. We currently have one team competing in the English national league. However following the Olympics, we've had an influx of new players interested in learning about volleyball and improving their skills. This is great for us and the sport of Volleyball! We would use the money from WISH 2012 to run additional or extended training sessions to cater for all levels. Any share of the money will help us to cater for and build the skills of all players and make it affordable for everyone. Cardiff Olympic Gymnastic ClubColette Griffin02920 797 906www.cardiffolympic.co.ukPlease send tokens to:Unit 2a Glynstell Close, Grangetown, Cardiff, CF11 8TRWe are a gymnastic club, with members from the age of 3yrs upwards. We work with them to their ability and put them through competitions. Some may even go on to join Welsh squads. We have entered many children in competitions over the years and intend to keep doing so. It keeps them very fit and encourages them to mix with other children. We hope that WISH 2012 will help us to replace broken and damaged equipment which we are struggling to replace due to the costs. Cardiff Spiritualist ChurchPatricia Spillane02920 211 470www.cardifffirst.blogspot.comPlease send tokens to:20 Park Grove, Cardiff, CF10 3BN

We are a spiritualist church that has been in Park Grove since 1926. We are a non-profit making registered charity affiliated to the National Spiritualist Union. As well as services, we also cater for people who require spiritual healing and we survive on membership subscription, entrance fees to our demonstration evenings and free will offerings at our Sunday services. We would really like to purchase a new sound system for our services. Cardiff Twins ClubAngharad Rich02920 886 728www.cardifftwinsclub.btck.co.uk/Please send tokens to:25 Heol Gwaun Rhos, Caerphilly, CF83 3ERCardiff Twins and Multiple Birth Club members are families with twins, triplets, or more and expectant parents of multiples. We offer support and advice to those expecting more than one baby. We are a voluntary run self-help organisation with regular meetings and a hard working committee that organises a range of events for fund raising and for the pure enjoyment of Club Members. Money from WISH 2012 will go toward the cost of hiring a hall for our baby and toddler morning. These mornings offer support for families with twins or more and a safe environment for the children to play in. Cardiff Whales Swimming ClubMrs Wendy Barwise02920 215 097Please send tokens to:12 Surrey Street, Canton, Cardiff, CF5 1JZCardiff Whales Swimming Club meets weekly between 3pm and 4pm at Splott Swimming Pool. We offer an opportunity for young people and adults with a disability to meet together, gain confidence in the water and have fun together in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. Siblings are a very important part of our club too. We are reliant on volunteers to support and work with our swimmers. We would plan to use the WISH 2012 money to organise a fun open afternoon to encourage new members and volunteers. We would also use the money to subside an afternoon out for all our members. Castell Coch Choral SocietyMike Jones-Pritchard02920 811 355Please send tokens to:32 Castell Coch View, Tongwynlais, Cardiff, CF15 7LAWe are a choir of around 70 who perform two concerts three times a year at Christmas, Easter and in the summer. We raise money for charity from our concerts and donate a sum to two charities each year. In addition, we perform in local OAP homes, churches and other locations for no fee to entertain or help with other fundraising. We would like to raise enough money from WISH 2012 to replace some equipment including an electric piano carrying case, music stand, microphone and other equipment used in our performances. Catch-Up & PlaySarah Jackson Griffiths07894 445 898www.catchupandplay.co.ukPlease send tokens to:WVICC, Station Road, Llantwit Major, CF61 1ST

Whether people are looking for somewhere to spend quality time with the child in their lives or need affordable, reliable, high quality childcare, Catch-Up & Play (community interest company) offers a warm welcome in a safe happy environment that both children and adults enjoy. We would like to raise money to improve our services and buy equipment as we are expanding our services to open a 'drop in' crèche. CatwelMrs L M Harris02920 753 475www.catwel-cardiff.blogspot.comPlease send tokens to:83 Rhydypenau Road, Cyncoed, Cardiff, CF23 6PZCatwel is a small local cat rescue charity. We aim to improve the lives of stray and abandoned cats and kittens in Cardiff and surrounding areas by rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming as many as possible. Each year we rescue in excess of 200 cats & kittens. Our Veterinary bill each month is around £3000. Catwel is staffed entirely by unpaid volunteers, working very hard in and around the City, responding to calls from members of the local communities who need help sick or stray cats. Many of the Cats taken in to care need specialist treatment and are often traumatised by their experiences. 2012 has been a very challenging year for the Charity. Catwel would like to utilise this year’s Wish money by offering a FREE spaying and neutering scheme. We hope that by encouraging owners to get their cats spayed, we can avoid the likelihood of cats becoming stray and prevent the high numbers of unwanted kittens. Cefn Hengoed OPA AssociationMr Royston Woodman07862 888 711Please send tokens to:9 The Bungalows, Hengoed, Caerphilly, CF82 7NQCefn Hengoed OAP Association try to give OAP's in the area trips, shows bingo, entertainment Christchurch PlaygroupDebbie Munton07866 848 279www.christchurch-playgroup.org.Please send tokens to:Christchurch United Church, Llanedeyrn Drive, Cardiff, CF23 9JQChristchurch Playgroup is a pre-school setting for children aged 2 1/2 to 5 years. Situated on Llanedeyrn Drive in Cardiff we have been established for over 40 years and are a non-profit organisation. We not only have children from the surrounding area, but also from all parts of Cardiff. Our aim is to provide a safe, educational and caring environment for all children including those with special needs. Our children also raise money for a number of charities and this year took part in their own toddlethon. We would like to purchase a computer, printer and a pre-school educational package to enhance the play opportunities we provide. Clwb Darllen Nant CaerauMr Dylan Hughes02920 599 469Please send tokens to:Ysgol Gymraeg Nant Caerau, Caerau Lane, Caerau, Cardiff, CF5 5QZYsgol Nant Caerau is a Welsh-medium community school, which serves the areas of Caerau and Culverhouse Cross in Cardiff. Some pupils from the Ely and Fairwater areas also attend the school.

The school was established originally in September 2007 as a Cefn Coed starter class. In 2010 the starter class moved to its present site in Caerau and was established as a school. We hope to buy books for our new school library and continue to nurture a love of reading and books amongst our pupils. Community History ProjectPaul Davies01443 821 143Please send tokens to:42 Gwerthonor Place, Gilfach Bargoed, Caerphilly, CF81 8JQThe Community History Project is working on a book on the history of Bargoed YMCA from when it opened in 1937 to 2013 (its 75th Anniversary). The book charts and remembers the achievements of all that have passed through the doors, giving a valuable insight into events that are often long forgotten. With the loss of many contributors, without this record, they will be lost forever. As many historical buildings within the community have been lost, with few records remaining, the book will preserve these treasured memories for future generations. The book targets all past, present and future members, and their families. Any funds received from WISH 2012 will be used to publish the book. Coryton Primary SchoolMrs Alison Evans02920 616 792Please send tokens to:Hollybush Estate, Whitchurch, Cardiff, CF14 7DSWe are a small primary school who strive to give the children in our community the best possible care and education that we can. We would love a climbing wall, adventure playground, outdoor stage and embankment slide to make playtime and lunchtime fun and active for everyone. Cruse Bereavement CareJan Bonello02920 226 300www.crusebereavement.care.org.ukPlease send tokens to:43 Charles Street, Quaker House, Cardiff, CF10 2GBCruse Bereavement Care Cardiff & the Vale is based in the Centre of Cardiff. The Referral line is 029 20 226166, which is manned by trained volunteers on a Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 10am and 12 noon. We provide support in the form of leaflets and one-to-one counselling to vulnerable adults, children and young people. We would like to spend any money from the Wish 12 pool on continuing and improving the service we provide to all vulnerable adults and children who have been bereaved in Cardiff & the Vale. Cylch Meithrin Llanilltud FawrKirsti Harding07908 308 294Please send tokens to:Western Vale Integrated Childrens Centre, Station Road, Llantwit Major, Vale of Glamorgan, CF61 2STWe are a Welsh medium playgroup and registered charity in Llantwit Major set up by a group of volunteer mum's in January 2011. We provide stimulating, fun activities based on the foundation phase to children aged 2 to 5. We also provide a wraparound service for children attending the afternoon nursery session in Ysgol Gumraeg Dewi Sant. We are currently fundraising to cover a rent

increase of over 300% that has been imposed on us by our new landlords whilst we look for a more affordable long term setting. The money received from wish would be used to cover this increase allowing the Cylch to stay open. Cylch Meithrin PencoedJulie Jones01656 857 434Please send tokens to:The Old Clinic, Penprysg Road, Pencoed, CF35 6SSCylch Meithrin Pencoed offers the only Welsh language pre-school provision in the Pencoed area. Our provision runs for four hours a day, five days a week enabling parents to start/return to employment. Children have a break in the mornings where they receive organic fruit/vegetables and a drink of milk or water, purchased locally. This gives children the opportunity to choose different Fruit/Vegetables that they would not necessarily have tried at home. We also have lunch times (parents provide packed lunches for the children) where children are required to sit at the table, interact and have lunch. This offers an important opportunity to learn table manners and helps to develop their social skills. We are always looking for new ideas to improve our provision and often invite visitors into the Meithrin so the children are offered a variety of learning opportunities. We would like to take part in WISH 2012 to develop the outdoor area of the pre-school. Cylch Meithrin Pentre'r EglwysHeather Lloyd-Jones01443 204 934Please send tokens to:Parish Hall, Main Road, Church Village, Pontypridd, CF38 2HXCylch Meithrin Pentre’r Eglwys provide young children with the opportunity to benefit from pre-school services through the medium of Welsh. We operate a Cylch Ti a Fi (parent a toddler group) and a Cylch Meithrin (pre-school nursery). The Cylch Ti a Fi runs weekly and offers parents/carers the opportunity to enjoy playing with their children and socialise in an informal Welsh atmosphere. It provides activities promoting the development of children from birth to school age and was successfully relaunched last year. The Cylch Meithrin promotes the education and development of young children from two years old and school age. It allows children to develop linguistic skills, cognitive, social and emotional development through play under the guidance of professional, qualified and dedicated staff. We are a charitable organisation, funded by a combination of fees, charitable donations and income generated from our own fundraising. WISH 2012 would help us to purchase much needed new equipment and to help subsidise future outings such as the annual Teddy Bears Picnic. Cylch Meithrin Pili PalaSallyAnn Stockwell07716 994 817Please send tokens to:Old St Mellons Village Hall, Newport Road, Cardiff,We are the only Welsh language pre-school in the area of St Mellons, Trowbridge, Rumney and Llanrumney. We offer children from the age of 2 - 5 the opportunity of early years play through the medium of Welsh. Each Cylch is responsible for its own fundraising to purchase new resources. We need new books and new outdoor equipment. Depending on the money we raise from WISH 2012 we would also put it towards new computer equipment for the children to use. Cylch Meithrin Yr Eglwys NewyddRachel Dwyer

07896 519 583Please send tokens to:Scout Hall, Penlline Road, Whitchurch, Cardiff, CF14 1APWe provide pre-school education and childcare through the medium of Welsh. We work within the foundation phase and give children a great start on their journey through education. We would spend any money from WISH 2012 on resources, which will make the children's time at our Cylch more interesting, maintaining the standards which we have achieved. Cynon Valley Crime Prevention Association Joanna Fashan 01685 870 011www.cynonvalleycrimeprevention.co.uk Please send tokens to:Windsor Street, Trecynon, Aberdare, CF44 8LNWe are a not for profit organisation that started as a crime prevention panel 25 years ago. The organisation now has a European Funded project that works across six counties and has assisted circa 4000 young persons in learning about PACT priorities, undertaking projects specifically aimed at their community and developing relationships with the police. We also work with the police to make safe the properties of domestic violence victims and those who may be at risk of being the victim of crime. We have a youth panel of members that is developing events and activities to support community issues and crime related issues of young persons. The WISH 2012 money will be used to develop our youth panel who are running a Cyber Bullying event. This event will be aimed at young people, teachers, parents and anyone else in the community who wants to understand cyber bullying better and help those who may be affected. Danescourt Under 10's FCNeil Driscoll 02920 493 335www.danescourtfootball.co.ukPlease send tokens to:Aquila House, Falcon Drive, CF10 4PD We are a local junior football club, serving the area of Danescourt in Cardiff. There are no amenities for the young children in this area to make use of. Being part of this football club gives children from the age of six to sixteen the chance to keep active and improve their social skills. I have 21 children in my age group alone, aged between 9 and 10. We would like to purchase a new football kit and help with costs for a winter training venue. Devils Community FoundationBrent Pope02920 444 050www.cardiffdevils.comPlease send tokens to:One Caspian Point, Pierhead Street, Cardiff Bay, CF10 4DQThe charity is working with young people and adults throughout South Wales allowing them the opportunity to experience and participate in ice sports first hand. The charity also works with all levels of involvement including performance and is the club interface between the Cardiff Devils Professional Ice Hockey team and it's Welsh community. We would like to use the money from WISH 2012 towards tournament registrations for our DCF Junior Ice Hockey teams for summer 2013 and facilitating further development/promotion and access routes into the sport of Ice Hockey across South Wales.

Dinas Powys Child Minders, Parents, Carers, Babies and Toddlers GroupJane Sissons07800 734 025Please send tokens to:Murchfield Community Centre, Sunnycroft Lane, Dinas Powys, CF64 4QQ Dinas Powys Childminders run a group aimed at bringing the local community together by supporting local carers, parents and children. The group provides a stimulating environment which enables babies and toddlers to develop a healthy balanced educational experience through all areas of play. Our group is severly underfunded so we would use the money for rent, new equipment and toys for the children in our local community. Dinas Powys Infants' SchoolMrs Julie Thompson02920 512 151Please send tokens to:Cardiff Road, Dinas Powys, CF64 4JUOur school is a county infants day school for 3 - 7 year olds maintained by the Vale of Glamorgan council. The school is a re-modelled traditional building. We have a large playground and school fields. We love the outdoors and would spend our money on something exciting to play with in our beautiful school grounds. Dinas Tenants Residents associationDavid Roberts01443 858 190Please send tokens to:TBCWe are a small tenant group and we have been operating for the last two years. With the help of RCT homes and other groups such as Keep Wales Tidy, we have been working on our river walkway project. We now wish to continue with that but extend it to a community garden to hopefully start producing our fruit and veg for our community. With funding from WISH 2012 we would like to buy plants, fruit trees, shrubs and fruit bushes and tools for our community garden. DYT Dance ProjectLisa Everson and Lyndsay Davies07989 150 424Please send tokens to:19 Plas Road, Fleur de Lys, NP12 3RJDYT Dance Project is made up of competitive teams and thriving academies. A dance school with a difference! At the moment we target children and young people ages 5 and up. In the new-year we want to expand and run classes for ages 2 to adults. We think everyone wanting to access dance should be able to and not have to worry about the hefty costs that come alongside dance. We also want to highlight the good things young people can do when given the support and direction and DYT can definitely raise confidence and self-esteem. We have recently secured our own dance studio and are in desperate need of money from WISH 2012 to finish the refurbishment’s and carry on providing affordable dance classes to the community. Eagleswell Primary School and NurseryMrs Kath Burmingham01446 792 755Please send tokens to:Eagleswell Road, Boverton, Llantwit Major, Vale of Glamorgan, CF61 2UE

Our school caters for all children from 3 years to 11 years in the rural Vale town of Llantwit Major. We are a community focused school and this year (in June) have celebrated our 40th anniversary with a street carnival, family summer fair and a function in a local venue with our Deputy Head's band providing the entertainment. We would use our WISH 2012 money to enhance the outdoor learning environment and experiences offered to all of the children at our school. Also to develop the opportunities for improving and structuring play, creativity and physical development through replenishing and purchasing new resources and storage, and developing an outdoor classroom for the Year two class. Eastern Healthy HeartsMrs J Moseley02920 411 096Please send tokens to:25 Penrhyn Close, Trowbridge, Cardiff, CF3 1RNOur group was started in January 2001 as the Heath Hospital to follow on from the eight weeks of cardiac rehabilition sessions at the hospital after cardiac operations. As well as the keep fit aspect, there is a very social element to these sessions and we all find them of great value. We would be very sorry if the group were to fold due to being unable to pay for an alternative venue. At present we pay 55p per session and any help to pay for an alternative venue while refurbishment of the leisure centre is in progress would be very welcome. Ely Garden VillagersPete Sullivan02920 657 024www.elygardenvillagers.co.ukPlease send tokens to:84 Llewellyn Avenue, Ely, Cardiff, CF5 4EDOur aim is to improve community spirit and also change the way Ely is sadly perceived. We along with many other Ely volunteers run football teams, annual Elympics, a traditional sports day event that all 9 junior schools around Ely take part in, Police fun-day events and also our annual Free fire work display rated the best free display in Cardiff which attracts 3-4 thousand people. We also run a free soccer camp throughout the summer holidays to keep the children off the streets. This year we intend to have a massive free fun day, It’s A Wet Knockout at the Ely Recreation Field as part of the Ely Festival. We would use any money from WISH 2012 to help fund this. Fairwater Primary SchoolMrs C Mason02920 563 160www.fairwaterprm.cardiff.sch.ukPlease send tokens to:Wellwright Road, Fairwater, Cardiff, CF5 3EDFairwater Primary School, Cardiff is for children aged 4-11years. We are an inclusive school and endeavour to provide the best opportunities we can so that our pupils develop their skills and full potential. The children of Fairwater Primary wish that they could have a 'Trim Trail' and other outdoor climbing equipment to use during playtime and lunchtime to keep themselves active, fit and healthy. We hope that WISH 2012 can help us with this. Family FriendshipsNatasha Owens01443 433 434Please send tokens to:

62 Treharne Street, Pentre, Rhondda Cynon Taff, CF41 7HYFamily Friendships was set up in 2010 and is a parent run support group for families in the Rhondda Cynon Taff area that have a child with a disability or illness of any kind. We offer advice, support, friendship and also a safe environment in which children can play and spend vital recreational time together as a family. We would like to sue any money from WISH 2012 to provide day trips for the families that attend family friendships meeting, and to revamp our sensory room at Rumble in the Jungle, Clydach Vale. FC DragonsBryn Jones02922 210 423Please send tokens to:63 Rogerstone Close, St Mellons, Cardiff, CF3 0EAWe give local children the chance to play football as part of a team training twice a week and playing matches on weekend. We give up our spare time to give them something to do rather than running the streets. We are in need of new kit/equipment also for training indoors on bad weather. Five C'sBethan Powell02920 624 730www.five-cs.orgPlease send tokens to:53 Heol Llanishen Fach, Rhiwbina, Cardiff, CF14 6LBWe are a Cardiff based charity supporting the Belarusian Children’s Hospice. Our aim each year is to open a summer camp and provide student volunteers from Cardiff to run it. The children that attend the camp are disabled or recovering from cancer. The camp provides a holiday for the children and respite for parents. Many of the medical problems in Belarus are due to the Chernobyl disaster. Belarus received 70% of the fallout and, as a result, there are high rates of cancer and other illnesses. Only 8% of children are free from illness. We are unique because many organisations don’t offer under 18’s the chance to volunteer. But we believe it can give so much to local students, allowing them to develop themselves and open their eyes to challenges. We raise money for the cost of opening the camp and then run an extensive summer volunteering programme. The money from WISH 2012 would start our new project of building a second volunteers house on the camp in Belarus so we are able to take more volunteers over and more children can enjoy it. We have recently purchased land next to the camp. Now we just need to raise the money to build the house! Friends of Barry BeachesRob Curtis01446 736 287www.fobb.btck.co.ukPlease send tokens to:118 Merthyr Dyfan Road, Barry, CF62 9TJLitter is swamping our oceans and is washing up on our beaches. It kills wildlife and is a hazard to our health and costs millions to clear up. There are nearly 2,000 items of rubbish for every kilometre on a beach. Marine wildlife gets entangled in litter and accidentally ingests it. Turtles mistake plastic bags for jellyfish and the bags block their stomachs, often leading to death from starvation., and seabirds mistake floating plastic litter for food. Plastic never biodegrades but breaks down into small pieces but does not disappear. Litter comes from many sources - the public, fishing activities, sewage pipes and shipping, but it is all preventable. Friends of Barry Beaches organise volunteers to help keep our local beaches litter free. In the process we try to recycle as much of the collected rubbish as possible. WISH 2012 would help us purchase beach cleaning equipment and materials such as

gloves and bags plus information leaflets. Friends of Cardiff Dogs HomeSusie James07974 212 704www.friendsofcardiffdogshome.org.ukPlease send tokens to:Westpoint Industrial Estate, Penarth Road, Cardiff, CF11 8JQFriends of CDH are raising money to rebuild the 40-year-old kennels. We also promote dogs for rehoming, provide volunteer opportunities for all ages and abilities, and promote responsible dog ownership in the community. We work closely with the Council and other groups to promote relationships, good practice and responsible pet ownership in all areas of Cardiff. We would use the money from WISH 2012 for Phase 3 of our environmental enrichment programme - providing auditory ambience to improve the visitor experience, decrease noise levels, and provide a more homely setting for the dogs for rehoming. We want to have piped classical music in the main kennel block! Research shows it promotes normal behaviours in dogs as well as providing an uplifting experience for visitors (much as it does in supermarkets) which should result in greatly improved rehoming rates. Friends of Glan Yr Afon Kelly Morgan 02920 777 883www.glanyrafonprimary.comPlease send tokens to:Glan Yr Afon Primary School, Browning Close, Llanrumney, Cardiff, CF3 5NJFriends Of G.Y.A are a group of staff, parents and friend volunteers who collectively raise funds for the children of G.Y.A school. We were formed in 2011 and have worked tirelessly raising much-needed funds for the benefit of the children who attend the local school. A successful bid for WISH 2012 would give us a much-needed boost to our fundraising efforts. We are looking to buy playground equipment suitable for ages 3ys - 11ys. We would also like a nature trail with bounce flooring. We feel this campaign would benefit at least 160 children whose school is fortunate to have large open ground area to play on but very little equipment to use. This funding would make a huge difference to some very disadvantaged children. Friends of Pedal PowerGabriela Todd02920 390 713www.cardiffpedalpower.orgPlease send tokens to:Pontcanna Caravan Park, Cardiff, CF11 9JJPedal Power was started as a cycle charity in 2006. Its head quarters are in a building next to the reception for Pontcanna Caravan Park, but it also has a second hire location in Cardiff Bay just beyond the Norwegian Church.The main aim is to make cycling accessible to absolutely everybody. We are particularly interested in those who have or have had difficulties with cycling or even finding a cycle that is comfortable and feels safe. We advise, train and provide opportunities every day (except the Christmas and New Year season) to hire a large fleet of regular and specialist cycles. We provide grassroot foundations for mobility, leisure, sport and commuter based cycling. Above all, the enjoyment of being on 2, 3 or 4 wheels and experiencing the freedom to move- however slowly, is exhilarating, contageous and inspiring. Come and see us to find out more! We greatly value our volunteers, without them we could not exist. We hope to spend any money we gain through WISH 2012 on specialist trikes that have been identified as required, in order for us to continue providing a

service to the public in the communities of Cardiff, The Vale, RCT, Gwent and Bridgend Friends of RiverbankAdam Tod02920 563 860Please send tokens to:Riverbank Special School, Vincent Road, Ely, Cardiff, CF5 5AQThe Friends of Riverbank are parents and carers of pupils at Riverbank Special School who get together to offer support, advice and friendship, whilst fundraising for extra equipment to help the pupils. We hope that WISH 2012 will help us raise funds towards the cost of a new minibus to take pupils out and about. Friends of St Paul's School and CommunityMiss Kelly McGhan02920 235 854Please send tokens to:Oakley Place, Grangetown, Cardiff, CF11 7EUOur group is made up of parents of children at St Paul's Primary School & members of the local community. We hold regular meetings to discuss fundraising opportunities, social events and needs of the school and community. We would like to purchase outdoor play for use by children of the school and children in the community. Friends of Ton Pentre Junior SchoolTina Mountjoy01443 435 436Please send tokens to:Bailey Street, Ton Pentre, RCT, CF41 7ELWe are a group of parents working with the school aiming to improve the school environment and the children’s experience of junior school and to enable them to learn in a nurturing environment. We also help fund school trips to keep the cost down for parents and buy much needed I.T. equipment for the school. We run social evenings, childrens discos and much more. We would like to purchase new outdoor equipment for the school yard, to benefit every child in the school and support their education. Full Circle Breastfeeding SupportJessica Starr02920 863 680www.fullcirclebsg.co.ukPlease send tokens to:8 Clos Enfys, Castle View, Caerphilly, CF83 1SBFull Circle is a mum-to-mum breastfeeding support group based in Caerphilly, South Wales. We meet every Tuesday at the Twyn Community Centre between 1-3pm. The group is free to attend. Full Circle provides information and support to those wishing to breastfeed, breastfeeding mums and their families. We are a charity, run entirely by volunteers. We would love a share of the WISH 2012 money to buy some toys, and some storage boxes to keep them in, for the babies and toddlers who come to this group. Garth Olwg U3AMrs Christine Griffiths (Chairperson)01443 202 370Please send tokens to:

1 Duffryn Bach, Church Village, Pontypridd, Mid Glamorgan, CF38 1BBGarth Olwg University of the Third Age (U3A) is an autonomous branch of the Third Age Trust. Our members have either retired or are about to retire. We hold a monthly members meeting at Garth Olwg Lifelong Learning Centre with a visiting speaker. We have a range of monthly interest groups, e.g. Lunch Club, Strollers (a gentle walk combined with a visit to such places as Cardiff Wetlands, Cowbridge Physic Garden, Insole Court), a very lively Discussion Group; a Theatre Group, and a Craft Group. Our energetic Travel/Arts/Education groups have visited Highclere Castle, Hampton Court Palace, the Severn Valley Steam Railway; the list goes on! We aim to provide our members with a varied programme of education, interest, and FUN! If successful, we would spend the WISH money on travel for group members to visit places of interest and education. Girlguiding Cardiff & E. GlamorganMrs Judith Latham (County Commissioner)02920 617 547www.girlguidingcardiff.org.ukPlease send tokens to:c/o 18 Penylan Terrace, Penylan, Cardiff, CF23 9EUGirlguiding Cardiff and East Glamorgan takes in the whole of Cardiff, Penarth, Barry and Caerphilly and as far as Bargoed and St. Athens. There are 3000+ girls and women involved in this area from the age of 5 upwards and there is a challenging programme of activities - from football to abseiling, service to home-based activities, crafts or camping. The programme enables girls to mature into confident, capable and caring young women. Members are from a range of socio-economic backgrounds, ethnicity’s and cultures. We would use any money from WISH 2012 for safety equipment for our Outdoor Activity Centre. The Centre is set in large grounds and guiders are able to provide any number of activities, which are integral to the Guide programme. All activities provided are aimed at improving team building skills and enhancing interpersonal and survival skills and providing the girls with an insight into the relationship between themselves and nature. There is a policy to keep cost to the girls to a minimum to maximise social inclusion. Golden Years Recreational ClubMrs May King02920 851 275Please send tokens to:26 Dickens Court, Graig-y-Rhacca, Machen, Caerphilly, CF83 8TFWe are a group for the over 50's who meet once a week on a Wednesday at our local resource centre. We have a game of bingo and a chat over a cup of tea and a biscuit. We also go out for meals on a member’s birthday and also for Christmas. We try to be as creative as possible. At the moment we are doing American Tinsel Painting which one of our members has kindly offered to teach us. The local school interacts with the club as often as possible. Several of my club are over 70 and sometimes find it difficult to join in with the activities, but with the help of the children, they can take part and not feel left out. The school has also cooked for us a few times. If we are lucky enough to receive funding from WISH 2012 we would like to spend it on room hire, trips, speakers to attend the group i.e. age concern and to provide creative activities for the elderly. Grange Albion Sports and Social ClubAnnette Avery02920 250 761Please send tokens to:Grange Albion, 142 Paget Street, Grangetown, Cardiff, CF23 9ULWe are a local sports and social club that has been running in the local community of Grangetown for the past 30 years. We target the local youngsters of the area who are enthusiastic for playing

sport regardless of ability. The teams consist of players from Grangetown and also of many different nationalities and ethnic background. All these youngsters live locally and just want to play sports at low cost. With so many soaring costs in the current climate, we try as much as we can to keep cost down for the parents of the youngsters, so any money that we were to be given from the WISH 2012 campaign would be gratefully received. We intend to buy washing and drying machines. At present the players take it in turns to wash the team kit, but with cost for parents rising we would like to take away any cost for them and have it all washed at the club. Grangetown Baptist ChurchPastor Fred Adorkorbiji02920 229 567www.gbccardiff.org.ukPlease send tokens to:Clive Street, Grangetown, Cardiff, CF11 7HPThe object is to provide a facility that the local children can come where they will have the opportunity to safely interact and socialise with friends and relatives. Older youth will be encouraged to help out as junior leaders. This will be a learning experience for the youth in the area. We believe the clubs will offer a genuine service to local children and families in a ward with high deprivation levels. Our chapel is within the Grangetown 04 Lower Super Output Area. We run several children and youth outreach groups, as well as running a care and share lunch for the elderly in the area, along with a homeless project. We are always struggling to provide funds, to help with outreach of after school club, and computer/youth club. Grangetown Friendship ClubMr Ken Lloyd02920 843 209Please send tokens to:Havelock Place, Grangetown, Cardiff, CF11 6PAUp to 2 years ago this club was run by age concern. However when this was no longer available I took over the running of the club. I am now 84, I said I'd do it until they get someone else. I would like to fund day trips and a Christmas dinner with any money raised by WISH 2012. Hafal Carer GroupSian Jenkins01656 732 085Please send tokens to:Hafal Community Hub, 112 Commercial Street, Maesteg, Bridgend, CF34 9DLThe Hafal Carers Support Group is aimed at carers who are caring for someone with a mental health condition. The group meets monthly and provides carers with the opportunity to meet other people in simular situations. Unfortunately within society there is still a lot of stigma around mental health, which also affects the families and carers. This is why it is so important to have a specific support group for mental health carers. Hafal also provides short breaks for carers, social outings and one to one family support. We would like to organise social outings for carers, pamper sessions and provide training for carers to help them in their role. Hawthorn Primary SchoolMr Geoff Cresswell02920 564 345www.hawthornprm.co.ukPlease send tokens to:Hawthorn Road East, Llandaff North, Cardiff, CF14 2LR

All our children have an opportunity to enjoy learning in the outdoor areas on the school site. We are currently developing the 'o' zone as an additional learning area. Headway CardiffJulie Smith02920 577 707www.headwaycardiff.orgPlease send tokens to:Rookwood Hospital, Llandaff, Cardiff, CF5 2YNHeadway Cardiff's mission statement is to promote the understanding of all aspects of acquired brain injury and to provide information, support and services to people with acquired brain injury, and their families and carers. Our current services include a day service which offers a structured programme and the opportunity to work on independent living skills, a young persons day service, outreach services, counselling, social events, newsletter, website, awareness raising and training. The strategic objectives include increasing awareness and understanding of acquired brain injury (ABI) and its consequences, providing information and support for people with ABI, their families and carers and professional people, and to promote improved approaches to brain injury screening, acute care, assessment, rehabilitation and community reintegration. In addition we aim to assist people with ABI to maximise their independence and allow them to attain the highest possible quality of life. We hope to use WISH 2012 donations to purchase iPads for our survivors to enable them to access applications which support their coping strategies and rehabilitation. This will enable them to learn new skills and perhaps become less socially isolated and help to re-integrate into society. Heath Citizens' Art GroupBill Austin02920 620 869Please send tokens to:Heath Citizens' Centre, King George Fifth Drive East (opposite number 183), Heath Park, Cardiff, CF14 4EP Heath Citizens' Art Group has been running for over 20 years. It is a gathering of people who are passionate about painting but want to have a good and sociable time too. It is run by volunteers who buy tea and biscuits and stimulate the experienced and not-so-experienced members. Each April a "show of work" is held where members exhibit their masterpieces. The current leader is 81 and regularly picks up other members from their houses to enable full participation in the Wednesday morning sessions. The group has an enviable community spirit and new members are always welcome to join in the fun but develop their artistic potential too. We would like to use the money from WISH 2012 to encourage other (senior) citizens to join our cheerful, community group. Hephzibah Conservation GroupDelwyn Watkins02920 884 230Please send tokens to:Fairways, 2 St Cenydd Close, Caerphilly, CF83 2TSWe are a group dedicated to Hephzibah Chapel, Bedwas, where apart from services, various public/community events are held, e.g. concerts, church events and charitable efforts. There are continuing efforts to expand and improve, where necessary, these activities to the benefits of the community at large and any grant received will be expended to this end. With the WISH 2012 money we would like to provide an audio system called a Loop to enable who are deaf or of partial hearing to participate more fully in services and other public/community events held at Hephzibah Chapel, Bedwas.

Hijinx Theatre Val Hill02920 300 331www.hijinx.org.ukPlease send tokens to:Wales Millennium Centre, Bute Place, Cardiff Bay, CF10 5ALHijinx Theatre (Reg Charity No 1078358) is one of Wales leading professional theatre companies. It is a passionate advocate for the incusion of people with learning difficulties in the arts. Based in Cardiff Hijinx tours beautifully crafted original theatre to communities across the UK, casting actors with and without learning difficulties. Hjinx aim to provide everyone, whether disabled or not, with the opportunity to discover the thrill of performing or watching original live theatre. By supporting people with learning difficulties to develop their skills and confidence by working with professional actors to perform in front of live audiences. HybuGill James07949 655 099www.hybu.co.uk/1Please send tokens to:69 Hollybush Road, Cyncoed, Cardiff, CF23 6SZHybu Limited is a non-profit company that reaches out to young people and local communities through programmes designed to encourage participants to value themselves and to be recognised as the incredible members of society they actually are. They achieve this by supporting each other and local communities in a variety of practical ways. Hybu exists to promote, encourage and assist in the development of good citizenship and well being amongst children and young people via education, training, mentoring and practical experience, based on an ethos of social justice, equality and diversity. We would love to be able to spend the money from WISH 2012 on securing the future of the project and ensuring that young people still have access to our practical volunteering programme in order that they not only feel the personal benefits, but are able to utilise their skills to help the communities in which they live. Insole Court Community Garden GroupJohn Isaacs02920 555 970Please send tokens to:41 the Cathedral Green, Llandaff, Cardiff, CF5 2EBThe group started as a sub-committee of the Friends of Insole Court who raised a £1,300 grant for tool-purchase from Voluntary Action Cardiff. There has been full-hearted support from the Parks Services management and the group established itself as a group independent of FIC but affiliated to, with its own constitution, in the autumn of 2010. We were also grateful to receive a loan of £500 from FIC which we have now repaid. We have 49 members and the Ysgol Pencae children who come to work their plot every Wednesday afternoon. Last year we planted 8 fruit trees in espalier, along the 2 walls of the garden. In front of these trees we are growing over 30 fruit bushes, raspberry, blueberry, gooseberry, loganberry and red currant. We also planted a small orchard of a dozen trees, apple, pear, plum and cherry in the patch of ground alongside the southern hedge. In Spring we purchased 2 picnic tables which we used for our summer picnic. We would like to use the WISH 2012 money to buy materials to build compost bins and create a run off to facilitate the filling of our water butts. Inter Penarth AFCFran Rawlings

02920 259 364Please send tokens to:21 Daimond Street, Adamsdown, Cardiff, CF24 1NQInter Penarth is a small local football club run entirely by volunteers. The club targets players and families who do not have much money and but want to play football. We supply kits and as much as possible. We would like to buy new kits for our u8s mini team and our new senior team and pay for winter training. KiddieWinkles Playgroup @ BethelJayne Eldridge / Karen Jones01446 401 210www.kiddiewinkleschildcare.comPlease send tokens to:Bethel Baptist Church, Harbour Road, Barry, CF62 5SAWe believe that play is at the centre of a child's learning and development. We aim to provide a warm, friendly, professional, child-centred approach to learning through play, encourage parents to understand and provide for the needs of their children and provide safe and satisfying group play. We also encourage other charitable activities where parents may help the children and to further the aims of the Wales Pre-school Playgroups association of which we are a member. We have recently started up our community playgroup and would intend spending any Wish money on purchasing our own toys and equipment - we are currently borrowing items from another group and parents. KPC YouthAlison Mawby01656 749 219www.kpcyouth.comPlease send tokens to:Off Pyle Inn Way, Pyle, Bridgend, CF33 6ABKPC Youth (Kenfig Hill, Pyle & Cornelly Youth) has been based in Pyle since 1998 and works with young people aged 8 - 25. KPC aims to give young people a safe and fun place to go, away from the potential dangers of boredom and hanging out on the streets. KPC offers a wide range of on-site activities, such as music, arts, dance, pool, table tennis and sports as well as advice, info & youth-related workshops and accredited training for young people. We want to give our members the best service we can and the opportunity to develop themselves, to have better opportunities in life. We are open Mon - Fri evenings 5.30 - 10 pm, and often have up to 70 young people attending. During the daytime we also work with young people who are struggling with school. Our aim continues to be to provide the support young people want, to help them make informed decisions in their own lives. We'd like to spend any WISH 2012 money received for our general running costs. We're currently using reserves to keep ourselves going, and any help would be really appreciated! Latch On Breastfeeding SupportClare Coan02920 612 273www.latchoncardiff.btck.co.ukPlease send tokens to:13 Heol Briwnant, Rhiwbina, Cardiff, CF14 6QFLatch On offers informal breastfeeding support, information and friendship to pregnant and breastfeeding mums. Our weekly meetings, which are free to attend, offer the chance to discuss problems and concerns or simply enjoy a hot cuppa and enjoy a chat with other mothers. We welcome older siblings, partners or other supporters along too. This NCT affiliated group is run by a

NCT Breastfeeding Counsellor and a group of trained peer supporters who are able to offer friendly support and information on a whole range of breastfeeding related issues. Money from WISH 2012 will enable us to continue our work supporting the breastfeeding mothers and babies of Cardiff. The money will enable us to fund our venue hire and provide refreshments, and to advertise our services to a wider audience. Lisvane 50 + clubTony Cousins (Secretary)02920 764 871Please send tokens to:32 Ridgeway, Lisvane, Cardiff, CF14 0RSWe are a social club, formed 3 years ago, to cater for both male and female north Cardiff residents and meet once and month. We have over 40 members and are affiliated to the Lisvane community association. Our income is derived from members paying £2/meeting. We provide guest speakers, refreshments and hold a raffle at each meeting. Our members come from Lisvane, Thornhill, Llanishien and Rhiwbina. We also run trips and would like to raise money to fund a trip to Either St Fagans or Tredegar house, Newport. Llandaff City C/W Primary SchoolMrs K Bates02920 565 932www.llandaffprm.cardiff.sch.ukPlease send tokens to:Hendre Close, Llanfaff, Cardiff, CF5 2HTWe, the Association of Friends of Llandaff City Church in Wales Primary School are a group of dedicated parents and staff members, committed to raising money for specific projects which are intended to enhance the educational experience of the children in our school. Committee members communicate on a daily basis with parents who have children in school, leading to positive relationships and good attendance at fundraising events. Funds are raised through a series of events, including the Summer and Christmas Fairs. Any money we raise is carefully allocated, in full consultation with school staff, to projects that will benefit as many children as possible in every part of the school. Fundraising targets over the past few years have included school team kits, I.T. equipment, a digital piano, amplification equipment and projectors to name but a few. This year, we are keen to upgrade our IT department, and also aim to enhance outdoor learning throughout the School. Llandaff North Community AssociationAlan Davies02920 565 541Please send tokens to:13 Evansfield Road, Llandaff North, Cardiff, CF14 2FAThe community centre is widely used for events such as upholstery and wood carving classes, pensioners bingo, Zumba classes, a puppy school, nursery, line dancing, parties and church once a month. It’s also often used by the local primary school and sometimes as a polling station. Through WISH 2012 we would like to install new UPVC windows to make the community centre warmer for our visitors and eco friendly. Llandaff North Traders AssociationLewys Wootten02920 555 560www.llandaffnorth.org

Please send tokens to:Lew's Coffee Shop, Unit 5 Avocet House, Station Road, Llandaff North, Cardiff, CF14 2FGLlandaff North Traders Association was set up four years ago to help bring some Christmas cheers to Llandaff North during difficult economic times. From that day the traders have worked tirelessly to make Llandaff North one of the most vibrant villages in Cardiff. Every year the Llandaff North Traders Association fundraise and organise the annual Christmas lights and the big switch on evening as well as lend a hand to the Summer Fair all of which is very kindly publicised by the South Wales Echo. The upkeep and maintainance of the lights means we're always fundraising to keep them looking as dazzling as ever. With this years 'Wish 2012' money we want to expand our lights through the village and also pay for the insurance on them for the next 3 years. Llandaff Rowing ClubSarah Thomas02920 339 509Please send tokens to:TBCAt Llandaff Rowing Club we aim to get as many new children rowing as we can. We regularly run learn to row courses and we have had many children take part, however we have limited funds to buy much needed equipment for the club. We have children from 11 to 17 who compete in local and national level races. With this years WISH money we would spend it on much needed equipment to continue the Olympic legacy, we would ideally spend the money on a new set of rowing blades for the club as most of our current equipment is outdated and needs updating. Llanedeyrn Primary School Special Resource BaseMr Andrew Price02920 736 420www.llanedeyrnprimary.co.ukPlease send tokens to:Wellwood, Llanedeyrn, Cardiff, CF23 9JN"We are a mainstream school catering for children from three to eleven. An important part of our school are the two special resource bases. These bases are designed to support up to twenty children who gave statements of special educational needs. These needs are wide ranging and include physical, emotional and learning. These children flourish in an environment which provides excellent teaching, careful resourcing and individualised programmes if work. We ensure there are excellent links with the children's families and a wide range of specialists. We would like to create an outdoor learning area for the children with special needs in our resource base. To achieve this we would need to create an opening from the classroom to the outside. We know that these children's confidence, well being and learning would improve significantly from having access to the outside. Llanfabon Infants' SchoolPat Wood01443 450 275Please send tokens to:Bryncelyn Avenue, Nelson, Caerphilly Borough, CF46 6HLLlanfabon Infants School would like to raise money through WISH 2012 to purchase more PE and sports equipment for our children.Llanishen Baptist ChurchNicky Butler (Administrator)02920 758 531www.llanishenbaptist.org.uk

Please send tokens to:Fidlas Road, Llanishen, Cardiff, CF14 5FFWe are a Baptist Church in Llanishen, offering a contemporary and traditional worship. We support a number of groups such as mother, toddlers, scouts, guides and youth groups. We want to reach out to the whole local community. We would like to re-model the sanctuary of the church. Removing the pews, improving the entrance and providing better facilities in order to open up the church more for the use of the community, for various groups and organisations. Llanrumney Community ForumLinda Bartlett02920 793 660Please send tokens to:John Reynolds Centre, Shaw Close, Llanrumney, Cardiff, CF3 5NXThe Llanrumney forum is a voluntary organisation made up of volunteers who work for the benefit of the community of Llanrumney. We work in partnership with the police, leisure centre, Cardiff bus and local councillors. Every Christmas we provide a xmas meal for the elderly in our community. For us to carry out these events we fundraise and apply for small grants. lst Dinas Powys Beaver GroupAnn Spackman02921 404 441Please send tokens to:Highwalls Road, Dinas Powys, CF64 4AJThe lst Dinas Powys Scout Group is part of a world-wide educational youth movement. We help young people achieve their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential as individuals. We hope to raise money towards equipment for the scout hall, for trips out and to help fund towards a new mini bus. MacKintosh Bowls ClubCynthia Pulsford02920 383 182www.mackintoshsportsclub.orgPlease send tokens to:Mackintosh Sports Club, Keppoch Street, Roath, Cardiff, CF24 3JWWe are the second oldest bowls club in Wales. All sexes, ages and nationalities are welcome. Most of our members and friends are 70+ so we enjoy meeting and interacting socially, as well as competing against other clubs in leagues. Our members find the club to be an oasis in an inner city area! One of the problems we face is that, as the bowls club members are mostly over 70, we need 'pushers' to push back the sixteen bowls during games. Our feet and ankles suffer if we kick them back. The money we receive from the WISH 2012 campaign would help us buy new pushers. Mackintosh Senior Citizen ClubMr Gerry Banfield02920 487 155Please send tokens to:Mackintosh Community Centre, 38 Keppoch Street, Roath, Cardiff, CF24 3JWWe are a local Senior Citizens group, which is run voluntarily by a committee of local senior citizens. We have been meeting on Thursday afternoons for over 20yrs, for tea and biscuits, a game of bingo, & sometimes we have speakers or an information talk. We try to have a trip or a meal once or twice per year, but this can be restricted by finances and mobility. We are open to anyone over 60 in the Roath, Plasnewydd, Penylan area who want to enjoy a social afternoon. With WISH 2012 we’d like to

help ensure that our group can continue meeting and enjoy our weekly social cup of tea and a chat, and help towards the cost of a meal or a party at Christmas. Maesybryn Primary SchoolMr Simon Roberts01443 202 928Please send tokens to:Lancaster Drive, Llantwit Fadre, Pontypridd, CF38 2NSWe are a large Primary School with two special classes for children with communication and complex needs. We have spent a lot of time developing outdoor areas for enhancing the curriculum but now need to develop playground activities for the children at breaktime and lunch. This will make these periods happier and more productive for the children. It will also reduce times when children become bored or uninterested. Children will continue learning at lunchtime even though they will think that they are playing. Pupil wellbeing will improve dramatically. We hope the WISH 2012 money can help us do this. Mega AllsortsMrs Dawn Champion01633 601 734Please send tokens to:72 Newport Road, Pontymister, Risca, Gwent, NP11 6LTWe are a ten pin bowling team for adults with learning disabilities and have been going for the last 15 years. We train every Wednesday evening at the bowling centre in Nantgarw. There are 5 coaches and 26 team members. The coaches are all volunteers. We are a self-funding group and fundraise to allow our team to compete in national games as well as the Special Olympics. We rely on the support of our local community to help us with this. With the help of WISH we would like to buy our team and coaches new kit, e.g. bowling balls, bags, shoes, etc. as we have had ours for a very long time. If possible we would also like to organise a fun night out. Monday Night LadiesMarilyn Haines02920 258 845Please send tokens to:32 Lansdown Avenue West, Canton, Cardiff, CF11 8FSWe are a group that meet every Monday evening. We play bingo and sometimes we do a bring and buy. Whatever is left we give to charity. We would like to go on a day trip but our funds never seem to reach the target for the bus. We are mostly are all OAP’s so money is very short. We need to get more members. We would be very grateful if the WISH 2012 campaign could help us. We would spend it on meals or days out for our ladies and for OAP funds for bingo. Monkstone Petanque ClubRoger Griffin02920 610 235Please send tokens to:3 Milestone Close, Heath, Cardiff, CF14 4NQMonkstone Petanque Club exists for the enjoyment and development of the sport of petanque. Petanque is a unique sport in that it can be enjoyed equally by people of all ages, so it is an ideal family activity. It is a simple game for children and adults to learn and is not gender-specific. Above all, it is fun to play and involves a level of physical activity that most people can engage in. We want to develop a junior section and have already forged links with a local primary school. We also want to encourage greater participation within the local community of Penylan and Roath.

Mums' MattersLaura McCabe02920 493 351www.mumsmatters.btck.co.ukPlease send tokens to:The Women's Workshop, Clarence House, Clarence Road, Butetown, Cardiff, CF10 5FBWe are a unique group in Cardiff in that we cater for Mums rather than Mums and toddlers. Our children are cared for by qualified staff for 2 hours, whilst the Mums get a well-earned break, learning new skills, meeting new people and gaining friendships. This has been invaluable to many newcomers to the area, who would otherwise have been isolated with their children. We are a supportive environment, and for many women we have been life-savers and a place where they can be themselves again, not just someone's mum. We have experienced many things, salsa dancing; sushi making; hula-hooping; workshops; we aim to make every week interesting and exciting. We welcome any and every mum. There is no other group like this in Cardiff, but we are in dire need of support otherwise we may have to close. With funding we aim to provide our unique group with two fully paid creche workers every session. The money will also go towards the varied activities we provide for our Mums each week. Musical YouthJay Coleman07901 948 999www.musicalyouth.uk.orgPlease send tokens to:213 The Highway, Croesyceilog, Cymbran, Torfaen, NP44 2NXOur group are a community youth group that give young people the opportunity to access theatre and dance. We perform locally and once a year we pay to put the kids to go on the West End stage, we do this by fund raising and hard hard work by our young members. We give talented young people a chance they may not otherwise have. We offer bursaries and all monies above costs go to these bursaries so the young people we work with can get the opportunity to better the experience by offering them travel costs, audition costs etc. Nantymoel Boys & Girls ClubByron Lock01656 840 720Please send tokens to:25 Dunam Street, Nantymoel, Bridgend, CF32 7PUNantymoel Boys and Girls Club was built in 1926. We now have a good venue for young people to come four times a week. We have had a national winner in pool, snooker and table tennis for the last 12 years. We have members from age 7 to 70 as we run a lunch club once a week. We would like to upgrade heating, electricity and the outside of the building. New Foundations H.E.Jayne Palmer02920 216 502www.newfoundationshe.comPlease send tokens to:111 Firs Avenue, Fairwater, Cardiff, CF5 3TGWe provide social and educational opportunities for home educating families and their children. WISH 2012 money could help us to pay rent so we can continue to provide support to home educating families and their children.

New Hope Community ChurchRev Wade McLennanwww.newhopecc.infoPlease send tokens to:Trowbridge Community Centre, Caernarvon Way, Trowbridge, Cardiff, CF3 1RU"New Hope Community Church believe in preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ, which is God's message of forgiveness and reconciliation. That because of Jesus' death and resurrection, God is willing to give forgiveness and eternal life as a gift to anyone who trusts in Him. That means no-one is beyond the reach of His help. We believe that the essence of community is something that involves a diversity of generations and cultures. So it is essential for us as a Church that children, young people, students and adults of all ages and backgrounds are involved together here at New Hope Community Church.We desire to be a community that spends time together to sing, pray and develop strong and encouraging relationships that last and with God's enabling to learn how to serve one another and our local community. New Hope Community Church have volunteers to help develop and further the provision of varied activities and workshops during the day and evenings for today’s youth. We want to open a coffee shop and drop in service in the Trowbridge Centre to offer support to families with children through the Church. St Mellons Community Centre will be closing in the days some time next year and this year’s Wish money will help run the costs of providing varied activities for all ages. We would be able to leaflet drop to the community also. New Horizons Mental Health Resource CentreJanet Whiteman01685 881 113www.newhorizons-mentalhealth.co.uk Please send tokens to:16a Dean Street, Aberdare, CF44 7BNNew Horizons is a small charity (based in RCT) that has been supporting people with mental health or emotional wellbeing issues since 1995 following the closure of Parc Hospital. New Horizons now provides support five days a week at our resource centres in Aberdare & Dinas and at our outreach centres across the Rhondda and Cynon valleys. We hope to provide additional services and facilities in the community for people who are living with mental health issues that access our services in the Rhondda and Cynon Valleys. Noah’s Ark AppealSuzanne Mainwaring02920 335 016www.noahs-ark-appeal.orgPlease send tokens to:Cardiff Royal Infirmary, Newport Road, Cardiff, CF24 0SZThe Noah’s Ark Appeal is the official charity of the Children’s Hospital for Wales. Each year, the Children’s Hospital for Wales treats thousands of young patients from around the country, providing life saving treatment to those who are critically ill and expert skills for those with conditions requiring specialist care. We fundraise in order to ensure that our young patients are treated in a world class facility with the most innovative medical equipment, this means funding a range of projects from life saving equipment for the Critical Care Unit to providing materials for the children’s playrooms. The Wish money will help us buy equipment, materials and toys for the playrooms at the Children’s Hospital for Wales.

Noddfa Chapel Community ProjectBeth Ellis01656 738 866www.noddfachapel.co.ukPlease send tokens to:Caerau Road, Caerau, Maesteg, CF34 0PGNoddfa chapel offers opportunities for the community to access activities, workshops, training, informal learning, accredited learning as well as day and evening activities for all members of the community regardless of gender, age, race, religion, disability etc. It offers services that are non-discriminating and equal opportunity for all. We also work in partnership with community groups. We provide a warm welcoming environment for the provision of activities and project based initiatives for all residents of Caerau and the surrounding areas. All activities are needs led and are in line with government agenda to tackle deprivation in the area. We hope that WISH 2012 will provide over 50's ICT classes which will include using iPads, laptops and different software packages, plus an after school club for 5-11 year olds one evening a week. Old Penarthians RFC Mini & Junior SectionRob Crimp02920 701 810www.oldpenarthiansrfc.co.uk Please send tokens to:St Marks Road, Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan, CF64 3PFWe are a Rugby Mini & Junior Section that started two years ago. We now have over 100 children (from 5 to 12) that are playing rugby that were not doing so 2 years ago. We need money to enable expansion and to enable more children to play and learn in sport. Open-DoorsAvril Power (Secretary)07804 596 035Please send tokens to:34 Cymric Close, Ely, Cardiff, CF5 4GSOpen-Doors was set up by individuals using mental health services. The main aims are to promote social inclusion, awareness of issues surrounding mental health services and widening individuals participation in the community. In addition to allow members to gain greater self-independence, empowerment and being a valuable member of their community. The group provides a safe and confidential environment where our aims can be achieved and developed. It is a social activities self help group, does not need medical referral and is open to all persons above the age of eighteen who may have experienced mental health issues, anxiety or stress. We aim to provide a friendly and relaxed experience for members to enjoy activities such as arts/crafts, pool, bingo, karaoke, table-tennis, or just read the papers, have a chat and light refreshment. WISH 2012 would help the group to replace old equipment, buy arts/crafts materials, board games, undertake new activities and publicise our group to attract new members. Pantmawr Residents AssociationJudith Jones02920 615 538Please send tokens to:13 Dan-y-graig, Pantmawr, Cardiff, CF14 7HJThe Pantmawr Residents Association is a group of residents from the Pantmawr area in Cardiff. We would like to raise funds through WISH 2012 to en able us to update a public open space on the estate for the local children to play in as they have nowhere else to go.

Park Primary SchoolMrs Mair Evans01443 875 524Please send tokens to:Park Crescent, Bargoed, Caerphilly, CF81 8PNAt Park Primary School staff, governors and parents work together effectively to ensure a quality education for all our children through fun, commitment, challenge and high expectations. With WISH 2012 we would like to buy a new Wendy House for our Nursery pupils as ours was stolen during the holidays. Pen y Fai Scout HallCaroline Bryant01656 721 355Please send tokens to:Court Coleman Road, Pen y Fai, Bridgend,Since taking over the running of the hall in 2011 we have raised money for new windows and doors, a fitted kitchen and toilet floors. The hall is the only community venue that is used by a playgroup everyday. We cater for Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Explorers, Rainbows, Brownies and Aerobics & Slimtone meet there in the evenings. Local children also hold their birthday parties at the hall. We need some tables and chairs for the children to do arts and crafts. Also we have just had some new windows that could do with some new curtains or blinds! Penarth Royal SupremesDawn Flanagan02920 700 186Please send tokens to:TBCWe are a marching jazz band for anyone aged 3 upwards. We compete week in week out against other bands in England and Wales. The bands photos and videos can be seen on Facebook under Penarth Royal Supremes just ask to join. We are currently fundraising for new equipment so please support our WISH 2012 campaign! Penarth Sea CadetsMrs C M Simms02920 707 887www.penarthscc.org.ukPlease send tokens to:Stanwell Crescent, Penarth, CF64Penarth Sea Cadets is part of the UK's largest maritime youth charity.A junior section (Age 10 to 12) takes part in activities like sailing, canoeing, learning about their community and having fun. The senior section (aged 12 to 18) get to grips with subjects both on water and land all based on a nautical theme. They take part in courses and competitions ranging from music to sailing. We seek to ensure that there are no barriers for young people to have the opportunity to be a Sea Cadet. We are raising money to modernise our kitchen. Pentrebane Residents Association Ronnie Burford07749 925 818Please send tokens to:53 Beechley Drive, Caretakers House, Pentrebane, Cardiff, CF5 3SG

Pentrebane Residents have been a group for the Pentrebane community since 2010. Since the group got together we have organised family days out for the residents including a trip to Oakwood. We hold regular fundraising events, which include skate off competitions, football tournaments, fun days and will be showing our support to the re-opening of the local leisure centre. Some of the events we’ve held include the first Pentrebane/Fairwater festival, a clean-up of Pentrebane school and wasteland where the scout hall used to stand, a 3 day event to get the community together and a Christmas dinner for the local pensioners. We have also created a woodland area for the children. We would like to get more people involved and do more for the area as the events we’ve held so far have shown that they bring the community together socially as well as creating a better environment for the next generation to grow up. The money raised through WISH 2012 will go towards fundraising for a local skate park and running more affordable trips for families. We would also like to do another Christmas Fare event including another Christmas lunch for local pensioners. Penydarren Boys and Girls ClubMansel Jones01685 383 054Please send tokens to:The Bont Playing Fields, Rocky Road, Penydarren, Merthyr Tydfil, CF47 9HHWe would like to develop young people by providing them with qualifications that will support their CV and enhance their employability and providing them with the skills for the workplace and life. We aim to reduce entry into anti-social behaviour and crime and to install a reduction in youth offending and re-offending rates. We want to increase regular participation amongst disadvantaged young people, help reduce the number of not in education, employment or training and those approaching the age that have a high risk of offending. We are looking to purchase new training equipment for our junior and mini members. We are also looking to fund coaching, welfare and first aid training for the coaches of these teams. We are looking to extend our existing building to incorporate a shop which in turn will provide income and sustainability. Personal Support UnitSusie Baker02920 343 685www.thepsu.org.uk/Please send tokens to:Cardiff Civil Justice Centre, 2 Park Street, Cardiff, CF10 1ETThe PSU in Cardiff helps people attending the civil courts on their own (without a lawyer) in cases which may have a devastating effect on their lives. E.g. being evicted from their home, being made bankrupt, losing their job or their right to see their children. Support from PSU volunteers not only makes a person's experience less stressful, but can also have a direct impact on the final outcome of their case and on the rest of their lives. Our service relies on the selfless work of highly-skilled trained volunteers, who support people by accompanying them to court to steady their nerves, guide them around unfamiliar court buildings, explaining what will happen in court, helping them to fill out legal forms and organising their paperwork. We see people without an appointment and do not limit the amount of time spent with each person. We also provide support over the phone to people all over Wales, many of whom would be unable to travel to Cardiff to receive help. The PSU is the only organisation providing this service in the Civil and Family Courts on a day-to-day basis. Money raised from WISH 2012 will go towards volunteer expenses and to support the promotion and expansion of the service. PG10 Coaching Peter Griffiths 07955 270 870

www.pg10coaching.co.ukPlease send tokens to:5 Jestyn Close, The Drope, Cardiff, CF5 4UR PG10 Coaching is a not for profit organsation which offers opportunities to children and young people of all ages and ability to get involved in football and get active. We offer a wide range of football opportunities to cater for all, plus unique opportunities for schools, organisations, junior teams and individuals. We also work in deprived areas, targeting children living in poverty, tackling anti social behaviour and providing education and sport to all. PG10 Coaching aim to develop children and young people of any ability in a fun and safe environment and educate discipline and life skills. PG10 also nurture talent and provide the very best opportunities and support for players to reach their full potential. Whilst developing a professional attitude towards football while training with young players of like ability. We hope that WISH 2012 can support us in the following ways. 1. To provide coaching education for young people 2. First Aid training 3. Child welfare training 4. Equipment (footballs, bibs)5. Assist a junior community team with travel expenses, to play in a football tournament covering entry fees and insurance 6. Training kit The above families can not afford to do so we would be breaking down barriers and helping leave a legacy after the Olympics by increasing partcipation in sport, tackling child poverty and raising confidence and self esteem in children and young people. " Phoenix United FCRobert Stook01443 836 967Please send tokens to:20 New Road, Deri, Bargoed, Caerphilly, CF81 9GJOur team is a small team based at the top end of the Rhymney Valley. We work very hard to keep the team going as there doesn't appear to be a lot of funding for groups at this end of the valley. However, we feel that being in a team keeps the children off the streets and they appear to be more disciplined and respectful to others, including their team mates. The team go to a few different schools but we feel that there is no anymosity between them and all seem to get on very well. We hope WISH 2012 can help us with providing more football kits and training equipment. Plasnewydd Out of School ClubAreatha Comanescu07946 349 121Please send tokens to:c/o Mackintosh Residents Centre, Keppoch Street, Roath, Cardiff, CF23 1JWWe are a not for profit organisation, providing affordable, quality childcare for parents/carers who are working or studying. Our aim is to enhance children's play opportunities in a safe, caring environment between 3.30 and 6pm, Mon-Fri, term time only. Our qualified, experienced staff support the children aged 4-11yrs - promoting positive behaviour, encouraging healthy eating, watching children grow in confidence and learning new skills. The children can be children and have fun. We hope to raise money through WISH 2012 as the children would love a selection of skates, scooters and new helmets. We would also like to organise workshops/visitors for the club such as Circus skills, sports activities and dance classes. Plasnewydd Soul Street CrewGraham Weeks

02920 216 031Please send tokens to:161 Malefant Street, Cathays, Cardiff, CF24 4QGThe aim of our group is to offer young people in Plasnewydd and Roath facilities to become physically and socially active. We would like to spend the money from Wish on dance and music classes for the young people that live and congregate in the area between the ages of 11-16. Pontyclun Football ClubTudor Davies07919 591 409www.pontyclunfc.co.ukPlease send tokens to:132 Ynysddu, Pontyclun, RCT, CF72 9UBWe are a local amateur football club. We provide football coaching/matches in our local community. We have teams for all ages, starting at Under 5's, right through to our senior team, who currently play in Division One of the South Wales Amateur League. We are currently building new changing facilities at our ground, for which the entire project has relied on fundraising. The extra money raised from WISH 2012 will help us refurbish the building. Porthcawl Lifeguard ClubMicheal Edwards01656 771 810Please send tokens to:27 The Burrows, Porthcawl, CF36 5AJWe are a local lifeguard group teaching life saving, beach safety and awareness to children from the age of 7 to 16. Being a seaside resort we believe this to be a very important aspect to the community to help reduce the number of incidents in our local waters by teaching them the dangers of the sea. With the money we raise from the WISH 2012 campaign we would like to purchase new equipment and boards to train nipper and junior club members on, in order to enable them to become surf life savers and future lifeguards. Rainbow of HopeElizabeth Perret-Atkins02920 233 072www.rainbowofhope.co.ukPlease send tokens to:Norfolk House, 57-59 Charles Street, Cardiff, CF10 2GDThe Rainbow of Hope is a Christian charity reaching out to the disadvantaged and homeless; offering a soup run each evening, a drop-in centre 5 days a week, food parcels for those in need and advice for housing, debt and asylum issues. We also organise various training courses to encourage people to gain certificates and experience for their own self-esteem and to hopefully help them to find work. We also supply over 50 food parcels every week to those seeking asylum as well as various household items. The income of the charity has not met with the increasing costs for the last 2 years. Our support comes from individual donations only. The number of people in need coming through the door is increasing and the cost of the food is also increased. We hope, with the money from WISH 2012 we will be able to buy the items which are desperately in need like pasta, sugar, rice, cooking oil, coffee, cereals and tin food. ReboundersHeather Sargent07841 424 845

www.rebounders-tramp.co.ukPlease send tokens to:Collivaud Place, Ocean Park, Cardiff, CF24 5PDRebounders provides trampoline therapy to children and adults of any age who have any type of additional needs or disabilities. Being on a trampoline can help improve balance, co-ordination, muscle tone, body awareness, spatial awareness, trust, instruction following and consideration of others. It can help with shapes, colours and counting, but more than this - it is really good fun! Rebounders classes are run by a small team of dedicated and experienced coaches and volunteers who give each child individual attention and are therefore able to teach each child in the way they learn best. Any money received from the WISH 2012 campaign will be used to develop and extend the service provided at Rebounders to ensure that trampoline therapy is accessible to every child and adult with special needs or disabilities in South Wales. Rhiwbina Girlguiding CentreDoris Dallimore02920 613 269 Please send tokens to:18 Llwyd Coed, Pantmawr, Cardiff, CF14 7TTWe offer an amazing range of activities as a uniformed organisation giving young people whatever their ability a chance to widen their horizons, develop as good citizens and individuals and appreciate their community and the wider world. Each Brownie, Rainbow and Guide learns through each different experience, develops skills and learns at their own pace and ability. We wish to be able to continue to give the next generation these opportunities to develop and to experience the unique activities offered by the organisation. We all love every minute and so need our hall to be safe and secure to continue. Rhiwbina Girlguiding Centre is in need of an electrical upgrade to make it safe. It is a very busy hall and unless we can raise funds for this work to be completed as soon as possible, the Brownies and Rainbows and many others will have nowhere to meet which would be devastating for them. Rhiwbina Village EventsSian Lanchbury07810 445542www.rhiwbina.co.ukPlease send tokens to:88 Beulah Road, Cardiff, CF14 6LZRhiwbina Village Events is a non profit, volunteer run committee that organises both the Summer and Christmas Festival in Rhiwbina. We also pay for the erection of the Christmas Tree in Rhiwbina Village. We are supported by the community and local businesses but this Wish List money would make a huge difference in the future of our events. It will also ensure we can continue to have a Christmas tree in Rhiwbina. All the money from WISH 2012 will go towards erecting a Christmas Tree up in Rhiwbina Village and towards organising both the Christmas Festival and Summer Festival. Rhondda RadioLee Cole01443 524 776www.rhonddaradio.comPlease send tokens to:TBCRhondda Radio is a not for profit company run by volunteers on behalf of the community. We broadcast online via www.rhonddaradio.com. The station began life as Radio CwmNi in 2007, as part of a new initiative set up by the Welsh assembly government. Our aim as a community radio

station is to provide a quality radio service, where we not only play music but also provide the community with a voice in the digital age. We would like a share of the WISH 2012 fund to purchase new equipment for the station. Rhoose WRVS Darby & Joan ClubMrs Barbara Goodway01446 710 125Please send tokens to:12 Ceri Road, Rhoose, Vale of Glamorgan, CF62 3HFWe are a club that meets every Monday and cater for both men and women aged 60 years and over. Members are entertained and given tea/coffee and biscuits at these meetings and on special occasions more celebratory teas are provided. At Christmas a three course dinner is served along with entertainment. Quizzes and bingo sessions are also held to encourage stimulation of the mind whilst having fun. Also music and singing is provided and our members are encouraged to join in with the singing. We would like to gain some funding from WISH 2012 to help provide a Christmas dinner and entertainment for members and also to help celebrate other special occasions at the Club, such as Easter. Rhydypenau Primary SchoolCarolyn Evans02920 757 253Please send tokens to:Fidlas Avenue, Llanishen, Cardiff, CF14 0NXWe are a Primary School in Cardiff. We would like to spend any money from the WISH 2012 campaign on resources for the children. Riverside Community Garden ProjectIsla Horton07403 583 705Please send tokens to:37 Ninian Park Road, Riverside, Cardiff, CF11 6HWWe welcome and support people of all ages and all walks of life who would like to benefit from growing their own fruit and veg in a relaxed, open and very friendly environment. The kettle is always on, as everyone works together to grow and cook some delicious meals together. Some folk come to the garden to learn a new skill, some to make friends, some to help them back on their feet after a difficult time in their lives. Children from across the city and different groups also visit the garden to get some inspiration for their own adventure in growing. We would use our WISH money to help resource the community garden and purchase plants, seeds, tools and materials. Rubicon DanceAdam Lloyd-Binding02920 491 477www.rubicondance.co.ukPlease send tokens to:Nora Street, Cardiff, CF24 1NDRubicon Dance is the flagship community dance organisation for Cardiff and Newport with a 36 year history of pioneering and exemplary practice. We host sessions at our centre in Cardiff, and across schools, community centres, elderly centres, hospitals and care centres across Cardiff and Newport. Rubicon believes that dance is not only accessible to all, but that engagement in dance enables individuals to become the best that they possibly can be and connects each individual to their wider community. Any money raised through WISH 2012 will be used to provide improved costumes and

equipment to all of our dance groups. Rumney Methodist ChurchGlyn Alan Coward02920 779 254Please send tokens to:62 Church Road, Rumney, Cardiff, CF3 3BBWe are a non-profit church group representing the community for all functions seven days a week. We have a committee of members to oversee the functions that take part during the week Rumney RFCMandy Gee02920 250 086www.rumneyrfc.co.ukPlease send tokens to:Hartland Road, Llanrumney, Cardiff, CF3 4JL Our section has 10 teams, aged 6yrs to 16yrs. We encourage and promote rugby skills, fitness, teamwork and fun. All age groups train and play matches every week, throughout the season. There is a real community feel at the Club, and it would be great to get the facilities in working order, for all to benefit. We would like o use the money raised from WISH 2012 to update our showers as the majority of them are out of use. Safer Wales Barbara Natasegara, CEO 02920 461 564 www.saferwales.comPlease send tokens to:113-116 Bute Street, 4th Floor, Butetown, Cardiff, CF10 5EQ Safer Wales is determined to create a safe and fair future for everyone in Wales and ensure that everyone has the right to be safe. We are working with people who experience violence, exploitation, discrimination, hate and injustice daily. We use practical, evidence based solutions to overcome inequality and prevent the problems of today becoming the crises of tomorrow. We are a Cardiff based charity and our services benefit thousands of people who live in our local communities. The WISH 2012 money will help us to cover the costs of one to one support for children who are at risk of sexual exploitation, provide telephone support for a victim of hate crime and provide support for women or men who are victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence. It will also help us provide everyday items such as emergency mobile phones, bedding, food hampers and toiletries for women and men who have been made, or at risk of homelessness due to domestic abuse and sexual violence. SCRAP - Senior Citizens Ramaining Active in the ParishCecilia Brookman02920 563 829Please send tokens to:Holy Family RC Church, Carter Place, Fairwater, Cardiff, CF5 3NPWe started the club in 1974 with the idea of keeping senior citizens in the parish 'active' and of course for fun and friendship. We have made a great deal of money for local charities over the years, e.g. we have Lenten Lunches each year and this year the money raised went to Wizz Kids for a wheelchair for a disabled child. We have talks occasionally, a summer outing, sales and bingo of course! We also have Christmas celebrations, prayers and readings. The ages range from 69 to 95, all full of fun and fund raising. So this year I thought I would make a WISH and hope we can spend

the money on a coach trip for members! Showcase Sioegerdd Performing Arts AssociationMrs Debbie Bevan01685 888 167www.showcasetheatre.co.ukPlease send tokens to:16 Bryn Terrace, Cwmdare, Aberdare, CF44 8RBShowcase Sioegerdd is a voluntary, non-profit registered Youth Performing Arts Charity based in Aberdare Valley. It was set up in 1997 and became a registered charity in 2008. We have around 80 members aged 8 to 25. We aim to provide opportunities for the children from the local communities to attend a drama group. Through weekly practise sessions volunteers help the children to develop skills in acting, singing and dance as well as directing and all aspects of working backstage which helps develop their social skills and confidence. We perform a variety of shows, from comedy, musical, pantomimes and classics to give the children a range of experiences. The children, parents and volunteers help to organise various events to raise money, from bag packing in local stores to raffles and sponsored bike rides but it’s becoming increasingly difficult to raise money to cover music and play rights, practise room hire, theatre hire, scenery hire, and costume hire. We will spend the wish money on the hire of costumes and set to make the children’s experience of the stage as professional and enjoyable as possible, which in turn will give them a valuable learning experience. Siloam Baptist ChurchMaria Reed02920 360 406www.siloambaptist.co.uk/Please send tokens to:23 Arnold Avenue, Llanrumney, Cardiff, CF3 5PPI help fundraise for the church as they do so much for our community in Llanrumney. The coffee shop is for all ages and have been fundraising forever and a day. The church help homeless, elderly and are always on hand for anybody, members or non members. It's a non profitable firm and has fantastic volunteers constantly striving to make our community a more sociable and better place for all who live here. We hope to raise money towards the proposed coffee shop the church are building for the whole community. Splice Child and Family Project LtdElaine Davis07976 378 719Please send tokens to:Salvation Army Hall, North Avenue, Kenfig, Bridgend, CF33 6NWWe target children and families who need opportunities to socialise due to issues of security and stability, or who are socially excluded, plus adults and children who need social support. We are looking for money towards lockable cupboards, non-slip cushion flooring, radiator covers, soft flooring for safe baby and toddler play. We also hope for shelves for electrical sensory equipment and finger/door guards to prevent finger trapping. Splott and District Amateur Operatic SocietyAnn McCarthy 02920 213 032Please send tokens to:6 Castle Rise, Rumney, Cardiff, CF3 4BA

“The Splott” was founded in 1954 by a group of Splott businessmen to bring amateur opera/musical to the community. At present we perform at St. Teilo's CIW High School. The Society consists of some 40 members, aged from 18 to 80. We are affiliated to NODA. We meet each Monday and Tuesday during rehearsal for Shows and Pantomimes and we make and paint our own scenery. We are a friendly bunch and everyone gives their talent in whatever way, whether performing, working front of house or backstage. A little financial help would be most welcome as staging productions gets more expensive every year. We would spend our money on equipment for future productions of musicals and pantomime. Splott Albion Junior Football ClubMr Wayne Ianson07792 758 338Please send tokens to:Royal Oak, Broadway, Splott, Cardiff, CF24 1QJWe arrange coaching and organised football games for children aged between eight and sixteen by qualified coaches, under affiliation to the Cardiff & District Football League. We would like to raise enough money through WISH 2012 to purchase a football kit for our under 12 football team who have commenced playing eleven-a-side football this season. Spoltt Adventure Amateur Boxing ClubJames Mwasigallah07837 394 343Please send tokens to:Moorland Road School, Moorland Road, Splott, Cardiff, CF24 2LJWe are a local amateur boxing club which provides facilities for boys, girls, men and women from beginners grass roots level to maybe one day a boxing champion. We have been an established club and affiliated with the WABA (Welsh Amateur Boxing Association) for more than 50 years. We have boxers who come from all over as far as Barry and Newport. The club is very successful and has recently produced a boxer who competed at the Olympic games, Andrew Selby, who started with us when he was 11 years old. We have had the most champions in Wales and hope to have many more. We would like to use the money from WISH 2012 to provide kit & equipment for the club. Sportsability ClubMrs Bev Hopkins01446 747 393Please send tokens to:Palmerston Primary School, Pen y Bryn, Palmerston, Barry, CF63 2XLSportsability is a club for children with disabilities. Palmerston Primary is a resourced based school for children with physical disabilities. We try hard to include the children in all aspects of school life. All children benefit from the games played and all the children at Palmerston will benefit if we are lucky enouigh to be successful with our application. We would very much like to purchase a folding table - enabling our children to play - polybat tennis, table cricket and skittles. As some of the children are in wheelchairs this would ensure they could enjoy sport to the full. Springwood Primary SchoolMr B L Meagher02920 735 101www.springwoodprm@cardiff.sch.ukPlease send tokens to:Pennsylvania, Llanedeyrn, Cardiff, CF23 9LS

We are a primary school in Llanedeyrn, Cardiff and we would like to grab a share of the WISH 2012 fund to purchase new play equipment for our children. St Andrew's Major Primary SchoolMrs Julie Green02920 513 089www.standrewsweb.comPlease send tokens to:St Andrews Road, Dinas Powys, Vale of Glamorgan, CF64 4HBWe are a Primary School in Dinas Powys catering for children aged 3 to 11. Outdoor learning is very important within the school, as it is a vital element of each child's learning. We are a fully inclusive school and every child is encouraged to take advantage of the opportunities available. We would like to further develop the school grounds to promote emotional, physical and social wellbeing. We would like to incorporate a climbing wall into a current structure within the playground for KS2 children (aged 7-11). The money from WISH 2012 would be used to repaint the wall and install hand/foot holds. St German's ChurchAngela J Parry02920 252 993www.stgermanschurch.org.ukPlease send tokens to:St German's Church, 44 Richards Terrace, Adamsdown, Cardiff, CF24 1RXWe are a Church in Wales church and as well as the usual church services we support young children, particularly from our local community. Children from Tredegarville Church in Wales School also regularly attend services and functions held at our church. We also support the elderly and once a year have a Christmas meal for 100 people from Contact the Elderly. We wish to extend the support we give locally during the coming months and years and with WISH money would buy new seating for the church which will enable it to be used even more for the community of Adamsdown and beyond. St John Cymru WalesRichard Baxter07584 701 332www.stjohnwales.org.ukPlease send tokens to:Priory House, Beignon Close, Ocean Way, Cardiff, CF24 5PBSt John Wales is one of the leading charities in Wales. Through the commitment of our volunteers, during 2011 we provided 5,906 acts of vital first aid and community support to tens of thousands of people annually. Our aims are the encouragement of charitable work for the relief of persons in sickness or distress, suffering or danger, without distinction of sex, race, class or creed. Public events cannot take place without first aid cover. Every year our volunteers give over 255,000 hours of their time and treat thousands of people.Volunteers provide an important back up service to the emergency services during peak times. We also transport patients from hospital to home helping to free up vital bed space. St John Wales is an educational charity. Our youth section comprises of two groups: Badgers 5 to 11 years and Cadets 11 to 18 years. We intend to spend the Wish money on increasing our cycle response unit (CRU) throughout the South Wales region. It was set up in 2010 to compliment first aid operations on large sites where access to casualties may be difficult for traditional, motorised vehicles or in congested areas where significant crowds form.

We currently have 4 marked bikes in South Wales which are supported by 12 members of staff with a wide spectrum of expertise including an Ambulance technician and a nurse. We are looking to purchase one more of these specialist vehicles to enhance our fleet in the South Wales region. In order to have one fully operational CRU we require £1,457.95. This excludes any medical equipment which is funded by the St. John Division." St Josephs ABC CardiffRobin Powell02920 613 716www.stjosephsabc.co.ukPlease send tokens to:6 Celtic Road, Whitchurch, Cardiff, CF14 1EGWe are an amateur boxing club targeting young lads and girls in the Gabalfa, Mynachdy and Heath area of Cardiff. We offer a great training regime and this in turn creates healthy positive and polite young people in the community. We are taking part in WISH 2012 because we would like to paint the walls, ceilings and skirting boards of the gym. St Nicholas Church in Wales Primary SchoolMr Rob Williams01446 760 239www.stnicholascinw.ik.org/Please send tokens to:St Nicholas Village, Near Cardiff, Vale of Glamorgan, CF5 6SGWe are a small semi-rural Church in Wales primary school serving a wide and diverse community. Children attend from St Nicholas, Bonvilston, Culverhouse Cross, Ely, Caerau and other areas. We aim to give access to exciting and engaging learning experiences to all our children, fostering a love of learning whilst developing caring and responsible attitudes. We are a values-based school. We would like to use any money from the WISH 2012 campaign for the development of our IT resources. St Philip Evans Primary SchoolMiss Catherine Power02920 452 213www.stphilipevansprm.cardiff.sch.ukPlease send tokens to:Coed Y Gores, Llanedeyrn, Cardiff, CF23 9NXSt Philip Evans is a Primary School located in Llanedeyrn. We have 360 children aged 3 - 11. We have been working to develop our site for a few years and would like to start a gardening club with the children and enable them to look after the plants and flowers, encourage them to grow and eat some healthy vegetables! We would like to develop a school garden enabling the children to grow vegetables and flowers. We have a space in the centre of our school where this would be possible. We would also like to decorate the walls with some mosaics. St. Fagans CW Primary SchoolAlison Price02920 693 264www.stfaganscwprimary.comPlease send tokens to:Drope Road, Cardiff, CF5 4SZWe are a popular and exciting Church in Wales primary school with 230 pupils aged 3-11 years. We have happy children who enjoy learning, supportive parents and caring staff. We offer a stimulating curriculum, which encourages independence and the development of literacy, numeracy

and thinking skills within a range of different contexts. We make excellent use of the indoor and outdoor learning environment. Any money received from WISH 2012 will go towards a new nursery classroom, including an outdoor area. St. Monica's Primary SchoolLiz Beynon02920 233 925www.stmonicasschool.co.ukPlease send tokens to:Whitchurch Road, Cardiff, CF14 3JLWe are a small church primary school. Our belief is that every child should have the chance to shine. We are a welcoming, inclusive school - an extension of the family. We hope that WISH 2012 will help us to make the school playground a nicer place for the children. Stacey After School ClubHelen Williams02920 499 508Please send tokens to:Stacey Primary School, Stacey Road, Roath, Cardiff, CF24 1DWWe are a group of teachers and teaching assistants who voluntarily provide extra curricular activities for pupils that attend our school. We are committed to ensuring that our pupils have the opportunity to extend their experiences beyond that which the normal school curriculum provides. Our clubs provide children with something purposeful and positive to do after school in a safe and familiar setting. We hope to purchase sporting equipment and art materials. Stage One ProductionsFiona Raven07530 127 904www.stageoneproductions.weebly.comPlease send tokens to:24 Thomas Street, Llanbradach, Caerphilly, CF83 3LGWe organise and produce sensational shows on some of the most spectacular stages in Wales, from top Welsh venues to Disneyland® Resort Paris . We offer the opportunity for dance schools to perform in front of a large audience on a professional stage. It is our dedication, skill and passion that puts us at the pinnacle of our industry. We provide dance classes for children and singing groups for children and adults around South Wales. These young people then at numerous charity events. We also hold the regular Kids Got Talent competitions around South Wales in aid of Barnardo's Cymru. Through WISH 2012 we would like to hold a successful charity performance once again at St Davids Hall Cardiff in 2013. The performance will be a showcase of around 200 children and ALL profit go to charity. The proceeds of this show will be split between two different registered charities that we have links with which will be Barnardos Cymru and After Adoption. Sully Primary SchoolClare WilliamsPlease send tokens to:Burnham Avenuem, Sully, Vale of Glamorgan, CF64 5SUAs a school our priority is offering the best education we can to all the children. Any extra support to enhance the provision with extra funding is always much appreciated. The school would like to improve the outdoor facilities for the children. With new playground markings, benches, seats and climbing equipment would enhance the area for all the children and give them new activities and challenges at breaktime.

Sustainable WalesMargaret Minhinnick01656 783 962www.sustaianblewales.org.ukPlease send tokens to:4-5 James Street, Porthcawl, Bridgend, CF36 3BGSustainable Wales is deeply committed to sustainable human development in all its forms. We focus on society, economy, jobs, creativity and the arts and their inter-connection with the natural world. We believe that by working together we can make a prosperous, happy and just future that doesn’t cost the Earth. In practice this has led us to create a re-usable nappy scheme, as well as setting up an ethical shop (SUSSED). We provide valuable work experience for young people at the charity itself and SUSSED, both on a voluntary basis and through government schemes like Jobs Growth Wales. We also organise community events to raise awareness of environmental and Fairtrade issues, as well as cultural events; including, debates and lectures from university professors, poets and activists. We're always looking for new areas to expand into, but having recently moved premises we are focused on getting the office re-set-up, with energy efficient heating and lighting. Talbot Community CentreMrs Cheryl Butcher01656 749 754www.talbotcc.co.ukPlease send tokens to:9 Prince Road, Kenfig Hill, Bridgend, CF33 6EDThe Talbot Community Centre is a Grade II listed building. The Centre is available for hire on a daily, weekly or monthly basis, and many groups within the community have taken advantage of this. A popular event is our twice weekly luncheon club, in which anyone over the age of 30 is welcome to a two-course, waitress-served freshly-cooked lunch for a nominal amount. If we were successful in our bid, we would be able to sustain our charges, and not ask our members to pay more for their lunch etc. Likewise, we would not increase hire charges to the various groups that hire the hall, so they also would benefit. Tearing Your Hair OutChristine Bolter02920 397 495www.tearingyourhairout.co.ukPlease send tokens to:37 Ninian Park Road, Riverside, Cardiff, CF11 6HWMy group is made up of parents and carers who have been affected by their loved ones drug or alcohol problem. There is no support for the parents and carers who have been left upset and devastated. My group shows them "there is light at the end of it" and it has made us stronger when we are together. Also, we invite various agencies to give talks such as CAU, the Community Addiction Unit and drug and alcohol workers. We would like to use the money gained from WISH 2012 to support the group e.g. take them on well deserved trips and a meal at Christmas, also paying for tea, coffee and getting more posters and publicity for group and looking for more parents and carers to join group. Telstars Theatre CompanyJohn Stowe02920 407 866www.telstarstheatrecompany.co.uk

Please send tokens to:39 Seymour Street, Splott, Cardiff, CF24 2NRTelstars Amateur Theatre Company is a non-profit making, self-financing group, with a small but dedicated membership drawn from all walks of life. Our age range goes from 18 to 80 years young and members are always welcome. Essentially a drama group, we also perform the occasional musical reviews and pantomime. Funds are raised via annual membership fees and through the sales of tickets and programmes. Members are encouraged to participate in acting, producing, directing, writing, stage-management and back-stage work. Experience is not essential and newcomers will find encouragement, support and advice from existing members with a wide range of skills. As Telstars enter their sixth decade we would love to have the money to buy lighting equipment to enable us to showcase what we do in halls as we do not have the finances to hire theatres. We love to take our productions out to the community and it would be so good to be able to light a play or pantomime so that our audience would be able to see what we are aiming to achieve. Any money raised from the WISH 2012 campaign will go towards new portable lighting equipment. The Amelia Trust FarmLorraine Brown01446 782 030www.ameliatrust.org.ukPlease send tokens to:Five Mile Lane, Barry, CF62 3ASThe Amelia Trust is a working farm is set in 160 acres of countryside in the beautiful Vale of Glamorgan. The Trusts core objective is to support and educate vulnerable and disadvantaged young people. Through fun and work based activities the young people are empowered to participate, learn new skills and develop potential. We seek to serve those who are disadvantaged, specifically young people aged 13-16 years who for many varied reasons struggle with their social development or cannot engage in traditional schooling pathways. They are referred to us through the education system, social services, youth services and youth offending teams. We would like to use WISH 2012 funding towards helping more disadvantaged young people in South Wales, we could use in so many ways to improve the lives of the young people The Crafty Natter GroupTeresa McCarthy02920 799 808Please send tokens to:Selwyn Morris Court, Aberdovey Street, Splott, Cardiff, CF24 2ERWe are a fairly new over 55 'Crafty Natters' group who meet fortnightly for a bit of Craft and a lot of Natter! Recently we organised a Craft Fair where all our individual items went on display at the Cardiff Community Housing Associations AGM. We were all very nervous but it was a great success. If we were lucky enough to be accepted on the Wish 2012 list we would use the money to visit a major craft fair somewhere where we could get new ideas and buy some craft like things for us to use. This would go long way to boosting morale and be an opportunity for some members to spread their wings. So far we have organised and Easter party, a Jubilee Party and the Craft Fair but we have never been able to go far because of the cost. A lot of our members are in wheelchairs or unable to walk too far so a trip somewhere would be a real treat. The Hollies Special SchoolJane Rogers02920 734 411wwwtheholliesschool.co.ukPlease send tokens to:

Pentwyn Drive, Bryn Heulog, Pentwyn, Cardiff, CF23 7XGThe Hollies Special School is situated in Pentwyn, Cardiff. It is a primary school for children aged 3-11 who have special educational needs. There are currently 14 classes. Two classes for children with Physical Challenges and 12 classes for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. All children within our care benefit from a multisensory approach. A multisensory approach is designed to enable learners to grasp knowledge using not only one of their senses, but as many as possible. If The Hollies Special School is chosen to take part in WISH 2012 the money would be spent on multisensory equipment to enhance the children’s senses to overcome difficulties they have throughout the school day. The Moorland Community CentreDorothy Templeman02921 328 845Please send tokens to:Moorland Road, Splott, Cardiff, CF24 2LGMoorland Community Centre is a not for profit organisation operating in one of the most deprived areas of the city. We provide a nutritional daily lunch service for our older members as well as offering friendship, help and support to all our users. We have an in house mentor to help meet their needs, offering guidance and arranging special outings and days away. We also hold popular community events throughout the year for everyone to enjoy. The centre offers volunteering opportunities and allows those who are passionate about the place they live to give a little something back to the people who make it so great. We work with other local groups to engage as many people as possible and create a larger network of community spirit and camaraderie. The Moorland Community Centre is a welcoming and safe environment open to all. We intend to spend any WISH 2012 monies awarded to us by on community events open to all. We hold specialist events for our older users who use the centre on a daily basis and also cater for the local children and their families. The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales01656 724 100www.welshwildlife.orgPlease send tokens to:The Nature Centre, Tondu, Bridgend, CF32 0EHThe Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales based at Parc Slip Nature Reserve in Bridgend, is a local wildlife charity that relies on membership subscriptions and donations to manage this reserve and others throughout this area. The Visitor Centre at Parc Slip is currently undergoing development work. Once this is complete the centre will be available for local community groups and schools to use. We will also be holding training course and events for local families. The money from WISH 2012 would be spent on resources for our visitor centre to help with school and educational events to the reserve. The Women's WorkshopAnn Bateman02920 493 351www.womensworkshop.org.ukPlease send tokens to:Clarence House, Clarence Road, Cardiff, CF10 5FBThe Women’s Workshop promotes training and access to better opportunities to women who are learning new skills and returning to the workplace. Through WISH 2012 we would like to expand our crèche facility for women training at the Workshop.

Thee Solitaires Jazz BandPaul Simpson07507 572 272Please send tokens to:17 Duffryn Street, Aberbargoed, Bargoed, CF81 9ETWe are a marching display jazz band based in Aberbargoed. We currently have 24 marching members ranging from 6 to 49 years old. We attended competition every Sunday from April to November. We are currently working towards competing in the Welsh National Indoor Championships in November 2012. We are in desperate need of new uniforms, shoes and equipment. We are also trying to raise funds to buy ourselves a coach to enable us to travel to competitions far and wide Thrive CardiffCath Horton Shaw02920 339 895www.thrivecardiff.orgPlease send tokens to:33 Bampton Road, Llanrumney, Cardiff, CF3 5SE"Thrive (Cardiff) is a self funded, registered charity run entirely by parent VOLUNTEERS. Thrive Cardiff helps support children and families with disabilities. We do not receive any funding from local government and work hard to be able to self-fund our activities and events. Our aim is to offer our very special children, their siblings and families, a protective arena where they can play in an exclusive, non judgmental and supportive environment without prejudice. All children, including those with disabilities, have the right to play, have fun and take part in recreational activities. Play has a very important role in a child’s development, helping to develop speech, sensory skills, imagination independence and perhaps most importantly for our children, social skills. Sadly not all children are given this chance, simply because they look or act differently. Thrive is committed to providing children with disabilities the same opportunities. We meet in play center settings in the Cardiff and surrounding areas, where the whole family can receive support from others in the same situation, without being judged. Any disability is welcome at Thrive and we have sessions to suit all age ranges and all family members. We are very honoured to have WBO World Light Heavyweight Champion Nathan Cleverly as patron of our charity and we look forward to working with Nathan and Team Clev in the future. Please take a look around our site and learn more about what we do to support disabled children. We hope that WISH 2012 will provide funding for day trips for disabled children and their families." TIME 4 ME Young Carers GroupJulie Griffiths 02920 465 250www.cardiffymca.co.ukPlease send tokens to:The YMCA, The Walk, Roath, Cardiff, CF24 3AGThe TIME 4 ME project is a programme of respite activities for Young Carers aged 7-18 years old. These young carers are children and young people who care for a relative with a disability, chronic illness, mental health problem or a drug and alcohol problem. Coping with caring can be very stressful, especially for young people, as they are undertaking caring responsibilities normally associated with adulthood. We currently provide respite activities engaging over 80 young carers who, as a minimum each receive the opportunity to access a respite activity every two weeks. In line with our participative approach, Young Carers are encouraged to suggest which activities they would most enjoy and we, subject to funding, make every attempt to accommodate their wishes. Recent activities have included swimming; bowling; activity and climbing centres; cinema; ice skating;

outdoor pursuits centres; restaurants; dance, sailing, paint-balling and horse riding, for the majority of the Young Carers these activities would be impossible due to their caring role, the health and mobility of the family and financial constraints. We hope WISH 2012 will provide funding even more for our organisation. Tiny Tots Play GroupAnne Woodyatt07791 687 328Please send tokens to:Rumney Memorial Hall, Wentloog Road, Cardiff, CF3 3EAWe are a local community play group in Wentloog Rd, Rumney, supporting families to return to work. Tiny tots offers high quality child care provision for children aged 3-5 allowing each individual an opportunity to socialise and learn in a safe, welcoming and fun environment. We are looking for support from WISH 2012 to acquire further outdoor play equipment. Ton Infants Friends of the SchoolSharon Thomas01443 435 438Please send tokens to:School Street, Ton Pentre, RCT, CF41 7LSWe are a new parents/family centre where we will help children with literacy, numeracy, building parents confidence and helping to get them back into work and lots more exciting projects. We hope WISH can help us to refurbish our family room and provide lots of resources and literature to help their learning. Tongwynlais Primary SchoolMrs Tracey Cleverdon02920 810 383Please send tokens to:Merthyr Road, Tongwynlais, Cardiff, CF15 7LFWe are a small school on the outskirts of Cardiff. We are trying to further develop the grounds of our school, so that all age groups are able to take advantage of the countryside we live in and develop a positive attitude to nature. We would spend the money on a learning canopy, so children can work outside no matter what the weather brings. Tonysguboriau Primary SchoolPaul Hussey01443 237 836Please send tokens to:Talbot Green, Llantrisant, CF72 8AAWe have 250 children in our school, from age 3 to 12, some of which have learning difficulties. We would like to improve our gardening and outdoor areas for the children, so that more of them can learn the importance of growing their own food and looking after the environment. Tradeswomen CymruCheryl Evans07779 373 390www.taffhousing.co.uk/tafftvPlease send tokens to:Tradeswomen Cymru, Clarence House, Clarence Road, Cardiff, CF10 5FB

We decorate and improve people’s homes that may be disadvantaged by their economic, social or health situation. We can improve people’s lives by improving their surroundings, empowering them to feel better and therefore improve their own lives. We are skilled and experienced craftswomen who are improving our working lives by improving people’s home lives. The fundraising from WISH 2012 will help us to offer decorating and home improvements to vulnerable people’s properties. We will give positive images of women working in this trade encouraging others to follow our lead. Treforest Boys and Girls ClubAmelia Gay01443 407 159Please send tokens to:Queen Street, Treforst, Pontypridd, CF37 1RNThe clubhouse has been in the centre of Treforest for about 70 years. We are the only place where children between 7-11 can come after school that is fully supervised. We provide games such as skittles, table tennis, darts, indoor football, etc. and a room for watching television where we sometimes have quizzes and talks. We also have face painting and cake making for the younger children. To raise money we have jumble sales, raffles and bingo nights which the residents love but we struggle to find money for everything we'd like to do so any help would be greatly appreciated. We are badly in need of new toilets and we would also like to have a disabled toilet so our WISH 2012 money will help towards this. Trelai Primary SchoolMrs L Leckie02920 402 815Please send tokens to:Trelai Primary School, Bishopston Road, Ely, Cardiff, CF5 5DYWe are a primary school in an area of socio economic deprivation in the Caerau district of Cardiff and we have over 400 pupils on role including a unit for children with significant special needs. We would like to purchase new sports equipment to motivate and engage our pupils to become fit and heathly future citizens. Treorchy & Cwmparc Boys and Girls ClubCath Rees07779 565 818Please send tokens to:123 High Street Treorchy, RCT, CF42 6PBWe are a community based boys and girls club that provide sports activities (football, basketball, pool, snooker etc) and a place to go for children aged 5 to 18 years old. We have 8 football teams based with us and hold regular training nights throughout the week. We have a chill out room for the kids to relax in and listen to music and a tuck shop where the kids can buy sweats and drinks, we also take part in any local events/fates/music festivals by providing the use of our premises. We would spend our Wish 2012 money on much needed equipment and repairs to the club. Trowbridge Primary SchoolMr E P Ward02920 792 361Please send tokens to:Bryn Bala Way, Rumney, CardiffTrowbridge Primary School is supported by the Friends of Trowbridge. We are a volunteer group of mums who provide a crucial link between the school and community. We organise a range of activities throughout the year with the intention of providing valuable funds or equipment for

the children of Trowbridge Primary. Hopefully, the Wish campaign will help the school to provide much needed equipment. Specifically this is a climbing wall for the playground and table tennis equipment. Unplugged Rachel Price02920 667 668www.mediaacademycardiff.org Please send tokens to:Media Academy Cardiff, Unit 1, Anchor Industrial Estate, Dumballs Road, Cardiff, CF10 5FEUnplugged is a young person show choir aimed at 11-18year olds. There is no fee for the members to pay which helps to ensure that no one is excluded due to financial restraints. The choir is based in a multi-cultural diverse society, which ensures an exciting mix of participants. Young people are often labelled negatively in society, our choir ensures that young people are seen as talented and an important asset to the local community. The choir performs several times a year, including for the Princess Royal and feedback has been extremely positive from all members of the community. The young people continue to be enthusiastic and dedicated and work very hard to give the best performances possible. We receive no formal funding and the choir only exists due to the dedication of the members and volunteers and the use of a rehearsal room free of charge. It would be a massive blow to all if we were unable to continue to offer this free provision. The money will be used towards providing sheet music, the services of a pianist and travel to performances. Vale FoodbankStephen Matheson01446 412 694Please send tokens to:The Vale Foodbank, Coastlands Family Church, Tennyson Road, Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, CF62 9TN The Vale Foodbank is part of a nation wide franchise, which supplies free food parcels to local people and families in crisis. We are in partnership with many local caring agencies that refer clients to us who, for various reasons, find it financialy difficult to by food for themselves and their families. The Foodbank is run entirely by volunteers. All of our food comes from donations from the general public and local organisations. Since opening last October we have more than 1600 children and adults and the need keeps growing. We will spend the WISH 2012 money on providing food for local people in financial crisis. Vale Male Voice ChoirMr Cliff Ward02920 568 151Please send tokens to:52 Elderberry Road, Fairwater, Cardiff, CF5 3RHAlthough a male voice choir, our aim is to encourage any men who like to sing to join us to sing for fun. We sing songs of many different types from pop, classical and the shows to male voice choral classics. In short there should be something for all members to enjoy with the ultimate aim of giving concerts free of charge in care homes, older peoples clubs and community gatherings. Through WISH 2012 we hope to continue to purchase sheet music and we are trying to raise enough money to upgrade the keyboard our pianist uses. ValePlusSteve Thomas01446 746 691Please send tokens to:

118A High Street, Barry, CF62 7DTValePlus is an independent day service provider based in Barry with an outreach service in Llantwit Major. It offers leisure and learning opportunities to adults with disabilities. Our service users are aged from 18-60. ValePlus welcomes service users from the Vale of Glamorgan, Cardiff and beyond. Most join us through direct referral from Adult or Childrens Learning Disability teams. We have strong links with local schools, colleges and Careers Wales. ValePlus also runs a charity shop in High Street called NOVA, the only retail training project in the Vale of Glamorgan. We sell cards, jewellery, gifts and Welsh souvenirs. NOVA is staffed by ValePlus users under the guidance of a shop manager. Trainees are encouraged to work as independently as possible and follow the ASDAN Workright course, which is a certified Employability programme. ValePlus also offers a Return to Learning course for those who want to gain greater self-autonomy and independence with a view to seeking employment. Other activities offered include ASDAN Towards Independence and Workright, using a computer, horticulture, practical cookery, money skills and art and craft. Through WISH 2012 we would like to purchase equipment and provide activities for adults with learning difficulties. Viva! (Wales)Teresa Butler01443 480 297www.vivaproject.co.ukPlease send tokens to:16 Gelliwastad Road, Pontypridd, CF37 2BWViva! (Wales) are a unique charity working across the unitary authority of Rhondda Cynon Taff, there are other organisations such as People First in RCT who offer a service predominantly for young people with learning disabilities. Viva! is an open access organisation offering a service to young people with both physical and learning disabilities. Although Viva! is unique, we do not work in isolation but in partnership, for example, we currently employ Outreach Workers and work with Crossroads Cwm Taf through a partnership agreement. We offer a transition service through the schools, signposting young people onto relevant accessible opportunities. This work ensures that Viva! is not duplicating but complimenting its service for young people and giving them autonomy and choice over the next stage of their lives. We will use any money raised through WISH 2012 to support children and young people to access a range of inclusive leisure and sporting opportunities of their choice. Welsh Ladies Baseball UnionJayne Hobby07445 830 612www.wlbu.co.ukPlease send tokens to:12 Bwlch Road, Fairwater, Cardiff, CF5 3BZWe are an amateur sport with girls and ladies aged 11 to 50+ playing each Tuesday and Thursday on council parks throughout Cardiff and Newport during the summer months. Baseball is over 100 years old an we really want to keep this tradition going and expanding in these areas. We would like WISH 2012 to help us to promote Welsh Baseball and introduce more children to the sport. Welsh WidowsLorna Harris01633 681 136www.welshwidows.co.ukPlease send tokens to:1 Mill Lane, Castleton, Cardiff, CF3 2UT

We are a group who offer support and a social net work for widows and widowers of all ages and backgrounds. We meet every Saturday night at various places from pubs to shows and meals. We would love to be able to reach out to more widowed people, both women and men of all ages through the power of the media but this costs money and we are a self funding free to join group. Western Beacons Mountain Search and Rescue TeamNick MacAllister07961 952 873www.westernbeacons.org.ukPlease send tokens to:27 Regent Street East, Neath, SA11 2RUWe provide specialist search and rescue services to the Police and Ambulance services. Whether a walker late returning from the hill, a child missing in a city centre park or a potential suicide who has walked off in to the woods, the unpaid voulunteer Team members are on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We hope to purchase wet weather clothing and other search and rescue equipment. Wick and District Playgroup Kate Ireland07738 656 669www.wickplaygroup.org.uk/Please send tokens to:c/o Bronwen House, Penylan Road, St Brides Major, CF32 0SAThis is a community led playgroup, which provides early years education in Wick. Our playgroup is used by children from the village of Wick and the surrounding rural area, as well as by many families from further afield. We serve the communities of, amongst others, Wick, St Donats, Llantwit Major, and St Brides Major. We have extensive experience of integrating children with many different special needs and those from different cultural backgrounds. We offer childcare and early years education from 2½ - 4 years of age. We aim to provide our children with a stimulating environment where they may experience excitement, discovery and sociability, through a balance of experiential and structured play. The children at playgroup would love the chance to explore their learning through greater use of ICT, especially computers. Currently at playgroup, our ICT resources are very limited. Therefore, we would use any money from this campaign to buy Information Technology resources for the children to enhance their experiential learning opportunities. Women Connect FirstSoad Hamdi02920 343 154www.womenconnectfirst.org.ukPlease send tokens to:7 Neville Street, Riverside, Cardiff, CF11 6LPWomen Connect First charity was established in 2001 to empower Black and Minority Ethnic women and their by offering them a range of free service of training to equip them with the required skills in order to improve their employability and help them to fully integrate in the Welsh Society. A range of advice, advocacy and counselling service is also provided to give career guidance, personal support, and financial advice. WCF is targeting particularly disadvantaged, isolated and marginalised women, who are experiencing discrimination and exclusion in accessing services and employment. Every year we recruit and train over 100 volunteers whom we help to find paid work. We will be spending the WISH money in the delivery of our services to BME women. It will be spent in offering training courses for service users and volunteers, paying travel expenses to service users and childcare expenses. Also it will be used in purchasing any equipment such as computers, printers, or any other relevant equipment which will be helping us in delivering better services to our women in

the community. WRVS Colcot Darby & Joan ClubChristine Deane01446 701 537Please send tokens to:14 Clos Yr Wylan, Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, CF62 5DBWe are a friendship club that meets weekly. Our members are pensioners from 60 upwards. Our aim is to help reduce social isolation in the elderly. We do this by holding a weekly event, such as inviting a speaker or a musician to interest our members, or we hold a celebratory event such as on St David's Day or the Queen's Jubilee etc. This gives every weekly meeting a focus. Then we chat over tea and biscuits. When the elderly become isolated in their own homes, they lose confidence in meeting people. Socialisation is an essential part of people's lives and helps to keep people mentally healthy. Our members look forward to their weekly meeting as it can be one of the few times that they do not sit staring 'at their own four walls'. We hope to raise money through WISH 2012 in order to help pay for speakers, musicians and celebratory events for the members of the club. WRVS Whitchurch Friendship ClubMaureen Lethbridge02920 659 930Please send tokens to:55 Coryton Rise, Whitchurch, Cardiff, CF14 7ELThis is a friendship club for people over 60. Currently we have about 75 members. I try to provide entertainment such as singers, choirs, talks, outings etc. I believe that the members really enjoy socialising in a friendly, warm atmosphere where they can meet old and new friends. We are looking for funding for entertainment for the group, outings, buffet, plus we need a new PA system and music system to play cds etc. YogaMobilityMary Madhavi02920 482 673www.yogamobility.orgPlease send tokens to:84 Everest Avenue, Llanishen, Cardiff, CF14 5AR"YogaMobility is a small, Cardiff-based charity providing specialist yoga classes to disabled adults. YogaMobility's main charitable activity is providing 3 specialist yoga classes to a total of 65 disabled adults, with an average of 15 disabled adults attending each class.YogaMobility is seeking funding in order to expand and make our classes available to more disabled people, potentially doubling the number who currently benefit from attending. We aim to extend the age range of our participants by encouraging younger adults to attend classes. " Your Way ProjectLorraine Davies01443 831 116Please send tokens to:YMCA, Aeron Place, Gilfach, Bargoed, CF81 8JAYOUR WAY works with children aged 4 upwards whose lives are affected by someone elses misuse of drugs/alcohol/prescription drugs - such as a family member - parent or sibling etc. There is a weekly support/play group, 1 to 1 work, self esteem and team building activities held in school holidays. YOUR WAY also works with Young Volunteers on a regular basis. The aim is for the children to understand that whatever is happening at home is NOT their fault, and for them to be given the

opportunity to play and express their feelings in a safe environment. Any money raised by WISH 2012 will go towards the day-to-day running of the project, along with activities during school holidays including a Christmas party and pantomime Youthworks Play Scheme in Pencoed Lydia Cook01656 727 861www.youthworkswales.co.ukPlease send tokens to:Pencoed Youth Engagement Centre, Felindre Road, Pencoed or alternatively the PTA in Pencoed Primary School "We work with children and young people aged 8 - 12. Our open access play sessions are in South View play area. Every Monday we are outdoors whatever the weather, and we work from a van which holds the play equipment, and every Tuesday we work from the Youth Engagement Centre, again open access. Parents are welcome to come along with younger children and babies. We also support the PTA in Pencoed, to put on community events and we recently attended the Pencoed carnival to provide play activities. We engage with the whole community through litter picking events and PACT meetings, and we also provide occasional school play sessions for the local primary schools. We'd like to buy some play equipment that can be used outdoors, to allow the children to play out whatever the weather. This can be used in Pencoed Primary School and in community events, for the play project every Monday in South View play area and every Tuesday in Junior Youth Club. " Ysgol Bro SannanTracey Addicott01443 828 000www.learn.caerphilly.org.uk/ysgolbrosannanPlease send tokens to:Ty Fry Road, Aberbargoed, CF81 9FNWe are a small primary school who would like to offer our pupils a wider range of outdoor activities to enhance their learning experiences. We have trained two members of staff to provide Forest schools activities, especially targeted to pupils who are experiencing difficulties at home. We now need a special area within the school grounds to build a "den" and a log circle so we can maximise the potential the training has provided. WISH 2012 will help us develop our outdoor learning programme. Ysgol Gymraeg Nant Caerau Library FundraisersJulie Gamble02920 692 307Please send tokens to:Caerau Lane, Caerau, Cardiff, CF5 5QZWe are a group of parents whose children attend the new Ysgol Gymraeg Nant Caerau Primary School. We have just taken over the existing site of another school and only now do we have the space to create a library. Ceri Bolton and other PTA members have worked tirelessly giving up their time to raise funds to buy books, holding school discos, school fairs and most recently an over 18's disco with live bands and a local singer in order to purchase books for our children. We do not currently have a library in our school, so would wish to spend the money on buying English and Welsh books to equip our library. Ysgol Gymraeg TonyrefailNia Downes

01443 670 319Please send tokens to:School Street, Tonyrefail, Porth, CF39 8LEWe are an eco-friendly and ‘healthy’ school and as part of these initiatives we are in the process of developing our school gardening club. We would like to use any cash from WISH 2012 to help develop the school’s garden project. Ysgol Pwll CochMrs M Howells02920 373 453www.ysgolpwllcoch.cardiff.sch.ukPlease send tokens to:Lawrenny Avenue, Leckwith, CardiffYsgol PWLL COCH is a Welsh school with over 500 pupils. Our aim is for the pupils to be happy and feel safe in a stimulating and stable environment. We want the pupils to achieve their full potential. This high standard of education is achieved by a dedicated team of staff who work hard to keep the standards high in all subjects. With the money from WISH 2012 we would like to develop the outside area in KS2 and the school garden.