I'm taking part in a hitchhike to Edinburgh to raise money for 4 local charities. 

Molly's Fund, set up by the Hurst family after they lost their daughter to suicide. Part of the money raised will award grant funding to community organizations and local charities supporting young people’s mental health. 

https://www.sycf.org.uk/formolly/

Accessibility Derbyshire, a charity aiming to make the local Dales, Peaks and woodlands more accessible for disabled people and their travelling companions, allowing them to experience nature just as easily as other more able-bodied members of the public. They'll achieve this through providing local attractions with lightweight wheelchairs, providing solar ‘Audio Posts’ at beauty spots for the visually impaired to get a sense of what the scene is like, and in general, provide information so people know where to go/where to stay if they are disabled.

http://www.accessiblederbyshire.org/

The Sunday Centre Sheffield, open since 1989, around 45 weeks a
year, on a Sunday the centre provides warm two-course meals and drinks to Sheffield's homeless and vulnerable. They are the only project of its kind in Sheffield open on a Sunday. Funds raised would help buy food, drink and eating equipment.

https://thesundaycentre.org/

Music In Hospitals

This charity aims to bring live music to those in hospital to relax and cheer up patients. It especially allows those who are in hospital for longer periods to feel a greater sense of normality. They do this through versatile and personalized performances.

https://mihc.org.uk/