Working with KM Group, the Kent and Medway Charity Team organises a range of activities to help the charitable sector with its fundraising and supports initiatives to promote health and wellbeing, particularly amongst primary school children.
Below you can find out about what is going on around the county to help others.
A recruitment firm has announced it will be supporting three important educational initiatives in the year ahead.
A Kent shopping centre has announced it will be supporting three important educational initiatives in the year ahead.
You can help raise money for Kent Online’s charity of the year at a ‘monster’ new challenge event this Halloween.
The heats for the pilot of a children's bake-off have taken place, with the winners set to compete in September’s final.
Enter for the latest heat of the KM Big Charity Quiz and you could raise money for one of the county’s most cherished good causes.
Good causes applying to become their local KM newspaper’s Charity of the Year 2019 have the chance to be put forward for an award from the Queen.
What would go in a lunchbox for The Incredibles? Plenty of iron-rich foods to help build up their muscles?
Charities and educators are invited to book their free places at the KM Charity Team’s annual forum which takes place on Friday, October 12.
For some, it can never be too hot and the transition of this year’s sweltering summer to autumn will trigger serious seasonal adjustment disorder.
The heat is on, with panic levels rising with the mercury — leaving you sweaty, red in the face, nerves fried, and searching for some sort of refuge.
Businesses and charities in Kent and Medway can learn how to use social media to promote their goals at a KM Charity Team training day in November.
There could be few more appetising incentives for young foodies than a weekend break in Paris or Brussels.
Home reading and green travel challenge winners gathered at Leeds Castle for an event celebrating their achievements.
What did England manager Gareth Southgate slip into his players’ lunchboxes to make them perform so well in the World Cup?
KM Walk to School schemes include Super Wow! and Green Footsteps.
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Any child at a participating school may take the test at bronze, silver or gold tests.
Families from across the county gather to celebrate the success of the walk to school campaign.
Young people are annually invited to take part in Kent and Medway’s Masterchef-style event.
The KM Charity Team is working with 50 schools in Kent to turn pupils into Reading Millionaires.
The awards recognise the expertise and dedication that is the hallmark of an outstanding teacher.
The entire Kent community can be a part of KM Group’s campaign to make 2017 a Year of Reading.
The family of a profoundly disabled boy say their dreams have come true after a charity donated £15,000 needed for a wheelchair to transform his life.
A well-loved charity is celebrating two decades of supporting seriously ill children.
A young football fan whose wish is to be able to walk was invited to be a mascot for Millwall FC.
A list of nominees up for the annual Kent Charity Awards have been announced.
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