Isle of Man Anti-Cancer has been raising money to support research into cancer and providing support to Island Residents affected by cancer, since 1959. Sandy Denning tells us how the charity began, how it's going and what the plans are for the future. Find out more about them here: Home - Isle of Man Anti Cancer Association

Kat Ions and Lucy Corlett tell Christy about the charity Riding for the Disabled Isle of Man, which celebrates 50 years in 2026, while young riders Matthew Corlett and Evie Roberts talk about the incredible difference it has made to their lives.

Kirk Michael man Juan Callister is taking on a mighty, icy challenge this month, to raise money and awareness for men's mental health charities, especially around the subject of suicide. He tells Christy all about it. *Warning: some may find parts of this conversation triggering. If you are affected by any of this chat, you can find information regarding support here: Support - Manx Radio You'll find Juan's Justgiving page here.

Riding for the Disabled Isle of Man is a 100% Volunteer run and self funded charity providing positive horse experiences to the Islands residents with Additional Needs. Kat Ions and Lucy Corlett tell us more about their work - and their history in this, their 50th Year. Find out more on their website here.

Beach Buddies is an award winning, globally recognised charity which has been cleaning up our Island - and communities as far away as Hong Kong - for 20 years. Founder Bill Dale was even awarded the British Empire Medal in 2017 for his work protecting the marine environment. Christy DeHaven chats with Bill to find out more about the incredible journey, which started with a dog walk in Ballaugh and ended up with 22,000 volunteers armed with litter pickers.

2026 marks the 20th Anniversary of the charity Beach Buddies. Founder Bill Dale tells us how it all began, how it's going and what the plans are for the future. Find out more about them here: Beach Buddies – It's not enough to just stand and stare

The Ellan Vannin Care Home in Douglas is a little gem - one that some people don't seem to know is still open! Thelma Lomax and Robert Moore are on something of a mission to remind people that the charity is very much still alive and providing a Home from Home for residents. Find out more about their services here: https://ellanvanninhome.org.im/ The Charity of the Week is supported by Kelproperties.com

Juan Christian tells us about the Mooinjer Veggey Charity