Rotary Club of Broadwater Southport (AU, 86919172492) Browse events

We are volunteers who support children and communities in need. Some of our projects include a hydrotherapy pool for Southport Special School, water filtration plants for 10 schools in China, water tank for a night shelter in Ethiopia. We also send youth to leadership and enrichment camps.

The Climate Institute (AU, 26116713592) Browse events

The Climate Institute (Australia) Ltd is a non-partisan, independent climate change focused research organisation that works with community, business and government in Australia and internationally to drive innovative and effective climate change solutions. Support us and make a difference in climate change solutions! The Climate Institute is now looking for new supporters who in partnership with the Poola Foundation (Tom Kantor Fund) will ensure that the critical work of The Climate Institute will continue to make vital contributions to addressing climate change.

WellWishers (AU, WellWishers - N/A) Browse events

Wellwishers Trust provides clean water for people in Ethiopia, where women & daughters currently walk & wait an average of 3 hours DAILY to collect polluted water from sources often shared with defecating livestock. Up to 20% of children under 5 die from waterborne disease. 50% of girls do not go to school. A well costing $6,000 breaks this cycle of despair. Over 95% of all donations go to the project! And they are tax deductible.

Clean Energy for Eternity Inc (AU, Clean Energy for Eternity Inc - N/A) Browse events

Clean Energy for Eternity Inc. (CEFE) is a not for profit climate change education group situated in the Bega Valley, NSW. Our mission is to show leadership and inspire immediate practical action on climate change. CEFE has set a community target of 50/50 by 2020 (50% reduction in consumption of energy and 50% production of renewable energy by 2020).

Dundubara Land and Water Aboriginal Corporation for Social Justice (AU, 60362550284) Browse events

Climate Action Canberra (AU, 41006733026) Browse events

We are a group of people in the Canberra region who are concerned about climate change and want to catalyse an emergency response to the climate crisis. We often focus on whats happening in Federal parliament.   We are the Canberra chapter of several national campaigns as well as working with other Canberra groups  to cut  the cities  CO2 emissions . We aim to act as a hub for information and an entry point for people to facilitate their productive engagement in climate change issues.   We lobby our Federal and Territory governments, write submissions, organise forums,  rallies, films, stalls,  media events, conferences and social gatherings.  

Borneo Orangutan Survival Australia (AU, 46485375414) Browse events

  Orangutans are an endangered species, with an estimated 50,000 left in the wild. The greatest threat to their survival is the extensive destruction of the rainforest. Some experts say about 6,000 orangutans are disappearing every year and without our collective help orangutans could be extinct in the wild within our lifetime. We work to save the orangutan by rescuing and rehabilitating them, with an ultimate goal of releasing them back to the forest where they will be safe from human development, poaching and farming. By supporting us, you help us to:      rescue, rehabilitate and release orangutans      provide public awareness and educational programs      protect existing rainforest habitat, and      support and educate the people who depend on forests to earn their living. Being totally dependent on donations and support from wonderful Australians like you, means we can send more money where it’s needed – to the endangered orangutans in Indonesia. We have a deductible gift recipient (DGR) status for donations over $2, which are tax deductible for Australian taxpayers.  

Conservation Council of WA (AU, 35982476107) Browse events

The Conservation Council of Western Australia (CCWA) is the State’s foremost non-profit, non-government conservation organisation. We are WA’s peak environment group with over 100 member groups and have been an outspoken advocate for conservation and a sustainable WA for over 40 years. At CCWA we are working with community, government and industry towards a more sustainable future for Western Australia. With professional staff and dedicated volunteers, we work on policy development and legislative change, consultation, campaigning, submission writing, and environmental education. We gather and distribute information and provide support and a forum for other conservation groups. We liaise directly with the Government, media departments, community groups, and political parties.

Blue Sky Project (AU, 78150881299) Browse events

The objective of Blue Sky Project is to contribute towards a reduction in the number of children and young adults affected by poverty in South-East Asia. In particular, Blue Sky Project is focused on providing improved quality of life and access of education in less fortunate, lower socio-economic, and regional areas in the region.   Blue Sky Project operates as an independant organisation, not as a subsidiary of other NGOs, or multi-national charities. Therefore, Blue Sky Project maintains complete ownership and control how its funds are managed (from donation to benefit). This ensures that Blue Sky Project is able to minimise administrative overheads and limit donation-leakage.

Wilderness Society (AU, 68871152328) Browse events

The Wilderness Society is a national, community-based, environmental advocacy organisation whose purpose is protecting, promoting and restoring wilderness and natural processes across Australia for the survival and ongoing evolution of life on Earth.   The Wilderness Society works through the avenues of public education and empowerment, advocacy and negotiation, and desk and field research. The Wilderness Society is politically unaligned, but uses democratic processes to maximise wise conservation decisions.   The Wilderness Society values passion for our purpose, the power of people to make change, organisational independence and integrity, compassion in dealing with our staff and others, and a commitment to success in protecting the environment.   The Wilderness Society supports indigenous people's land and sea rights, and is committed to proper and detailed consultation with affected indigenous people before and during campaigns to protect wilderness and biological diversity.   Established in 1976, The Wilderness Society is a not-for-profit, non-government organisation. The vast majority of our funding is provided by members who pay membership and regular donations to support our work. Other funds come from public fundraising, bequests and donations, and online and retail sales of campaign merchandise. 

Australian Rainforest Foundation (AU, 44073434563) Browse events

     

Thin Green Line Foundation (AU, 22126573779) Browse events

Nature Foundation SA (AU, 24131531874) Browse events

Nature Foundation SA is an apolitical, not-for-profit, wildlife charity which works with and inspires others to conserve, restore and sustainably manage South Australia’s natural heritage. Nature Foundation SA invites you to visit our website at www.naturefoundation.org.au

Shoes for Planet Earth (AU, 98562371510) Browse events

Volunteer Building Cambodia (AU, 86156305760) Browse events

Volunteer Building Cambodia aims to improve the living conditions of local Cambodian families in need by providing them with access to safe, dry housing, adequate sanitation and clean, drinking water.

World Wildlife Fund (AU, 63054409109) Browse events

With more than 40 years experience at an international level, and more than 25 years of We have close to five million supporters and a In Australia, WWF works to conserve the nation's biodiversity, providing practical solutions to our greatest environmental threats. Our teams work on the ground with local communities, and in partnership with government and industry, advocating change and effective conservation policy. We take a science-based approach to our conservation work and are committed to real, measurable outcomes for the environment which directly benefit Australian species and natural resources like water, land and the marine environment.

Tropical Biology Association (AU, 1116111) Browse events

TBA is creating conservation champions by giving them the skills they urgently need to preserve Africa’s unique habitats and endangered wildlife. We believe that training passionate, committed persons is a vital tool to conserve the environment for the benefit of nature and people.

CITF-Huts of the High Country (AU, 79000007723) Browse events

KHA is a voluntary organisation formed in 1971 to assist with the conservation, management and reconstruction of huts, homesteads and surrounds within Kosciusko National Park (KNP). Our activities expand into Namadgi National Park (NNP) in the ACT in 1990. CITF is Cranbrook’s outdoor education program run in conjunction with Outward Bound Australia (OBA). CITF and OBA operate their programs in areas managed by KHA. Students from Cranbrook will work with OBA to fund and assist maintenance of the huts and homesteads.

Community Projects Africa (AU, 20794081487) Browse events

Working with village elders and councils, we support community projects that provide schooling, vocational training, sanitation and safe water supplies. Integral to our mission and projects is the education of such communities on HIV Aids and assistance for families affected, as well as the promotion of environmentally friendly activities and conservation. We raise funds through donations and fund-raising events and pride ourselves on not wasting money on unnecessary administration - your donations go directly towards the project you want to support.

Wildlife Land Fund Limited (AU, 47096317967) Browse events

Wildlife Nature Reserve Fund (The Wildlife Land Fund Limited (WLFL)) is a not for profit public company whose vision is to help conserve and protect Queensland's natural heritage. We do this by acquiring land with conservation values and managing it in an ecologically sustainable way. A Board of voluntary Directors with a variety of skills manage its operations.

AFAP (Australian Foundation for the Peoples of Asia and the Pacific) (AU, 86112208161) Browse events

For over 40 years AFAP has worked alongside local partners in Asia, Africa and the Pacific to tackle many of the challenges caused by poverty and to improve lives. AFAP works in over 20 countries in sectors ranging from water and sanitation to health, education, environment (climate change) and conservation, food security, and emergency relief.  While our programs reach out to whole communities, we are particularly conscious of supporting the more marginalised or vulnerable groups within these communities, including people with disabilities, women, children and ethnic minorities. A small donation can go a long way in the countries where we work and we are very grateful for anything you can give. Consider that: $3.50 could purchase a 20lt jeri-can to store water so that women are not forced to walk up to 20KM every day to collect clean and safe water $8 could buy a treated mosquito net to prevent malaria $10 could purchase a school kit so that a child can be equipped for classes and get an education $20 could purchase an ex child labourer clothes for the school year $120 could purchase a sewing machine so that students can get training to become a seamstress and set up their own business. $200 could buy a family a dairy goat so they have access to milk for nutrition as well as a source of income $250 could build a latrine for less contaminated water sources and better sanitation and health $500 could provide a water hand pump to a community

Cairns and Far North Environment Centre (AU, Cairns and Far North Environment Centre - N/A) Browse events

The Cairns and Far North Environment Centre (CAFNEC) is the peak regional environment organisation in Far North Queensland. Established in 1981, CAFNEC is a community-based not-for-profit group with an area of coverage roughly bounded by the Torres Strait Islands in the north, to Cardwell in the south, the outer reef to the east and the Northern Gulf region to the west. This area includes the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area and the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area; which highlights the extraordinary level of conservation values in the region and the importance of their protection. Our mission is to lead and support the community in valuing the natural environment through conservation and ecological sustainability. As a not-for-profit organisation, we rely on donations from the community to support our work and this vision.

Santi Forest Monastery (Building Fund) (AU, 87095830484) Browse events

Santi Forest Monastery is a Buddhist education and meditation residence for nuns, and laypeople. Established in 2003, it is set in the rugged bush ravines of the Southern Highlands of New South Wales, Australia. Santi offers accommodation, teaching, and support for study and practice in the Forest Tradition, with a special emphasis on the earliest teachings of the Buddha that are shared by all Buddhist traditions. Since 2005, the Sangha of Santi has performed ordinations each year, and has become internationally recognized for its advocacy of full ordination for Buddhist nuns (bhikkhunis). Santi Monastery is currently hosting the For more information of the monastery and monastic life see 

Charity Water (AU, 52128289494) Browse events

               

Penguin Foundation (AU, 42112304364) Browse events