Australian Wildlife Trust is a UK based non-profit organisation established in 2008 to raise awareness and supporters. Our aim is to ensure effective conservation measures continue across Australia protecting its unique wildlife and their habitats. Working in collaboration with organisations, like Australian Wildlife Conservancy, who implement innovative conservation practises and are preventing further extinctions. Australia is one of the most important nations on Earth for biodiversity - 87% of our mammal species, 93% of reptiles, 94% of frogs and 45% of our bird species are found only in Australia. This unique display of nature sprawled across an ancient land make it a majestic backyard well worth protecting. However, Australia has the worst wildlife extinction record in the world. More than 1,700 species of animals and plants are listed by the Australian Government as being at risk of extinction. Nearly 1 in 4 of our mammal species and around 1 in 7 of our bird species are listed as threatened and that number will increase dramatically unless significant change to conservation methods occur now. We need your help: please donate, run the race, ride like the wind or climb that mountain! Your support of Australian Wildlife Trust will help save Australia's threatened species. We are registered charity no: 1126703 and all donations to AWT are tax deductible in the United Kingdom.
We are a tiny charity but make a massive difference.... 4,000 children die every day in Africa due to poor sanitation and a lack of clean water. We dig wells, build toilets and give children living in poverty a chance to go to school. ...98% of your donate will goes directly to projects in Africa
Bumblebees are in decline because of a loss of their habitats. Our landscape is changing, over 97% of the UK's grasslands have been lost in the past 70 years. We work to put much needed flowers back into the countryside to benefit our bumblebees and other wildlife.
“Working towards a Sustainable and Ethical Trekking Industry.”Thankyou for visiting the International Porter Protection Group's ( IPPG) online donation page.IPPG aims to improve safety and health for porters working in the mountains for the trekking industry worldwide. We work to raise awareness amongst trekkers and porters to the importance of altitude illness to avoid unnecessary tragic deaths in the mountains.
The Alive and Well charity started in 2009 dedicated to taking practical direct action to cut out bureaucracy and move as quickly as possible to alleviate suffering in Sierra Leone. They raise funds to buy drilling equipment and take teams directly to the areas in need to sink water bore-holes.
The Busoga Trust is a UK based water, sanitation & hygiene charity. Working mainly in Uganda we have constructed over 2000 safe water sources since 1982 (providing clean, safe drinking water to an estimated 1,000,000+ people) along with providing improved sanitation facilities and hygiene/health education. After air, nothing is so important to the survival of life on Earth as water. Diarrhoeal disease, caused through unsafe water and poor sanitation, is the second largest cause of death amongst children under-5 globally. Furthermore, where it doesnt kill, it severely hampers economic development through lost time in school and employment. In Uganda, according to the WHO, only 64% of the rural population have access to safe water. When you think that 87% of the population lives in rural areas, this means that vast numbers of people are in daily contact with deadly and debilitating diseases. As a service provider, we actually do the work on the ground. We are not a middleman. Therefore donors can rest assured that the money they donate is actually going towards the cost of providing valuable, sustainable health interventions. We may be small, but we work hard to make the most of what resources we have. Your support will make a real difference to rural Uganda. Click here to find out more about us Follow us on Twitter Join us on Facebook
The John Muir Trust conserves wild and beautiful places. It has over the years acquired some of Scotland's finest wildland treasures including the Cuillins on Skye, Schiehallion in Perthshire, and most of Ben Nevis. It educates young people about value of the wilderness and encourages people of all ages to be active through trips to the outdoors, including packages for disabled people.
Our mission is to provide Tanzanian communities with vocational education for needy children, access to clean water and other actions based on an intimate and thorough understanding of its social and cultural needs.
With your kind generosity, Wye Valley NHS Trust aims to provide the best possible facilities, equipment and environment for patients and service users in Hereford County Hospital, Ross, Leominster and Bromyard Community Hospitals. For more information visit http://www.wyevalley.nhs.uk
The Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust is dedicated to conserving the unique landscape and communities of the Yorkshire Dales. Our wide-ranging work includes woodland restoration, rural traineeships, habitat conservation and access for all to the countryside. http://www.ydmt.org/index.html
BLUE Marine Foundation (BLUE) is a UK charity founded in 2010 by the producers of The End of the Line. BLUE exists to fix the largest solvable problem on the planet, the crisis in the oceans. BLUE aims to increase the area of ocean protected by marine reserves from 2.3% to 10% by 2020
..iQra is working to help poor and needy become self-reliant, and not dependent on hand outs and donations, by providing them the means with which to generate income for themselves. It also provides care for orphans, clean drinking water and assistance to those with physical disabilities.
The aim of Stroud Valleys Project (SVP) is to protect and enhance the local environment by working with local communities, reaching out to the young and old and those cut off from such activities by disadvantage or disability. We want to: - Forge a greater awareness of environmental and biodiversity issues so that local people are able to influence local planning and policy-makers to ensure sustainability is at the heart of the local agenda. - Engage as many people as possible in the work of sustainable development by working with local partner agencies and health providers. - Provide a lively learning resource for local people of all ages.
The Severn Rivers Trust is an independent charitable environmental organisation established to secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of the rivers, streams, watercourses and waterbodies in the Severn catchment. We are working in the Severn Uplands area on a variety of projects including education of young people, habitat creation and environmental protection. We know that streams and rivers are intimately connected to the landscapes they drain and the valleys and communities through which they flow. Our vision is to have living, working landscapes that deliver employment, food and amenity without impacting on rivers and biodiversity, and without the need for heavy regulation and supervision.
Feedback helps the poor in Madagascar to improve their livelihoods and their environment, sustainably and on their terms. It operates community development programmes focussing on health, education and natural resource management (especially in the areas of farming and forest conservation).
Supporting children with special needs and their families across the Forest of Dean
Working in remote parts of the country giving very poor children a chance of education by means of classrooms,toilets kitchens, clean water Wells and vegetable gardens. The charity has built 15 school and renovated many more.
Greenpeace Environmental Trust is the charitable arm of Greenpeace in the UK. It works closely with Greenpeace Ltd, the campaigning organisation, to protect our environment by funding education, scientific research and investigative projects in world ecology. All income raised from your sponsorships will go to Greenpeace Environmental Trust to enable us to claim Gift Aid on these donations (where appropriate).
Water for Kids is a small charity which provides safe water for the first time. It works with communities in African countries to dig wells, protect water sources, build toilets and carry out hygiene education. This reduces the spread of diseases and improves the wellbeing of the whole community.
St John Wales is one of the leading charities in Wales. We support local communities across Wales. Together we can be the difference between a life lost and a life saved. Our mission is to put a first aider on every street in Wales.
Venture Scotland runs social and personal development courses at bothies (mountain huts) in Scotland for 16-30 year olds with limited opportunities. The weekend residential courses are run by trained volunteers who lead conservation work and adventure activities. Longer term programmes, and locally-based follow-on activities are also offered.
Thanks for visiting us! Please be sure to look at our NEW website www.starfshasia.com One again this year, we have runners participating in the British 10K London Run on July 13th Please see the page and also look at their own fund-raising pages to support them Starfish Asia is a UK charity committed to bring new hope to the lives of the desperately poor, especially in the marginalized Christian community in Pakistan. Pakistani Christians are mostly poor and have little access to public education or justice. They need our help! We are convinced that the best sustainable way to lift a people out of poverty and to restore them to dignity is through quality education coupled with sound values and community care. Starfish Asia therefore channels resources to national partners, who are providing free or almost-free education to more than 6,000 children from poor families. Our vision is to enable thousands of deprived children in Pakistan to take the journey from ignorance and poverty to real hope and dignity. We, who have so much, count it a privilege to help those who have so little.
Open Country is a Harrogate based organisation that seeks to enable anyone with any disability to access the countryside. We achieve this through a variety of countryside activities, and the provision of information, training and advice. Our activities include tandem cycling, conservation work, walking groups, nature study, outings and adventure (but not all at the same time!). We recently celebrated our 20th anniversary and are proud to still be serving the local community after all these years...