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Serenity House (US, Serenity House - N/A) Browse events

YTD Raised: $30,133.00

Project Morry (US, Project Morry - N/A) Browse events

YTD Raised: $30,126.00

Playskill (UK, 1122745) Browse events

YTD Raised: £30,125.55

Thank you for visiting Playskill on MyDonate. Playskill provides pre-school parent and child playgroups in Watford and Hemel Hempstead for children with physical difficulty or delay.

St Mary's Catholic School Ellerslie PTA (NZ, St Mary's Catholic School Ellerslie PTA - N/A) Browse events

YTD Raised: $30,121.55

Our vision is an intentional Catholic faith community, where through Christ, the hearts of all learners are filled with optimism, courage and learning capability . We are a school with a long and rich history closely connected to our founders - the Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions; who founded our school in 1912, our Parish and local community. We show a genuine care for our children and place wellbeing and learner achievement at the centre. Excellence is encouraged, diversity valued and success celebrated. We encourage active parent and whānau participation in, and support of, all aspects of school life. We all work together to provide a high quality education where our special character permeates all that we do.

Hilder Road State School P & C ASSOCIATION (AU, Hilder Road State School P & C ASSOCIATION - N/A) Browse events

YTD Raised: $30,096.07

Ocean Community YMCA (US, 050268126) Browse events

YTD Raised: $30,085.00

Palmwoods State School P&C Association (AU, Palmwoods State School P&C Association - N/A) Browse events

YTD Raised: $30,065.00

StrongMen (UK, 1184242) Browse events

YTD Raised: £30,059.76

Our aim is to understand, support and improve the physical, mental health and vitality of men suffering from bereavement. We provide free weekend breaks for men aged between 18-55 who have lost a close family member or friend and need support.

Berkeley Vale Public School (NSW Government Schools) (AU, Berkeley Vale Public School (NSW Government Schools) - N/A) Browse events

YTD Raised: $30,056.55

Childrens Health Foundation Temple Street. (UK, 20042462) Browse events

YTD Raised: £30,049.80

With the help of our supporters we raise funds needed to ensure that children in Ireland have access to the very best paediatric equipment and supports when they need it most. We are committed to supporting Children's Health Foundation Temple Street so that it can continue to save little lives.

Love Runs - NorthRidge Church (US, 32-0124861) Browse events

YTD Raised: $30,042.00

GLOBAL DOWN SYNDROME FOUNDATION (US, 264431001) Browse events

YTD Raised: $30,026.00

Brain Tumour Ireland (IE, MYC0130) Browse events

YTD Raised: €30,011.30

The charity was founded in 2012 by a small group of people caring for a family member who was sadly lost to a Brain Tumour in early 2012. As a national voluntary organisation our aim is to continue to fight the battle against the disease in her honour. Through the Ronnie Fehily Foundation we hope to create a place where people can come for information , guidance and comfort. A place to learn what to expect and a community to provide support.

Support Young Scholars (US, 843875881) Browse events

YTD Raised: $30,000.00

Birchgrove Public School P&C Association (AU, 23132218177) Browse events

YTD Raised: $29,983.00

Created via charity sign up service.

CAMP SOUTHERN GROUND INC (US, CAMP SOUTHERN GROUND INC - N/A) Browse events

YTD Raised: $29,978.35

The mission of Camp Southern Ground is to provide extraordinary experiences for children to recognize and magnify their unique gifts within themselves and others in order to profoundly impact the world.

Mill City Grows, Inc. (US, 47-2096070) Browse events

YTD Raised: $29,977.00

We envision that Lowell will be known for its innovative approach to food production and food justice where residents are engaged actors in creating a food secure community that promotes the ability to grow, consume, and distribute healthy, locally

Wynn Vale School (AU, 77322482187) Browse events

YTD Raised: $29,976.99

Primary School in north eastern suburb of Adelaide. 382 students

Khalsa Aid International (UK, 1163294) Browse events

YTD Raised: £29,963.19

Khalsa Aid International Who We Are & What We Do Khalsa Aid is a UK based humanitarian relief charity providing support around the world to victims of natural and man-made disasters such as floods, earthquakes, famine and war. Our team is often one of the first on the scene to help distribute food, water, clothing, medical and sanitation supplies. We fund and build semi-permanent shelters, if needed anything that’s required in those early days to save lives, reduce people’s immediate suffering and help maintain their dignity. The charity was founded by Ravi Singh, who was struck by the plight of the refugees in Kosovo in 1999. That year also marked the 300th birth anniversary of the Khalsa, an opportunity for the community to reflect on the core teachings of their faith. Ravi saw the footage of the Kosovan refugees on the news and was inspired by one Sikhi ideology in particular, Sarbat da Bhalla, meaning well-being for all, recognising the humanity in us all and reaching out to those in need, regardless of race, religion, borders. At the time of the celebrations across the UK, and around the world, there were terrible images on the news of refugees struggling to cross the cold and mountainous border to reach a safer and peaceful Albania Khalsa Aid was born. Whilst the inspiration for the charity stems from a strong belief in the Sikh principles, our work is by no means restricted to the Sikh community. Khalsa Aid became the first ever cross-border international humanitarian aid organisation based on the Sikh principles. Since 1999, we have been able to provide crucial aid to millions of people around the world: from victims of the Yemen Civil War to refugees landing on the shores of Greece from the Middle East and, more recently, the Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar seeking refuge in Bangladesh, to earthquake, flood and hurricane stricken areas in Nepal, Australia, and the Caribbean.

Heritage House Day Care Centre (UK, 1062170) Browse events

YTD Raised: £29,962.72

We offer day care to the frail and elderly. 30 people each day receive a home cooked meal, the option of a bath and hairdressing, access to a wide range of support agencies and NHS services. Staff and volunteers run a variety of stimulating activities. Supported by Norfolk Superhero 2018.

Merrimac State School (MERRIMAC PRIMARY SCHOOL P&C ASSN) (AU, Merrimac State School (MERRIMAC PRIMARY SCHOOL P&C ASSN) - N/A) Browse events

YTD Raised: $29,962.47

The First Tee Of Baltimore Inc (AU, 522260023) Browse events

YTD Raised: $29,960.00

The First Tee of Greater Baltimore is a character education aimed at changing the trajectory of Greater Baltimore youth through the game of golf. We operate a year-round and offer programs at five locations in Baltimore City: Clifton Park, Forest Park, Pine Ridge, Mount Pleasant and Carroll Park.

Edge Hill State School P&C Assn (AU, Edge Hill State School P&C Assn - N/A) Browse events

YTD Raised: $29,952.79

THE CARPENTERS COMPANY CHARITABLE TRUST (UK, 276996) Browse events

YTD Raised: £29,950.00

Mental Health Ireland (IE, CHY5594) Browse events

YTD Raised: €29,946.89

Mental Health Ireland promotes positive mental health and wellbeing to all individuals and communities, and through our network of Mental Health Associations, we support people who experience mental health difficulties on their journey of recovery.Mental Health Ireland's vision is for an Ireland where mental health is valued as being an essential part of personal wellbeing and the health of the nation. Mental Health Ireland will lead the way in informing Irish society’s understanding of mental health and fostering a culture where people with mental health difficulties are respected and supported. Our values and beliefs underpin everything we do: • We believe that everyone is entitled to inclusion in society and opportunity for personal fulfillment; • We believe in the right of everyone to be treated with dignity, respect and equality; • We believe in the right of those experiencing mental health difficulties to be supported in their recovery; • We are committed to transparency in our work and compliance with the highest ethical standards. As a member of the general public it is highly desirable that you should learn as much as you can about the importance of mental health and recognise and deal with causes of stress and other factors leading to mental health issues. Remember that sometime in your life, you, a member of your family or a friend could experience a mental health difficulty and your understanding and help could be of tremendous support.