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Quinns Rocks Primary School
(AU, Quinns Rocks Primary School - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: $23,285.59
(AU, Quinns Rocks Primary School - N/A)
Holy Family Catholic School Lindfield P&F Association
(AU, Holy Family Catholic School Lindfield P&F Association - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: $23,282.73
(AU, Holy Family Catholic School Lindfield P&F Association - N/A) Holy Family Primary School provides a quality contemporary education in a culturally-diverse community enabling each person to live, love and learn in Christ.
Beyond the Battlefield NI
(UK, NIC100198) Browse events
YTD Raised: £23,279.75
(UK, NIC100198) Our aim is to assist veteran members of the Armed Forces and Emergency Services, with practical help and advice regarding (PTSD), War Pensions, Benefits, Housing, Medals, Funerals, And much more….
National Deaf Children's Society
(UK, National Deaf Children's Society - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: £23,270.09
(UK, National Deaf Children's Society - N/A)
(US, 27-3427104) Space for Giants
(UK, 1159227) Browse events
YTD Raised: £23,260.00Space for Giants is a new conservation initiative, built on a decade of applied research and conservation in north-central Kenya. Our mission is to secure a future for the largest mammals on earth forever, to be enjoyed by humanity forever, by ensuring that they have the space and security to live and move freely in the wild forever.
St Peter's Primary School Epping
(AU, 29030941971) Browse events
YTD Raised: $23,252.11At St Peter's we are a community dedicated to creating a collaborative culture of learning where students learn to problem solve and think critically and creatively. Our teachers are passionate educators. We are raising money to build an interactive / sensory play area for our students to enjoy outside.
Animal Aid Unlimited
(AU, 710884843) Browse events
YTD Raised: $23,240.00Animal Aid Unlimited is a vital rescue centre, hospital and sanctuary for injured and ill street animals in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India. We rescue thousands of hurt and sick animals each year and provide sanctuary to those who need life-long care. We are 'Home' to more than 200 such vulnerable animals
Belvedere Youth Club
(IE, CHY3926) Browse events
YTD Raised: €23,239.05HISTORY 1918 -91 Belvedere Youth Club originated when Belvedere Social Services assumed responsibility for two existing inner city Youth Clubs in 1918. Two of its founding members were Doctor William Lombard Murphy and Mr. Victor Plunkett. From this beginning it has grown into one of the largest Youth Clubs in the State. Known as the Belvedere Newsboys Club until 1969, the Club ran a variety of Educational and Recreational Programmes, including Sports, Summer Camps, Literacy and Remedial Education, from a number of locations in the inner city. In 1972 the Club engaged its first full-time Director and admitted girls as members. Its name was changed to Belvedere Youth Club. Throughout its History Belvedere College through the past pupils union has supported and developed the club to make it what it is today. The Chairperson is directly appointed by the College union for a term of up to three years and it is he who is responsible for ensuring that we have sufficient funds to provide the services to the young people that we work with. 1991 - After several changes in location within the North Inner City, fundraising initiatives enabled the Club to raise the £650,000 necessary to move to permanent, custom-built premises in Buckingham Street. Facilities include, a Sports Hall, Gymnasium, Training Kitchen, Computer Training Facilities, Theatre facilities, ceramics and pottery, Recreational areas, Changing Rooms, and Showers. Belvedere Youth Club currently has to raise up to €200,000 per year by voluntary means and employs three full time staff directly. We sponsor a FAS Community employment project, which also allows us to employ up to 17 part-time workers. We currently have a membership of over 400 local children and young people from the ages of 7 to 20 years of age making us one of the largest facilities of its type in the country. The North Inner City is one of the most deprived areas in the country. There is a multiplexity of social problems such as high criminal involvement of all age groups, drug and substance abuse are among the highest in the country, low Educational achievement is accepted as normal for many families, and it has an extremely high percentage of single parent households. The incidence of H.I.V and Aids is also way above the National average. The youth club is one of the most popular projects in the Inner City for children and in some families it is almost a rite of passage that they join the club that their parents attended when they were children. I myself joined the youth club when I was 13 years old having followed my two older brothers in and indeed my Father when he was a newspaper seller on the streets of Dublin over half a Century ago. It is this long tradition and History that makes the Belvedere youth club special and to this day past members (old boys) still return to the club for an annual retreat where they recall their childhoods spent in the youth club from Decades past.
Mays Chapel Elementary School Parent-Teacher Association Inc
(AU, 471455915) Browse events
YTD Raised: $23,234.94Mays Chapel Elementary School PTO supports our school community by raising funds for a new playground, schoolwide assemblies, events and to support our students, staff and community.
St Augustine's Primary School Frankston South
(AU, 46119583717) Browse events
YTD Raised: $23,227.23St Augustine's Primary School
Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team
(UK, 1184620) Browse events
YTD Raised: £23,213.93Llanberis MRT is one of the busiest in the UK with an annual callout rate of over 220 incidents. Based in and around the Snowdon area the team is made up of about 50 volunteers from all walks of life who are all experienced mountaineers. As a registered charity we rely entirely on your donations.
Lhasa Happy Homes Rescue Inc
(US, 01-0697206) Browse events
YTD Raised: $23,200.00Our ongoing mission is to match families with their ideal pets and give these special pups a second chance at a great new life. It is staggering to see these beautiful dogs dumped in the shelters or abandoned by their families day after day, year a
Tannum Sands State School
(AU, Tannum Sands State School - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: $23,198.00
Plan International Ireland
(IE, CHY15037) Browse events
YTD Raised: €23,193.19Founded in 1937, Plan International is a development and humanitarian organisation that advances children's rights and equality for girls. Plan International Ireland is a children's development charity working to lift children and their families out of poverty in 51 developing countries. We strive for a just world, working together with children, young people, our supporters and partners. Your generous donations go to life-saving projects, such as providing clean water supplies and child immunisation, which make an immediate and lasting impact to the world's poorest children. We know that it is impossible for a child to reach their potential unless their community is developing alongside them. Plan International's commitment to each community means that the health, sanitation and education programmes we establish are long-term and sustainable.
Clare Crusaders Clinic
(IE, 410937) Browse events
YTD Raised: €23,187.29The Clare Crusaders Children's Clinic provides free therapy and specialist treatment to over 350 children with special needs in County Clare. We are a self financing service located in Barefield, Ennis. The Clinic receives no state funding and must raise over €250,000 per annum to provide the current level of therapy for children. To date we have raised over €2 million to deliver over 10,000 hours annually of therapy for children. The Clinic opened in 2007 thanks to the dedication and hard work of a group of parents to overcome the lack of publicly available treatment for children with autism and cerebral palsy. It was a community response to the lack of access to services that children with disabilities need in order to meet their potential. We started with one therapist and now we employ 4 full time and 4 part time therapists delivering approximately 200 hours of therapy per week, catering for over 40% of children in County Clare with special needs. The Clinic is managed on a voluntary basis and we do not charge for access to the therapists to ensure that anyone can access our supports. If you would like more information about the clinic, please email [email protected] or visit our website at www.clarecrusaders.ie Alternatively our Clinic Manager, Ann Norton on 065 6896015Clare Crusaders is a registered charity CHY No 16966.Any support you are able to provide is truly appreciated.