Coolangatta State School (AU, Coolangatta State School - N/A) Browse events

The Jamie Devaney Memorial Fund (UK, 1151236) Browse events

Jamie’s Fund has been established to provide resources to improve the care for people with mental illness in Uganda. It is in memory of Jamie Devaney who died in 2011, after falling ill while on a family holiday and fund raising trip in Uganda. He was only four years old, but during those years Jamie brought immense joy and pleasure to his family, and everyone else who was fortunate enough to know him.Mental illness tends to be neglected compared to physical illnesses in Uganda. People with severe mental illness are often misunderstood and badly treated and the great majority have no hope of receiving appropriate treatment. As a low-income country, Ugandan health services are limited and resources for mental health are pitifully small. In UK the health spend per person is around £2000 per year: In Uganda it is £6 and only 1% of this is spent on mental health. Jamie’s Fund is working with other organisations to raise the status and standards of mental health care.

Hospice Africa Ireland (IE, CHY13431) Browse events

Hospice Africa Ireland (HAI) is a support organisation for Hospice Africa Uganda (HAU). Core activities of Hospice Africa Ireland include fund-raising, co-ordination activities with HAU, awareness raising about the activities of HAU and advocacy for Palliative care access for those in developing countries using the HAU model of care. Hospice Africa Uganda provides palliative care services for people living with HIV/AIDS and/or Cancer and their families in Uganda.

Summit Boys volleyball Club (US, 834372181) Browse events

Podium Partners (UK, 1156597) Browse events

  We provide funds to promising young athletes when they really need it most; right at the start of their career. Early encouragement, support and funding significantly increases the chance of a young person achieving their potential. Lack of finance should not be a barrier so disabled and able-bodied athletes are encouraged to apply for funding to help cover the costs of  their training. Anyone can apply as long as their club and coaches sanction their application and their sport is recognised by Sport England. Athletes complete the application on our website detailing their training goals and the costs associated with them. Once approved each athlete has their own page on our website and on Virgin Money Giving, where they can showcase their talent and individuality. You support the athletes of your choice; friends, family, school mates, club members, the wider sporting public, in fact anyone can help.  All donations are collected by us and then distributed to the athletes in accordance with their financial needs detailed in their application.  We don't charge a penny, relying on your generosity to fund the charities running costs.

Multiple Myeloma Ireland (UK, 20082598) Browse events

Multiple Myeloma Ireland (MMI) is the only charity organisation focused on Multiple Myeloma in Ireland. MMI received charity status in July 2013. MMI provides information and support for Multiple Myeloma patients, families and carers at a national and regional level, through its network of support groups across the country. Our board members include patients, carers, health care professionals and board match volunteers. All board members are voluntary. MMI Vision: We recognise everyone’s experience of myeloma is unique – our vision is to be the trusted partner supporting you on your journey. MMI Mission: To inspire hope, promote awareness and contribute to health and well-being by providing support to every patient, carer and healthcare professional dealing with myeloma through education, advocacy and research. MMI Values: Our core values guide our day to day behaviours, our decisions, our actions and our relationships with patients, family members, carers and healthcare professionals. These core values preserve what is special about MMI and provide us with a compass to navigate both strategic evolution and our day to day actions. Patient Centred – respectful of, and responsive to, individual patient preferences, needs and values Ethical & Transparent – open and transparent in all our dealings Welcoming & Inclusive – all are welcomed to be part of a community built on empathy Collaborative – working with our partners with a common goal of advancing myeloma care.

St. Paul's School - Bridges (US, 52-0591463) Browse events

The person who created this page is probably preparing something riveting to post about everything they're doing to give back. We recommend you sit at your computer and hit refresh over and over until their story goes live. You should also scroll do

Monterey Peninsula Audubon Society (US, Monterey Peninsula Audubon Society - N/A) Browse events

Feel the Magic (AU, 36164874266) Browse events

Feel the Magic's mission is to brighten the lives of kids who have lost a parent or sibling, we do this by raising funds to send them and their immediate family to Disneyland. It is our vision that families reunite in a magical way in a magical place like Disneyland.

Open Doors Australia Inc (AU, 52209804287) Browse events

Open Doors was established in 1955 when Brother Andrew, a newly committed Christian, began smuggling Bibles into Eastern Europe. Since then Open Doors has expanded to work in over 70 countries, providing Bibles, training and practical support to the persecuted church. Our mission is to strengthen and prepare Christians living in persecution, and to mobilise the Australian church to identify with the global body of Christ.

St Marouns College (AU, 45424360064) Browse events

St Maroun's College is an Independent Maronite Catholic Co-Educational school from Preschool to Year 12. The Convent environment and the presence of the Maronite Sisters of the Holy Family contribute to creating a peaceful environment in which learning takes place.

CdLS Foundation UK (UK, 1054033) Browse events

The CdLS Foundation exists to ensure early and accurate diagnosis of Cornelia de Lange Syndrome ; promote research into the causes and manifestations of the syndrome and help people with a diagnosis of CdLS to make informed decisions throughout their lifetime

Dubbo South Public School (Parents and Citizens Association) (AU, Dubbo South Public School (Parents and Citizens Association) - N/A) Browse events

Youth Hostels Association (England And Wales) (UK, 306122) Browse events

By choosing to support YHA (England & Wales) you are helping us enrich the lives of so many young people, whatever their background and whatever the challenges they face in their lives. YHA offers new adventures, unique experiences, plus educational activities to many who would otherwise miss out.

Holmes Chapel Boxing Club (UK, 1189313) Browse events

Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta (US, 13582 0496 RR0001) Browse events

World Is Just A Book Away (Wijaba) (US, 272807199) Browse events

Culver City High School Boosters Inc (US, Culver City High School Boosters Inc - N/A) Browse events

Project Talent Launch (US, 853326282) Browse events

TRIANGLE LAND CONSERVANCY INC (US, 581514406) Browse events

TLC strives to create a healthier and more vibrant Triangle region by safeguarding clean water, protecting natural habitats, supporting local farms and food, and connecting people with nature through land protection and stewardship, catalyzing community action, and collaboration.

Miramar National Cemetery Support Foundation (US, 651277308) Browse events

Royal Signals Charity (UK, Royal Signals Charity - N/A) Browse events

Coombe Hill Infants School Pta (UK, 1087288) Browse events

CHIPTA is the Parent Teacher Association for Coombe Hill infant School. Its aim is to assist in the provision of facilities for education at the school by engaging in activities which support the school and promote the education of the pupils. All parents of the school are automatically members of CHIPTA. What this means in practice is that CHIPTA undertake a variety of fund raising activities for the school, which not only raises much needed funds to enrich the school and the education of the children, but promotes a deep feeling of community and a fun environment for both parents and children. Examples are Christmas and Summer Fairs, Adult and Children Disco and Film Nights, Mobile Phone and Cartridge Recycling and many other activities. Projects funded from past money raised include: Adventure Playground upgrade including non slip safety surfaces and paths; Refurbishment of swimming pool changing rooms; Providing recyclable water bottles for every child; Storage sheds; Garden improvements to enrich the childrens' outdoor teaching experience; and Murals for a quiet area in the playground.

Taldumande Youth Services Inc (AU, 67801186046) Browse events

Taldumande provides a continuum of support, care and accommodation options to young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, and their families, within a holistic and compassionate framework. We offer a range of residential and non-residential programs appropriate to the individual needs of the young person.  Our Residential program includes a fully supported Crisis Youth Refuge, which is the only  one remaining north of the Harbour Bridge, a semi supported shared house and independent units.  We provide a range of support and services which include: emotional support, case management,  living skills, educational and employment assistance, recreational activities, advocacy and referral,  family and relationship support and exit planning.

St. Pius X Salisbury (ST PIUS X P&F ASSOCIATION) (AU, St. Pius X Salisbury (ST PIUS X P&F ASSOCIATION) - N/A) Browse events