Woodcrest State College (AU, Woodcrest State College - N/A) Browse events

Wheelchair Sports WA (AU, 64621590101) Browse events

Wheelchair Sports WA provides access to a range of lifestyle, recreation and sporting activities for people living with a physical disability. Our aim is to enhance the quality of life, improve mobility, build self-esteem and confidence, and provide the opportunity for people to achieve their full potential.

AsIAm (IE, CHY21201) Browse events

AsIAm.ie aims to provide a one-stop shop for the Autism community in Ireland. From providing the public and those with the condition to a portal of information about Autism, to servinga platform for people affected by Autism to share their stories and views, to providing a strong voice for the concerns of the community – AsIAm.ie has it all! We sum up our mission going forward under 4 key words: AsIAm.ie sums up its aims under 4 key headings: Educate – We hope, through increasing and improving accessibility of information, to equip people with Autism and their families to understand the condition better. Additionally we hope to articulate and effectively communicate issues of concern to the AS community to those working with people with the condition and the general public. Helping to build a more informed and understanding society. Empower – We passionately believe in providing those in the AS community with the tools to reach their potential. We believe that for too long those with Autism have been told what their needs are and what to do about them. We aim to be a user-led initiative, developing projects and campaigns based on the issues brought forward by our users, additionally we hope that through providing a platform we can help those affected by Autism to speak up about their concerns and to raise attention of issues of concern in their own lives. Advocate – Acting as a hub for the AS community in Ireland we hope to be able to draw on common areas of concern raised by our users and to develop public awareness and policy campaigns around these issues. Community – We aim to provide a safe, pleasant space for the AS community to share experiences, concerns and ideas with others with similar experiences, breaking down the geographical and social isolation which has for so long plagued many people with Autism and their families. We are a not-for-profit, charitable organisation. AsIAm is registered with the Company Registration Office (Company Number: 553241) and has been granted charitable status by the Revenue Commissioners (CHY #21201).

Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church (US, Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church - N/A) Browse events

The Helen Hick Stroke Foundation (UK, 1197734) Browse events

We aim to arrange Support Groups, for people who’ve suffered from a stroke. Creating these groups will enable people to talk and share their experience, the younger sufferers (under 70) are sometimes forgotten - our aim is to give support for all age groups, especially younger people. The founder and trustee Helen Hick said, “Having experienced multiple strokes, I felt I needed someone to talk to, ask questions and find an understanding of how I was feeling, creating support groups will help share how sufferers are feeling, just talking will help alleviate stresses and anxiety.” After suffering from a stroke the chances of another one are quite high, unless you change your lifestyle. Support Groups will not only provide mental support but also suggestions and advice regarding checking your blood pressure and what you could change in your current way of living.

Teenage Wilderness Trust (UK, 1141614) Browse events

Our goal is simple....... to prevent children from falling out of education. Through bushcraft and outdoor learning we aim to prevent students from falling out of education and reengage those who have fallen already. Every child deserves an education, and the outdoors is a great place to get it.

MEN WHO TALK (UK, 1201596) Browse events

At MEN WHO TALK, we provide free to access online spaces which provide men across the UK an opportunity to talk, socialise and receive support from other men, all whilst being supported by our excellent team of facilitators. Our spaces are judgement free, supportive spaces for men to talk openly.

Holy Cross School Wooloowin P & F Assn (AU, Holy Cross School Wooloowin P & F Assn - N/A) Browse events

Wellness House (US, 363636933) Browse events

Self Help International (US, Self Help International - N/A) Browse events

Alleviating hunger by helping people help themselves.

National Philanthropic Trust (US, 237825575) Browse events

Apex Cougar Club Incorporated (US, 561404907) Browse events

Gulf Restoration Network (US, 72-1447742) Browse events

The Gulf Restoration Network is committed to uniting and empowering people to protect and restore the natural resources of the Gulf of Mexico region. We fight to ensure implementation of federal environmental laws, like the Clean Water A

Foundation Human Nature (England) (UK, 1095952) Browse events

Foundation Human Nature is a non-political, non-religious organisation, working with some of the world's poorest communities to raise living standards through sustainable development, by encompassing health, education, gender, renewable energy and micro-economic programmes, in response to local needs. They currently run health and community centres in Ghana and Ecuador, enabling communities to create their own futures. For further information, please go to

One Big Family - Helping the Homeless (UK, 1170846) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Please donate to support our cause. Charity No: 1170846

The Hammer Band-From Violence to Violins (CA, 817470628RR0001) Browse events

Golden Gate Fencing Foundation (US, 943256865) Browse events

Little Heroes League (US, 822475198) Browse events

Nations Destiny Enterprise USA (US, 264062303) Browse events

Canal & River Trust (UK, 1146792) Browse events

The Canal & River Trust is the new charity that has been set up to keep people, nature and history connected by caring for England and Wales' wonderful legacy of 200-year old waterways and ensuring that they are available for everyone to enjoy now and forever.

Take Back Africa Foundation (US, 824091527) Browse events

Hackney Migrant Centre (UK, 1122363) Browse events

Hackney Migrant Centre is a volunteer-led charity that runs a weekly drop-in for asylum seekers, refugees and migrants. We offer free advice on immigration and housing and benefit problems. We also have a health advocate that can help with access to NHS services and GP registration. HMC was established in direct response to needs identified by local agencies and campaigning organisations such as Hackney Community Law Centre, Hackney Refugee and Migrant Support Group, and Hackney Refugee Forum. These were, particularly, asylum seekers’ lack of access to good immigration advice, and widespread housing and welfare problems including destitution, social isolation and unrecognised health problems. HMC aims to reduce poverty, mental distress and social isolation among recent migrants through the provision of high quality immigration and welfare advice and health advocacy. The service is open to any migrant, whatever their nationality, immigration status or present place of residence though almost all clients live in London. HMC also aims to encourage social interaction and mutual support by volunteers talking informally with visitors (clients), and by providing opportunities for interaction among the visitors themselves. We have a small hardship fund which enables us to make one-off payments to destitute visitors. All visitors receive a free lunch as well as support from our volunteers. Hackney Migrant Centre Aims 1. To provide advice and assistance to migrants on immigration, welfare or health issues 2. To offer a welcoming environment to migrants and help reduce social isolation 3. To publicise issues relating to migrants social and economic circumstances

Rajasthan Alliance of North America (US, 834040321) Browse events

Breakthrough Greater Boston (Breakthrough Greater Boston) (US, 043307783) Browse events

World Peace Flame Foundation UK (UK, 1161432) Browse events

Our humanitarian projects have so far provided free medical care and education to over 25,000 impoverished villagers in Gujarat, India and Peace Education Programmes to over 46,000 children in the UK, The Netherlands, Belgium, Australia, India, Kenya, Argentina, Nepal, Rwanda, Syria and more.