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Moseley Community Development Trust
(UK, 1087949) Browse events
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(UK, 1087949) Moseley Alternative Giving Campaign supported by: Moseley Community Development Trust, Moseley Forum, Aquarius, SIFA Fireside, Moseley & District Housing, Midland Heart, local Councillors and the Police. Moseley Community Development Trust is an independent charity and company (2001)
Social Transformation Hub (UK, 1130715) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWe seek to bring transformation within our local community in Leigh by providing a place of belonging, collaborative innovation, investment in children and young people, and presence across every corner of our community
Oic of Anne Arundel County Inc (Opportunities Industrialization Center of Anne Arundel County) (US, 521116510) Browse events
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Raincatcher
(UK, 1110696) Browse events
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(UK, 1110696) Raincatcher Raincatcher is an international development organisation that harnesses the enthusiasm, knowledge and skills of the UK's finest young minds. Raincatcher's primary goal is: To improve education about and access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in the developing world The way in which we go about achieving our primary goal is directly through our secondary goal which is: To inspire and develop people who want to make the world a better place, providing them with the opportunity to use their individual skills to do so Our Approach Raincatcher works as an umbrella organisation providing opportunities for every Raincatcher branch to conceive and achieve their own WASH based project. This layered approach allows for development to take place on two levels: We hope that you will join us in our aims. Thank you!
Christ Church Boat Club
(UK, X6508) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Christ Church Boat Club is the college boat club of Christ Church, Oxford, a large and prestigious College & constituent part of Oxford University. It exists, as it has for nearly two centuries, to provide rowing, competition facilities & fellowship for undergraduates & graduates studying up at the 'House'. Founded in 1817 (the year of its first Headship) Christ Church Boat Club has a proud and unmatched history among the ranks of the Oxford Colleges. Each year its crews compete at varying levels in the Oxford bumping races & in other competitions, both in Oxford & the wider rowing world. Some of the members of the Club are already experienced oarsmen & women before they arrive: others learn their rowing up at the House (a nickname based on the Latin 'Aedes Christi', literally the 'House of Christ'). Novice programmes begin within a few days of arrival in Oxford, culminating seven weeks later in the Christ Church Regatta, a large annual event involving race-offs between the novice crews of all the Oxford colleges. The following term brings Torpids - an annual bumping race in eights - &, finally, in the summer term a second set of bumping races in Eights Week, often attended by thousands of spectators. A few of the most proficient will be selected to row for the university crews, either in OUBC or OUWBC, or in the men's & women's lightweight or development squads. In addition there is the Christ Church Boat Club Society, an association of old members of the House who come together to provide support in the form of coaching, funding & attendance at races, proving that membership of the club is indeed for life.