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South Eastern District Association & Convention (US, South Eastern District Association & Convention - N/A) Browse events
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Rainforest Saver Foundation
(UK, SC039007) Browse events
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(UK, SC039007) Are you concerned about the destruction of tropical rainforests? Or is poverty what matters most? Rainforest Saver saves rainforest and alleviates poverty with one great solution: we help slash and burn farmers to farm in a way that makes it unnecessary for them to keep burning the rainforest, while getting better crops year after year after year. Go to to support Charles Barber's original and interesting Personal Challenge for us. Cameroon farmer's children, Melanie and Benjamin. When you donate to Rainforest Saver you help children like these to have a better, healthier life, while saving the rainforest that both they and we need. When population densities weresmall slash and burn worked reasonably well. But now there are over 200 million such families worldwide. They are destroying more forest than logging or cattle ranching, or anything else, while they themselves remain very poor. The richness of the rainforest is in the trees, not the soil. When the trees are gone the soil quickly becomes infertile, and the farmers have to keep burning more forest to survive. The forest has no time to regenerate, and repeatedly cultivated rainforest land can turn into desert. However the farmers in these regions rely on the land to survive. The only solution is to find a better way of farming. Land turned to desert by repeated slash and burn, and fertile Inga cultivation. (Photos Trees for the Future and FUPNAPIB) Rainforest Saver promotes a well-tried and tested better way of farming, called Inga alley cropping. It maintains and improves the fertility of the soil, so the farmer can cultivate the same plot indefinitely without burning more forest, and he gets more crops. Benefits of Inga alley cropping Restores degraded land Provides more food Works year after year Provides income for the farmers Prevents erosion Preserves rainforest Provides firewood No chemicals, so debt free farming In 2010 Mrs. Mendo Antoinette is very happy to get Inga seedlings to start her Inga alley plot, and in 2012, her well cared for plot has healthy maize growing between rows of Inga trees. (Photos GastonBityo Delor, 2012) She says ' Today I can say I am the most happy woman in Cameroon, I am the first woman to be decorated by the Cameroon Government because of Inga. I am also the first farmer whose Inga plot has been pruned and maize already sown.' Dr. Valle teaching sustainable farming and land management, including the Inga system, to rural high school teachers at Funavid, so they can teach the students. Photo Dr. Dodson, 2012 Go to to support Charles Barber's original and interesting Personal Challenge for us
CHALLENGE-X
(UK, 1145590) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Challenge-X is not currently accepting donations. Please check this page again for updates in the future on our fundraising activities.
Jarrett Foundation
(UK, 1148658) Browse events
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(UK, 1148658) The Jarrett Foundation is committed to impacting the lives of disadvantaged children and young people in the areas of education & health, locally and around the world. This is achieved by collecting unwanted school furniture and shipping them to schools in 2nd and 3rd world countries.
(US, 841287046) The Ujamaa Foundation
(AU, 21188212448) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Created via charity sign up service.
Rotary Kenwick (non DGR) (AU, 33143362181) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Donations to Local Causes involved in Rotary WAs Climb for a Smile will be credited to those causes nominated at Registration. However as these causes are not registered as deductible gift recipients by the ATO - donations are not tax deductible.
Helping Hands for the Disabled (US, Helping Hands for the Disabled - N/A) Browse events
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Variety - The Children's Charity (US, Variety - The Children's Charity - N/A) Browse events
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Open House Playgroup
(UK, 1031465) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Open House Playgroup is a small setting in Wilden, North Bedfordshire, where pre-school children flourish in a nurturing environment. Dedicated professional staff and parent volunteers are involved in running the playgroup.
Community Development Initiatives
(UK, 1101940) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00OUR MISSION We work to develop, promote, sponsor and deliver initiatives that will have a real, positive and lasting impact in the lives of people from socially and economically disadvantaged communities in the UK and in Kenya.
Stone County Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals... (US, Stone County Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals... - N/A) Browse events
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Droplets in a Stream Australia (AU, 85598559611) Browse events
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