Childrens Scoliosis Foundation (UK, 813732643) Browse events

Tarwin Lower Primary School (AU, 38267171076) Browse events

We are a small rural primary school in South Gippsland, Victoria. We currently have 37 students spread over 3 multi level grades. Our school values are Co-operation, Kindness, Resilience and Respect. We encourage active, independent learners in a happy, positive environment.

Hettys (UK, 1133138) Browse events

Hetty's supports over 250 families in crisis across Nottinghamshire. Our goal is to continue to make a difference to families lives by reducing fear, isolation and removing stigma for those affected. With the help of supporters such as you we will be able to continue to do this.

Devon Meadows Primary School (AU, 46517434576) Browse events

Our school is located in Devon Meadows. We pride ourselves on developing a strong community feel where students, teachers and parents work together to support the growth and development of our children. Our values of Teamwork, Respect and Commitment to Learning are supported by all members of the community.

Marshgate Primary School Pta (UK, 1102505) Browse events

Marshgate School PTA is an active and enthusiastic group of parents, teachers and staff, devoted to raising money to help the school.

Zillmere State School (ZILLMERE PRIMARY P&C ASSOCIATION) (AU, Zillmere State School (ZILLMERE PRIMARY P&C ASSOCIATION) - N/A) Browse events

L.I. Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (US, L.I. Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence - N/A) Browse events

Brain Injury Association Louisiana Chapter (US, Brain Injury Association Louisiana Chapter - N/A) Browse events

Welwyn Islamic Society (UK, 1155040) Browse events

WIS is a Registered Charity No 1155040, first established in 1977. At that time there were around 10 Muslim families in the area. In the 2010 Census for WGC/Hatfield, the total number was approx. 3000 and growing; comprising of South Asians, Arabs, North Africans, Nigerians and Europeans.

SickKids Centre for Community Mental Health (US, 106949845RR0001) Browse events

The Clinic Phoenixville (AU, 233072363) Browse events

The Clinic provides quality healthcare to the uninsured, in an atmosphere that fosters dignity and respect for our patients.

Core Training Academy Inc (US, Core Training Academy Inc - N/A) Browse events

Glocal Resources (US, 471361682) Browse events

Restoration Chr Ctr of the Assemblies of God (US, 465607517) Browse events

Capoeira Academy UK (UK, XT12570) Browse events

Our team started helping children early 2004 by empowering and strengthening communities though playing capoeira. This was initially achieved by visiting schools and working in partnership with other charities. Capoeira Academy UK was teaching four classes a week to children in 2008 and following on from this we opened our charity (Capoeira Academy UK Charity-XT12570) to achieve our dreams of assisting children and young people to have a more active and fun childhood through the benefit of capoeira. Since 2008 we have continued to provide children’s capoeira classes both in schools and out of school hours to encourage continuing practice of capoeira and health promotion. This has enabled more than 10 children to participate in our yearly event the “batizado” where their efforts are rewarded with grading belts. Capoeira Academy UK is chaired by Edgar Leite , more frequently known as Instrutor Bombril. Edgar has been teaching capoeira for over 10 years starting in his home town of Albufeira, Portugal under the supervision of his teacher Mestre Namorado. Often a few of Edgar’s experianced students assist in the children’s classes, all of whom are CRB certified.

Lucky Dog Retreat Rescue, Inc. (US, 454018108) Browse events

Northeast Disabled Athletic Association Inc (AU, 550834205) Browse events

Aviator Hockey Club Inc (US, 270284799) Browse events

CARE Australia (AU, CARE Australia - N/A) Browse events

Bournemouth Foodbank (UK, 1143446) Browse events

***Helping Families, Adults and Children in CRISIS across Bournemouth***Bournemouth Foodbank was established in 2007, to provide clients with 3 days emergency food.Clients are referred to us by local support agencies, such as Citizen's Advice, Social Services and the Job Centre; in total we work with over 100 Agencies!Typically, clients are entitled to 3 parcels in a 6 month period. We distribute over 1 tonne of food a week in Bournemouth, and with that great work comes a financial cost. Our costs are kept to a minimum, and where possible we get food donated and we run on the kinda and amazing work that volunteers do.However, in order to meet the needs of those in our town and run the operation, we have to rent a warehouse, and employ 2 part-time members of staff (who usually end up working full time hours!). We also run a delivery van, and have various associated insurance and admin costs. Charity No: 1143446 Find out more Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Bournemouth-Foodbank-138400086226989/?fref=ts

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society of Canada (CA, 10762 3654 RR0001) Browse events

UTEC, Inc. (Utec) (US, UTEC, Inc. (Utec) - N/A) Browse events

Society of St. Vincent de Paul Ireland (IE, CHY6892) Browse events

SVP is the largest voluntary charity organisation in Ireland, founded 1844. We help individuals and families living in poverty with food, fuel and education costs through home visitation. We also care for the homeless, provide social housing and holiday homes and promote community self-sufficiency.

Wilderness Foundation UK (UK, 1118493) Browse events

Dedicated to preserving the last of the worlds wild place, the Wilderness Foundation UK nurtures understanding of the value of wilderness to the health of the individual, society and the planet. For over 30 years, WFUK has been connecting people with wild places through its pioneering programme of initiatives, including wilderness trails and social projects in Europe and Africa. Every year, we help individuals and groups experience the irreplaceable quality of wilderness as a positive force for social and environmental sustainability.  They benefit from natures significant contribution to the discovery of identity, perspective as well as leadership training and development. In addition to the trails and social projects, WFUK continues to research the positive impact of wilderness working in partnership to create an international network of wilderness advocacy and protection. Here are just some of the hightlights of the Foundations activity: Education and Leadership Direct experience of nature rekindles deep connections with the natural world inspiring incredible journeys of self development.  WFUKs personalised wilderness trails transform lives from schoool and community groups to corporate and political leaders. Health and Wellbeing, Peace and Reconciliation The wilderness experience is a powerful tool for social and individual change.  WFUK works with vulnerable young people, victims of conflict and communities facing health and social challenges across Europe and Africa.  We cross religious and political divides and bring people together in wilderness where a sesne of nature, common humanity, undertstanding and existence come to the fore. Wilderness Therapy Wilderness Therapy is a positive experience where individuals develop through their contact with nature and adventure.  A range of experiential therapeutic programmes take place in a natural, wild or remote outdoor setting. We work for wilderness, wildlife and people.

Suffolk Lowland Search And Rescue. (UK, 1091537) Browse events

We area voluntary organisation which is part of ALSAR (Association of Lowland Search and Rescue). We are normally called out by Suffolk Constabulary, but we also respond to calls from other search teams in neighbouring counties. We mainly search for vulnerable missing persons (known as mispers). SULSAR is a registered charity & therefore we rely on donations, although members are volunteers and they require specialist equipment and therefore donations are vital. SULSAR was founded in April 1998 by Kevin Waterson, after he had cause to use the services of Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue Team and the Search and Rescue Dog Association (SARDA), when a group of walkers were caught in bad weather. He was so impressed with the efficient way in which the rescue team and dogs worked that he started to think how useful such techniques would be in finding such people as Alzheimer"s sufferers and missing children. An initial meeting took place with Suffolk Police to check the feasibility of such an idea within Suffolk. A core group was formed with friends who had shown an interest in the idea. They received search training from experienced Mountain Rescue Council (MRC) Search Managers through ALSAR and from the Milton Keynes Search and Rescue Team. That initial core group, went on to receive specialist training from MRC tutors and experts from the USA at the University of Wales in Bangor, and attended an internationally recognised search course, being presented with certificates in "Search Management" by the MRC. We are on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and in all weathers!