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Portuguese Organization For Social Services And Opportunities (Posso - Portuguese Community Center) (US, 510187655) Browse events
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ROCHESTER SQUASH RACQUETS ASSOCIATION INC
(US, 22-2765623) Browse events
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(US, 22-2765623) has acquired popularity as a sport worldwide. An indoor sport which requires the use of racquets, squash is played by two or four players in a four-walled cou
Public Interest Advocacy Centre
(AU, 77002773524) Browse events
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(AU, 77002773524) The Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) is an independent social justice and human rights organisation. We lead strategic litigation and policy advocacy to bring about systemic change for a fairer, more equitable society. Current projects focus on disability discrimination, Indigenous justice, homelessness and ensuring that all consumers have access to essential services like water and electricity. Some recent examples of our work include: a) In the financial year ended June 2016, PIAC's Homeless' Persons Legal Service (HPLS) provided over 1,430 free legal advices to more than 800 people who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Sydney and Newcastle. HPLS is delivered in partnership with private law firms, helping with a range of legal problems, including tenancy, credit and debt issues, social security, victims' compensation and fines. b) PIAC took a stand on behalf of over 50 young people who were unlawfully imprisoned by the NSW Police Force for breach of bail, based on inaccurate police records, in a landmark class action against the State of NSW. c) PIAC is challenging insurance companies who unlawfully discriminate against people with mental illness by refusing to provide insurance or denying claims, with 100 people assisted by the project since 2013. PIAC is very grateful for your support.
REST (Repatriation Services Trust) (UK, 10863977) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Repatriation Services Trust (REST)On May 5th 2017 our lives were shattered when we received the devastating news that our son Tom had been killed in Dubai. This traumatic situation was exacerbated by the complex and costly process that we had to follow in order to bring our son home.Our experiences instilled in us a desire to help others who found themselves in similar situations and inspired us to set-up the Repatriation Services Trust. REST aims to help those who have lost a loved one overseas by providing advice, support and, where appropriate, funding.The fundraising events run by the REST trustees and supporters, and the donations made by businesses and individuals, enable us to cover the costs incurred in offering these services and supporting other families. Repatriation.That morning we flew to Dubai to see Tom and to bring him back to Wales. Knowing Tom had travel insurance with Lloyds we rang them to arrange the repatriation payment. They wouldn’t assist us unless we could produce an English death certificate. This, of course, in an Arabic country wasn’t possible, even though the local security officer who assisted us spoke to them and verified our position.We then contacted the British Embassy in the UK. They emailed a document listing our options, Tom being dealt with in Dubai or Repatriation to Wales. Obviously, Repatriation was the only option we’d consider. From a list of companies we chose one with a local agent and contacted him. The total cost would have to be met immediately. We were now completely on our own with no support from the travel insurance company, in a foreign land. We were lucky enough to be able to pay the bill from our savings to prevent any delay. We just needed Tom home with all the people who love him. We flew home on the third day bringing Tom with us.REST will provide advice, support and help towards funding for people who lose a loved one in a foreign country. Charity No: 10863977 Find out more Website https://www.repatriationtrust.org/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RESTCharity/
Hallam Primary School (AU, 62772702450) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aHallam Primary School takes pride in its inclusive learning environment and positive school culture. We rely on our families and friends to assist us with our fundraising programs here at Hallam and appreciate the support shown by the Hallam school community. The money raised goes towards supporting our IT, Robotics and Kitchen/Garden programs.
Los Angeles Christian Health Centers (US, Los Angeles Christian Health Centers - N/A) Browse events
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St Thomas' Church, Milnthorpe
(UK, 251977) Browse events
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(UK, 251977) In 2012, St Thomas' Church celebrates serving the people of Milnthorpe, Cumbria, for the last 175 years. The main aim of the charity is to support the church in this work for many years to come. The church is already a focal point in the village and provides a venue for many community activities including ballet and dance classes, Cafe Church, concerts and an annual art exhibition at the end of July. Funds raised through the charity will help to maintain the church building and enable new initiatives to be developed which will benefit the local community especially younger people.
South Street Primary School Moe
(AU, 86423626302) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Moe (South Street) Primary School, established in 1951, is located in a residential area of Moe, 134 kilometres south east of Melbourne. The site is close to a major sports ground and the local swimming pool. Spacious school grounds, a range of recreational equipment, an attractive entry and the wonderful view of Mount Baw Baw make for a pleasant environment. Visitors to the school receive a warm welcome from staff and students. This year student enrolments at South Street Primary School are approximately 310. Most students live within the immediate area although a number attend this school in preference to others nearer their home.
Marston St Lawrence Village Hall (UK, 304220) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Marston St Lawrence Village Hall will be 80 years old in 2019 and requires modernisation to bring it up to standards expected in the 21st Century. Please donate to support our cause. Next year the village hall will be 80-years old and it has been used by local people for dances, parties, exercise and all sorts of social activities over the years. Whilst the kitchen was modernised a few years ago, the main hall, games room and toilets are cold, tired and uninviting. So, what do we want to achieve for “The Next 80 Years”?We have consulted with the community and the feedback says we want better heating, comfort and a more attractive facility better suited for the 21st century and the whole community. From the consultation there were also many suggestions for additional activities and events.We have engaged a professional consultant to help us decide how to go about it. With the consultant’s advice we are planning tomake a massive improvement in insulationinstall new efficient and economical heating and lighting systemsinstall a new false ceilingprovide a new décor throughoutthus opening up the use of one of our few remaining community facilities to a far greater range of organisations and uses. Charity No: 304220
Lake Chelan Elementary PTA 11-5-10 (US, Lake Chelan Elementary PTA 11-5-10 - N/A) Browse events
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CADCAF
(UK, 1126877) Browse events
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(UK, 1126877) Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. Cheltenham and District Carers and Families (CADCAF) was established in 1990 in order to support families who have children with additional needs.
North Georgia Animal Alliance Inc. (US, North Georgia Animal Alliance Inc. - N/A) Browse events
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