(UK, SC002580) Browse eventsWe support young people towards responsible adulthood by encouraging valuable personal attributes and high standards of conduct. As well as providing youth development activities and training courses, we also support community events. All our adults involved in running the Unit are volunteers.
(AU, Bardon State School (Scripture Union Chaplaincy) - N/A) Browse events
(UK, SC040765) Browse eventsA charity created to help both serving military personnel and veterans who have suffered acute stress as a result of active service
(AU, Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury Incorporated - N/A) Browse events
Pulp Friction CIO is a Nottingham-based charity empowering the lives of Learning Disabled and Autistic adults. We are passionate about our Members having the confidence and opportunities to be whoever they want to be.
(UK, 1189591) Browse eventsKotor Kitties helps the homeless cats of Montenegro live healthier lives and reduces the homeless population through spaying/neutering. We currently have two separate organisations USA (Seattle) and the UK. Both organisations are run by volunteers and receive no public funds.
(AU, 00000000000) Browse eventsElisha has a rare and aggressive form of cancer. She is 34 years old and a single mum to 10 year old Jack. She knows there is a chance to prolong her life with an expensive treatment plan if only she had the money to fund it. Her oncologist, her family and son are all desperate to try and save her ... can you help? In March 2012, at 33years of age, young Gold Coast mum Elisha Neave was told that she had an aggressive form of ovarian cancer – 8months later and after radical chemotherapy, a drastic hysterectomy, major surgery and a Christmas spent with a quite feeling of hope – Elisha was advised that the cancer was back and was in fact a rare form of Cancer. 2013 is the battle for Elisha and making sure her son Jack has his mum around in his future. Elisha is currently in hospital undertaking a (clinical trial) specialised treatment to treat this rare form of cancer. Unable to work - the stress of funding the specialised drugs and medical expenses, combined with her ongoing costs to support her son Jack - is overwhelming. To continue treatment and give Elisha the chance to beat her cancer she needs financial help. The new drug trial is working – and the long term goal for Elisha to visit a German clinic that offers life-saving treatments currently not available in Australia is a possibility – the only thing standing in the way is the funds to finance her treatment. HELP US RAISE FUNDS FOR ELISHA’S ONGOING TEATMENT AND EXPENSES “Elisha is the light of our family. We will not stop in our pursuit to ensure Jack has his mum and we keep our beautiful daughter, sister and mother in our lives. I thank you deeply for helping us fight” Veronica Neave (Sister)
(AU, Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation - N/A) Browse events
(UK, 1183576) Browse eventsWith over 20 years' experience, we are the leading Charity in Hillingdon supporting autistic people and their families. We are passionate about enriching the lives of autistic people and their families. Our mission is to improve quality of life by minimising disability and maximising ability.
(UK, 1203341) Browse eventsEC UK fund raises to support trusted Zambian conservation organisations to strengthen conservation education, nurture young conservationists, create an environmentally aware mindset & behaviour change, support Human-Wildlife Coexistence, fund essential field work and create an eco-active community.
(UK, 1116375) Browse eventsWe give access to school to the poorest children in rural and urban areas, and encourage the children to go as far as possible in their studies. We operate in 7 countries: Burma, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines and Yunnan (China).