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(US, 35-2247059) Ashtonfield Public School
(AU, 76131491192) Browse events
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(AU, 76131491192) Ashtonfield Public School is a large school in the Maitland district, which prides itself on the unique opportunities it offers its students.
AFRICA COMPASSION NETWORK (US, 81-1778740) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aAfrica Compassion Network (ACN) is a Not for profit organization established in 2015 With the sole aim of empowering education and freedom of deprived Children in our rural communities around Africa. We are set to provide them with all basic educat
The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp Fund, Inc. (US, The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp Fund, Inc. - N/A) Browse events
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Zoos SA
(AU, Zoos SA - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Zoos SA is a non-profit conservation charity committed to saving animals from extinction. We provide conservation education, as well as supporting and conducting many conservation, breeding and research programmes. As part of our conservation efforts we run Adelaide and Monarto Zoos.
The Cormac Trust
(UK, XR84748) Browse events
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(UK, XR84748) The Cormac Trust was set up after the sudden death of Cormac McAnallen in the morning of 2nd March 2004. Cormac’s death came as a shock to people not only in his local area, but also to people all over Ulster and Ireland, as he was a well-known sportsman of exceptional fitness and of ostensibly perfect health. It was largely due to the death of Cormac, Irish youth rugby international John McCall and other subsequent cases that the Irish public became aware of the issue of sudden cardiac death among young people. From the time of Cormac’s death the McAnallen family was keen to direct public attention to these cardiac conditions that cause such sudden deaths. Hence the family, with the assistance of the Tyrone County Board of the GAA, set up the Cormac Trust. The following are its four objects: To raise awareness of sudden cardiac deaths in young people, and its causes; To promote cardiac screening for young people, especially for athletes; To provide education and information to raise awareness at government level and among other authorities as to the value of providing facilities for the screening of young people; To provide automated external defibrillators (AEDs) for sports clubs in the local region, for the use of the entire local community, and to train people in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and the use of defibrillators.
Tagai State College Horn Island Campus Parents and Citizens Association
(AU, 38170757262) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThis Association is made up of Parents, Grandparents and Teachers of the students, and Staff of the School as well as Interested Citizens of the Horn Island Community.
Angels Journey Home Animal Rescue (US, Angels Journey Home Animal Rescue - N/A) Browse events
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Verland (US, 25-1440761) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWe are a non-profit family of person-centered, community homes and services supporting 230 individuals with intellectual disabilities, many of whom have multiple physical challenges. Verland's main campus has ten larger, family-centered homes,
16th Stapenhill Scout Group
(UK, 524512) Browse events
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(UK, 524512) 16th Stapenhill, are a local Scout Group, based in Stapenhill, Burton on Trent. The Goup is currently open to boys and girls and consists of three sections: Beavers, Cubs and Scouts. Stapenhill Scout Group celebrated it's Diamond Jubilee in 2016, after forming in 1956.Today, the group still offers a wide range of traditional Scouting activities and is thriving and growing. The group is also forward looking and is currently planning the construction of a new building, which will enable them to offer a better experience for their members, the community and visiting Scouts. September 20th 2015, the group held a celebratory open afternoon, open to current members, past members, and anyone who wanted to come and see what Scouting in Stapenhill is all about. Charity No: 524512 Find out more Website Please click here to visit our website
The Right Course (UK, 1190520) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe Right Course seeks to transform staff restaurants in prisons into high street like operations / businesses using existing facilities. The restaurants are run by prisoners, gaining industry-recognised qualifications and experience. Our aim is to transform the aspirations and prospects of inmates, who will gain nationally recognised qualifications, direct work experience and potential employment in the hospitality sector on their release. The Right Course is driven by the concept that hospitality is about always giving first and generously. Help us to change lives through training and employment.