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Fairbanks Family in America Inc (US, Fairbanks Family in America Inc - N/A) Browse events
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Friends of Mitchell House
(UK, 101418) Browse events
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(UK, 101418) Created via charity sign up service.
Ann Arbor Skyline Athletic Booster Club (Skyline Athletic Boo... (US, Ann Arbor Skyline Athletic Booster Club (Skyline Athletic Boo... - N/A) Browse events
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The Kieren Douglas Teenage Cancer Foundation (UK, The Kieren Douglas Teenage Cancer Foundation - N/A) Browse events
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St Mary's Restoration Fund
(UK, 1133750) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00St Mary’s is a simple, lovely ancient church situated in the tiny village of Tufton. We have raised over £100,000 to carry out essential repair work to ensure the building is secure for the future. We now need to raise funds to restore the ancient paintings inside and bring the church back to life!
Carers Queensland
(AU, 20061257725) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Carers Queensland represents the diverse needs and interests of carers in Queensland. We empower carers by providing carers with information, education, advocacy, counselling and other support services that may assist them in their caring role.
(US, 26-4540063) SME FOUNDATION
(US, 84-1175450) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00The SME Foundation is very active in the community by bringing education to the industry and public about the positive impact mining and minerals make on the quality of life. In 2014 SME successfully launched the Mining in Society Merit badge for t
Hearts of Hope Australia
(AU, 70110635517) Browse events
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(AU, 70110635517) Hearts of Hope Australia Limited provides non-medical support to all families with a child born with a heart condition that cannot be cured through medical intervention. This includes, but is not limited to, single ventricle anomalies such as Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome.
CHANDLER HISTORICAL SOCIETY CHANDLER HISTORICAL MUSEUM
(US, CHANDLER HISTORICAL SOCIETY CHANDLER HISTORICAL MUSEUM - N/A) Browse events
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Moss Lane School Association (UK, 1089177) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00Playground AppealWe are the School Association (PTA) for Moss Lane Infant School in Godalming,Surrey and raise money to benefit all the School’s children. Our Playground Appeal is now underway. The plan is to redevelop the area to create a fun, active and environmentally-friendly play area for the children. The playground’s design will also celebrate Godalming’s iconic Pepperpot building. Outdoor play is a great form of exercise that promotes well-being and healthy physical development for the children.Please help us turn the plans into a reality and make a donation to our playground appeal. If you would like to be invited to the official launch of the playground in 2016, please tick the 'I am happy to be contacted by charities I donate to' box when you donate. Charity No: 1089177 Find out more Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/mosslaneptaplaygroundappeal
Ndiini School Food Programme
(IE, CHY20136) Browse events
YTD Raised: €0.00Ndiini School Food Programme is a registered Irish charity (CHY No 20136) that provides the students of Ndiini School in Kenya with daily lunches.As a result the lunch programme,attendance at Ndiini Primary School is close to 100%. Often,our lunches are the only meal some students eat all day.
Woodlands Animal Sanctuary
(UK, 1108626) Browse events
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(UK, 1108626) Woodlands Animal Sanctuary is a charitable trust based in the heart of Lancashire. We rescue and and rehabilitate and re-home domestic animals and wildlife
PAUL HUNTER FOUNDATION
(UK, 1120515) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Paul Hunter foundation was established in 2006 in memory of Paul Hunter with the specific aim of giving disadvantaged, able bodied and disabled youngsters an opportunity to play snooker
Hands For Life
(UK, 1109751) Browse events
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(UK, 1109751) Hands for Life is a small charity which allows 3 UK Plastic Reconstructive and Hand Surgeons to provide specialist surgical help to a very large community which, although is primarily a leper colony, also provides home for a large variety of disabled residents with such diverse problems as deafness, blindness, amputation and diverse congenital abnormalities. The surgeons give their time free of charge as do the many support workers who staff the operating theatre and organise the patient care, some trained health care professionals, many not, but simply invaluable volunteers. These people principally use their holidays or unpaid leave of absence. Anaesthesia is provided by indigenous Indians from teaching hospital units who also give their time free. There is no overhead, no paid staff and no advertising or complex fundraising. Every penny goes direct to patient care so we can operate on each patient for £70 to £80 to complete their care. The work is very diverse but contains much corrective hand surgery for deformities caused by leprosy, correction of post burn deformity ( a major problem in a society that still cooks on open fires ) and correction of congenital deformity such as cleft lip and palate or hand deformity. We manage to treat more than 100 new patients each year. The community, called Anandwan, about 2hours from Nagpur in central India, looks after about 5000 people at any time. The majority are lepers, still a major problem in Indian with 500,000 new cases a year, but it also houses a school for the blind, the deaf, a limb fitting unit and many people with other diverse deformity or disability who are shunned in rural Indian society.