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Victorian AIDS Council
(AU, 52907644835) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00
(AU, 52907644835) The Victorian AIDS Council works to confront the continuing challenges of the HIV epidemic and, increasingly, the GLBTI community’s broader health concerns. VAC was formed in 1983 as a central part of the Victorian community’s response to HIV. We are a community organisation, funded primarily to deliver health promotion, care and support to those living with and those at risk of HIV and STIs. From the beginning, we have worked in a way that has capitalised on interaction and interdependence with affected individuals and communities and our response to the continually changing epidemic has always been in partnership with them. To see the full range of our services check out our
(US, 205172386) NATIONAL SJOGRENS SYNDROME ASSOCIATION
(US, NATIONAL SJOGRENS SYNDROME ASSOCIATION - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00
Animals Australia Inc
(AU, 65016845767) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Animals Australia is the only national animal protection organisation that actively exposes animal abuse and promotes a cruelty-free lifestyle. We are Australia’s second largest and most dynamic national animal protection organisation, representing some 40 member societies and thousands of individual supporters. Animals Australia has an unprecedented track record in investigating and exposing animal cruelty. In the past four years our work has resulted in four 60 Minutes segments exposing the cruelty in the live export trade and further segments highlighting animal cruelty on Today Tonight, Four Corners and Landline. Investigations in the Middle East have resulted in the first ever suspension of the live export trade (to Egypt) and to a benchmark prosecution of a live export company for cruelty. We are committed and unrelenting. We expose suffering, we educate the broader community, we research alternatives and we passionately and intelligently lobby governments to effect changes in laws to protect all animals. We have representation on all major state and national animal welfare committees. We are a non-profit charitable organisation financed through community support. Our important work on behalf of animals is reliant on the generosity of our members and donors.
In-Form Limited
(AU, 78159768215) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00In-Form aim to raise awareness of youth mental health issues. In-form is the collaboration of four Australian business people who are: * Passionate about the promotion of youth mental health * Determined to mobilise their business and social networks * Combining their experience in the not-for-profit sector In-Form created the Soft Sand Shuffle to: * Mobilise and engage the community * Promote good living habits (Exercise/Diet/Sleep) * Prompt conversation on the youth mental health challenge facing Australia in-Form Value: * The potential of youth * The power of community * The benefits of the outdoor Australian lifestyle
ShineWALK180 (Hunter Advance Incorporated)
(AU, 97289538811) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00ShineWALK180 empowers girls to SHINE! Since 1997 SHINE has been a unique personal development and group mentoring tool founded upon the premise that every life counts and has intrinsic value. The aim of the SHINE program is for each girl and woman to develop an undertsanding of her own PERSONAL WORTH, STRENGTH AND PURPOSE and to realise the potential within her to fulfill her desires. Our annual fundraising event ShineWALK180 - is about "Walking with purpose .This is your opportunity to be a star that shines in the darkness. Fundraising enables girls and women in the Hunter Region to discover their Worth - Strength - Purpose.
Wings of Hope Incorporated
(AU, 56228844338) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Wings of Hope Inc., the voice of people bereaved by suicide, was formed in 2007 as a registered harm prevention charity aiming to reduce isolation and prevent harm through education, resources and support events in the area of postvention. Our Committee is comprised of bereaved volunteers who find support in supporting others, and they welcome new volunteers in all areas of Australia. We rely on community support for our sustainability. WINGS of Hope’s major project is the community placement of Red Chocolate Elephants, by Dr Diana Sands, a DVD and book educational resource for children and families bereaved by suicide. This essential postvention resource will be placed in mental health services and supports, schools, accident and emergency units, workplaces and where it is needed most in regional and rural communities. Please visit
Saving the Survivors
(UK, 1903/002020/08) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00
(UK, 1903/002020/08) Saving the Survivors is an initiative between the SA Veterinary Association, Faculty of Veterinary Science, Onderstepoort and private enterprise to treat rhinos that have been victims of gunshot wounds, snaring and facial mutilation. Two veterinarians donate their time to treat these animals.
Run 4 Farmer Health (Western District Health Service)
(AU, 47616976917) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00Farmers, rural communities, health professionals and supporters please Run 4 Farmer Health at this year’s Melbourne Marathon in October and help us improve the health, wellbeing and safety of those living on the other side of the fence. We are calling on every rural and city person alike to join us on Sunday October 12 for #Run4FarmerHealth. This will be a show of strength, determination and courage to continue the work of National Centre for Farmer Health (NCFH). Tom Whitty, Media Manager at the Victorian Farmers Federation initiated the call to arms and is asking the public to join him. “Four years ago I could barely run 4 kilometres, let alone 42km. This year I will hopefully complete my third Melbourne Marathon and I want everyone who has ever benefited from the Centre's services to join me. “It’s about running or walking in solidarity and unity and telling those in power that rural communities deserve better,” Mr Whitty said. This show of support will highlight yet again to both sides of government the importance of the NCFH and its role of improving the health, wellbeing and safety of farmers, their workers and their families. The Run 4 Farmer Health team believe this campaign will continue to raise awareness of the crucial role the NCFH has played in delivering physical, practical and mental health wellbeing for rural and regional people. It will also support our ongoing work. Join Run 4 Farmer Health and choose from a variety of distance and capability options. Everyone can join in.
The Trustee for Bendigo Health Care Group Foundation Charitable Trust
(AU, 13340801870) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00The Bendigo Health Foundation is dedicated to improving the health care of those in central Victoria by raising valuable funds for Bendigo Health. Donations from individuals and businesses ensure patients receive the finest health care possible. Every donation large or small is an investment in the health and wellbeing of our community. The foundation does not contribute to operating costs, our focus is the purchase of equipment and to support further education of staff. Enthusiastic community members often generate fundraising ideas and events and we work with them in partnership to support their initiatives.
The Mullany Fund
(UK, 1126302) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The Mullany Fund is an educational charity set up in memory of Cath and Ben Mullany, who were murdered whilst on honeymoon in Antigua in 2008. The charity aims to improve social mobility, aiming to inspire & support young people from disadvantaged backgrounds into high status healthcare professions.
The Anganwadi Project Incorporated
(AU, 12314134057) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00The Anganwadi Project’s long-term goal is to rebuild and renovate 66 anganwadi (preschools) in the slums of Ahmedabad, India, to improve the lives and living conditions of children, families and communities in need. TAP recruits and trains Australian design professionals who volunteer to oversee the design and construction of these schools. TAP works in partnership with Manav Sadhna, an Indian NGO based in Mahatma Gandhi’s Ashram in Ahmedabad. Existing schools are housed in tiny corrugated iron lean-tos, with inadequate light and ventilation. In summer they are stifling hot, making it impossible for the children to learn. In partnership with the local community, TAP aims to create a simple and safe space in which children can learn, at minimum cost. TAP’s focus is on design considerations, such as better use of space, air flow ventilation, hygiene and natural light, and the Manav Sadhna ‘Three R’ philosophy – Recycle, Reduce, Reuse.