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(US, AFRICA AIDS WATCH - N/A) Barns Green Playgroup
(UK, 1033658) Browse events
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(UK, 1033658) Barns Green Playgroup is a registered charity established in 1978 with the purpose of providing a playgroup setting in the village, and welcoming Children from the surrounding areas.
The Sarah Good Memorial Trust
(UK, 1085918) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00A Charity that focuses on the sponsorship of children through education in Sub-Saharan Africa
New Sight Eye Care
(UK, 1144893) Browse events
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(UK, 1144893) Pioneering Surgical Eye Centre in the Republic of Congo
Denver Red Shield Corps Community Center (US, #94-1156347.084) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe person who created this page is probably preparing something riveting to post about everything they're doing to give back. We recommend you sit at your computer and hit refresh over and over until their story goes live. You should also scroll do
For Women Only, Inc.
(US, 95-4542607) Browse events
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(US, 95-4542607) Through ongoing activities, our Resource Walk-In Center provides former foster youth ages 18-24 wth the tools necessary to achieve self-sufficiency and life prosperity. Program activities include - youth who lac
Institute of Disease Prevention Limited
(AU, 23169401601) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe objective the Institute of Disease Prevention is to promote the prevention and control of diseases in human beings by using quality improvement methodology to deliver systematic and sustainable improvement in the quality of primary health care, the community and other community services through educational and awareness campaigns. Institute of Disease Prevention has joined forces with Australian Anti Ice Campaign (AAIC) to help fight the ICE epidemic here in Australia. Australia is currently experiencing the worst drug epidemic in history. The drug ICE that comes from the Amphetamine family of illegal drugs is affecting individuals and families across the whole of country. The drug is highly potent and addictive. Addicts are getting hooked on this destructive drug even after trying it once. It is suggested that the number of people addicted to ICE is over 100,000 but it is near difficult to get the correct number. Institute of Disease Prevention is raising vital funds in order to support AAIC’s National Education Program. Experienced communicators will be doing presentations in High Schools to educate the students on the dangers of the drug. The participants will learn the short and long term effects, the danger and toxicity of the ingredients, the effects of ICE on the brain, body, relationships and community. Please help us to “PUT THE FREEZE ON ICE”.
HELP FOUNDATION (US, 47-4770339) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aHelp Foundation is 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organizations that provide assistance for the less fortunate from children to adult men and women and homeless in the Greater Boston areas as well as Haiti and Colombia. In addition the approach Help Foundat
BANGON ESTANCIA ILOILO (US, 46-5416519) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aTo provide short and long term assistance to the impoverished people of Iloilo by funding and/or initiating projects that support their livelihood, provide for education and training, build better housing, and improve human and environmental health
Australian Lions Childhood Cancer Research Foundation (ALCCRF) (AU, 73902500922) Browse events
YTD Raised: $0.00 Just over 600 children are diagnosed with childhood cancer each year in Australia. Tragically, 3 of those children will lose their battle with cancer every week. Medical research is the key to finding a cure for childhood cancer and ultimately putting an end to this heart breaking situation. Many people and organisations generously support childhood cancer research. Lions Australia has been supporting childhood cancer research at least as far back as 1976. Lions formalised its support for childhood cancer research over 13 years ago by establishing the Lions Cord Blood & Childhood Cancer Research Appeal, the forerunner to ALCCRF which was established at the 57th MD Convention in Melbourne in May 2009 as a category "A" Project. ALCCRF's vision is 100% survival of kids with cancer. Today survival rates average 80%. There is much work that still needs to be done, if one day we are to prevent all kids with cancer from dying. Funds you and your clubs donate to ALCCRF will go to the best childhood cancer research conducted right across Australia which specifically targets improved survival rates. We believe every child deserves a chance at a healthy life and we can all do our bit to help. Thank you, Dr Joseph Collins, ALCCRF Chairman
RISE Global Volunteers
(UK, 1152849) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00The charity RISE global volunteers has grown from the Kenyan initiative Cherry Crowley, former head teacher, started at Flegg High in 2006. RISE has since grown to offer community projects in Nairobi slums and, as of August 2013, a chance to climb Mount Kilimanjaro!
A PRINCESS FOR A DAY (US, 27-1349256) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/awas created in 2009 by Tamika Blaize. The goal of the charity is to provide local girls in under-served and minority communities with the prom of a lifetime by outfitting them with dresses worn by celebrit
CHILDRENS CANCER FUND OF NEW MEXICO
(US, CHILDRENS CANCER FUND OF NEW MEXICO - N/A) Browse events
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Sandy Springs Education Force Inc (US, 58-2051101) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aMonetary and in-kind donations of all amounts provide resources and access to obtain materials,
Broad River Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department Inc (US, Broad River Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department Inc - N/A) Browse events
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All Saints' Thirkleby
(UK, All Saints' Thirkleby - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: £0.00All Saints is a small, active rural church at the heart of our village community. Surrounded by fields, it provides a very tranquil place for many of our significant family events. We hold a variety of services and everyone is very welcome. ORGAN APPEAL: please scroll to bottom of this page & click