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Sunshine Community Compost (US, 821729198) Browse events

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Friends of TNR (CA, 802786236RR0001) Browse events

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Write Away (UK, 1059701) Browse events

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Many people, especially those with special needs, feel isolated or have problems with communication or literacy. Write Away puts members in touch with each other as penfriends to combat isolation and develop communication and literacy skills.

Arthur Miller Foundation (US, Arthur Miller Foundation - N/A) Browse events

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Jubilee School (US, 232844857) Browse events

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The Whaleman Foundation (US, 990331050) Browse events

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SANTA FE HIGH BAND BOOSTERS (US, 872072393) Browse events

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Music For The Sake Of Music Inc (AU, 461829430) Browse events

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Infant Club Foot Appeal (UK, 1142858) Browse events

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The mission of Infant Clubfoot Appeal (ICA), set up in 2010 by Harley Street Consultant Dr Charlotte Hawkins, is to improve the life chances of children suffering from Club Foot, a birth defect that is readily cured.

Save Our Pool Warren Mead (UK, 1006173) Browse events

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Warren Meads Schools' PFA is raising money to Save Our Swimming Pool. Swimming is an essential life skill and on-site lessons are invaluable. Originally built by parents, the pool now facing closure due to an urgent need of large scale repairs. We need your help!

Little Drops Charity trust (UK, SC028069) Browse events

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Aims we aim to advance education in preventive medicine for the benefit of people living in developing countries of the world; and also to both preserve and protect and further the health of people living in developing countries of the world by seeking to improve the quality and effectiveness of existing health services in those countries.  Principles It is our belief that helping the needy with free goods might benefit an individual, but it does not provide long-term solution to the community. We strongly believe in helping them to help themselves (sustainable community welfare activities) and providing motivation to better themselves.   Little drops of water make a mighty ocean !!!

KIDS WORLD SCHOOL, INC (US, KIDS WORLD SCHOOL, INC - N/A) Browse events

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Global Scoliosis Foundation Inc (UK, 454834937) Browse events

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Global Evangelical Church Inc (US, Global Evangelical Church Inc - N/A) Browse events

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Seasons Hospice (AU, 411812914) Browse events

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Lifespring Academy (US, Lifespring Academy - N/A) Browse events

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Crohns Disease Research Inc (US, 593532287) Browse events

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Applied Scholastics International (US, Applied Scholastics International - N/A) Browse events

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Life After AML (UK, Life) Browse events

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Life After AML aims to help Leukaemia and other blood cancer patients in North West of England hospital haematology wards by:providing equipment to help improve the treatment, comfort and wellbeing of hospital patients.providing equipment to aid the physical fitness of hospital patientspromoting a positive attitude amongst patients and relatives.increasing public awareness of AML, Leukaemia and Stem Cell Transplants Ron was treated for Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (AML) with two intense courses of chemotherapy in Blackpool Victoria Hospital followed by more chemotherapy and a Stem Cell Transplant (kindly donated by his brother, Jim) in Manchester Royal Infirmary in the latter half of 2014.During his 10 weeks in hospital Ron realised that, whilst the doctors and nurses did an amazing job, patients could also help themselves by keeping as physically fit as possible.  Also, because most patients with similar ailments would spend at least 4 weeks in hospital for each round of chemo, anything to help the comfort of patients and promote a positive attitude would greatly improve their chances of survival.Yes, there can be Life after AML (and other cancers)!Ron was helped in his spell in Blackpool Victoria by the weather which allowed him to maintain a little fitness by taking walks in the park next to the hospital with his wife, Gillian.  It was a different story in Manchester because the Stem Cell Transplant meant isolation in a room which took 15 paces to walk round! So, the Life After AML charity was born - to help aid the physical fitness, comfort and positive attitude of patients  

St Chad's College, Durham (UK, X10082) Browse events

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St Chad's College Durham's alumni, friends and parents can support the work of our College, as we continue to provide opportunities and facilities which allow our students to excel and succeed. We currently need your help to support these projects: Paddock Pavilion & Boathouse - our new facility on our land by the river providing ample storage for our boats and social space in the newly landscaped College Paddock. Anna's Room - in memory of Anna Roots, formerly Townsend (Chad's 1998-2001) who tragically died in 2014, we are raising money for a room in the Paddock Pavilion. Postgraduate scholarships - to provide financial support to allow some of our Chad's finalists to continue their studies to research level. College Choir - each year our talented student singers and organists enrich College through its ongoing musical tradition.  We offer choral and organ scholarships and raise money to pay for music and professional training.   St Chad's College is a recognised (independent) college of Durham University, founded in 1904. Unlike the majority of Durham colleges, St Chad's is not maintained or governed by the University and is financially autonomous, independently staffed and entirely self-governed. One of the smallest of Durham's colleges in terms of student numbers (350 undergraduates, 150 postgraduates) St Chad's nonetheless has the largest staff, extensive library facilities, and among the highest undergraduate academic results in Durham. As an independent charity, which receives only a small amount of money from the University and receives none of the £9,000 tuition fee each student now pays, to be able to continue to provide and improve our facilities for our students’ studies, accommodation, wellbeing, sport, recreation and self-improvement, we rely on the generous donations of our alumni and friends. Please join the ever-increasing number of people who are proud to support St Chad’s. Dr Joe Cassidy Principal

Rotary Club of Broadwater Southport (AU, 86919172492) Browse events

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We are volunteers who support children and communities in need. Some of our projects include a hydrotherapy pool for Southport Special School, water filtration plants for 10 schools in China, water tank for a night shelter in Ethiopia. We also send youth to leadership and enrichment camps.

Ripple Africa, Inc. (US, Ripple Africa, Inc. - N/A) Browse events

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Hope Clinic (US, 75-2813621) Browse events

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The 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

Helping The Poor Families (AU, 452619927) Browse events

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