(US, 20-0297838) Browse eventsThe 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
We are a private, nonprofit 501(c) 3, incorporated in 1955, operating in both Canton and Unionville, CT. More importantly, we are a community of adults with physical disabilities, who with the help of friends and supporters, created an access
Enriching human relationships, connecting people and community, providing environments that foster independence, allowing people to flourish and where there i
(UK, 1089334) Browse eventsNew Life Home Trust rescues and cares for abandoned babies in Kenya some of whom are HIV positive. We aim to find loving homes for them through adoption, where possible in Kenya but also internationally. Over the last 20 years we have rescued over 1300 babies, the majority have been placed with adoptive parents. We continue to care for those not adopted, many of whom have special needs.
(UK, 1080342) Browse eventsThe Isabel Medical Charity's mission is to reduce misdiagnosis of all diseases across the world. It does this by providing a grant to enable the Isabel Symptom Checker tool to be made available free to use by individual members of the public across the world.
(UK, SC044738) Browse eventsRSC contribute to the development & delivery of sports activities & events within Renfrewshire. We act as a grant giving foundation by the provision of equipment, coaching, volunteering & financial assistance to charities, sports clubs & athletes including Accord & St Vincent's Hospices.
(UK, 201532) Browse eventsWe are a registered charity dedicated to helping people with sight loss and their carers find the right level of support and maintain their quality of life. Isolation and loss of confidence often accompanies the trauma of losing sight. Through our activities, we aim to help individuals regain their confidence and feel less isolated so that they can take a more active part in the community. Through their involvement with the PAB, we believe that our members will become much better informed people, will meet many other people with sight loss, with whom they may share their problems and possibly become firm friends. Many of our volunteers have some degree of sight loss themselves so can provide first hand help and support.
(UK, 1118231) Browse eventsIt helps people in the coastal area of Kenya. It provides wells, electricity and sanitation to local villages.It helps schools and childrens homes. Helps to provide work for local people.