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Australian Red Cross, NSW RFS, St Vincent de Paul Soc. VIC, Rural Aid Aust., Wildlife VIC and RSPCA NSW Split Charity Account (AU, Australian Red Cross, NSW RFS, St Vincent de Paul Soc. VIC, Rural Aid Aust., Wildlife VIC and RSPCA NSW Split Charity Account - N/A) Browse events
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Debre Haile Kidus Raguael Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church (US, 800590460) Browse events
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Military Community Connections of Sc
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Purple Cake Day (NZ, CC44756) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aPurple Cake Day supports children to get the education they need to break the poverty cycle, creating a better future for themselves, their families, and communities. It celebrates our children, nurturing compassion, respect and leadership, and helps them connect with other children globally. In 2013, Purple Cake Day aims to raise $100,000 to provide education support for children in Haiti, Nepal and Kenya. Purple Cake Day is an initiative of the Kenbe La Foundation Charitable Trust CC 44756.
Nature Foundation SA
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(AU, 24131531874) Nature Foundation SA is an apolitical, not-for-profit, wildlife charity which works with and inspires others to conserve, restore and sustainably manage South Australia’s natural heritage. Nature Foundation SA invites you to visit our website at www.naturefoundation.org.au
Prison Fellowship Albania (UK, 53441850) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWe care for prisoners, their children and prisoners families. We share the gospel of Jesus Christ and break the circle of Poverty and Impossibilities
Environmental Medicine Foundation (UK, 1100205) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aThe Foundation's three main objectives are: 1) to spread awareness and provide information and education about illnesses caused by one's environment 2) to carry out relevant research into the subject of environmental illness 3) to help need people undergo treatment which they would otherwise be unable to afford as such treatments are available only within private medicine