PUG RESCUE & ADOPTION VICTORIA INC. (AU, 95256422972) Browse events

Palm of Hope (US, 813944567) Browse events

Survival Centers, Inc. (US, 042698462) Browse events

The Kilgoris Project (US, 27-2021983) Browse events

The Kilgoris Project is a non-profit with a serious passion for enriching the lives of our friends in rural Kenya through education, health care and economic development opportunities. We've been around for more than ten years and are all

Ashdale Primary School Parents & Citizens Association Inc. (AU, Ashdale Primary School Parents & Citizens Association Inc. - N/A) Browse events

Birmingham Dogs Home (UK, 222436) Browse events

RESCUE - REUNITE - REHOME Giving Stray & Unwanted Dogs a Second Chance of a Happier Tomorrow

Paraburdoo Primary School P&C Association (AU, 58104635075) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Guardaheart (US, 461531988) Browse events

Richmond North Public School (P&C Association) (AU, Richmond North Public School (P&C Association) - N/A) Browse events

THE LIGHTBEAM ACADEMY (UK, 1179496) Browse events

NIPANC (UK, NIC108048) Browse events

NIPANC is a Northern Ireland charity working to improve the outcomes of pancreatic cancer by: ​Increasing public understanding of this cancer promoting awareness of the cancer’s signs and symptoms, funding vital research & supporting patients and their families

Blanchardstown Hospital Society (IE, CHY12490) Browse events

The Blanchardstown Hospital Society was formed in 1997 as a limited company with charitable status and is the official fundraising body for Connolly Hospital. The Society Board consists of professionals both internal and external who assist Connolly Hospital in directing, organising and implementing the fundraising efforts of the Society. The aim of the Blanchardstown Hospital Society is to inspire and enable fundraising and financial support from the hospital and community to develop services within Connolly Hospital Blanchardstown and promote exceptional patient care.

HEPHZIBAH CHILDRENS ASSOCIATION (US, HEPHZIBAH CHILDRENS ASSOCIATION - N/A) Browse events

Asylum Seekers Centre (AU, 47164509475) Browse events

The Asylum Seekers Centre was established to support the critical needs of women, men and children fleeing conflict, persecution and torture. We support community based asylum seekers awaiting the determination of their application for refugee status. We do this by directly providing emergency and crisis accommodation, legal advice, nutrition, medical/health services as well as education, social inclusion and fitness programs. We work with and for clients to build the foundations for life in Australia through language lessons, skills development, employment assistance and placements. In doing so we aim to provide stability and security. We also work to advocate for the rights of asylum seekers to partake and contribute to community life. We currently serve over 1,300 clients, including 134 children, from over 52 countries. Many of our clients are survivors of torture and trauma. 70% of asylum seekers who seek our assistance are homeless and hungry. 35% have no access to Medicare, and over 70% have serious mental health issues.

Drug Crisis In Our Backyard Inc (US, 46-4527586) Browse events

Founded in 2012, Drug Crisis in Our Backyard is a non-profit community action organization committed to addressing the rising drug epidemic in our community. We partner with community leaders, government bodies, like-minded organizations and indivi

Foundation Shed (AU, 40942147110) Browse events

The Boom Foundation (UK, 100551) Browse events

In April 2013, The Boom Foundation was set up and it remains the only charity in NI dedicated to supporting patients suffering from sarcoma, a rare form of bone and soft tissue cancer. 50% of funds raised go to Sarcoma UK towards vital research; the rest supports those affected by sarcoma in NI.

St Ignatius Catholic School (NZ, St Ignatius Catholic School - N/A) Browse events

St Ignatius Catholic School is situated in St Heliers and is a Decile 10 Integrated Primary School. Catholic education based on gospel values of Jesus Christ, is provided for Year 0-6 children. Our school enjoys the support of parents/caregivers who value our traditions, holisitic delivery of curriculum, community/family atmosphere.

The River Fund New York, Inc. (River Fund) (US, 113450363) Browse events

Moto in the Community Trust (UK, 1111147) Browse events

Moto in the Community Trust is the charitable arm of Moto the UK's largest provider of motorway service areas. The Trust is a grant making charity that focuses on making a difference to the 48 local communities that Moto are part of.

St Johns Hill School PTA (NZ, St Johns Hill School PTA - N/A) Browse events

St Johns Hill School will provide a quality education where children develop respect for themselves, others and the environment and aim for excellence in all endeavours. PTA fundraising supports a range of school projects/activities and resources. Thank you for helping our active PTA with their fundraising and community building work.

Friends of Choate Park (US, Friends of Choate Park - N/A) Browse events

Bridge2aid (UK, 1170578) Browse events

There is a desperate need to tackle oral disease, infection and chronic pain throughout the developing world - to enable people to work, attend school and care for families. We teach skills that mean local people are able to function free from pain, and avoid preventable infections and diseases.

Spear Islington Trust (UK, 1167900) Browse events

Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Spear IslingtonA registered charity seeking to stimulate social transformation in our community.  By running the Spear Programme we ‘ignite a vision of the possible’ in unemployed young people, we build their confidence and we help release their ability to implement life-changing choices. The Spear ProgrammeA highly-interactive, award-winning year-long coaching programme that equips and supports disadvantaged 16 to 24 year olds not in education, employment or training (NEET) with the attitudes and skills to find long-term employment. The programme tackles deep-rooted issues which prevent the young people from moving forward with their lives and helps them to see what is possible for them.  They learn to better manage their emotions, they grow in their ability to communicate both professionally and personally and they start to take responsibility for their lives. 75% of those who complete the initial six weeks not only go into work or training but are still there a year later. Spear helps young people to find work and, in so doing, find themselves.  Please donate to support our cause.The Spear Programme is aimed at disadvantaged young people who often face multiple issues and require significant support. Islington is the seventh most deprived borough in London.  A third of children in the area live in poverty and a third in workless households which is the highest percentage in London.  Islington is a magnet for thousands of students and young professionals but has pockets of disadvantage where young people are not able to benefit from the opportunities around them, leading to social divisions. Studies have demonstrated that unemployment negatively impacts a young person in the long-term, affecting their self-esteem and future earnings.  The young people we are working with experience a range of disadvantage; on average 49% received free school meals, 63% are from workless households, 57% have less than five GCSEs.  Many of our young people also suffer from depression and anxiety and, for many, their confidence is at rock bottom. We help up to 90 young people a year at a cost of £1000 per person.  All the money we receive goes directly to helping these young people.  It is an investment in all our futures.  Charity No: 1167900

Fair Shot (UK, 1190582) Browse events

We're Fair Shot – a café with a conscience. We’re here to help address the disturbingly high unemployment rate amongst adults with learning disabilities. At current, it’s almost impossible for disabled adults to find meaningful work. 93% of adults with learning disabilities in the UK are unemployed.