(US, 32-0029626) Browse eventsEvery year between 150,000 - 200,000 special education students are aging out of local school districts all across the United States with few options for employment or contribution. The general consensus is t
(AU, 82713872487) Browse eventsSt Augustine’s is a suburban Catholic primary school in a rural setting. It overlooks the gum trees along Taylor’s Creek, which abuts the school oval. The building takes advantage of the views and comprises 11 classrooms, a library, multi-purpose facilities and a small canteen.
(UK, 265903) Browse eventsEngages in a range of of social, cultural and religious activities to support and promote the Hindu culture. We provide social welfare and recreational facilities for Hindus of all ages and engage in charitable activities for the benefit of the wider community.
(AU, 72558218820) Browse eventsCarlton North Primary School is a small school, with a supportive school community. We fundraise throughout the year to provide funds to support and maintain our high level of teaching and learning.
(AU, 74457428039) Browse eventsBogangar PS is in Cabarita Beach on the Far North Coast of NSW. We opened in 2004, and have 260 students.We are directly across the road from the beach, and most of our students love to surf,spend time outdoors, and play sport.
(US, 58-1735540) 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
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(UK, 1066972) Browse eventsThe Lord Mayor of Manchester's charity is entering a new phase under the banner of We Love Manchester. The charity aims to address the effects of poverty in the city. Make a donation by following the links below or text MANC00 '£5' (the value of your donation) to 70070.
(AU, 23564827276) Browse eventsAt Parkside Primary we pride ourselves on our high academic standards and our balanced approach to developing each student's individual potential. We foster, in our students, a love of learning, interest in experimentation and innovation, responsibility for one's own behaviour, cooperation and self-discipline as well as a strong focus on the tools needed for participation in life. Technologies as a tool for learning is at the fore-font of what we do. We are committed to providing a challenging learning environment which prepares all students to develop the necessary skills, knowledge and behaviours to become productive members of society.
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(NZ, Kamo School - N/A) Browse eventsOur school vision is ‘Learning for the Future’ and we feel this illustrates the journey of life long learning. Our school values are… P roactive – Ahuwhenua R espect – Manaakitia I ndependence – Mana Motuhake D etermination – Manawanui E xcellence – Hiranga
(AU, 49000367) Browse eventsTamatea Intermediate’s ongoing focus is to provide to our students an engaging, enriching and enthusiastic learning environment during two very important years of their learning and development. We are a decile 4 school with a current roll of 374 students. Our positive ERO report includes our key strengths: well aligned systems that work together to focus on and promote positive student outcomes pastoral care practices that respond to and support student wellbeing culturally responsive practices that foster student engagement and achievement.
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(US, Kansas City Hospice Foundation - N/A) Browse eventsOur mission to bring expert care, peace of mind, comfort, guidance and hope to people who are affected by life-limiting illness or by grief. Our vision is that each person in our community is valued from life through death and each family is supported in their grief. Funds raised by Kansas City Hospice Foundation support the work of Kansas City Hospice, ensuring no family is turned away because they lack resources to pay. Additionally, there are many programs which are offered free of charge or with only a nominal fee to participants. These programs include bereavement support; grief counseling; mental health counseling; grief camps; expressive therapies including art, music, and pet therapies; Solace House Center for Grief and Healing; and much more. Consistently recognized as the leading provider of end-of-life care in our community, it is only through donor support that we are able to accomplish our mission. 100% of funds raised support the many families we serve each year.