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Foundation for the Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women (US, 262221540) Browse events
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Carlisle School Association
(UK, 297676) Browse events
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(UK, 297676) Thank you for visiting Carlisle School Association’s (CSA) My Donate Page. At Carlisle School our PTA is known as Carlisle School Association. The CSA is an integral part of the school community and in its time has raised thousands of pounds which has been spent on equipment and resources to enhance the children’s education experience and school.In recent years the CSA has funded the cookery room refurbishment, work in the playground and gardens, new benches, books, outdoor leaning equipment, garden tools, Numicon math’s apparatus, pop up tents, Lego sets, dance workshops and much more! If you would like to make a donation to Carlisle School you can do so using this site. All donations made will be given directly back to our school to allow important and necessary projects to happen as soon as possible. Thank you very much for your donation. Best WishesCarlisle School Association (CSA) Charity No: 297676
Autism Society of America- Northern Virginia Chapter (Autism Society of Northern Virginia or ASNV) (US, 541698694) Browse events
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Institute for Cancer Vaccines and Immunotherapy
(UK, Institute for Cancer Vaccines and Immunotherapy - N/A) Browse events
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Eastern Idaho Community Action Partnership Inc (Eicap) (US, 820297279) Browse events
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Hull Street Angels Trinity (UK, 1145797) Browse events
YTD Raised: n/aWe are a charity run by volunteers. Working with the emergency services we help anyone who becomes vulnerable while using Hull's night time economy. We promote responsible drinking and aim to ensure that those out enjoying the city’s nightlife feel safe and able to enjoy their evening. On average our trained volunteers can assist up to 20 people per night. This takes many forms including conflict management, contacting parents to collect young adults, arranging for taxis to get the patrons home safely and off the streets where they could fall victim to crime, administering basic first aid, re-hydration with bottles of water or providing flip-flops to prevent foot injuries.