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(US, 273859228) National Gun Association of Minority Americans (Ngama) (US, 853553960) Browse events
YTD Raised: $20.00
Save the Family
(UK, 516484) Browse events
YTD Raised: £20.00
(UK, 516484) Save the Family deliver an alternative to the care system and homelessness by providing emergency accommodation and intensive 24/7 wrap-around support for vulnerable and homeless families. We offer a safe environment to get their lives back on track and nurture their children.
Reading Spots, Ghana
(UK, 1166734) Browse events
YTD Raised: £20.00The core idea of Reading Spots is that we provide a vehicle through which we can fund the creation of libraries within rural communities. There is a complete lack of reading material of any sort in rural areas of Ghana, and the enthusiasm for reading is astonishing. We will often fund small libraries within schools on the condition that the facilities are shared with all local schools and the wider community. If the library is effectively used and the local chiefs or authority agree to fund the salaries of libraries, we will extend the library to a larger facility. Together with our Ghanaians colleagues, we have many plans for the projects including free literacy classes for adults, books clubs and creative writing clubs and competitions for children and adults, with a website being planned to facilitate sharing of writing and ideas about reading with others within Ghana and England. We have so far created one Reading Spot in the Messiah International School in Abofour, which is used by over a hundred members of the local community as late as 9pm at night. We are currently fundraising for a large community library in Akumaden, a project that will be managed by James Dugger, Director of the nearby Dreamland School. The name 'Reading Spot' derives from the Ghanaian love of the name 'spot' as a bar or hang out- they are seen across Ghana. We hope that the Reading Spots are seen as community centres actively promoting community cohesion, literacy and creativity.
Goals Beyond Grass
(UK, 1167624) Browse events
YTD Raised: £20.00Goals Beyond Grass is a dedicated Powerchair Football charity helping to enhance the lives of disabled people on and off the pitch. Goals Beyond Grass is helping unite the community by engaging disabled people and the people in the community in which they live to come together to and take part in physical and social activity. Charity No: 1167624 Find out more Website http://www.goalsbeyondgrass.co.uk/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/powerchairfootball/?ref=bookmarks Twitter https://twitter.com/GoalsBG YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8WMU_CsuMsTVdBfFBFicvg
Cambridge Mosque
(UK, 1065784) Browse events
YTD Raised: £20.00The Cambridge Mosque is located in the historic and significant town of Cambridge, UK. Its mandate is to meet the needs of the Muslim community in the UK and beyond by facilitating good practice in faith, community development, social cohesion and interfaith dialogue.
The Wildlife Trust for Birmingham & the Black Country
(UK, 513615) Browse events
YTD Raised: £20.00The Wildlife Trust for Birmingham and the Black Country is the only charity uniquely focused on protecting and enriching the habitatsand wildlife of Birmingham, Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton. Thisis combined with a national reach - as one of the network of 47 independentorganisations which cover the whole of the UK and make up the Royal Society ofWildlife Trusts (RSWT). Birmingham and the Black Country has a rich social, economic and natural heritage with wildlife as rich and varied as that of any other part of the United Kingdom. The rare and the special are here, from scarce mammals like polecats and water voles to dragonflies and grey herons, plus a huge variety of plant life. Our Vision is for Birmingham and the Black Country to have more wildlife, more wild places and more people with a strong connection to the natural world every year. Our Five Year Strategic Goals are:1. Space for nature is protected, restored, created and valued.2. Everyone is connected to nature.3. The natural environment is at the heart of planning, policy- and decision-making. 4. We are an effective organisation. Charity No: 513615 Find out more Website http://www.bbcwildlife.org.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WTBBC/ Twitter https://twitter.com/WTBBC YouTube https://youtu.be/r-CTkkqTZ8s
The Woodland Centre Trust- Camp Mohawk
(UK, 278681) Browse events
YTD Raised: £20.00
(UK, 278681) The Trust exists to help young people recognise their abilities and worth. To help them understand their potential and encourage them to lead fulfilled and worthwhile lives. To broaden their educational and social knowledge; to equip them for full time employment and to make them positive members of society.
Thames Chase Trust
(UK, 1115627) Browse events
YTD Raised: £20.00The Thames Chase Community Forest is a remarkable landscape initiative, actively transforming 40 square miles of the landscape in East London and South West Essex, guided by the Thames Chase Plan. This year, Thames Chase Community Forest celebrates 30 years of landscape regeneration, transforming the green environment for the 650,000 population living through and around its boundaries.
Petrie State School Chaplaincy (SU AUSTRALIA MINISTRIES LTD)
(AU, Petrie State School Chaplaincy (SU AUSTRALIA MINISTRIES LTD) - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: $20.00
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College Of The Canyons (COC) Foundation
(AU, 953574259) Browse events
YTD Raised: $20.00The College of the Canyons (COC) Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit auxiliary organization formed to generate philanthropic support for College of the Canyons.
Somerset Rural Youth Project
(UK, 1070693) Browse events
YTD Raised: £20.00Somerset Rural Youth Project is a voluntary youth work charity working with young people aged 11-25 in rural Somerset. SRYP aims to: Provide individual young people with advice and support Offer a wide range of Volunteering Opportunities. Support young people’s involvement in their community. Provide access to and participation in Positive Activities. SRYP have a vision of a Somerset where rural young people feel a sense of belonging, a willingness to contribute and a future that is not limited by access to opportunities and services. We aim to engage and support young people living in rural areas in a range of social, economic, educational and recreational opportunities designed to encourage social inclusion and life-long learning.
MVSC
(UK, 1085867) Browse events
YTD Raised: £20.00The Merton Community Fund supports a huge variety of groups and activities within local community and supports projects in which people are working to make life better for local people. 100% of your contribution goes directly to local groups and activities to make a real difference in our community
Ongar Music Club
(UK, 273185) Browse events
YTD Raised: £20.00Ongar Music Club was founded in 1975 in the small market town of Ongar in Essex by a group of local music-enthusiasts. They presented numerous concerts, and in 1984 founded the prestigious Essex Young Musician of the Year Competition, under the generous patronage of John Lill CBE. A great many past prize winners have gone on to enjoy successful professional careers. In addition to presenting this renowned competition, the club continued to present concerts, and in 2019 launched a series of lunchtime concerts called Soundbites! With the restrictions of the Covid Pandemic the club adapted their programme schedule, and moved their concerts online. LIVE LOUNGE was created, a season of concerts exclusively on YouTube, not only for members and friends of Ongar Music Club, but also as a Community outreach programme for Care Homes in the UK, bringing music into the homes of all those who are isolated due to Covid restrictions. Many famous artists have performed in concert and given musical talks for the Club over the years. These include Dame Eva Turner, Sir Peter Pears, Stephen Kovacevich, Denis Matthews, Steven Isserlis, Richard Baker, Fritz Spiegl, Benjamin Grosvenor and The Fairer Sax. The Club was also instrumental in the formation of Ongar Jazz Club. It is this diversity of activity which has ensured the Club’s ongoing success.