(UK, 1139527) Browse eventsThe work of the St John of Jerusalem Eye Hospital Group relieves poverty and brings hope to more than 111,000 Palestinians every year. Services provided by our Hospitals, Clinics and Mobile Outreach Unit revive education and employment prospects, and contribute to economic growth and rebuilding the fractured infrastructure. We treat patients regardless of ethnicity, religion or ability to pay. Our work changes lives. Core activities now include: • The East Jerusalem Eye Hospital• The Hebron Eye Hospital• The Gaza Clinic• The Anabta Clinic• Mobile Outreach Programme• Training local Doctors and Nurses. Although 80% of all blindness is preventable, much of it caused by poor diet, diabetes and cataracts, the people of the occupied Palestinian territory (OPT) have a rate of blindness ten times higher than in the West. Poverty levels are high. The West Bank is home to some 700,000 refugees and 51.8% of all families live on less than US$3.15 per person per day. Your support of this very worthy cause is vitally important to us. Thank you!
(UK, 1177164) Browse eventsThe Matthew Nicholls Foundation has been set up by Matt’s parents, Rachel and Rob after Matt, aged 24, completely unexpectedly took his own life in July 2017. As a naturally gifted musician Matthew had the very best opportunities that enabled him to excel. The reality though for many children is wildly different. Even if they are inherently gifted, this talent can easily go to waste if it is not identified and supported during those crucial early years. With educational challenges, we are in real danger of losing a generation of musicians. The Matthew Nicholls Foundation has been established to enable young people to develop their musical abilities. The Foundation believes that all young people should have the opportunity to foster musical understanding and skills for the benefit of themselves and the wider community. In particular the Foundation aims to support young people who have the motivation to further their skills but have significant financial and/or social difficulties that are a barrier to the further development of their musical abilities. We are working in collaboration with local services and professional music educationalists to ensure that young people with life challenges and musical potential benefit from money raised.
(NZ, Goodwood School - N/A) Browse eventsGoodwood School empowers children to become connected and caring lifelong explorers who will make a difference. We offer a high quality, child centred education with the best of modern learning practices in a safe and caring rural environment.
(AU, 13376884319) Browse eventsMaramba Primary School is a multicultural school. Our hardworking students strive to do their best in all areas of academic and sporting activities.
(UK, 232234) Browse eventsThe RSPCA Burton-on-Trent & District Branch is an independent, self funding branch of the RSPCA. We receive NO funding from the national RSPCA, lotteries or government. Our local group of volunteers work extremely hard running many events throughout the area to raise the £4,000 it costs us to run the branch every week. From our centre, Hillfield Animal Home in Stretton we rescue, rehabilitate and rehome over 600 animals each year. When you choose to fundraise for us, you can be sure that every penny goes to help local animals in our care. We are most grateful for your help - thank you.
(UK, 1206244) Browse eventsWe raise funds to support patients diagnosed with oesophago-gastric cancer across Surrey & Sussex
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(UK, 1212948) Browse eventsWe devastatingly lost our beautiful daughter Florentina to neuroblastoma childhood cancer at the young age of seven on the 15th November 2024. She had been through 3.5 years of grauling treatment. Our aim is to continue her legacy by making a difference and bringing smiles to other kids in hospital
(UK, 1099733) Browse eventsCreate uses the power of the creative arts to transform lives. We design and deliver projects that enable those who are excluded through disability, disadvantage, ill-health, imprisonment, poverty or social isolation to participate in high quality creative arts experiences. All projects enable participants to develop creativity, learning, social skills and self-esteem. Some bring different groups of people together to breakdown barriers and develop shared understanding; others enable them to explore social concerns. Every project aims to help to create a society that is fairer, more caring and more inclusive. To see Create in action, please visit our website here.
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(AU, 35909942745) Browse eventsOur school is a growing, vibrant community of learners located on the southern edges of Logan City, between the Twin Rivers, Logan and Albert. We are conveniently positioned halfway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast ensuring our local families are able to access a wealth of services. We have a very strong commitment to delivering an inclusive program that reaches out to every child, whatever their own unique needs and abilities might be. This sense of acceptance and celebration of individual needs is another hallmark of our school and it provides a culture and environment that brings out the best in young lives as they learn about people and the world around them. We are proud to have a strong focus on good outcomes for Indigenous students and we acknowledge and respect their identity in many ways – including a school-wide connection with the Yugambeh language.
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