(AU, East Kenwick Primary School P & C Assn - N/A) Browse events
(UK, 1103314) Browse eventsCambridgeshire Community Foundation helps local people to offer support to projects they care about; ones that are making a difference to the lives of local people. Through the Funds donors set up and grow at CCF, grants are made to support local charitable projects
(UK, 505870) Browse eventsCreated via charity sign up service.
(AU, St Ita's Primary School (THE CORP OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHDIOCESE OF BRISBANE) - N/A) Browse events
(AU, Ellalong Public School (Ellalong P&C Assn) - N/A) Browse events
(AU, Our Lady of the Cape Primary School Dunsborough - N/A) Browse events
(AU, 21609888226) Browse eventsSock it to Sarcoma! was the vision of young Perth woman Abbie Basson who passed away in 2011 from Ewing's Sarcoma at the age of 20 . She wanted to advance education, community awareness and medical research into sarcoma, a group of rare and aggressive primary bone and soft tissue tumours , many of which affect children, adolescents and young adults. Sarcoma receives less than 1% of the research dollar but makes up 10% of children's cancers and 15% of cancers in the adolescent and young adult population. Please help us to follow her dream and Sock it to Sarcoma!
(UK, 1111961) Browse eventsBoost Charitable Trust champions the disabled and disadvantaged, to inspire them to overcome their challenges through the power of sport. Since inception, Boost has supported a number of organisations, with grants totalling in excess of £750,000.
(UK, 1143238) Browse eventsA on-of-a-kind building in the heart of Portishead for the whole community to enjoy. After a one million pound redevelopment, Portishead Youth Centre is a community centre by day and a youth club by night. The Portishead Youth Centre was officially opened on Saturday May 21st 1966 at a total cost of £18,000 and within a year the centre was expanded further in 1967 to include an all weather play area and an arts room. The Youth Centre was leased by North Somerset Council to a voluntary committee who manage the centre on behalf of the town of Portishead. This has all changed though. North Somerset Council removed funding for youth work and youth clubs from April 2012. With changes to funding, Portishead Youth Centre is moving towards using the amazing facilities to the full with support from the local community.