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(AU, Mandama Primary School - N/A) Meninadanca
(UK, 1095638) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,335.00
(UK, 1095638) We're a not-for-profit organisation that works with girls at social risk in communities along the BR-116, Brazil's 'exploitation highway'. We use dance and other creative activities to reach them, raise their self esteem and empower them take control of their lives.
AUTONOMIC CHARITABLE TRUST
(UK, 1145562) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,335.00
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Bucasia State School
(AU, 71285504192) Browse events
YTD Raised: $4,334.63
(AU, 71285504192) Bucasia State School is located in the beach suburb of Bucasia, Mackay, Queensland and has an enrolment of approximately 350 students. Our School motto, Living Together, Learning Together, plays an important part in fostering a reading culture and shared commitment to an activity such as a Read-a-thon.
Puente Human Rights Movement (Puente) (US, Puente Human Rights Movement (Puente) - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: $4,333.00
National Coastwatch Institution
(UK, 1159975) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,332.29The charitable objective of the National Coastwatch Institution is to assist in the protection and preservation of life at sea and along the UK Coastline.
Rotary Club Of Stokesley Trust Fund
(UK, 1032456) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,332.10Support activities in the local community and raise money for charitable causes locally, nationally and internationally.
Pioneer Village School (VILLAGE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION INC)
(AU, Pioneer Village School (VILLAGE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION INC) - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: $4,332.00
SCA UK
(UK, 1200875) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,332.00We are a peer support organisation dedicated to helping improve the lives of those who survive a cardiac arrest and others affected by that event. We provide a range of resources and opportunities for our members to interact with others with a shared experience
261 Fearless, Inc.
(AU, 474186396) Browse events
YTD Raised: $4,331.20Founded by pioneer runner, Kathrine Switzer, 261 Fearless uses running to empower women globally through the creation of communication hubs, training, clubs & education. We eliminate the barriers of geography, creating community to encourage healthy living, a positive sense of self & fearlessness.
Cooloongup Primary School P&C Assn
(AU, Cooloongup Primary School P&C Assn - N/A) Browse events
YTD Raised: $4,331.00
Wind-Up Penguin Theatre Company
(UK, 1161255) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,331.00Musicians, actors, and stage designers creating new musical theatre to perform to underprivileged children in hospitals, orphanages, special needs centres, and schools in developing countries and in the UK.
MRKH Connect
(UK, 1157477) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,330.53MRKH Connect aims to provide a platform of support for women with MRKH. Somewhere where they can form life long friendships, with someone going through the same. Through fundraising, we offer sponsorships for women to attend support groups and hospital meetings. For more info: www.mrkhconnect.org
North West Hospice
(UK, 20018863) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,330.11North West Hospice provides specialist care for those living with life-limiting illness in our community. Our service is provided through our in-Patient Unit, our Community Palliative Care Team and our Hospital Palliative Care Team to people in Sligo, Leitrim, South Donegal and West Cavan.
Turner Syndrome Society of the United States (Tssus) (US, 411596910) Browse events
YTD Raised: $4,330.00
Build a Bridge Foundation
(UK, 1193998) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,330.00Build a Bridge Foundation has been set up to raise funds and provide services to a variety of charitable causes locally and internationally. Build a Bridge Foundation will use its Director's corporate expertise to ensure the funds are distributed in a way to deliver maximum impact.
Abbies Fund
(UK, 1119273) Browse events
YTD Raised: £4,330.00Abbie was diagnosed with an aggressive form of adrenal neuroblastoma when she was 21 months old. She underwent an intensive treatment programme for over a year. In January 2004 everyone celebrated as she was declared to be in remission and free of disease. Unfortunately, a relapse was diagnosed in June 2005 and she had to undergo yet many more months of chemotherapy, radiotherapy and numerous other invasive and horrendous treatments to try and rid her of this despicable disease. Abbie’s family and friends were all devastated when she finally lost her fight for life in September 2006. Abbie won the hearts of hundreds of local people, in and around her home of East Horsley, who followed her courageous fight to the end. She was a truly beautiful, special, loving, funny, intelligent, determined, dignified, feisty and unique child. All these words were used in ‘A Tribute to Abbie’ by her father on the day of her funeral, but the word he finally chose to capture the essence of Abbie was an ‘Inspiration’. She certainly was that. Abbie’s Fund was set up by local mothers after Abbie relapsed with the aggressive childhood cancer, Neuroblastoma, in June 2005. To date Abbie’s Fund has raised over £150,000 and is delighted to be currently supporting two very worthy projects. The first is running at the Institute of Cancer Research based at The Royal Marsden Hospital, Sutton over 2 years to develop a blood test to provide early diagnosis and monitoring of neuroblastoma. This test will make detection of the disease and the progress of treatment significantly easier to detect and monitor. It will also have a dramatic impact on the patient on a day to day basis as it will reduce the number of scans and tests which for young children can be scary, painful and often require general anaesthesia. The second project is researching the mechanism which makes a particular style of antibody therapy particularly effective at mopping up small amounts of residual disease. It is these minute levels of disease remaining undetected at the end of treatment that often ultimately lead to relapse and antibody therapy is one treatment under a lot of investigation at present to deal with this problem. Despite neuroblastoma being, after domestic accident, the second biggest killer and the most frequent cancer in children under five years of age funding for research into it is extremely limited and it is vital for Abbie’s Fund to continue to raise money to support these critical projects. For the full story of Abbie and her brave fight visit www.abbiesfund.com