Silver State Service Dogs (US, 811522520) Browse events

Church Lab (US, 46-2894910) Browse events

We do this through dialogue as our primary, ongoing activity. We build relaitonships through interreligious small groups that meet over a sustained period of time. We build trust with each other, learn from each other, grow through our friendships

St Vincents PTA Acton (UK, 1124978) Browse events

Created via charity sign up service.

Just-Ice Poynton (UK, 1191728) Browse events

Imagine serving the best premium ice cream ever! Imagine creating employment for survivors of human trafficking, restoring their dignity and giving them hope and a future. A community cafe where lives are rebuilt and fresh starts offer hope and purpose. Every visit helps change a life!

Torriano Primary School Parent Teacher Association (UK, 1147798) Browse events

We play an active role in school life and raise money for many important projects. The PTA works closely with children, staff and families to encourage full participation in the school community and contribute to local and global charity events. We welcome and appreciate any kind of involvement.

WAGS Retired Police Dogs (UK, 1186608) Browse events

WAGS (Wiltshire, Avon, Gloucestershire, Somerset) Retired Police Dog Charity purpose is animal welfare. We want to ensure no retired police dog is ever euthanised due to lack of financial means by their new owners. WAGs was set up to help these beneficiaries (the handlers and members of the pubic who take on looking after the retired police dogs) with the cost of life saving veterinary treatment to ensure the retired police dogs can be given the veterinary treatment they require to allow them to lead a happy healthy retirement after they have served the public for years as police dogs. Your donations are extremely important to us and we are very grateful for your generosity.

Studio 3 Arts (UK, 1054793) Browse events

Studio 3 Arts uses art to make people’s lives better. Our mission is to use creative media to build communities and achieve the following objectives: • Improve individual lives • Offer new experiences • Encourage existing interest in the arts • Make art available to everyone • Develop new and emerging artists • Reduce social exclusion We will achieve this by developing highest quality, best practice arts projects in the following areas: • Art in the public realm • Performing arts • Digital arts • Training, accreditation and consultation Our work is delivered through four strategic, overarching strands: • Big Deal: arts for children and young people aged 0-19 • Intergen East: arts that bring different generations together • Visible Art: art in public places and spaces • Art for Improvement: arts-based training, strategy development, and consultation Projects are funded and supported by: • Central government bodies • Local authority departments • Trusts and foundations • Corporate Social Responsibility

Centre for Community Development (UK, 1109368) Browse events

The Centre for Community Development (CCD) is a registered humanitarian organisation committed to supporting poor and marginalised communities in the Tamil homeland and upcountry in Ilankai (Sri Lanka). CCD’s initiatives in Illankai include education support, empowerment activities and advocacy.

Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children (Kapiolani Me... (US, Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children (Kapiolani Me... - N/A) Browse events

LEGAL AID SOCIETY (US, 135562265) Browse events

Let Them Shine (UK, 1142281) Browse events

Let Them Shine is a small UK registerd charity that operates a Children's Centre in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania. The Centre was completed in 2016 and is currently helping over fifty children. The centre provides pastoral care and pre-school education for over fifty children, split between boys and girls. Some our first children are now at the local primary school and we continue to support all their needs, including of course financially. We all recognise that education is a way out of poverty and is something that has an impact on the whole community. Let Them Shine is a non-denominational charity and the focus is very much at a grass-roots level by ensuring that every penny raised goes to the community.

St. John's School and College (UK, 1061001) Browse events

St. John’s is a school and college providing education, care and therapy to young people with complex learning disabilities. St. John’s is about transforming lives – making a real and practical difference to the young people who access our services and embracing the unique diversity they present.

Friends of the Marshfield MA, Animal Shelter, Inc. (US, Friends of the Marshfield MA, Animal Shelter, Inc. - N/A) Browse events

The Three Wise Men Veterans Foundation (US, 27-2938491) Browse events

ESDAS (UK, 1092643) Browse events

We provide outreach and associated services to adults and children who are experiencing or have experienced domestic abuse and violence living or working within East Surrey. We provide advice, advocacy, information and support via face-to-face appointments, over the telephone, text and email. Our associated services include a Children's Service, a Counselling Service, Volunteering Service, a programme of Group Work and Debt Advice.

Project Outrun (US, 822084047) Browse events

St Olaves Grammar School Voluntary Fund (UK, XR16302) Browse events

The St Olave's Grammar School Voluntary Fund was established to support the provision of a wide range of curricular and extra-curricular activities at the School which could not be maintained by state funding alone. Examples of how the money raised is used on a regular basis include: - coaches and minibuses for school trips and for transporting sports teams to away fixtures; - additional specialist coaching for sports such as Fives and Chess; - drama productions and concerts; - purchase of materials for Art and Design Technology; - a range of clubs and societies such as debating, medical and language groups. Using the resources of the School Fund, St Olave's is able to offer a far wider and more varied range of extra-curricular activities for its pupils than the majority of state schools. These provide an opportunity for all pupils to engage in areas of interest and to help develop their skills and characters beyond the classroom as well as supporting their academic learning and achievement. The majority of parents contribute regular payments of £50 per month by standing order, although a significant number are kind enough to offer larger sums. Almost all of those who qualify have also completed Gift Aid declarations which allow the School to claim tax relief to enhance the value of those payments.

Justice Page Middle School PTA (US, 460655880) Browse events

Harrow Association of Disabled people (UK, Harrow Association of Disabled people - N/A) Browse events

West Valley Stages Inc (US, 853261899) Browse events

Southern Sudanese Community Center of San Diego (US, Southern Sudanese Community Center of San Diego - N/A) Browse events

The Fostering Network (UK, 280852) Browse events

The Fostering Network is the UK's leading charity for foster care. We are dedicated to making foster care better for nearly 63,000 children in foster care in the UK.

HOMES FOR OUR TROOPS INC (US, 542143612) Browse events

Our Mission is to provide mortgage-free, specially adapted homes nationwide for post 9/11 severely injured Veterans, enabling them to rebuild their lives.

Rotary Club Of Hitchin Tilehouse (UK, 1093635) Browse events

All donations go to the Rotary Club of Hitchin Tilehouse Charity Trust Fund and are passed directly and completely to the charity. Rotary is a volunteer organisation based on the principle of "Service Before Self."

The Aleh Charitable Foundation (UK, 327766) Browse events

ALEH - Caring for Israels Disabled Together Aleh provides 650 severely disabled children and young adults in Israel with high-level medical and rehabilitative care in four residential facilities. Aleh is their home and their family - 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.