(UK, 1114492) Browse eventsAwel Aman Tawe is a small charity based in South Wales. We are developing a community owned and operated wind farm. Profits generaterd from the sale of electricity will be used to regenerate the Upper Amman and Swansea Valleys in a sustainable fashon. We are also involved with giving advice to other communites who wish to develop their own RE project via the EST's Ynni'rb Fro Project.
(UK, 1142186) Browse eventsThe Royal Marines Museum in Southsea, Hampshire is an award-winning museum that proudly showcases the long and distinguished history of the Royal Marines Corps. Though free educational visits, engaging family activities, acclaimed exhibitions and much more besides, the Museum provides the public, young and old alike, with an unique opportunity to understand the Corps and the remarkable people - past and present - within it.
(UK, 1109654) Browse eventsGorseland School PFA plan, organise and run events and activities for the school children, their families and the wider community to raise additional funds. This money is then used to purchase items/equipment, etc., for the benefit of all of the pupils, that the Schools Budget cannot stretch to.
(US, 46-4514524) Browse eventsThe person who created this page is probably preparing something riveting to post about everything they're doing to give back. We recommend you sit at your computer and hit refresh over and over until their story goes live. You should also scroll do
(UK, 209208) Browse eventsQueen Alexandra Cottage Homes is a registered charity and a member of the Almshouse Association. We are a unique retirement complex for both the active elderly and those who require nursing care. Set in beautiful, serene gardens and with a philosophy of mutual support and respect, it is recognised as a national model for retirement living and an unrivalled charity in Eastbourne, East Sussex. Providing accommodation to local residents of limited income, our aim is to provide a high standard of care, a happy environment and to promote independence within a homely, peaceful atmosphere. Care at Queen Alexandra Cottage Homes is centred on individual needs and is delivered with patience, kindness and understanding. We recognise the intrinsic value of each person, regardless of their physical of cognitive impairment. Our aim is to help all those who live with us to maintain their independence as far as possible and to feel they are living in their own home, but with the reassurance that they have access to additional support and care whenever they need it.
(UK, 1139982) Browse eventsWe are a small charity sponsoring the education of children around the town of Bansang, The Gambia. We work closely with the schools to monitor children's progress and provide much needed resources. Money donated goes direct to where it's needed. We sponsor 75-100 children a year and provide feedback for sponsors. Sponsorship covers school fees, uniform, textbooks, stationery and lunch in school for the most needy students. The charity also works with Bansang schools on projects improving resources for students, examples of such are libraries and IT classrooms. Several schools in the UK have linked up with Bansang schools through the charity and support their link schools through fundraising as well as exchange information.
(US, 47-1805681) Browse eventsIn the last few years the poaching crisis across Africa has spiralled out of control. Driven by the unprecedented demand for illegal ivory in Asia, 100,000 African elephants have been killed in the last three years alone – almost 100 elephant
(UK, 700981) Browse eventsThe objects of the Charity are : - It's objects are the relieving of sickness and distress resulting from both renal failure and following a transplant at St James's Hospital, Leeds, as well as the education of the public on the importance of carrying the NHS donor card and publicising the signing of the NHS Organ Donor Register.
(UK, SC001406) Browse eventsWelcome to our homepage. We are a happy and faithful congregation, meeting regularly in our lovely church, raised in 1819 on the same site where a church was first established in the 12th Century. The name Kintore is thought to come from the Gaelic, Ceann-an-torr, where "Ceann" means the head, and "Torr" a round hill, which many locals believe it to refer to Tuach Hill, the place of a battle in the 9th century in which the locals helped King Kenneth II to victory over invading Danes.