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Elephant family is the world's leading charity for the endangered Asian elephant. Our mission is to save this iconic species from extinction in the wild. To achieve this goal our focus is channelled into five key areas; mobilising public concern, lobbying governments, conservation partnerships, education, training and research and fundraising.

THE FACILITATION AND DISSEMINATION OF INDEPENDENT AND NON-COMMERCIAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS INTO THE CAUSES OF SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS, WITH THE SPECIFIC PURPOSES OF SEEKING AND ADVANCING POLICY AND PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS THERETO, FOR THE BENEFIT OF HUMANKIND, WILDLIFE AND THE ENVIRONMENT.

PTFA. raising money to support the school

Raising funds to benefit the educational, recreational and development needs of the children of Stapleford School, Church Lane, Stapleford, Hertfordshire

We provide of a range of out of school activities for children betwen 11 - 19 years who have special needs including physical disability. We currently provide a twice monthly Saturday Club. Our aim is to give each child an opportunity for self-development in a happy and safe environment whilst providing respite for parents, carers and siblings.

THE CHARITY AIMS TO RAISE FUNDS BY MEANS OF SOCIAL EVENTS HELD FOR BOTH PARENTS AND CHILDREN TO SUPPORT THE CHILDREN OF SOUTH WITHAM VILLAGE AND SCHOOL. WE USE FUNDS RAISED TO PROVIDE ITEMS, SUCH AS EXTRA EQUIPMENT, PART FUNDING SCHOOL TRIPS, ITEMS THAT ARE DESIRABLE BUT NOT ESSENTIAL TO THE EDUCATION OF THE CHILDREN IN THE VILLAGE & PUPILS ETC

We are an independant church fellowship (ie not affiliated to any particular denomination). We meet together during the week on a flexible basis for fellowship & prayer. We also meet each Sunday morning for a family service.

We organise social and fundraising events, such as grand raffles, school discos, fetes, sales and live music eveings. We also provide refreshments at parent evenings and other school functions and organise seminars to provide information on key issues affecting young people and their parents.

The objects of the trust are relief of poverty, sickness and their forms of distress, the preservation of health and advancement of education amongst the poor, needy, displaced persons and refugees and their families throughout the world.

Monitors Planning Applications and assesses Governmental Papers re planning.Gives talks on matters relating to history and buildings in the area.

Friends of Barlow School charity at Barlow CofE School, Barlow, ChesterfieldRaising money through events such as cake bakes, selling raffle tickets for items donated to school.

Preaching the gospel of Jesus ChristMissionary workWe provide a community centre where people can get help and the support they need through personal support, information, advice, signposting and referrals to help them reach mainstream services. We work to improve inclusion, participation to the wider community and to promote the well-being and independent living for elderly persons

Aid a Child provides grants to help children up to the age of 18 to improve their quality of life through the relief of poverty and sickness, the advancement of education and the protection of health. The grant can be paid to the child, their guardian or any organistion that supports children through charitable purposes.

Supporting heart sufferers their partners and carers in the South West

Fundraising for Pensilva School

We are the Friends of Princecroft, we organise fetes, school discos, tuck shops as fundraising activities.

Christian services, community meetings, concerts.

Fund raising within school such as raffles and bags2school.

Parents, carers, teachers and friends of the school, fund raising to augment the schools resources,enriching the childrens education, supporting school events and showing children the importance of giving.

We keep our members updated with environmental news: events, consultations, jobs etcOur website has news, dates, past newsletters and other downloads, including items from partners.We respond to public enquiries and assist local transition town initiatives.We attend environmental events to promote sustainable living.

We have been trying to get cooperation from the Government of Pakistan to start charitable work in the public health care but have, so far, not succeeded in getting a positive response due to political instability etc. As soon as the circumstances take an encouraging turn we shall be able start some activity in the deprived and underdeveloped area of the country.

Free surgical treatment for people who cannot afford, currently, in Assam, with hospital bills paid by Charity. Also, drugs, travel and accommodation for accompanying persons.Training of local professionals in Reconstructive surgery.

Trustees shall hold the Trust Fund and its income upon trust to pay or apply such income and the whole or any part of the Trust Fund at such time or times as the Trustees see fit

Travel safety information and safer travel awareness through social and digital platforms, primarily for young people travelling outside of the United Kingdom. A lasting legacy site and information for Caroline Ann Stuttle (1982-2002).

The Trustees make grants for exclusively charitable purposes as they in their discretion think fit.

Fundraising within school at book fairs, Christmas fair and a variety of other events including jumble sales, quizes and Bodyshop parties.

Providing training to the the general public by way of commerce, local authority, voluntary and charitable groups in awareness of those with hearing difficulties within the counties of East Anglia (Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire & Essex).

Fundraising for the school which is used to provide additional equipment to support the children's education and recreation, organising events on behalf of the school and supporting those organised by the school.

Organising events to provide extra funding for educational visits and activities and equipment for the school.

Fundraising to support pupils, staff & visitors to the school. Promoting the school involvement in the local community.

Fetes, Sponsored Events, Quiz nights, Discos

FUND RAISING TO ASSIST THE SCHOOL AND ITS ACTIVITIES

Altering Images of Mentality aims to enable and empower the local community to address all issues surrounding mental health in an effort to tackle discrimination and to reduce the stigma felt by people with mental health problems. AIM evolved from Newcastle and North Tyneside Health Promotion Department's World Mental Health Day planning group but is now busy campaigning all year round.

To advance the education of the pupils of Hook Junior School by assisting in the provision of educational, recreational and other charitable facilities.

Enable any registered charity in the UK to receive donations through JustGiving's digital fundraising services.

Information and guidance on Welfare, Housing and other advice for the members of the community; Outreach support to those who cannot access us; Events- delivered to reduce isolation and exclusion across the whole community age groups, especially vulnerable members who are housebound. Supplementary school (6-15 years) mother-tongue language, homework help for all ages; sports and music activities.

Charity organises roller hockey for children. Games, general training and matches with other club teams through regionally organised leagues are organised. Adult supervision and assistance is provided by volunteers, mostly parents of children playing in the club.

Raising funds for the maintenance and improvement of the fabric, fixtures, fittings, other chattels and churchyard of Saint Peter's Church, Newenden

A NON GOVERNMENT, NON PROFIT VOLUNTARY ORGANISATION WORKING FOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF WOMEN IN BANGLADESH. ONGOING ACTIVITIES INCLUDE THE PROVISION OF MICRO-CREDIT, SKILL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING PRIMARY HEALTH CARE AND NON-FORMAL EDUCATION.

(1) To relieve poverty, sickness and distress amongst Filipino people in the United Kingdom and the Philippines.(2) To advance the education of children and young people in the Philippines.

Friends of Ide School organises fund raising & grant applications through Fetes Movie Nights Quizzes Trails around the village As well as raising money for school equipment & resources to enhance our childrens lives FIS helps bring teachers staff parents &carers together Whether it is a social gathering or a fundraising event we come together as a community Strive to improve every child

different fundraising activities.

To advance the education of children in the school by :developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school;engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of pupils.

Fund raising via various social events for benefit of pupils.

A parent & teacher association set up to provide extra equipment, run events and raise funds to aid the education of the children at Holy Trinity CEP School, Lower Beeding, West Sussex.

1. Yoga and walks for physical exercise and mental well being

A parish based organisation involving all aspects of the community in researching recording and publishing parish events and local history both ancient and modern.

We combat poverty by supporting income generation through beekeeping. We provide hives, training and equipment, manufactured locally, to give communities the ability to create businesses around the sale of honey and other hive products, and to integrate beekeeping into current agricultural practices to maximise crop pollination and increase yields.

Fund raising parent/teacher association

The Leeds Astronomical Society provides talks, observing sessions and practical help for enthusiastic amateur astronomers, interested members of the public and groups of all ages. We also organise and participate in astronomy events.