Envisioning Access
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 13-3146988

Envisioning Access: Our Current Mission
As we go through our transition, we are guided by two fundamental principles:

First, our mission, providing innovative technologies and quality-of-life opportunities to those living with physical disabilities, will remain our compass.
Second, we will take care of our post-service monkeys until the end of their natural lives.

Now, after more than four decades of successfully delivering on our mission of providing service animals to help adults with physical disabilities live independent lives, we have recognized we need to adjust the way we operate in response to regulatory, market, and technology changes.

Thus, we are transitioning from a service animal model to exploring specific technologies, including different assistive robotics as well as augmented and virtual reality, to provide opportunities to give those living with physical disabilities the independence to go back to school, find meaningful career opportunities, meet others virtually in a variety of settings, or travel the world. Innovative solutions make endless possibilities for innovative lives.

Additionally, we are providing a safe, healthy, fulfilling environment for post-service and medically challenged monkeys for the rest of their lives at our state-of-the-art Monkey Living Center or in one of our special care homes/foster homes.

Youth On The Move (London) (YOTM)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1171778

Our Projects
Empowering Young People to Be a Better Version of Themselves. Giving them the gift of a wonderful future.

Proud to Belong
A major annual heritage program that instils strong moral values into our youth and provides space for them to expand their minds whilst meeting new and interesting individuals, by bringing young people form London and Manchester together.

Step Up
A comprehensive program to ease transition from Primary to Secondary school and from teenage to adulthood. Activities includes workshops, mentoring, counselling, big sister projects and a fully catered annual event with renowned guest speakers.

Pathways; Engaging the Disengaged
A Midweek getaway for those at risk of becoming NEET which provides youngsters with all the tools they need to motivate them to continue with their education and go on to become the great leaders tomorrow. The programme includes workshops, skill enhancing activities and career guidance.

Sport-a-Way
Our rejuvenating weekend in the countryside aims to encourage young people to appreciate the environment as well as being involved with sports and be active, fit and healthy.

Play Power
This our annual stage showcase. The young people hire a venue and sound equipment, budget, produce a play, make costumes and props, design and print advertising flyers and tickets, sell the tickets  -  and put on the performance for an audience of 650, over two nights.  They develop creative and artistic talents and organisational skills, take pride in their own achievements, and develop new interests, leading to creative and positive interests long after the end of the project. 

Want to learn more about the extent of our services? Get in touch with us today and swing by for a visit: Get In Touch
 
Genea - Genius
Our genealogy project gives young people the opportunity to delve into their roots and ancestors and enables them to make their cultural voice heard. As the former Archbishop of South Africa, Desmond Tutu once said, “a person is a person through other persons.” Having a strong sense of their own cultural history and traditions will help the young people build a positive cultural identity for themselves. This will also supports their sense of belonging and self-esteem and promote their social inclusion.

Child’s Play Charity
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 20-3584556

Child’s Play Charity is rooted in the healing power of play. Endowed by the gaming community, Child’s Play is devoted to improving the lives of children and teens in children’s hospitals.

Child’s Play was born in 2003 when Mike Krahulik and Jerry Holkins of Penny Arcade wanted to change the negative perception of gaming and gamers in the media. In response, they challenged their fans to support Seattle Children’s Hospital through an Amazon Wishlist. In less than one month, they raised over $250,000 in cash and toys.

Since then, Child’s Play has expanded to 190+ network hospitals across the globe, and contributions reach far beyond just games and technology. In 2015 Child’s Play debuted the therapeutic video game guide, enabling Child Life to be intentional when choosing specific games to provide a child. In 2017 Child’s Play funded the first Pediatric Gaming and Technology Specialists within children\'s Hospitals. This new career field brings dedicated gaming experts into the hospitals to support therapeutic gaming and technology integration, provide gaming system support and play games with kids to improve the pediatric patient experience.

With your support, Child\'s Play Charity will continue to improve the lives of pediatric patients and find new ways to help children Play Games, Feel Better™.

Amyloidosis Foundation
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 20-0291856

Investing in research, focused on patients.

We invest in outstanding scientific research and innovative research models to expedite promising therapies to patients.

This is a pivotal time in the history of the amyloidosis, with the approval of three drugs for ATTR in 2019 and a number of new therapies on the horizon. Increasing the level of support is essential for research in these underserved diseases. Researchers, clinicians and partners in the biotech and pharmaceutical industries are working on the development of therapies that are changing the landscape and improving the outlook for patients.

The Amyloidosis Foundation is committed to serving patient needs by supporting research and providing annual grants for junior research scientists whose research targets the challenges in the field of amyloidosis.

Mission 44
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1199596

Mission 44 is a charitable foundation that supports bold organisations, leaders and ideas to reimagine the future and transform the lives of young people from underserved communities.

WE EXIST TO EMPOWER YOUNG PEOPLE, TRANSFORM LIVES, OPEN DOORS

We were founded by Sir Lewis Hamilton, whose first-hand experience of an education system that worked against him, and whose success as the only person of colour in his field, have left him determined to build a fairer, more inclusive future in which every young person can thrive.

Our name is a reference to Lewis’s racing car number and a reminder that it’s possible to succeed no matter what your background.

WE WANT TO REIMAGINE THE FUTURE

We believe a fairer, more inclusive future is possible. To disrupt the status quo, we focus on these three priorities:

EDUCATION
Build a more inclusive education system led by diverse teaching staff.

EMPLOYMENT
Open doors to careers within STEM, motorsport, and the creative industries.

EMPOWERMENT
Empower young people to become an influential force for change.

Eth Zurich Foundation (EZF)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 84-3180130
CH Regulator (CRO) — Charity Number: CHE-110.182.216

ETH Zurich Foundation, Purpose

Paving the way in a complex world
Donations enable exceptional things to happen, strengthen Switzerland’s innovative power and contribute to solutions for the great challenges of our time. Find out why donors and partners support ETH Zurich:

To drive innovation through science in order to solve the greatest challenges of our time.
\"Solutions to the enormous challenges posed by climate change can only be found together.
By providing scientific foundations and technical innovations, ETH Zurich plays a decisive role.

To maintain and promote prosperity and welfare in Switzerland.

Rare Breeds Survival Trust (RBST)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 269442

With almost half a century’s experience of studying native livestock and equines, their behaviour and their impact on the natural environment, RBSTs expertise in the use and management of native breeds is second to none.

Goal: A reverse in the decline of all livestock breeds on the Watchlist

What: We aim to have all the breeds on the Watchlist stable by 2028

How:

• We are refocusing our messaging showing the economic, social and environmental relevance of native breeds.
• We use the latest technology to save our rarest breeds, as with the British Lop Pig Project. What we learn from this project will be applied to the benefit of other breeds.
• We will continue to equip breeders and potential breeders with the knowledge they need to keep animals through our Grazing Animals Project courses and online resources.
• We are identifying ‘Priority Breeds’ and creating Conservation Plans for each of them.

Goal: A comprehensive up-to-date Gene Bank

What: The RBST Gene Bank is the charity’s single biggest investment and a key national asset. We will work towards making this a National Gene Bank, supported by government

When considering whether rare and native breeds of livestock are suitable there are many elements to consider, these vary across species. If you are looking for advice then you can contact one of our Conservation Advisers listed HERE.

Center for Food Safety (CFS)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 52-2165893

Center for Food Safety's mission is to empower people, support farmers, and protect the earth from the harmful impacts of industrial agriculture. Through groundbreaking legal, scientific, and grassroots action, we protect and promote your right to safe food and the environment. CFS's successful legal cases collectively represent a landmark body of case law on food and agricultural issues.

For twenty years, CFS has been at the forefront of organizing a powerful food movement that is fighting the industrial model and promoting organic, ecological, and sustainable alternatives.

The Prince's Countryside Fund (TPCF)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1136077

The Prince’s Countryside Fund’s new strategy for 2021 to 2024 builds on a strong foundation of activity and recognises that the PCF has achieved real success over the past decade. As the charity’s work continues to evolve and grow, this strategy provides a framework for how we can enable family farms to thrive, build confident rural communities and inspire support.

MenWalkTalk (MWT)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1188361

The focus of MenWalkTalk is to offer peer-support, although we have an awareness of Mental Health and experience in supporting those who may be struggling, we are not to replace any therapeutic interventions,

We want to see men thrive in our groups and enjoy the relationships that may come from them.

The Starr Trust (TST)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1127497

Our Mission
To Remove Roadblocks for Young People to help them succeed and thrive in whatever they put their minds to.

To give young people a helping hand to achieve their goals at a time when they need it most encourages independent thinking, a social conscience and self-belief. This can change the trajectory of a young person’s life.

Encouraging success
We do this by supporting Individuals and Groups with Financial Grants, Sharing Connections and Encouraging Success. 

We are an independent, family-run charity. Our income comes entirely from community fundraising, events, and donations from generous companies and individuals

Electrical Safety First (ESF)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 257376
SC Regulator (OSCR) — Charity Number: SC039990

Electrical Safety First is a campaigning charity that aims to reduce deaths and injuries caused by electricity in UK homes. We do this by working closely with Government, the electrical industry, manufacturers, retailers and consumer safety organisations to improve safety regulation and standards. We run media and digital campaigns to share advice and guidance with consumers that will help them to stay safe in their homes.

Lauren’s Kids
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 26-1252588

Lauren’s Kids fight to protect childhood. 

Childhood is supposed to be a time of wonder, imagination and discovery. A time to learn, play and grow. But not all children experience the joy of childhood.

One in 3 girls and 1 in 5 boys will experience the horrors of sexual abuse before their 18th birthday. Though the stats are staggering, the solution is clear: through education and awareness we can prevent 95 percent of abuse.

FarmWell
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1095919

Planning for the future can be a daunting process, especially in farming where we are experiencing so much change. The internet has opened up a wealth of information, but for those who are not ‘computer savvy’ or who work alone, it can be difficult trying to ‘sort the wood from the trees’. Information overload can be a real problem.

FarmWell, launched in 2019 by The Farming Community Network, provides useful information to help keep your business, and yourself, resilient through changing times and plan positively for the future.

FarmWell is an online platform that provides:

• Information about keeping your business resilient through change

• Links to the most useful and user-friendly information sources across all farm business areas, where you can find information to help you plan successfully and efficiently

• Information to help you, your family and your staff stay resilient through change

• Articles, tips and programmes for keeping fit and healthy

• Support and help if you need it

• Guidance on how you can access additional support and mentoring, both from a business and personal perspective, should the need arise

Find out more:

Business Resilience
Personal Resilience
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Create (Arts)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1099733

OUR MISSION
To use the creative arts to connect, empower, inspire and upskill society’s most disadvantaged and vulnerable people, raising aspirations, building self-esteem, reducing isolation and enhancing wellbeing.

OUR AIMS
1. To tackle inequality by giving society’s most disadvantaged and vulnerable people free access to the benefits of the creative arts.

2. To engage participants in tailored projects led by exceptional professional artists in areas where provision is poor and engagement is low.

3. To listen to, advocate for and give a voice to participants.

4. To connect, empower, inspire and upskill participants, developing creativity, raising self-esteem, enriching lives, reducing isolation and enhancing wellbeing.

5. To promote the value of creative arts engagement in achieving social outcomes.

6. To provide high quality work and training to a diverse pool of professional artists.

7. To play an active role in helping to create a society that is fairer, more caring, more inclusive and more sustainable.

The Queen’s Commonwealth Trust (QCT)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1172107

We support Young Leaders who are transforming their communities.

The Commonwealth is a global family of 54 countries, home to 2.4 billion people, of which 60% are under the age of 30.

The Queen’s Commonwealth Trust (QCT) launched on April 21st 2018 in recognition of Her Majesty The Queen’s lifetime of service to others and her love for the Commonwealth and its young people.

We put young Commonwealth leaders at the centre of everything we do, and provide their organisations with flexible funding, practical tools and support, and a vibrant network to help them transform their communities, across the areas of agriculture & food, education & employability, the environment, health, and inclusion.

Less than 0.1% of international aid goes to leaders like them, the ones most affected by the challenges and with solutions that work. Their collective potential is enormous. With your support, we can unlock it.

You can find all 600 charities and patronages of the late Queen at this address: https://www.royal.uk/charities-and-patronages-1

The Institute for the Study of War (ISW)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 26-0273675

The Institute for the Study of War advances an informed understanding of military affairs through reliable research, trusted analysis, and innovative education. We are committed to improving the nation’s ability to execute military operations and respond to emerging threats in order to achieve U.S. strategic objectives. ISW is a non-partisan, non-profit, public policy research organization.

FoodCycle
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1134423

We are FoodCycle, and our vision is to make food poverty, loneliness and food waste a thing of the past for every community.

We connect communities, reducing loneliness and food poverty – working with thousands of volunteers and surplus food to help everyone who needs us. By creating welcoming spaces for people from all walks of life to meet, eat and have conversations, and by offering a weekly telephone Check-in and Chat, we are supporting people’s health and mental wellbeing.

By cooking with surplus ingredients, we promote healthy, sustainable attitudes towards food and its impact on the environment, and help people to learn more about healthy food.

We aim to inspire greater change by sharing the impact of our community dining spaces and the voices of our guests to encourage more people to join and support FoodCycle, so we can help more people and more communities.

Gambling with Lives (GWL)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1184114

Gambling with Lives is a charity set up in 2018 by families bereaved by gambling-related suicide.

We support bereaved families, raise awareness of the devastating effects of gambling disorder, and campaign for change.

Our vision
A world free from gambling-related suicide.

Our mission
To support those bereaved by gambling-related suicide and to improve mental health and save lives through raising awareness of the risks to health posed by gambling.

In support of our mission we:

Support families who have been bereaved by gambling-related suicides
Raise awareness of the dangerous effects of gambling on mental health & the high suicide risk
Campaign to reform the UK’s outdated gambling laws

Public Health England report 409 Gambling-related suicides in England every year.

The Last Night A DJ Saved My Life Foundation (LNADJ)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1142478

OUR STORY
Founded in January 2010, LNADJ strives to change the way people view charitable work through innovative campaigns & initiatives which connect the global dance music community with charitable action in support of children in crisis. Our aim is to inspire people to be the agent for positive changes in their communities, becoming part of a greater movement in the world. Since its humble beginnings, the foundation has developed through the commitment and passion of generous volunteers along with the support of some key companies & individuals both inside & outside of the dance music industry.

WHAT WE DO
Last Night A DJ Saved My Life is a charitable foundation creating opportunities & fundraising initiatives to enable the dance music industry to make a positive impact in support of children in crisis.

HOW WE DO IT
LNADJ provides the vision, connections & essential groundwork. We create partnerships with like-minded organisations, providing funding & support for selected charities and projects.

Black Coffee Foundation (BCF)
ZA Regulator (DSD) — Charity Number: 268-069 NPO

MISSION
The DJ Black Coffee Foundation contributes towards nation building and the rehabilitation of South Africa by continually raising funds through CD sales, donations from the private sector, donations from government institutions, as well as foreign investors.

VISION
The foundation is committed to helping and uplifting the destitute and disabled people of South Africa by analyzing their needs and providing for those needs in a sustainable manner that promotes education, independence and social integration.

StreetVet
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1181527

Homelessness is a growing problem in the UK and an increasing number of homeless people have dogs. The bond between many homeless people and their dogs is profound and the health and wellbeing of their canine companions is often a major priority for their owners.

Life on the streets makes it difficult to access the fundamental vet care required to ensure the health and vitality these dogs deserve. StreetVet is a registered practice with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons and has been established by a dedicated team of professional vets and veterinary nurses to bring that essential care to homeless people and their dogs across the capital. Together the StreetVet team take their experience out onto the streets of ever expanding locations, seeking out people; their dogs living rough, and delivering care and support required to ensure their combined wellbeing.

Combined with the critical support of a host of renowned organisations backing our team of qualified professionals, StreetVet is changing the future for homeless dogs who may otherwise have to go without the care they need and deserve.

Project Dynamo (Liberty Aviation International Rescue Inc.)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 87-2362688
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 87-2362688

Project Dynamo is an umbrella term encompassing two operations — Digital Dunkirk and Dynamo II. Both efforts are being run by extraordinary civilians with no ties to the U.S. government attempting to do the impossible — saving Americans and Afghan allies who are fearing for their lives as the Taliban regains control of Afghanistan.

What Is Digital Dunkirk?
Digital Dunkirk is a veterans coalition locating at-risk individuals and transporting them to temporary safer locations. Once relocated, they await being rescued and taken out of the country. 

The name of the group is a reference to the evacuation of allied forces in Dunkirk during WWII with the help of civilians who volunteered their boats. You can read more about our efforts by using the hashtag #DigitalDunkirk on social media and by browsing our Press page.

What Is Dynamo II?
Digital Dunkirk is being assisted by an air branch, known officially as Dynamo II. This is a group of veterans who were contacted for help by their former Afghan interpreters and other people whose lives are at risk. The name is a reference to Operation Dynamo, the movement that evacuated allied soldiers during World War II from the beaches of Dunkirk.

Help Us Save Americans and Our Allies Abroad

BEVA
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1138672

ABOUT BEVA TRUST
We provide opportunities, support and funding to allow vets and vet nurses to volunteer for projects that seek to enhance equine welfare both locally and globally, in partnership with other organisations. 

Eurasia Foundation (EF)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 52-1780162

What We Do
Eurasia Foundation equips citizens to build resilient communities. Our success showcases the power of a vibrant civil society to drive real and lasting change.

Areas of Expertise
Civil Society Technical
Capacity Building
Governance
Advocacy
Gender & Marginalized Groups
Technology
Youth & Leadership
Media

Our Approach
Eurasia Foundation’s work is grounded in our commitment to supporting meaningful and lasting change in the communities in which we operate. Our core approach is based on the following guiding principles:

Adaptability
We adapt our programs to the distinct contexts in which we operate. From addressing barriers to women’s workplace entry to creating platforms for youth participation, we examine individual experiences and use our in-country networks to channel resources that are relevant and useful in the daily lives of our beneficiaries.

Collaboration
We are committed to building genuine and long-lasting partnerships based on trust and mutual respect. We brainstorm, design, and implement initiatives jointly with our partners on the ground. We consistently seek to improve the quality of our work by listening to stakeholders, partners, and beneficiaries.

Inclusivity
We amplify the voices of marginalized groups, particularly women, youth, minority populations, people with disabilities, and the economically disenfranchised. Our programs reach individuals and groups that reside beyond major cities and hubs and lack access to training opportunities, resources, and networks. 

Practicality
We support the creation of local solutions by building leadership and subject matter expertise within communities. Our programs emphasize critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills, reinforced with practical applications that help participants apply new skills in real-life settings.

Sustainability
We are committed to developing programs and solutions that can live on beyond our direct engagement. We balance the needs of the present within the context of a complex social, economic and environmental landscape. By pursuing sustainability, we improve the quality of our contribution, and encourage our partners to adopt the same approach. 

Perennial (Officially: Gardeners' Royal Benevolent Society)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1155156

At Perennial we can support you through many of life’s challenges that you may find overwhelming.  Our friendly and experienced team are here to help you and your family with the things that we can all face from time to time. We understand the devastating impact bereavement, money worries, ill health, homelessness, redundancy and family breakdown can have on lives and that everyone can experience financial difficulties.

We recognise that everyone is different, our helpline is here to answer your questions, and we can arrange for one of our team to work with you to develop the support that is right for you. Call 0800 093 8543 or complete our contact form for confidential help and support.

On our website you can find tools, resources and helpful information to help build confidence and achieve your aspirations for financial, mental and physical wellbeing. 

Friends of Virgin Islands National Park
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 66-0463113

Friends of Virgin Islands National Park is the official philanthropic partner of Virgin Islands National Park and the only non-profit on St. John and St. Thomas in the US Virgin Islands focused solely on the protection of the Park's natural and cultural resources. Since 1988, we have been assisting and advising the National Park Service in assuring the Park’s unique terrestrial and marine resources are protected, the Virgin Island’s cultural treasures in the Park are preserved, and visitors are connected to their Park through volunteerism, education and advocacy.

International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 229476

IPPF's integrated healthcare delivery is wide-ranging, including comprehensive sex education, provision of contraceptive, safe abortion, and maternal care to anyone who needs it regardless of race, gender, sex, income, and crucially no matter how remote.

Women’s need for reproductive health care is not suspended in a humanitarian crises. One-quarter of people affected by crises are women and girls aged 15-49. In crisis settings there is a heightened risk of early marriage, sexual violence, unsafe abortions and unattended births. Transmission rates of STIs, including HIV, also increase in emergencies whilst access to normal healthcare services decreases.

Feed the Children
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 73-6108657

OUR VISION
Create a world where no child goes to bed hungry.

Strategic Vision
Feed the Children stands ready to help – near and far. From an international child who needs a nourishing meal and school supplies, to grandparents who are raising their grandchildren on a fixed income, or a U.S. military family trying to make ends meet while a parent is deployed, we are unwavering in our dedication to helping our neighbors and building caring communities.

Together for Short Lives
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1144022
SC Regulator (OSCR) — Charity Number: SC044139

We want to help every child and family living with a life-limiting or life-threatening condition get the very best care and support they can so they can make the most of every moment together Making an impact.

By supporting and speaking up for children and families, and those that support and care for them, we are driving for a better quality of life and end of life for children with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions. We want to help change lives.

Find out more about what we do and our strategy for change.

Sussex Homeless Support (SHS)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1175229

Sussex Homeless Support are a registered Brighton based charity.
We provide support, advice, and outreach to people suffering housing crisis in Sussex.

Run by volunteers, we rely solely on donations to continue our work. Every Saturday we run a Street Kitchen at Old Steine in Brighton where we serve meals, give out clothes and advice to around 500 rough sleepers and vulnerable people.

We won’t turn anyone in need away and we’ll aim to help in any way that we can

Read about what SHS are doing for Ukraine: Stronger Together

CORE Response
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 27-1703237

CORE is on the ground in Poland and Romania supporting the immediate needs of people fleeing Ukraine in the wake of a massive humanitarian catastrophe.

 CORE responds immediately to support underserved communities across the globe through and beyond crisis.

Our Impact
Our journey began out of instinct and an ethical imperative to save lives. Today, our efforts have evolved into an approach centered on building sustainable programs to support communities to recover, rebuild, and be prepared in the face of crisis.

 “I have never seen so much good in any situation than after a disaster. That’s where you see the most amazing miracles of what people can do for each other. And that’s what keeps us going.” — ANN LEE, CO-FOUNDER & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

 Get Involved Our efforts are the direct result of individuals coming together to help communities in need. Together, we can build a better future—for Haiti and beyond.
LEARN MORE: https://www.coreresponse.org/get-involved

Hostage International
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1161072

Hostage International exists to support the families of hostages, and former hostages around the world.

Kidnapping is a frightening and lonely experience, impacting not only the hostage but their family, friends, community, colleagues and employer. As an independent charity, we strive to make sure that people affected by kidnapping are supported throughout this ordeal.

SUPPORT – Independent emotional and practical support to families affected by a loved one held hostage, and to hostages after release;

TRAINING – Tailored training in family support. Our bespoke approach incorporates our direct experience and knowledge of family issues into our training to help organisations which operate in high risk environments;

UNDERSTANDING – A commitment to improving understanding about the plight of hostages and returning hostages.

RESOURCES
Our free resources provide a general overview of kidnapping, while our in-depth and downloadable guides cater to families, former hostages and organisations.

Our videos consist of interviews with former hostages and family members who reflect on their experience and what helped them, as well as specialists which provide advice on specific areas of support.

Look into the links at this page for indepth details: https://www.hostageinternational.org/how-we-can-help/

Street Child
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1128536

OUR PURPOSE

TO SEE ALL CHILDREN SAFE, IN SCHOOL AND LEARNING - ESPECIALLY IN LOW RESOURCE ENVIRONMENTS AND EMERGENCIES.

WHAT WE DO
We are experts in education, economic empowerment and protection programming. Our interventions are integrated to confront challenges, assuring safety as we afford access to schooling.

By coupling instantaneous change for children with an increase in the capacities of caregivers, communities and schools we support children to be safe, in school and learning in the long term.
Find out more: https://street-child.org/theme/

WHERE WE WORK
We seek out situations where there are gaps between aid, assistance and need and, as such, are often one of the only organisations supporting children in these tough circumstances.

We prioritise children in the most marginalised populations and currently work in over 20 countries across sub-Saharan Africa, Asia and Europe.
Find out more: https://street-child.org/countries/

Abundance International
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 20-3354801

Abundance International delivers care for these orphans with medical care, disabilities care, birthing center, education, construction projects, and more.

Caring for orphans is not glamorous work. It sometimes means carrying bags of potatoes, flats of eggs, and diapers. Sometimes it involves getting your hands dirty in a construction project. It’s not a question of comfort for ourselves, but a determination to do whatever it takes. These little ones deserve a good start in life.

David Nott Foundation (DNF)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1162537

TRAINING WAR DOCTORS, SAVING LIVES
Our mission is simple – to save victims of conflict and natural disaster by better-equipping the doctors who care for them

The David Nott Foundation was established with a simple mission: to provide the surgeons and medical professionals working in the most hostile environments with the skills and the confidence to save more lives.

There is unfortunate certainty in the enduring occurrence of conflict and natural disaster. Environmental catastrophe and civil unrest are becoming an increasingly inherent part of our global landscape. At the frontlines of these crises are the doctors and medical professionals who work tirelessly – often against the odds – to help victims and preserve life.

Yet in countries where resources are scarce, and access to equipment and training is limited, these doctors are left to face the most challenging of circumstances, ill-equipped and unsupported.

The Hungarian Reformed Charity Service Foundation
HU Regulator (MOJ) — Charity Number: 18196913-1-42

The Hungarian Reformed Charity Service is a non-profit charitable organization with a Reformed background and Christian values, which has been operating since 2006. Regardless of gender, religion or political affiliation, we provide assistance to the needy people living in the Carpathian Basin, in accordance with the principle of need. In addition, we have organized a number of foreign missions in recent years to help areas affected by natural and humanitarian disasters.

We operate 6 offices in Hungary, 1-1 in Transcarpathia and Transylvania, where our 148 employees and more than 500 volunteers perform charity activities nationwide.

Every year, tens of thousands of children and families living in difficult circumstances count on our charity, whether it be social assistance, development or even care. Some of our best known programs are: Love Bridge, Love Box, Sagittarius Miss Scholarship, Rescue Bear Program.

People In Need (PIN)
CZ Regulator (RPBC) — Charity Number: 25755277

We are a non-governmental, non-profit organization founded on the ideals of humanism, freedom, equality and solidarity. We consider human dignity and freedom to be fundamental values. We believe that people anywhere in the world should have the right to make decisions about their lives and to share the rights expressed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

We strive for a society that is open, informed, engaged and responsible with respect to problems at home and around the world. We want to actively participate in shaping a society where cultural, ethnic, racial and other differences are a source of enrichment rather than conflict.

We are an intrinsic part of civil society. Our work is based on the personal initiative and activity of hundreds of our employees and volunteers, both in the Czech Republic and in the dozens of other countries where we operate, as well as the trust and support we are endowed with by individuals, businesses, governments and international institutions.

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Depaul International
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1107385

Depaul International is the parent charity of the Depaul Group, a group of charities that works across the world with a mission to end homelessness and change the lives of those affected by it

What we do
Depaul makes a difference to people around the world who are disadvantaged and experiencing homelessness

Innovation and growth
We provide a platform for Group members to share and develop new approaches to ending homelessness – informed by best practice and stemming from their own experience. We also establish new subsidiaries in countries where we can improve what is on offer, or, where there is an identified lack of services for people experiencing homelessness.

Polska Akcja Humanitarna (PAH)
PL Regulator (MOJ) — Charity Number: 0000136833
PL Regulator (MOJ) — Charity Number: 0000136833
PL Regulator (MOJ) — Charity Number: 0000136833

When an armed conflict breaks out or a natural disaster strikes, the local community is not always able to react to the crisis on its own. State authorities do not have sufficient funds, the people afflicted by disaster suddenly lose their possessions and are deprived of access to safe drinking water and other resources which they might find useful in a crisis. In such cases, immediate humanitarian response is needed.

Conflicts and disasters force people to leave their safe homes and to flee and seek shelter far from danger. Shifting frontlines or an unstable socioeconomic situation in the region prevent them from settling safely in one place.

Food and water prices are rising exorbitantly. Some zones are hardly accessible and very often there is no way of delivering any non-food items to them.

At POLISH HUMANITARIAN ACTION our aim is to provide immediate and effective help to people whose life or health is in danger due to a humanitarian crisis. The principle of humanitarianism, to which we are firmly committed, provides that human suffering must meet with a reaction in any circumstances. We engage in activities intended to immediately provide safe drinking water, food, shelter and the bare essentials to the afflicted people.

What we do: https://www.pah.org.pl/en/what-we-do/

About Us: https://www.pah.org.pl/en/about-us/

The Performance Right Society Foundation (PRS)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1080837

We invest in the future of music by supporting talent development and new music across the UK; enabling songwriters and composers of all backgrounds to realise their potential and reach audiences across the world.

PRS Foundation is the UK’s leading charitable funder of new music and talent development. Since 2000 it has given more than £35 million to over 7,300 new music initiatives by awarding grants and leading partnership programmes. PRS Foundation supports an exceptional range of new music activity, from showcases and commissions to a network of talent development partners.

Four Paws
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1118102

FOUR PAWS is the global animal welfare organisation for animals under direct human influence, which reveals suffering, rescues animals in need and protects them.

Founded in 1988 in Vienna by Heli Dungler and friends, the organisation advocates for a world where humans treat animals with respect, empathy and understanding. Today, with offices in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Kosovo, the Netherlands, Switzerland, South Africa, Thailand, Ukraine, the UK, the USA and Vietnam as well as sanctuaries for rescued animals in eleven countries, FOUR PAWS provides rapid help and long-term solutions.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 13-1624100

At The Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS1, we celebrate creativity, openness, tolerance, and generosity. We aim to be inclusive places— both onsite and online—where diverse cultural, artistic, social, and political positions are welcome. We’re committed to sharing the most thought-provoking modern and contemporary art, and hope you will join us in exploring the art, ideas, and issues of our time.

Law for Life: the Foundation for Public Legal Education
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1143589

Law for Life: the Foundation for Public Legal Education is an education and information charity that aims to increase access to justice by providing everyone with an awareness of their legal rights together with the confidence and skills to assert them.

We believe that everyone should understand their legal rights and obligations, and know how to gain redress through the legal system. Yet most people struggle to cope with legal issues, and often don’t know where to go for help.

Being able to cope with family and housing issues, sorting out employment and benefit matters or difficulties with goods and services is crucial. These issues are the cornerstones of everyday life that can become drivers of poverty and inequality if left unresolved.

We have the expertise, the practical experience, and the tools to work with any organisation that wants to support the legal needs of their service users.

Advicenow is a service provided by: https://www.advicenow.org.uk/

Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children (FIMRC)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 20-0274889

FIMRC is a 501(c)(3), nonprofit organization dedicated to improving access to healthcare for families around the world through the implementation of innovative and self-sustaining health programs. Through its network of outpatient clinics and partnerships, FIMRC asserts a multidimensional strategy that includes clinical services, extensive community outreach efforts, and health education programs.

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, 90% of FIMRC’s revenue was generated through international global health volunteer travel. Each year, more than 900 volunteers traveled to FIMRC sites around the world, contributing time and resources to FIMRC’s program in exchange for a comprehensive, hands-on global health experience. Since COVID-19, international volunteer travel has been paused and FIMRC’s clinical and preventive health services are entirely funded through donations and participation in virtual volunteer programs.

FIMRC was founded in 2002, is incorporated in Washington, DC and headquartered in Philadelphia, PA. The FIMRC team includes more than 3,000 dedicated staff and volunteers worldwide who provide the leadership and support necessary to achieve our mission of improving access to healthcare for children in medically underserved communities.

Countries
Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, India, Nicaragua, Peru, Philippines, Uganda

Children
FIMRC focuses on children within all 10 sites, providing services for children whether that is through health promotion and education in local schools, nutrition programs, mental health support, and orphan and vulnerable children programs.

Renewable World
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1119467

Can you imagine your day without power?
For many communities living in difficult to reach and low-income areas around the world, governments and private companies do not provide the energy services that we often take for granted.

At Renewable World, we exist to serve alongside these marginalised communities, while also serving our planet as stewards of a carbon-neutral and prosperous future for all.

We do this by working within a network of talented local partners and remote energy-poor communities to develop affordable and innovative renewable energy solutions that service families living without any means of safe and reliable power.

Why Energy?
We believe that access to affordable and reliable energy is critical to providing everything a community needs to thrive: from healthcare to water, to education, to jobs. And yet, more than 840 million people worldwide do not have access to clean, safe energy sources.

In addition to providing transformative power for communities, energy is also at the centre of a new global challenge: the climate crisis. Unpredictable weather and environmental degradation caused by fossil fuel emissions continue to threaten livelihoods around the world.

Sadly, it is often the remote, energy-poor communities that are also most impacted by climate breakdown. It is this joint urgency – to service the most underserved families while working to solve the climate crisis – that we dedicate ourselves.

Our Goal
Every person deserves the right to determine their own future. Access to energy and a clean environment makes this possible.

We envision a world where renewable energy is readily accessible to all, helping to end extreme poverty and reduce climate change.

We are developing and deploying effective solutions that bring renewable energy to scale for poor communities, (em)powering thousands to achieve sustainable and resilient livelihoods.

You too can (em)power the world.

Read up on this: The energy and climate crisis

Cookson Hills
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 73-0665495

Since 1957, Cookson Hills has provided home, school, and therapy for kids who are at-risk. We are a children’s home in Northeast Oklahoma, serving kids ages 5-17 who want to write a better story for their lives and have experienced challenges with family life, homelessness, poor peer relationships, abuse, or neglect. Compelled by the love of Christ, our team works together to fulfill our vision – to raise up healthy individuals who are empowered to positively impact future generations.

Non-Discrimination Policy
Cookson Hills Christian School, Inc. admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.

Transform Drug Policy Foundation (TDPF)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1100518

Policy on working with drug, alcohol, pharmaceutical and tobacco (DAPT) industries

Transform believes that drugs should be legally regulated, with retail placed under a system of
state licensing. Inevitably, this implies that a legitimate commercial market in currently illegal
drugs will emerge. While our policy models allow for a range of different licensing options, all
would involve some degree of commercialization. However, Transform also believes that the
goal of drug policy should be the promotion of public health, social justice and human rights.
There is, inevitably, a tension between these goals and the pursuit of profit that motivates the
actions of commercial actors in this market.

Transform also highly values its independence and ability to speak truth to power. Therefore, it
is critical that Transform remains, and is seen to remain, unswayed by the influence of
commercial interests in its work. This can only be achieved by retaining a clear distance
between its financial interests and those of the commercial sector.

The opportunity to enter into financial relationships with DAPT companies has only grown with
the emergence of large companies engaged in the production and retail of legal cannabis.
Transform recognizes that such enterprises are a valid and inevitable aspect of a regulated
market; however, we also believe that public health policy should be designed without the
undue influence of those who primary purpose is profit-maximisation. Therefore, despite the
potential attraction of income, we should strive to remain independent of such influence.

Read more here

Dream Foundation (The Dalmatian Dreams Foundation)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 77-0405779

Dream Foundation serves terminally-ill adults and their families by providing end-of-life Dreams that offer inspiration, comfort and closure. Over the past 25 years, our Dreams have provided psychosocial and emotional support tailored to more than 32,000 terminally-ill adults and their families.

The only national dream-granting organization, Dream Foundation’s Dreams touch lives, meet essential needs, reunite families, and play a critical role in the special end-of-life care that focuses on improving quality of life for Dream recipients and their families. Dreams can be as simple as paying a heating bill to relieve financial stress, creating happy memories, meeting a personal hero—any request that provides support and compassion.

We have built a nationwide community of hundreds of volunteers, hospices, health care organizations, committed individuals and corporate donors that support compassionate care for terminally-ill adults. Each year, they help us give life to 2,500 Dreams nationwide.

Dream recipients are at least 18-years-old, have a life expectancy of 12 months or less, and lack the resources to achieve their Dreams on their own.

OUR MISSION
Dream Foundation serves terminally-ill adults and their families by providing end-of-life Dreams that offer inspiration, comfort and closure.

Maritime Archaeology Trust (MAT)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 900025

MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGY TRUST

Investigate | Engage | Promote | Protect

The Maritime Archaeology Trust was established to study and manage the underwater cultural heritage and disseminate the results. The organisation was set up over thirty years ago to develop a strategic approach to the sustainable management of the maritime archaeological resource in the UK and internationally.

Our pioneering investigation of shipwrecks, intertidal structures, drowned settlements and submerged prehistoric landscapes has steered research in projects across north-west Europe, in the Mediterranean Sea, the Arabian Gulf and the Red Sea. Our education, outreach and volunteering programmes make maritime heritage available to all through events, activities, our Discovery Bus and through the Shipwreck Centre and Maritime Museum.

Grief Encounter
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1175837

WHAT WE DO We have been providing free, professional and specialist bereavement support services for over 15 years

Founded by Dr Shelley Gilbert MBE, our mission is to give every child and young person access to the best possible support following the death of someone close.

We work closely with individuals, families, schools and professionals to offer a way through the anxiety, fear and isolation so often caused by grief. Our services include:

• One-to-one counselling
• Group workshops
• Music, art and drama therapy
• Residentials and Family Fun Days
• A National, free and confidential helpline called grieftalk offering web chat service too
• Bespoke support for schools, universities and colleges
• A dedicated Trauma Team for support following a sudden or traumatic bereavement.
• Accredited training courses and webinars for professionals
• Award-winning resources including our unique Grief Relief Kit, Grief Encounter Workbook and Journal

We are an open-access charity, funded by the generosity of our supporters, and here to help alleviate the pain and confusion caused by the death of a parent or sibling. Bereavement is devastating at any age, but for a child it is life-changing. Get in touch with us if you need support.

Los Angeles Orphanage Guild (LAOG)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 95-3423223

The Los Angeles Orphanage Guild is a charitable organization of women whose members act as dedicated ambassadors in the community, raising funds and awareness to ensure Maryvale can continue the wonderful work they do on behalf of the children in their care.

We accomplish this mission in several ways:

• Through the efforts and giving of our members* (*membership is by invitation only by a current member, and in order to be considered for membership, those who are invited to join must attend our membership coffee in April)
• Through the giving of our friends
• Through two annual fundraising events in November and April

British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 803438
SC Regulator (OSCR) — Charity Number: SC039304

British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) was formed in 1988, when a few like-minded divers got together in response to a mass mortality of common seals in the Wash area of East Anglia, to do what they could for the rescue effort in response to the Phocine Distemper Virus epidemic that resulted in thousands of deaths.

Since 1988, BDMLR has been involved in the rescue of marine wildlife after every major marine disaster, including the Braer shipwreck in Shetland, the Sea Empress grounding in Milford Haven, and the Napoli shipwreck in Dorset.

Seal rescue has remained a major component of the BDMLR’s work, with medics rescuing animals in all seasons around the UK.

Although seal rescue has remained a key component of the charity’s work, it has become progressively more involved in the response to stranded and entangled cetaceans (whales, dolphins and porpoise). BDMLR were founder members of the Marine Animal Rescue Coalition (MARC), an affiliation of organisations with an active interest and involvement in the management of marine mammal strandings in the UK, with a primary focus of improving the response to live cetacean strandings. This has been achieved through sharing information and opinions, encouraging training and equipment, and consideration of the options available for the disposition of beached animals in the context of UK strandings patterns.

Every year, BDMLR trains over 1000 volunteer Marine Mammal Medics and has 20 whale rescue pontoons located at strategic points throughout the UK, waiting to help stranded whales and dolphins.

Parents And Children Together (PACT) — (official name: Oxford Diocesan Council For Social Work Incorporated)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 285214

About adoption
If you want to find out whether becoming a parent through adoption is the right step for you then we are here to help!
Adoption is the process by which a couple or single person becomes the legal and permanent parent of a child or sibling group who cannot be cared for within their birth family.

PACT finds, trains, prepares and supports people from across the south east who want to become a parent through adoption.

Download our adoption guide

Could you adopt? Interested to find out how easy it would be for you to adopt?
Use our interactive self-assessment tool to find out now!

Hope and Homes for Children (HHC)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1089490

Hope and Homes for Children was the creation of two extraordinary individuals who believed that every child had the right to grow up in a loving family. Today, the organisation that Mark and Caroline Cook started at their kitchen table in Wiltshire in 1994, is at the forefront of a growing global movement to eliminate the institutional care of children

Our mission is to be the catalyst for the global elimination of institutional care for children.

Our vision is a world in which children no longer suffer institutional care.

Read about our story

Freedom from Torture (FFT)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1000340
SC Regulator (OSCR) — Charity Number: SC039632

We provide specialist psychological therapy to help asylum seekers and refugees who have survived torture recover and rebuild their lives in the UK. And we provide training for professionals working with torture survivors.

With survivors, we campaign for change in the UK and across the world. Together, we raise awareness and influence decision-makers about torture and its impact.

Parents And Children Together (PACT-Hawaii)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 99-0119678

We serve over 15,000 parents, children, individuals and families each year throughout Hawaii with statewide programs and services in 5 areas of focus:
- Early Childhood Education
- Domestic Violence Prevention & Intervention
- Child Abuse & Neglect Prevention & Treatment
- Behavioral Health Support
- Community Building & Economic Development

OUR PRIORITY
is to destigmatize mental health and make sure everyone is getting the support and care they need. Parents And Children Together offers Intensive Support Services programs on Oahu, Maui, Molokai and Kauai for families and youth with serious behavioral, social and emotional challenges. The services provided are individualized for each child and family, eliminating barriers and promoting healthy minds.

Surfrider Foundation
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 95-3941826

What We Fight For

Plastic Reduction
Reducing the impact of plastics in the marine environments that surround us.

Ocean Protection
Defending our oceans from challenges threatening the vitality of the ecosystem.

Beach Access
Working with decision-makers to ensure full and fair beach access for all to enjoy.

Coastal Preservation
Taking on issues that threaten our beaches and natural shorelines.

Clean Water
Protecting the health and sustainability of our planet’s most precious resource.

The Surfrider Foundation is dedicated to the protection and enjoyment of the world’s ocean, waves and beaches, for all people, through a powerful activist network.

Force of Nature (FON) — (nonprofit community interest company)
UK Regulator (ORCIC) — Charity Number: 11978746

You can help Force of Nature mobilise tomorrow’s climate leaders, today
Force of Nature is made up of the very young people we seek to serve, with a student network across 50+ countries.

We help others like us shift out of anger, anxiety and despair, toward feelings of agency, community and vision. We do this through free and subsidised programmes, delivered to a diversity of young people.

Here’s a report on 'The Rise of Eco Anxiety'.

Blockchain Charity Foundation (BCF)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 83-4414507

World’s first transparent donation platform
Blockchain Charity Foundation is revolutionising global giving with crypto and is unlocking the power of blockchain to help alleviate poverty, fight inequality and ensure the health of people and our planet.

Our Values
Direct Impact: We transfer your donation directly to the end beneficiary - meaning 100% of your money goes to those who need it most.

Changemakers
We envision a world where blockchain helps end inequality and advances sustainable development. We’re unlocking innovation and action, to turn this from our vision to reality.

Transparency
Through the power of blockchain technology, we are transforming global giving, by providing a process that’s entirely traceable, accountable and immutable.

Outside In
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1171128

Outside In is a catalyst for change. Founded in 2006, it is now an established national charity that aims to provide a platform for artists who face significant barriers to the art world due to health, disability, social circumstance or isolation.

Outside In’s work covers three main areas: Artist development, exhibitions and training. These activities, supported by fundraising and communications, all aim to create a fairer art world by supporting artists, creating opportunities and influencing arts organisations.

Art Fund is the operating name of the National Art Collections Fund
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 209174
SC Regulator (OSCR) — Charity Number: SC038331

For over 110 years we have supported museums and galleries, and helped them to buy and display great works of art for everyone to enjoy.

We help museums and galleries in a number of ways:

• Providing museums and curators with funding for: acquisitions; training and development; and the display of art through tours and exhibitions.
• Running public appeals when a particular work of art is under threat. Most recently, we ran a successful campaign to raise £3.5m to save Derek Jarman’s Prospect Cottage; in 2014 we helped save one of the most important industrial archives in the world, the Wedgwood Collection, which documents the evolution of ceramics design over 250 years. Through major appeals like these we have raised more than £45m to save works of art or collections.
• Promoting hundreds of UK museums and galleries through the National Art Pass.
• Providing museums and galleries with the chance to fundraise for individual projects through Art Happens, our crowdfunding platform.
• Helping museums share and show collections, by supporting tours and exhibitions such as ARTIST ROOMS, a nationwide tour of post-war and contemporary art.
• Campaigning and advocacy work: we lobbied behind the scenes for free entry to national museums, and more recently for tax incentives to encourage philanthropy.
• Through the Art Fund Museum of the Year, we celebrate the very best museums and galleries in the country.

Thanks to our broad community of Art Fund members and supporters, significant works of art can be seen by all, from Titian’s Diana and Callisto at the National Galleries of Scotland to Rachel Whiteread’s exquisite Tree of Life on the facade of the Whitechapel Gallery. Join us and make a difference.

Who we are

• Director and senior staff
• Chairman and trustees

More about Art Fund

• Our history
• How we are funded
• Art Quarterly

World Central Kitchen (WCK)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 27-3521132

World Central Kitchen uses the power of food to empower communities and strengthen economies.

After WCK has led an emergency food relief response, our resilience team evaluates the food ecosystem and will make long-term commitments of support when we know we can successfully address chronic food system challenges with our unique mix of talents and resources.

Through locally led approaches, our food resilience programs advance human and environmental health, offer access to professional culinary training, create jobs, and improve food security for the people we serve.

Anxiety UK
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1113403

Anxiety UK was formed in 1970, by Katharine and Harold Fisher as a result of Katharine’s experience of agoraphobia and her desire to develop support for others similarly affected.

Since those early beginnings, we’ve grown to become a national organisation with an international reach, whilst retaining a user-led ethos – being run by and for those with anxiety.

Many of our small seven strong staff team have their own lived experience and understand the distress, isolation and misery that anxiety can cause. We’re here to help and can support you to find ways to control anxiety instead of it controlling you.

Help us to make the despair caused by anxiety a thing of the past

Tompkins Conservation
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 94-3363675

WE’RE A SMALL, DETERMINED TEAM.

Activists, advocates, biologists and builders... the people of Tompkins Conservation—founded by Kristine and the late Douglas Tompkins (1943–2015), business leaders from Patagonia, The North Face, and Esprit—are working to confront the twin crises facing life on Earth: climate chaos and collapsing ecosystems.

More than a quarter century ago, we committed ourselves to working on the ground in the Southern Cone of South America. From northern Argentina to southern Chile, you’ll find us creating landscape-scale conservation projects that focus on restoring an area’s full complement of native species.

Amigos Of Costa Rica
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 31-1714653

Founded by CRUSA in 2000, Amigos of Costa Rica is a US based nonprofit organization whose mission is to support CRUSA in its commitment to fostering sustainable development in Costa Rica by connecting donors' values and resources with vetted nonprofit solutions.

 Mission
Amigos of Costa Rica contributes to the wellbeing of Costa Rica by connecting donors’ values and resources with vetted non-profit solutions.

Vision
Amigos of Costa Rica will be the preeminent advocate for philanthropic engagement in Costa Rica.

By the Numbers
In 2020 Amigos of Costa Rica raised over $4 million for the second year in a row. Increasing from 1,500 to 5,000 donors, more and more people engaged in supporting the nonprofits of Costa Rica during the start of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Join us in maintaining this critical support during 2021.

Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 11-6107128

EDF is one of the world’s leading environmental organizations. We’ve been driving results for more than 50 years.

OUR WORK — What makes our solutions last?
When we bring the right problem-solvers together, we see the challenges more clearly. With that know-how and insight, we take action in ways that endure.

Impact by the numbers
4M Acres that have protected 63 rare species, thanks to EDF’s efforts to give landowners incentives to help wildlife

$1.6B — the amount in energy savings EDF Climate Corps fellows have uncovered for top companies since 2008

28 countries around the world where EDF works with partners and allies to solve the most critical environmental problems

What we do
Thanks to our supporters and partners, EDF follows the evidence to zero in on the areas where our expertise can make the biggest difference:

Climate
We’re working to stabilize the climate, creating new ways to cut emissions.

Solutions
Solving climate change takes a global effort and rigorous science is our bedrock. It drives everything we do.
https://www.edf.org/science

ReFOCUS Media Labs (A Rough Cut Productions campaign covered by the US registered nonprofit Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 23-1885448

Mission
Refocus is dedicated to creating a global network of media labs to equip asylum seekers with modern media creation skills, and to provide a platform to showcase original work and share their stories. Refocus continues to report from the front line of the crisis, and regularly engages in school communities with interactive events and media art installations.

Motivations
Tens of thousands of teenage and young adult asylum seekers continue to flee war, persecution or extreme poverty. Crucial years of education are lost while lingering in refugee camps waiting for asylum, and in turn dreams and aspirations are compromised. Refocus media labs fights to change this reality by training our students through photography, audio and video production, graphic design, media editing and computer classes.

AMPARA Animal
BR Regulator (MOJPS) — Charity Number: CNPJ - 12791298000184
BR Regulator (MOJPS) — Charity Number: CNPJ/MF SOB N.12.791.298/0001-84

Our mission is to transform society through preventive actions, to generate a positive impact on the protection of dogs and cats and on the conservation of Brazilian species.
Combat violence against these beings by defending their rights and developing more efficient public policies. Defend a fairer and more ethical society, where animals are treated with respect, and can coexist with the human species in a balanced system.

SportsAid
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1111612

SportsAid’s mission is to help young people succeed in sport. The charity does this by providing them with financial support and recognition for their achievements as they progress in their careers.

SportsAid’s mission is also to make a bigger difference in helping talented young sports people and to support their wider development as individuals. SportsAid’s strategic aims for the period up to 2021 are:

• To increase the impact of help and recognition from SportsAid
• To share insight and best practice to support a more positive experience in the talent environment
• To be a trusted, valued partner

SportsAid’s full name is Sports Aid Trust. SportsAid is also a private company limited by guarantee (number: 5538901). The registered office is 21 Bloomsbury Street, London WC1B 3HF.

The charity also operates a wholly owned subsidiary called SAF Promotions Limited (company number: 2508698). The Directors of SAF Promotions are Ian Braid, Ronnie Denholm and Richard Glasson. The Company Secretary is Adam Joelson, SportsAid’s Finance Manager.

Linked to SportsAid is an unincorporated society - the Sports Aid Foundation Society. The Society’s committee members are the same as the Board of Trustees. The Chair is Mike Westcott, the Secretary is Adam Joelson and the Treasurer is Ronnie Denholm. All other trustees of SportsAid are ordinary committee members. The Society is currently dormant.

COMPANY SECRETARY

SportsAid’s company secretary is Adam Joelson, who can be contacted via email or by calling him on 020 7273 1976.

SOLICITORS

SportsAid’s solicitors are Eversheds LLP, One Wood Street, London, EC2V 7WS. 

AUDITORS

SportsAid’s auditors are Kingston Smith LLP, Chartered Accountants, Devonshire House, 60 Goswell Road, London, EC1M 7AD.

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 13-3393329

If you feel unhappy, depressed, anxious, fearful, moody, or in need of emotional help, a mental health professional can help you to better understand your problems and, with time, to feel better.

Mental health professionals have specialized training to identify and understand problems that may be causing you discomfort or putting you at risk, and also in helping people with a variety of mental disorders. They can prescribe medicine, or can connect you with someone who can determine whether you need medication.

They are trained to offer an objective, independent viewpoint, and can help you to connect with other professionals and specialists, if needed.

Mental health resources
The links below may be helpful in finding mental health providers in your area, along with more information about choosing the right provider for you. We also offer general suicide prevention resources as well as resources focused on supporting individuals in underrepresented communities.

• findtreatment.samhsa.gov
• mhanational.org/finding-help

The Ayahuasca Foundation (fiscally supported by MAPS)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 59-2751953

The Ayahuasca Foundation envisions a future where a new paradigm of medical understanding predominates every culture of the world. In this new field of medicine, modern technology is used alongside natural medicine to produce a holotropic treatment plan, effecting positive change on every level of human existence. This paradigm shift back towards the indigenous worldview will not just alter the way medicine is practiced, but will change the way economies are structured, governments operate, companies are monitored, and how people relate to one another. When we once again see this planet as one living organism of which we are all a part, then we will reverse the negative impact of humankind and cocreate a healthy and happy planet, a true paradise.

The Ayahuasca Foundation was conceived in the spring of 2008 by Carlos Tanner, an American and student of curanderismo. After living and studying with a curandero for over four years, Carlos worked to provide a safe and effective way for people to not only receive treatment in the healing tradition of the Amazon but also to study the tradition, the way he had with his maestro. The idea for the Ayahuasca Foundation was born from a desire to spread the science of plant medicine back into the world. The Foundation supports the preservation of indigenous wisdom and culture, offering healing retreats and educational courses, and conducting research focused on the ayahuasca healing tradition used for millennia by indigenous healers of the Peruvian Amazon. The Ayahuasca Foundation also supports the preservation of the Amazon rainforest, and promotes educational efforts to raise awareness about sustainability, permaculture, and harmonious environmental relationships. The Foundation participates in community outreach programs and cultural reeducation projects.

SACMHA Health & Social Care
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1058006

SACMHA is a charitable organisation established in 1988 in response to the health and social care needs of people of African and Caribbean descent.

SACMHA provides culturally responsive support to people from those communities in need of assistance because of their age, youth, disability, caring responsibilities, financial hardship or social disadvantage.

SACMHA is responsive to the changing social care needs of the people and communities we serve.

SACMHA had its genesis in the African Caribbean community and still has a specialism with that community, however, since 2011, SACMHA Health & Social Care has been offering quality health and social care solutions to all the communities of Sheffield.

In delivering our services we provide a range of social and health care facilities, research, information, advice and education, on all aspects of mental and physical health amongst our beneficiaries. Through the provision of the following services:

• Community Outreach and Social Inclusion Service
• Carers Support Service
• Acute Advocacy
• EPIC Hospital Visiting/Befriending Service (Nether Edge & The Longley Centre)
• Self-Directed Support (SDS) Services

Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 59-2751953

Mission
Founded in 1986, the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit research and educational organization that develops medical, legal, and cultural contexts for people to benefit from the careful uses of psychedelics and marijuana.

Our Work
We further our mission by:

Our Vision
We envision a world where psychedelics and marijuana are safely and legally available for beneficial uses, and where research is governed by rigorous scientific evaluation of their risks and benefits.

Our Values

• Transparency — Information is shared openly and clearly. Communications are respectful, honest, and forthright.

• Passion and Perseverance — We persist in the face of challenges. We have a sense of urgency about our work, and know that it’s a long-term effort.

• Intelligent Risk — Our decisions are informed by research. We try new things and learn from our mistakes.

• Trust and Accountability — We value integrity and honesty, and embrace high standards.

Learn more about our work—download the brochure.

MAPS relies on the generosity of individual donors. Research into the beneficial potential of psychedelics again being conducted under federal guidelines. The future of psychedelic and marijuana research depends on individual donors and family foundations. Please consider donating

Superstar Arts
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1132411

Superstar Arts was founded in 2012 to create new and exciting opportunities for people with learning disabilities, at a time when services are going through a process of renewal and change. It is our mission to:

Deliver high quality, innovative artistic experiences for people with learning disabilities.

Create meaningful opportunities for people with learning disabilities to develop their own inspirational and unique ideas.

Encourage learning through experimentation, questioning and discovery, building confidence and self-esteem.

Enable people with learning disabilities to explore social and emotional issues in a positive, creative way.

Help people grow friendships, improve social skills and develop positive, productive relationships with the local community.

Promote the health, well-being and independence of people with learning disabilities.

Promote a positive image of adults with learning disabilities within the wider community.

Work with people irrespective of age, ethnicity, religion or political views.

The Workers' Educational Association (WEA)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1112775

Founded in 1903, the Workers’ Educational Association (WEA) is a charity dedicated to bringing high-quality, professional education into the heart of communities. With the support of nearly 2,000 volunteers, 2,000 tutors and over 5,200 members, we deliver friendly, accessible and enjoyable courses for adults from all walks of life.

Assessed ‘Good’ by Ofsted in 2018, we have classes in almost every area of England and Scotland. You do not need any previous knowledge or qualifications to join most of our courses, only a willingness to share with others your curiosity, ideas and experience.

We also have a special mission to raise aspirations and develop educational opportunities for the most disadvantaged. This includes providing basic maths, English and IT skills for employment; courses to improve health and wellbeing; creative programmes to broaden horizons and community engagement activities that encourage active citizenship.

MATTER
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 37-1441658

What We Do 

Agriculture
Growing sustainable & healthier communities around the globe.
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Hospitals
Removing barriers to health in some of the hardest to reach corners of the world.
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MATTERbox
Inspiring kids to activate their families in healthy eating.
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MATTER Innovation Hub
21st century classroom for engaging learning anywhere in the world.
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CoolUnite
DK Regulator (DBA) — Charity Number: CVR No. 39175193

Purpose
The CoolUnite Foundation aims to support, develop and strengthen vulnerable, sick and vulnerable children. The foundation creates good experiences and contributes to the children having an easier everyday life.

We want to give vulnerable and sick children good experiences and help make everyday life easier for these children. The Foundation makes donations to other organizations for charitable or otherwise non-profit purposes that are consistent with the purpose of the CoolUnite Foundation.

The CoolUnite Foundation collaborates with other aid organizations, relevant public authorities and businesses to collect and support the common purpose.

CoolUnite is a non-profit foundation, and we are thus 100% dependent on contributions and support through donations from individuals and businesses. If you would like to read in-depth information about the CoolUnite Foundation’s finances, you can download the following documents

The CoolUnite Foundation’s overall accounts are audited by KPMG.

2018: Annual report 2018

2019: Annual report 2019

2020: Annual Report 2020

KPMG Reporting to the Board of Directors 2020

The Travel Foundation
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1065924

What we do:
We tackle the huge environmental and social challenges that global tourism brings.

Tourism can bring much needed economic opportunities for local communities and funds for conservation. But, when not well managed, it can create long term problems for local residents and environmental damage.

We aim to reduce the negative impacts of tourism and harness opportunities for local livelihoods and conservation. To achieve this, we support tourism stakeholders to create systemic change in the way that tourism is managed. This includes working with tourism businesses, destination authorities and community groups.

Training:
We provide training that builds sustainable tourism knowledge and skills and that is relevant, engaging, practical and fun.
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Project design and delivery:
We create practical projects in destinations around the world, finding solutions to the challenges and opportunities that tourism brings.
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Stakeholder engagement:
We bring people together, across the public and private sectors, supporting the many, diverse organisations involved in tourism to work together to improve the industry’s impact.
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Research:
We advance understanding of the impacts of tourism and how to improve them, creating new methodologies and breaking new ground as we go.
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Expert advice and guidance:
Our expert advisors support tourism organisations to integrate sustainable tourism policies and practices into their work.
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Panama Wildlife Conservation (PWC)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1165769

WHO WE ARE
Panama Wildlife Conservation is an organisation dedicated to the conservation of biodiversity, animal species and their habitats, through the collaboration with local residents and organisations in Panama.

OUR MISSION
To promote the conservation of wildlife, its natural habitat throughout the geographical range of each species, as well as its peaceful coexistence with man, through research and conservation strategies.

WHAT YOU CAN DO
Panama Wildlife Conservation is a non-profit organisation run entirely on private donations and grants. Supporting and developing conservation projects is an expensive and challenging task. We are a group of biologists who decided to donate our time and expertise to develop conservation projects in Panama, but we need your help.

Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1112023
SC Regulator (OSCR) — Charity Number: SC038868

The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust charitable objects are:

• To promote for the public benefit, the conservation of game and its associated flora and fauna.
• To conduct research into game and wildlife management (including the use of game animals as a natural resource) and the effects of farming and other land management practices on the environment, and to publish the useful results of such research.
• To advance the education of the public and those managing the countryside in the effects of farming and management of land which is sympathetic to game and other wildlife.
• To conserve game and wildlife for the public benefit including: where it is for the protection of the environment, the conservation or promotion of biological diversity through the provision, conservation, restoration or enhancement of natural habitat; or the maintenance or recovery of a species in its natural habitat on land or in water and in particular where the natural habitat is situated in the vicinity of a landfill site.

Show Racism The Red Card
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1116971

Mission Statement

Show Racism The Red Card is an anti-racism educational charity. We aim to combat racism through enabling role models, who are predominately but not exclusively footballers, to present an anti-racist message to young people and others. Show Racism The Red Card acknowledges that racism changes, as do the experiences of Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities in the UK. Our message and activities therefore need to be able to respond to such changes as and when appropriate.

We achieve this through:

• Producing educational resources

• Developing activities to encourage people, including young people, to challenge racism

• In parts of the UK, challenging racism in the game of football and other sports.

Save The Music Foundation
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 13-6089816

More than five million American public school kids don’t have access to music education.
Help our music nonprofit provide them that opportunity.

Our mission is to help students, schools, and communities reach their full potential through the power of making music. As one of the leading music foundations in the United States, we support our partner communities in three ways:

WE DONATE INSTRUMENTS & MUSIC TECHNOLOGY
WE PROVIDE SUPPORT SERVICES FOR TEACHERS
WE ADVOCATE FOR MUSIC EDUCATION

Blue Knot Foundation
AU Regulator (ABR) — Charity Number: 49072260005

Blue Knot Foundation – National Centre of Excellence for Complex Trauma What we do: Empower recovery and build resilience for the 1 in 4 Australian adults who experience the impacts complex trauma Provide support, education and resources for the families and communities of adult survivors of complex trauma Develop and disseminate best practice and research evidence around complex trauma Build national workforce capacity around complex trauma treatment, trauma-informed practice and managing vicarious trauma Drive innovation in complex trauma policy, practice and service delivery Embed trauma-informed policy, practice and systems change within organisations and the community.

The Whale Sanctuary Project
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 81-2276219

The Whale Sanctuary Project supports activists, storytellers and lawyers that are working to bring about social and economic justice, and human rights for all.

Resourcing grassroots organizing to build stronger movements for transformative social change. Currently developing physical spaces for activist retreats on every continent:
https://whalesanctuaryproject.org/activists/ 

The Whale Sanctuary Project fights for a more just world. We support activists, storytellers, and lawyers who are working to bring about social and economic justice and human rights for all:
https://whalesanctuaryproject.org/storytellers/

Growing the practice of human rights and movement lawyering in pursuit of social justice:
https://whalesanctuaryproject.org/lawyers/

Outward Bound
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1128090
SC Regulator (OSCR) — Charity Number: SC040341

We are an educational charity that helps young people to defy limitations through learning and adventures in the wild. We challenge young people to never give up, to change their perspective and to learn the most important lesson: to believe in themselves.

We equip young people with a stronger sense of self-belief, able to cope better with stressful situations and interact more positively with others.

We develop the attitudes, skills and behaviours young people need to make positive changes in their lives.

We never let financial circumstance stand in the way. Through our fundraising and network of donors we raise money to support those who need it most.

Medstar Health
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 52-2087445

Gratitude Matters at MedStar Health
Philanthropy, defined as the love of humankind, positively impacts the patients and families we serve. Our philanthropy team works with those who wish to share this love of humankind and express gratitude.

As a not-for-profit healthcare organization, we recognize the positive impact expressions of gratitude can have during a care experience. We are honored to partner with you in expressing your gratitude—whether that be through honoring a caregiver, sharing your story, or making a philanthropic gift.

Our Vision
To be the trusted leader in caring for people and advancing health.

Our Mission
To serve our patients, those who care for them, and our communities.

Convenient Access
We strive to make world-class health care accessible through easy, convenient access.

Continuous Learning
As partners with Georgetown University for nearly 20 years, we are training the next generation of physicians.

Committed to Our Communities
We are committed to the health and wellness of the communities we serve.

McGrath Foundation
AU Regulator (ABR) — Charity Number: 23115566624

What does the McGrath Foundation do?

We fund McGrath Breast Care Nurses who support individuals and their families experiencing breast cancer. Our nurses provide physical, psychological and emotional support from the time of diagnosis, throughout treatment.

Support is available for anyone with breast cancer, whether you’re in public or private care. Our McGrath Breast Care Nurses provide care and support for early or metastatic breast cancer.

No referral is required. Simply use our Find A Nurse Map and give your nearest nurse a call.

Support is absolutely free. Thanks to our generous donations from the community, corporate partners and the government there is nothing to pay and nothing to claim back.

Alzheimer’s Research UK
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1077089
SC Regulator (OSCR) — Charity Number: SC042474

Alzheimer’s Research UK is the UK’s leading dementia research charity, dedicated to causes, diagnosis, prevention, treatment and cure. With your help we are making great progress.

Dementia is a word used to describe a group of symptoms including memory loss, confusion, mood changes and difficulty with day-to-day tasks.

There are many causes of dementia, with Alzheimer’s disease the most common.

To find out more visit our pages that give dementia information at the following link: 
https://www.alzheimersresearchuk.org/dementia-information/

Iceland Foods Charitable Foundation (IFCF)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 281943

Our mission is simple & clear. We want to make life better for people, families, adults and children, local & national. Thanks to your help we have donated over £30m, including £17m to dementia causes.

The Patchwork Foundation
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1177576

Founded in 2011, The Patchwork Foundation is a UK-based charity committed to strengthening democracy. We are focused on communities and individuals that are traditionally underrepresented, and seek to engage young people from these communities.

The Patchwork Foundation works to equip young people with the necessary skills and experience to encourage active participation in democracy and wider civil society. We believe that our society is only as good as our democracy and our democracy is only as great as the range of the voices within it. We know that increased confidence and self-belief leads to greater participation and realisation. The result is a stronger and more representative country; a nation where we encourage everyone to play their part, and a society that hears and responds to the needs of all.

The Patchwork Foundation mission is to promote and encourage the positive integration of disadvantaged and minority communities into British democracy and civil society. We are not affiliated with any political party and do not promote a particular political view. We do, however, work on the promotion of mainstream political and social participation and work with the main political parties and democratic institutions to support this agenda.

Our core beliefs

• Democracy is a force for good and politics is the greatest way to deliver change.
• Young people have the potential to shape the present and define the future.
• The quality of decision-making depends on the experiences that inform it.
• Change only exists when it is real, measurable and felt

Our values

COURAGE: We have the courage to stand up and speak; to sit down and listen; and to do what is right, not what is easy.

EMPATHY: We always do our best to stand in someone else’s shoes; feel with their heart; and see through their eyes.

OPENNESS: We are receptive to and respectful of new ideas and ways of thinking, even if they challenge our own.

CURIOSITY: We are constantly questioning and learning as we always seek to better understand the world around us.

COLLABORATION: We always work together because we know that alone we can do so little, while together we can do so much.

Bibic
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1057635

bibic has been transforming the lives of children and their families since 1972.
Its mission is to help children aged from 6 months to 25yrs with conditions affecting their development, social, communication and learning abilities. bibic is dedicated to supporting children and young people reach their potential for a happier and more fulfilled life.

Bertha Foundation
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 75-6050023

Bertha Foundation supports activists, storytellers and lawyers that are working to bring about social and economic justice, and human rights for all.

Resourcing grassroots organizing to build stronger movements for transformative social change. Currently developing physical spaces for activist retreats on every continent:
https://berthafoundation.org/activists/ 

Bertha Foundation fights for a more just world. We support activists, storytellers, and lawyers who are working to bring about social and economic justice and human rights for all:
https://berthafoundation.org/storytellers/

Growing the practice of human rights and movement lawyering in pursuit of social justice:
https://berthafoundation.org/lawyers/

Changing Lives
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 500640

WE ARE CHANGING LIVES

At Changing Lives we believe that everyone deserves a safe home, a rewarding job and a life free from addiction or abuse. We also believe that, given the right support, anyone can change their life for the better. By focusing on their strengths, potential and opportunities, we help over 14,000 people overcome their problems and live safe, successful, independent lives each year.

We have around 100 projects in England staffed by 600 dedicated staff. We help people experiencing homelessness, domestic violence, addiction, long-term unemployment and more, to make positive change – for good.

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We also believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to reach their potential. We know that life isn’t straightforward. People’s circumstances, lived experience or health can mean they face barriers to living a happy and fulfilling life.

We work with people who are in crisis or who need support to overcome serious challenges that can limit their opportunities.

We help people to develop the skills and self-belief to move past prior experiences, change their story and achieve a better future – for themselves, their families and their communities.

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WellChild
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 289600
SC Regulator (OSCR) — Charity Number: SC045010

Our Vision
Over 100,000 children and young people are living with serious illness or exceptional health needs across the UK. Many spend months, even years in hospital because there is no support enabling them to leave. Our vision is for every child and young person living with serious health needs to have the best chance to thrive - properly supported at home with their families.

We believe every child, young person and family must have:

• The opportunity to be cared for at home whenever and wherever possible.
• Access to high quality, appropriate care and services whatever their health needs.
• Involvement in all decisions regarding their care.

We work towards achieving this vision (our mission) by:

• Providing practical and emotional support to seriously ill children, young people and their families, enabling them to leave hospital quicker and live life in their own homes.
• Funding projects and research to ensure parents, carers and those who work in the children’s healthcare sector are better equipped to provide support to children and young people with long term, complex healthcare needs.
• Influencing the future of health, education and social care policy to ensure it meets the needs of families of seriously ill children and young people.

The World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 54-1308953

There is no health without mental health

The World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH) is the only international multidisciplinary, grassroots advocacy and education organization concerned with all aspects of mental health. It was founded in 1948 to advance, among all people and nations, the prevention of mental and emotional disorders, the proper treatment and care of those with such disorders, and the promotion of mental health. WFMH has been an NGO in consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) since 1963 and we are in official relations with the World Health Organization (WHO) and in formal association with the UN Department of Public Information (DPI).

Thames Hospice
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1108298

Thames Hospice is the local charity providing expert care for people living with life-limiting illnesses in East Berkshire and South Buckinghamshire. A vital part of our work is also supporting their loved ones.

We care for the physical, social and psychological needs of our patients, not just the condition. Our highly skilled medical team works with the patient, their family and carers, to develop a complete programme of care tailored to their individual needs.

Our services include therapy, nursing and medical care, as well as practical and emotional support in our Hospice at Windsor and in patients' homes.

It costs more than £7million every year to keep our Hospice running. We rely on 80% of our income from charitable donations, which enables us to provide our services free of charge, 365 days a year, to the people who need us.

American Savings Foundation (ASF)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 30-0308972

Who We Are
American Savings Foundation is a permanent charitable endowment which provides grants to local nonprofit organizations, in addition to college scholarships to area students. The Foundation is a broad-based funder dedicated to improving the quality of life for the residents of the communities we serve. This is our lasting commitment.

Foundation Profile
The Foundation was established by the American Savings Bank in 1995 to give back to the communities it served for over 140 years. In 2003, the American Savings Foundation became a fully independent private foundation. The Foundation is committed to remaining headquartered in New Britain, keeping the American Savings Foundation name, and continuing to invest in the people and organizations that make our communities strong.

International Health Partners (IHP)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1105455

International Health Partners was founded in the UK in 2005 bridge the gap between supply and demand for healthcare products in the aftermath of disaster. Based on a North American model, our primary aim was to provide a coordinated response in Europe to increase access to medicine.

Today, we change lives.
We still respond to disasters, but we also support long-term health programmes and provide Essential Health Packs, full of basic medicines, to individual healthcare practitioners running medical outreach.

We rely on the support of the UK and European healthcare industry, whose companies donate high-quality and long-dated products. We also depend on logistics providers, who help us store products and deliver them at the right time to the people who need them.

Whether we’re responding to a disaster or coordinating the steady supply of donations for a longterm health programme, we are committed to bringing targeted relief, that meets the greatest needs, to help eradicate the needless suffering of communities around the world.

Smart Works Charity
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1080609

At the heart of Smart Works sits a dressing and coaching service, delivered both in person and remotely.

Each client has a personalised styling session with two Smart Works volunteer stylists, receiving a complete outfit of high quality clothes and accessories for their specific job interview, which are free and hers to keep. We make sure that our clients look fabulous, feel confident and have everything they need, from a winter coat to a pair of tights.

After her dressing, each client receives a one-to-one interview preparation and coaching session with an experienced HR professional or senior manager. The interview session focuses on increasing the awareness of her own strengths, answering questions effectively and understanding what is expected of her at interview.

Once a client is successful at interview, they are welcomed back for a Second Dressing to receive five additional pieces of clothing. This means that they can start their new role with a capsule working wardrobe which will see them through until their first pay cheque.

When our clients re-enter the workplace, we encourage them to join the Smart Works Network, a membership group of women who have recently returned to work. The Network meet on a monthly basis to further their professional and personal development, helping and motivating one another to succeed.

For women who have yet to secure job interviews, we also offer a Career Coaching service, helping them to identify tangible next steps in their journey to employment.

Over 94% of our clients reported that a visit to Smart Works significantly increased their confidence in succeeding at their job interview.

Bulldog Adoption Association (SAB - STOWARZYSZENIA ADOPCJE BULDOŻKÓW)
PL Regulator (MOJ) — Charity Number: 0000406498
PL Regulator (MOJ) — Charity Number: 0000406498
PL Regulator (MOJ) — Charity Number: 0000507234

There are many foundations and associations that save animals. So why are we helping little molossers? Because it is they who pay a high price because of their popularity.
This is our everyday life.

Cute French and English bulldogs, pugs are almost everywhere - on TV, on gadgets, their images adorn their clothes. Watching these beautiful pictures, bulldogs are often bought carelessly, under the influence of fashion, from pseudo-breeding aimed at quick profit ... Such dogs come to us - those who are often victims of inbreeding and are born with many genetic defects, not immediately visible in first contact, or are improperly farmed - inanimate, without proper medical care, vaccinations. 80% of SAB dogs, that is, those we constantly look after due to their health condition, came to us as puppies. This is largely the opposite of most shelters.

Dogs that end up for adoption are often dogs whose breed has outgrown their owners. They suffer from allergies or other skin diseases, are inadequately nourished, or are expensive to maintain, etc.

Our statutory goals are direct help to animals in need, counteracting pseudo-breeding, carrying out adoptions, education in the field of proper treatment of animals.

Since the beginning of SAB’s existence, we have saved 1000 dogs from pseudo-kennels, shelters, interventions, we want to save another 1000 and more. If it wasn’t for the hard, team work of good people, many of these sweet faces that touch the heart would not be in the world anymore. They have a happy life by working together. Let us stay together, let us help, let us be happy that we save these beautiful and beloved creatures.

Community Security Trust (CST)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1042391
SC Regulator (OSCR) — Charity Number: SC043612

CST’s Mission:

• Promote good relations between British Jews and the rest of British society by working towards the elimination of racism, and antisemitism in particular.

• Represent British Jews on issues of racism, antisemitism, extremism, policing and security.

• Facilitate Jewish life by protecting Jews from the dangers of antisemitism, and antisemitic terrorism in particular.

• Help those who are victims of antisemitic hatred, harassment or bias.

• Promote research into racism, antisemitism and extremism; and to use this research for the benefit of both the Jewish community and society in general.

• Speak responsibly at all times, without exaggeration or political favour, on antisemitism and associated issues.

Be More Adaptive (BMA)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 83-2933141

OUR MISSION IS TO BE THE LARGEST COLLECTIVE ADAPTIVE RESOURCE IN THE WORLD.

It is our mission to help the world be more adaptive, accessible, and profoundly knowledgeable about the adaptive community. Be More Adaptive has been created for the purposes of having one location to fill adaptive needs. If there is to be anything adaptive or relating to the adaptive community, it can be found here at Be More Adaptive. It is also BMA’s desire to connect all other adaptive nonprofits in one place so that resources can be utilized together. Be More Adaptive is made by the adaptive community, for the adaptive community, with an adaptive future as the goal.

RSA (The Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 212424

We are the RSA. The royal society for arts, manufactures and commerce. We’re committed to a future that works for everyone. A future where we can all participate in its creation.

The RSA has been at the forefront of significant social impact for over 260 years. Our proven change process, rigorous research, innovative ideas platforms and diverse global community of over 30,000 problem-solvers, deliver solutions for lasting change.

We invite you to be part of this change. Join our community. Together, we’ll unite people and ideas to resolve the challenges of our time.

Black Womens Blueprint (BWB)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 27-1308862

Our Mission
We work to place Black women and girls’ lives, as well as their particular struggles, squarely within the context of the larger racial justice concerns of Black communities.

We are committed to building movements where gender matters in broader social justice organizing so that all members of our communities gain social, political and economic equity.

We engage in progressive research, historical documentation, policy advocacy and organizing steeped in the struggles of Black women within their diverse communities and within dominant culture.

Medical Detection Dogs (MDD)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1124533

Medical Detection Dogs trains dogs to detect the odour of human disease with the aim of developing faster, more efficient and less invasive diagnostics that lead to better patient outcomes.
We are at the forefront of the research into the fight against cancer and other life-threatening diseases, including Parkinson’s disease and bacterial infections. Our Bio Detection Dogs are trained to find the odour of those diseases in samples such as urine, breath and sweat and our work has the potential to benefit millions.

We already apply what we know about the science of canine olfaction to benefit people by training Medical Alert Assistance Dogs to detect minute changes in an individual’s personal odour triggered by their disease and alert them to an impending medical event, helping them manage complex, life-threatening medical conditions and improving their quality of life.

We take the welfare of our Medical Detection Dogs extremely seriously. From the moment they come to us as puppies we ensure the highest standards of care for our dogs. We have a strict no kennel policy and all our dogs live in the homes of our staff or fantastic local volunteers where they are loved and cared for as part of the family.

We rely on the generosity of our supporters, charitable trusts and foundations and members of the public to fund our life-saving work.

Health Partners International of Canada (HPIC)
CA Regulator (CRA) — Charity Number: 119031524

Since 1990
Health Partners International of Canada (HPIC) has been dedicated to increasing access to medicine and improving health in vulnerable communities around the world.

• 580,000,000+ Medical Relief Products Shipped
• Over 30,000,000 Million People Treated
• Active In Over 130 Countries
• Over 4,000 Helpful Partners

Our Mission

To increase access to medicine and improve healthcare in vulnerable communities by:

• equipping medical mission teams
• stocking clinics and hospitals in impoverished communities 
• mobilizing medical relief during emergencies
• building local healthcare capacity

Our Values

HPIC is committed to Christian and humanitarian values:

• Honesty, Integrity and Accountability
• Respect and Dignity
• Cooperation and Teamwork
• Compassion and Caring
• Leadership, Vision and Innovation
• Service provided without discrimination

Health Partners International of Canada (HPIC) improves the health and well-being of more than one million people around the world every year. HPIC is set apart by its unique relationship with Canada’s pharmaceutical industry in receiving donations of medicine and medical supplies for ongoing work in international development. HPIC works with many partners, including Canadian health care professionals, government and non-government organizations, companies, foundations and everyday Canadians to bring health to children and families living in vulnerable communities.

Being the only charity licensed by Health Canada to handle donated medicines, Canadians choose to partner with HPIC to support healthcare systems around the world with limited resources.

Pencils of Promise (PoP)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 26-3618722

Can you imagine not being able to read this sentence?
250 million children can’t.
250 million children of primary school age lack basic reading, writing and math skills.

What does 250 million mean, exactly?
75%. Up to 75% of children in more deprived regions of poor countries can’t read a single word even after several years in school.

$129 Billion. The cost of 250 million children around the world not learning basic skills translates into a loss of an estimated US$129 billion per year

Education impacts every area of life
A lack of quality education can lead to:

• Health and sanitation issues.
• Gender inequality
• Lack of qualified teachers
• Financial economic instability
• Infrustructure challenges

Why education?

Education leads to higher income, improved health, gender equality and a better future.

Education provides higher income
A quality education breaks the cycle of poverty. Globally, every year a child completes of primary school increases earnings by 10% and raises the average annual gross domestic product by 0.37%. Children who receive an education are more likely to send their own children to school, preventing the transmission of poverty through generations.

Education leads to improved health
If all women completed primary education, the under-5 mortality rate would fall by 15% in low and lower middle income countries, saving almost a million children’s lives every year. Going to school also allows students to learn about healthy hygiene practices, which they can bring into their daily lives.

Education breaks down the gender gap
Girls who go to school are less likely to marry early or against their will. Education empowers women to make life choices and strengthens girls’ beliefs in their ability to achieve goals.

Education brings about a better future
When all children have access to quality education rooted in human rights and gender equality, it creates a ripple effect of opportunity that influences generations to come. Education continues to be identified as one of the key conditions for determining peace within societies.

Coral Restoration Foundation (CRF)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 65-1054647

WELCOME TO THE BIGGEST CORAL REEF RESTORATION EFFORT ON THE PLANET.
We are actively restoring coral reefs on a massive scale, educating others on the importance of our oceans, and using science to further coral research and coral reef monitoring techniques.

We work to support the reefs’ natural recovery processes through the large-scale cultivation, outplanting, and monitoring of genetically diverse, reef-building corals.

We engage and empower the community to join us to save our planet’s coral reefs with dive programs, educational activities, scientific collaborations, and outreach.

RESTORATION
WE ARE ACTIVELY RESTORING CORAL REEFS ON A MASSIVE SCALE
We grow corals in offshore Coral Tree™ Nurseries, and then rehome them on carefully selected sites.

Since 2007, we have returned more than 130,000 critically endangered corals back to Florida’s Coral Reef.

Many of these corals have now grown into thriving colonies with the ability to spawn, kick-starting the reefs’ natural process of recovery.

SCIENCE
OUR APPROACH IS GUIDED BY RESEARCH AND COLLABORATION
We work with 415 coral genotypes across 11 species, to ensure that we are restoring the reefs’ genetic diversity and resilience.

We rigorously monitor our outplanted corals and use data to inform our strategic development.

We collaborate with universities, aquariums, NGOs, and government agencies including NOAA and the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.

EDUCATION
WE ARE ENGAGING AND EMPOWERING THE COMMUNITY
Recreational Dive Programs let all ocean lovers make a difference. Presentations at our Exploration Center can be tailored for any group. Our educational materials complement the National Curriculum. Internships provide university-level students with vocational training and experience.

Recreational Dive Programs let all ocean lovers make a difference.

Presentations at our Exploration Center can be tailored for any group.

Our educational materials complement the National Curriculum.

Internships provide university-level students with vocational training and experience.

Life After Hate (LAH)
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 45-3039640

OUR MISSION
Life After Hate is committed to helping people leave the violent far-right to connect with humanity and lead compassionate lives.

Our vision is a world that allows people to change and contribute to a society without violence.

OUR TEAM
It was these principles that guided us away from lives of hate and that drive us to help individuals exit hate groups today and to support those who have already left.

OUR PROGRAMS
Our primary goal is to interrupt violence committed in the name of ideological or religious beliefs. We do this through education, interventions, academic research, and outreach.

OUR HISTORY
Since our founding in 2011, our reach has grown to include thousands of people across the globe who support our mission.

Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS)
AU Regulator (ABR) — Charity Number: 74438059643

Why is the Royal Flying Doctor Service needed?
Australia is a big place -- 7.69 million square kilometres big -- and with a relatively small population of @25 million people.

Two thirds of our population live around the regional coastlines and the remaining third live across rural and remote areas -- sometimes more than a 6 hour drive to the closest township.

Access to health services can be a problem. Services that are taken for granted in the city are routinely just not possible outside metro areas, and this creates real hardship for the families and communities living in the bush.

The Royal Flying Doctor Service works to reduce the disparity of health service access. We bring emergency medical and primary health services to those areas that don’t have access. We make it possible for people to live, work and travel across this large continent.

International Rescue Committee (IRC)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1065972

The IRC’s impact at a glance

Our impact: 
The International Rescue Committee responds to the world’s worst humanitarian crises and helps people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover, and gain control of their future.

Broad Institute
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 26-3428781

The Eli & Edythe Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard evolved from a decade of informal and successful research collaborations among scientists in the MIT and Harvard communities.

In 1990, the Whitehead Institute/MIT Center for Genome Research (WICGR) was founded, and it soon became an international leader in the field of genomics and a flagship of the Human Genome Project. As early as 1995, WICGR scientists recognized the need to bring the power of genomics to the understanding of human disease. It launched pilot projects in genomic medicine, forming an unofficial collaborative network among scientists from across MIT and Harvard who pioneered new approaches to cancer and human genetics.

In parallel, Harvard Medical School-based scientists established the Institute of Chemistry and Cell Biology (ICCB) in 1998, to facilitate the pursuit of chemical genetics as an academic discipline and a tool to further understand human biology and disease. In 2002, the ICCB was awarded an Initiative for Chemical Genetics (ICG) grant from the National Cancer Institute, and its successful Investigator-Initiated Screening Program facilitated small molecule screening projects for more than 80 research groups worldwide.

These projects demonstrated the power of enabling scientists to collaborate to tackle the major challenges in molecular medicine. It was clear that a new type of formal organization was required — open, collaborative, interdisciplinary, and able to organize projects at any scale. In addition, it was important that the complementary expertise of the genomic scientists and the chemical biologists across MIT and Harvard be brought together in one place to drive the transformation of medicine with molecular knowledge.

YoungMinds
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1016968
SC Regulator (OSCR) — Charity Number: SC039700

Who We Are
We’re leading the fight for a future where all young minds are supported and empowered, whatever the challenges.

Did you know?
3 children in every classroom have a mental health problem. We’re here to put them at the heart of tackling the problem. Our Impact Report

We’re leading the fight for a future where all young minds are supported and empowered, whatever the challenges. We’re here to make sure they get the best possible mental health support and have the resilience to overcome life’s difficulties.

The crisis in children and young people’s mental health is real and it is urgent. More children and young people than ever before are reaching out for help with their mental health. But for those who take that brave step, help is much too hard to find.

Together, we are changing this. We’re fighting for young people’s mental health. Join Our Fight

Our vision
We’re leading the fight for a future where all young minds are supported and empowered, whatever the challenges.

Our mission
We will make sure all young people get the best possible mental health support and have the resilience to overcome life's challenges.

Our values
We value every voice
Every voice is important and needs to be listened to
We tell it as it is
We are always honest and straightforward

We're all about impact
We work together to make a life-changing difference

Our goals
To keep ourselves focused and on track, we’ve set out 4 key strategic aims:

1. Foster innovation to meet the needs of vulnerable and excluded children and young people.
2. Promote good mental health to more children and young people than ever before.
3. Champion the voices of young people and parents to influence mental health policy and practice.
4. Inspire excellence to achieve transformed, integrated services.

Full Fact
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1158683

Who we are
Bad information ruins lives. We’re a team of independent fact checkers and campaigners who find, expose and counter the harm it does.

False or misleading claims affect us all. As fact checkers we’ve seen first hand how bad information promotes hate, damages people’s health, and hurts democracy. 

We deserve better. 

Full Fact fights for the right information to reach the people who need it most, whether that’s individuals making decisions about their health or who to vote for; or politicians debating the future of our country.

Our principles are simple. Anyone making serious claims in public debate—fact checkers included—should be prepared to:

• Get their facts right
• Back up what they say with evidence
• Correct their mistakes.

What we do
We fight bad information in different ways. First, we fact check claims made by politicians, public institutions and journalists, as well as viral content online. We all deserve information we can trust.

We follow up on our fact checks. By asking people to correct the record when they get things wrong, we can stop and reduce the spread of bad information.

We’re developing world-leading technology and new research to spot repeated claims, and find out how bad information can be tackled at a global scale.

And we campaign for change that will make bad information rarer and less harmful. Updating our election laws to protect against misleading claims online, for example.

Full Fact is a registered charity. We’re transparent about our funding, and it’s thanks to the support of thousands of people and organisations that our work remains independent.
How we’re funded

Full Fact doesn’t take sides. We were launched by a cross-party group, and our board includes representatives of different political parties and viewpoints. 
How we stay impartial
Frequently asked questions

Ecotrust Canada
CA Regulator (CRA) — Charity Number: 894749969

In 1991, Ecotrust, an American charity based in Portland, Oregon, was established with the purpose of developing a conservation-based economy in the Pacific Northwest. Founder, Spencer Beebe, set out to work with Indigenous people in the world’s largest intact coastal temperate rainforest, located in northwestern BC. He soon realized that he needed a Canadian partner organization and, in 1994, asked one of his Canadian Ecotrust board members, Jacqueline Koerner, to take the lead on founding Ecotrust Canada. Jacqueline became Founding Chair and soon environmental journalist, Ian Gill, became the organization’s first executive director. In 1995, Ecotrust Canada received charitable status, marking the beginning of its journey toward building resilient economies in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities.

Our Mission
Building an Economy that Provides for Life. Ecotrust Canada works with rural, remote and Indigenous communities toward building an economy that provides for a healthy and resilient natural environment; sustainable and abundant energy, food, and housing; prosperous and meaningful livelihoods; and vibrant cultures and inclusive societies. We call this approach,

 A System in Need of Change
We assert that our current economy, which is dependent on ever-increasing growth, resource extraction, and unrestrained consumption, is fundamentally at odds with the social and environmental needs of the world. Climate change, global financial instability, and an ever-widening gap between rich and poor, are just the latest indicators of capitalism’s mounting failures. Unfortunately, this system has behind it the weight and momentum of several centuries of relentless growth across an entire planet. It is a system so dominant in our lives that we can no longer bring ourselves to imagine there are viable alternatives. We have lost sight of the fact that an economy can, and should, be changed to suit the needs of people and planet.

SAKALA
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 833881370

SAKALA’s Mission
Sakala serves as Cite Soleil’s only youth community center, to develop children and young adults through athletics, agronomy, and education. Founded as a Pax Christi peacebuilding project, Sakala builds people of courage and character, to strengthen the families and communities of Cite Soleil.

SAKALA’s Vision
Sakala works to the future where every child of Cite Soleil can join positive groups and programs, readily and freely available. We see a future where each of these children chooses a peaceful alternative to armed groups and violence. Sakala seeks to inspire the 150,000 children of Cite Soleil, in a way that one day a new Cite Soleil will inspire a new Haiti.

Our Values
Encouragement Integrity Peaceful Resolution Commitment Service

Animal Poisons Helpline (APH)
AU Regulator (ABR) — Charity Number: 38642055730

The Animal Poisons Helpline receives calls about all types of poisons. From medications and cleaning products, to plants and human food. Whilst many exposures result in little or no toxicity, there are some poisons that can be highly toxic in small amounts.

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ONE
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 01-0593565
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 02-0544768

ONE is a global movement campaigning to end extreme poverty and preventable disease by 2030, so that everyone, everywhere can lead a life of dignity and opportunity.

We believe the fight against poverty isn’t about charity, but about justice and equality.

Whether lobbying political leaders in world capitals or running cutting-edge grassroots campaigns, ONE pressures governments to do more to fight extreme poverty and preventable disease, particularly in Africa, and empowers citizens to hold their governments to account.

ONE’s supporters are crucial to this work. They come from every walk of life and from across the political spectrum. They’re artists and activists, faith and business leaders, students and scientists. They take action day in, day out — organising, mobilising, educating, and advocating so that people will have the chance not just to survive, but to thrive.

ONE teams in Abuja, Berlin, Brussels, Dakar, Johannesburg, London, New York, Ottawa, Paris and Washington DC, educate and lobby governments to shape policy solutions that save and improve millions of lives — and which every year are under threat from cuts and other priorities.

Co-founded by Bono and other activists, ONE is strictly nonpartisan. ONE is not a grant-making organisation and does not solicit funding from the public or receive government funds. ONE is funded almost entirely by foundations, individual philanthropists and corporate partners.

EachOther
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1167370

EachOther bring together journalists, professional storytellers and creatives to increase public knowledge of and support for human rights.

We tell the human stories which powerfully illustrate why human rights are so important and how they relate to the lives of everybody. Sometimes these stories are those that aren’t covered in other media and, in telling them, we are amplifying the voices of individuals and organisations fighting to make a difference.

I Can Be (ICB)
UK Regulator (CCEW) — Charity Number: 1188905

WHAT WE DO
I Can Be is a registered charity that brings 7- and 8-year-old girls into the world of work, introducing them to inspiring women and helping them to discover the breadth of opportunity around them.

Find out more about what we do

SCHOOLS
If you’re a teacher at a primary school in Greater London, our programme will help you to provide girls with experiences and opportunities they may not otherwise have.

I Can Be is free for schools, which is essential for reaching the children who need and benefit most from our programme. We need your support to ensure that we are able to keep it free.

Find out how your school can take part

VOLUNTEERS AND PARTNER EMPLOYERS
I Can Be volunteers and partner employers have the chance to engage with their communities and inspire up to 200 girls, without leaving their place of work.

Volunteer or become a partner employer

We are looking for women from all industries and backgrounds to take part in our core I Can Be programme.

The programme runs across six months every year and offers women the chance to inspire either a single group of girls or as many as 200 girls over a series of visits, all without leaving your place of work.

If you want to help to inspire and inform girls by showing them what you do, please contact a member of our team. 

UN Women for Peace Association
US Regulator (IRS) — Charity Number: 26-3908075

The UN Women for Peace Association, Inc. was founded in 2008, under the patronage of H.E. Mrs. Ban Soon-taek, the wife of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. We help to advance the goals of academic and charitable organizations that provide opportunities for women to partake in the global peace building process through social, cultural, educational and women empowerment programs.

The UNWFPA is committed to the prevention of violence against women and girls, to the provision of services to those affected by violence, to strengthening the implementation of laws and policies against violence, and to the empowerment of women in countries and societies where they are under-advantaged.

Much of our energy is directed toward raising funds for the United Nations Trust Fund to End Violence Against Women. The UN Trust Fund, established by the General Assembly in 1996 and managed by UN Women, focuses in particular on developing countries, countries in conflict, and post-conflict settings. Our contributions to the Trust Fund directly fund these efforts