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CHARITABLE PROJECTS FOR NEEDY
Have Faith Projects is presently supporting one project in Nuzvid, India. Donations are made by the charity on a monthly basis to a children's home.
Fund raising, mainly in the locality of Stevenage, Hertfordshire and distribution of proceeds to charities and charitable causes supported the Rotary...
The aims of BSNBB are to relieve poverty and advance the education of children and young people in the State of Andhra Pradesh, India, primarily by pr...
Working in the UK and India on Education, Health, Environment and Community Welfare.
Education & Training, Religious Activities, Arts & Culture, Animals, Elderly People, People with Disabilities, Grants to Organisations.
Raising money to distribute to various Charities and organisations in UK and worldwide in need.
Collect from the general public, members and from events.We then distribute this to worthy causes, organisations both home and abroad.
Relieve poverty, sickness and need around the world by the provision of humanitarian relief and aid; Promote sustainable development for the benefit o...
RELIEVE POVERITY ,EDUCATE THE POOVER AND FEED THE HUNGARY.
Supporting education projects in rural India, supporting people in financial hardship in Africa
Funding and attending medical camps in India by volunteers from UK
Relief of the poor and needy, support of educational and sporting activities, support of medical research, worldwide.
The purpose of Damba Foundation is to provide assistance to needy families and individuals to pay for food, medical expenses & school fees. We primari...
To assist blind people and train young blind people to enable them to learn and enable living/ earning sources look after old blind people.
Charity ShopCollecting donations
The relief of those in need hardship or distress by the provision of financial and other necessary help and support in particular but not limited to M...
