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Alzheimer Bulgaria is an association of patients suffering from Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia, as well as their families, caregivers, and professionals. It was registered in December 2003 and since January 2004 has been registered with the Ministry of Justice. We are members of Alzheimer Europe, Eurocarers, the Global Dementia Friends Campaign. We have officially registered 2 branches of the organization in Bulgaria - Gotse Delchev and Pleven and there are volunteers who share their personal experiences in the towns of Varna, Lovech, Plovdiv, Lukovit, Topolovgrad. Our mission is to help dementia patients and their families with all legal means, including the protection of their human rights. Our main goals are: improving the quality of life of patients with dementia and their families; changing the public perception of dementia patients; disseminating information and raising awareness among families and authorities; advocacy for social and health policies specifically targeting dementia patients and their families.

The Community Foundation for Tumut Region Objectives: To make a difference where we live To give where we live To be a lasting community asset Mission: Assist and support the aspirations and needs of our community by attracting funds for a focus on giving. Values: The Community Foundation for Tumut Region embraces that all relationships and decision making will consider the following values: Justice - acting in a manner which takes into consideration the wellbeing of the individual and the common good of the community. Respect - acting in a manner that shows a genuine understanding and appreciation of the qualities, rights and beliefs of others. Integrity - acting in a manner that is truthful, open and consistent. Compassion - acting in a manner that demonstrates empathy and support. Commitment - acting with dedication and perseverance to achieve our goals Collaboration - acting in a manner that values diversity, cooperation and openness. To be fair dinkum in all our actions - authentic, genuine and on the level.

Our vision: To build resilience and create a lasting difference in our local communities. Who we are The Border Trust is a local charitable foundation that is leading vital change across our region. Through a sustained program of regular giving, the Border Trust provides funding to local projects that build capacity and resilience in out local communities. We've provided grants and Back to School assistance totaling $1,654,527 since 2005! Donations to Border Trust stay 100% local & help us to support not-for-profit organisations achieve positive community outcomes. Border Trust is a local, independent, charitable organisation that was established to create a strong and sustainable financial base to meet the needs of our community, today and in the future.

NABU Active for people and nature NABU has been committed to people and nature since 1899. With over 750,000 members and sponsors, it is the largest environmental association in Germany. NABU's most important tasks include the preservation of habitat and species diversity, the sustainability of agriculture, forestry and water management and, last but not least, climate protection. The communication of nature experiences and the promotion of natural history knowledge are among the central NABU concerns. In the approximately 2,000 NABU groups and 70 information centres throughout Germany, practical nature conservation is on the agenda, as are lobbying, environmental education, research and public relations work.

Established 20 June 2009, JTEF's mission is to conduct awareness programs and fundraising efforts in Japan for conservation of wildlife and their habitats. The funding is maintained separately in three conservation funds: Tiger, Elephant and Iriomote cat. For the Tiger and Elephant funds, the money collected in Japan, goes to programs conducted by our partner on the ground in India, Wildlife Trust India. At the same time, JTEF is conducting vital work in Japan on Iriomote Island to reduce the threats to Iriomote cats by conducting awareness programs and working with the community for night patrols and generating legislative policy to protect the natural resources. JTEF is the only NGO that is working for conservation of the critically endangered Iriomote cat (Prionailurus bengalensis iriomotensis) endemic only on the small Japanese Okinawan Island of Iriomote. Based on our founding philosophy, we will implement three pillars of wildlife conservation activities (preservation of habitats, education / awareness & policy recommendations). With a vision of a society where people and wild creatures can coexist, we uphold these three pillars of wildlife conservation activities for the Iriomote Cat, Elephants and Tigers. 1. Conservation activities in habitats where wildlife is being threatened by human beings. 2. Conduct Education/awareness programs to alert people to wildlife issues & take actions that support coexistence of people & wild creatures, no matter the distance from the actual habitat. 3. Promote policy proposals on conservation of wildlife to make the coexistence of people and wild creatures a key public policy in order to minimize damage done to nature.

Red Nose Foundation's mission is to support the educational and personal development of children living in underprivileged circumstances, and to promote the empowerment of youth through arts while assisting them to become positive contributors to society.

We aim to contribute to the creation of an environment that fosters a healthy society and human beings by conducting business such as human resource development related to active play and sports.

To ensure we use our knowledge and resources to make a positive and decisive difference to people, communities and organisations, with a vision to be an excellent, accessible, globally engaged University contributing positively to a thriving Northern economy.

1. To actively participate in building international philanthropy network 2. To facilitate society independence 3. To optimize all related aspect of resources through human excellence

The association's sole and immediate purpose is to provide development aid and to help combat poverty and need in developing countries. The affected people should be given a dignified life and a sustainable improvement in their living conditions should be achieved. The activities of the association expressly exclude making a profit.

Join Bands, Not Gangs is a registered Non-Profit from Cape Town, South Africa (Reg.2018/341617/08) that acts as a supply chain for musical instruments. We use donated instruments to start programs that can help at-risk youth avoid joining gangs by staying constructively busy. So far so good! Our mission is to find and bring in musical instruments (new and used) and then re-distribute them to underprivileged communities in a systematic way. We do this by partnering with fellow Non-Profits, Community Programs and Schools in the community on a grassroots level, thereby ensuring that music programs are sustainable and locally run. Our goal is to bring in and redistribute 1 million instruments.

Barking & Dagenham Youth Zone, named Future by young people, gives young people in Barking and Dagenham somewhere to go, something to do, and someone to talk to. We are open 7 days a week, whenever schools are closed, offering 20+ activities every session, including sports and arts. Most importantly all our activities are delivered by trained youth workers who provide positive role models.