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Conservation Fund: Protecting Landmarks and the Environment

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, July 8, 2014, In : Environment 
Another strong advocate of environmental protection is the Conservation Fund. This American environmental non-profit organization also champions in the arena of economic development. Headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, this charitable institution has been around since 1985. 

Working with communities and government leaders, the organization, since its inception has already protected more than seven million acres of land and water in all states in the country. Included in their protection move...

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KaBOOM!: Upholding Every Kid's Right to a Playground

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, July 4, 2014, In : Youth 
As a non-profit organization, KaBOOM! was started in 1996 but inspiration for it was sown the year before Darell Hammond read a story about two children suffocating while playing inside an abandoned car for lack of a playground to go to. Hammond realized the tragedy could’ve been prevented had there been a playground available for the two and so the idea for KaBOOM! was born. 

Before KaBOOM! was officially launched, Hammond had already started working on his idea while leading City Year Chic...

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Share Our Strength: Tapping into Everyone's Strengths for a Better Future

Posted by Charity Watcher on Wednesday, July 2, 2014, In : Youth 
Share Our Strength was formed in 1984 with the aim of ending hunger for children in the United States. To achieve its goals, the organization holds culinary events, turns to social media to raise funds and awareness, and solicits individual donations. Share Our Strength believes in long-term solutions and so uses the funds it collects to fund projects that offer lasting remedies to problems involving hunger. The organization also employs a three-step process to fulfill its mission which invol...

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The Ovarian Cancer National Alliance and the Continuing Fight Against the Big “C”

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, June 27, 2014, In : Health 
The Ovarian Cancer National Alliance is an organization established to advocate for women with ovarian cancer in the US. To further the goals of the organization, national-level advocacy is promoted to boost research funding for early detection tests, improve heathcare practices, and bolster life-saving treatments, alongside education efforts for healthcare professionals and the public. 

As a non-profit organization, the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance was established in 1997 after leaders fr...

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Friends of the Earth International and the Challenge of Caring for the Environment

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, June 20, 2014, In : Environment 
Friends of the Earth International is a global network of environmental groups spanning 74 countries. Friends of the Earth began in 1969 as a group against nuclear energy, founded by Robert O Andersen, David Brower, Jerry Mander, and Donald Aitken. Anderson had contributed $200,000 of his own money to launch the organization, which began working with other groups in an international scale in 1971 when representatives from the UK, France, Sweden, and the US met. A small secretariat supports th...

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ProLiteracy Worldwide: Advocating Literacy in Adults for a Better Future

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, June 17, 2014,
ProLiteracy Worldwide is an international non-profit organization with the aim of spreading literacy in adults in various parts of the world. With support from people and programs, the organization has grown to become the largest adult literacy and basic education membership organization in the United States, aiming for a more sustainable society by growing the educated adult population. 

For over 50 years, ProLiteracy has been committed towards creating a world where all adults are literate, ...

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The Seva Foundation: Curing and Preventing Blindness One Community at a Time

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, June 10, 2014, In : Health 
The Seva Foundation is an American non-profit and international health organization with the aim of treating blindness around the world. Founded in 1978, the organization was started by Govindappa Venkataswamy, Nicole Grasset, Wavy Gravy, Ram Dass, and Dr. Larry Brilliant. In 2013 alone, Seva’s Sight Program was reported to have provided eye care services to one million individuals around the globe. Since its inception, the organization has worked in various parts of the world, active in 14...

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Catalyst, Inc: Bringing Women and Opportunities Together in the Workplace

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, May 27, 2014,
As a non-profit organization, Catalyst, Inc. is geared towards promoting inclusive workplaces for women. Founded in 1962 by writer, advocate, and feminist Felice Schwartz, the organization came as a natural result of its founder's history of social activism. There was acceleration in the movement for social equality during the 1960s which began after the Second World War ended, but workplace equality for women at the time was still but a dream. Through Schwartz's efforts and funding from the ...

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Games for Change: Changing the World One Game at a Time

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, May 23, 2014,
Games for Change is a non-profit organization founded in 2004 with the goal of facilitating the production and distribution of social impact games which are considered to be critical tools in educational and humanitarian efforts. The organization aims to leverage engagement and entertainment to do social good and convenes stakeholders, incubates games, highlights best practices, and opens up opportunities for new projects in order to grow the field. 

Steadily becoming a global presence, Games ...

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The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund: Protecting Your Right to Read Whatever You Want

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, May 20, 2014,
The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund (CBLDF) is a US non-profit organization established in 1986 with the aim of protecting the First Amendment rights of the comics medium. CBLDF's work takes the organization into classrooms, libraries, conventions, and courtrooms across the country where it provides education, legal aid, and advocacy in an effort to protect the First Amendment rights of all creators, retailers, librarians, publishers, and readers of graphic novels, manga, and comics. Since its ...

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Samaritans: A Listening Ear 24/7

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, May 16, 2014,
Offering their services to those who are emotionally distressed, Samaritans’ phone lines are open 24/7 ready to listen and all ears to those who wants to talk. Through their telephone helpline, they are able to reach out to those who are struggling to cope and those who are at risk of suicide in the United Kingdom and in Ireland.

Until 2002, this non-profit organization was known as The Samaritans. It was in 1953 that they started their charitable assistance to those who are in need. Though ...

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The Breast Cancer Fund: Funding and Finding a Way to Cure Breast Cancer

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, May 9, 2014, In : Health 
The Breast Cancer Fund functions to connect the association between breast cancer and levels of exposure to radiation and chemicals found in everyday environments. By translating a growing body of scientific works that link breast cancer to environmental exposure, the Breast Cancer Fund is able to create advocacy campaigns and public education sessions that are aimed at not just reducing risks of breast cancer but protecting the overall health as well of all individuals. By aiding in the tran...

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CureSearch: Caring for Children Through Serious Cancer Research

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, May 6, 2014, In : Health 
CureSearch for Children's Cancer is a non-profit foundation geared towards accelerating cure for children's cancer by eliminating barriers to research, solving the most challenging problems in the field, and driving innovation. Every day, the foundation strives to make treatment possible and cures feasible for the 42 children diagnosed with the disease daily. There are three ways employed by CureSearch to do this: accelerating cure for patients at greatest risk by challenging scientists and i...

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The Productive Initiatives of International SeaKeepers Society

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, May 2, 2014, In : Environment 
International SeaKeepers Society encourages business and yachting executives to be more conscientious of their undertakings, and to work together in protecting the already deteriorating state of the world’s oceans. The organization, founded by Paul Allen and other yacht owners in 1998, is not a mere blind advocate of the marine cause. The small but strong membership of International Seakeepers Society is composed of business men, yacht clubs, marine scientists, divers, government bodies, va...

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Human Relief Foundation: Creating a Better Life

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, April 29, 2014, In : Health 
For nearly two decades now, Human Relief Foundation (HRF) has been a pillar of hope and an instrument to save lives in the poorest regions of the world. Since its founding in 1991, this non-profit organization has been consistently working on their commitment to provide developmental programs and relief to local communities.

The creation of a better life and finding solutions to global issues has been part of the focus of HRF. This international non-governmental organization is a registered ch...

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The Animal Welfare Institute: Furthering Animal Welfare Since 1951

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, April 25, 2014,
Since the Animal Welfare Institute (AWI) began in 1951, the organization has aimed towards alleviating the suffering that animals go through in the hands of people. When the AWI was just starting, it was particularly focused on easing the plight of animals being used in experiments. In the decades that followed, the organization expanded the range of its work to address the many other concerns that animal suffering touches on. Today, one of the main focuses of the AWI is cruel animal factorie...

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The American Humane Society and its Efforts at Keeping Animals and Children Safe

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, April 22, 2014,
The American Humane Association (AHA) is a non-profit organization dedicated towards uplifting the welfare of animals and children. When it began in 1877, it was known as the International Humane Association but the organization changed its name the following year. By 1940, the AHA was the sole monitoring institution for humane animal treatment on Hollywood film sets and other broadcasting outfits, becoming well-known for its trademark certification "No Animals Were Harmed" which was shown at...

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AIDS is Not the End: The GMHC and the Fight to Keep Living

Posted by Charity Watcher on Saturday, April 19, 2014, In : Health 
The Gay Men's Health Crisis, now referred to as the GMHC, us a non-profit AIDS service organization in New York City thriving on volunteer support to lead the fight against AIDS in the US. Founded in 1982, the organization started out when a rare form of cancer known as Kaposi's Sarcoma was reported to be affecting young gay men in New York City and San Francisco. When the Centers for Disease Control recognized the new disease as an epidemic, six gay men and their friends gathered in New York...

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The AFCA: Joining the Battle Against HIV and AIDS to Give Children a Healthier Future

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, April 15, 2014, In : Health 
The American Foundation for Children with AIDS (AFCA) is a non-profit geared towards helping children and their guardians in sub-Saharan Africa who have contracted AIDS or are HIV positive and do not have access to the medical care they need. As of 2008, sub-Saharan Africa represents over two-thirds of new HIV infections in the world and the number keeps growing. To help in the battle against HIV and AIDS, the AFCA provides critical antiretroviral medicine and other medications, medical suppl...

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The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute: A Bastion of Hope for Sick Children and Adults

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, April 11, 2014, In : Health 
Founded in 1947, the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute has since then been committed towards giving children and adults with cancer with the best kind of treatment possible while at the same time developing cures for tomorrow with the help of cutting-edge research. A part of the Comprehensive Cancer Center under the National Cancer Institute, Dana-Farber is a major affiliate of the Harvard Medical School. Situated in Boston's Longwood Medical Area, the institute has over 3,600 employees and rakes ...

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The Marine Toys for Tots Foundation: Bringing Hope to Children One Toy at a Time

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, April 8, 2014, In : Youth 
The Marine Toys for Tots Foundation is a not-for-profit charity that functions to fund, raise funds, and support the Toys for Tots program under the US Marine Corps Reserve. Founded in 1947, the program was established to distribute toys to children when their parents cannot afford to buy them any for Christmas. Think of it like a US Marine version of Santa Claus. Targeting the youth, the foundation operates out a headquarters in Quantico, Virginia. With revenues amounting to nearly $249 mill...

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Cru and Its Crusade for a Christian World

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, April 4, 2014,
The Campus Crusade for Christ is an interdenominational Christian organization promoting discipleship and evangelism in over 190 countries across the globe. Founded in 1951, the organization started out at the University of California through the efforts of Bill Bright as a means of ministry that college students can imbibe. Since then, members of the Cru have extended to families, adult professionals, athletes, and more. The organization's headquarters is located in Orlando, Florida. The org...

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Boy Scouts of America: Developing Future Leaders One Child at a Time

Posted by Charity Watcher on Thursday, April 3, 2014, In : Youth 
The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) is one of the biggest youth organizations in the US, made up of more than a million adult volunteers and nearly three million youth members. Since its inception in 1910, the organization has have had over 110 million members join its fold. Aside from being the biggest organization in the country that caters to the youth, the BSA is also the most prominent user of values-based development programs for children, training the youth to build character, develop pers...

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Boys & Girls Club of America: Building a Strong Foundation Among the Youth

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, March 28, 2014, In : Youth 
The Boys & Girls Clubs of America was founded in 1860 by Elizabeth Hammersley, Alice Goodwin, and Mary Goodwin with the belief that boys have better things to do than roaming the streets. Because of this, the first ever Club was organized, giving birth to a cause that persists today. In the past, the organization was known as Boys Club Federation of America, which became the Boys Clubs of America. It was in 1990 that its name was changed to what it goes by today in recognition of the fact tha...

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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital: Saving Children for Over 50 Years

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, March 25, 2014, In : Health 
As a pediatric research and treatment facility, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital started out in 1962 and has since then consistently made great strides in catastrophic diseases in children like cancer. Situated in Memphis, Tennessee, the facility is categorized as a non-profit medical corporation under IRS regulations. With research and treatment being offered under one roof, St. Jude is home to some of the most gifted researchers in the field today.

Guided by the idea that "no child shou...

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Human Appeal International: Fighting Poverty, Social Injustice, and Natural Disasters

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, March 21, 2014, In : human rights 
In 1991, in Manchester, a relief charity was created to help fight against poverty. Established to help the advancement of education, protection of good health, and relief of sickness, Human Appeal International works as a British international development organization.

The organization is focused primarily on impoverished countries like Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Lebanon, Mauritania and Sudan. As a non-profit institution, it has a presence in 24 countries in the continents of Asia, Africa and Eur...

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Great Ormond Street Hospital: A Charitable Children’s Hospital

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, March 18, 2014, In : Health 
Informally referred to as GOSH or Great Ormond Street, the Great Ormond Street Hospital is known internationally as the recipient of J.M. Barrie’s rights to his play Peter Pan or the Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up in 1929. Because of this right, the institution received significant funding for its operations.

Formerly known as the Hospital for Sick Children, the organization’s history traces back to its founding in February 1852. Back then, the hospital was the first in England to offer in-pat...

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Museums, Libraries and Archives Council: Safeguarding Museums and Libraries

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, March 14, 2014,
Cultural, scientific and artistic artifacts are collected and preserved in museums. These places give us a glimpse of our past and helps retain the memories for the future generation. The Museums, Libraries and Archives Council (MLAC) is one of the biggest organizations that oversee the protection and conservation of these places.

Established as the Standing Commission on Museums and Galleries in 1931, MLAC adopted its new name in 1981. The organization was registered as a charity under the Ro...

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Global Action for Children: Improving the Lives of Children in the Developing World

Posted by Charity Watcher on Wednesday, March 12, 2014, In : Youth 
The Global Action for Children or GAC was a results oriented coalition committed to improving the lives of highly vulnerable children and orphans in developing nations. Founded in 2003, it advocated for improved policies as well as expanded investments in proven interventions and programs. It also worked to help increase effectiveness of initiatives and make for efficient spending of taxpayer dollars to serve children better.  GAC led advocacy initiatives that ensure access to life-saving yet...

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SSAFA: A Support Group for the Forces Community

Posted by Charity Watcher on Saturday, March 8, 2014, In : Military 
Formerly known as the SSAFA Forces Help, SSAFA is a British based charitable institution that is set up to help those former and serving members of the United Kingdom British Armed Forces. They also extend their assistance to the families and dependents of these members.

It was James Gildea, who founded this organization initially as the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Families Association in 1885. In 1919, the organization became a charitable group which was renamed to Soldiers’, Saolors’ and ...

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Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine: A Charitable Institution Focused on Tropical Medicine

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, March 4, 2014, In : Health 
As a registered charity in Liverpool, United Kingdom, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM) is a higher education institution that is dedicated to the research and teaching in tropical medicine. As the first institution in the world dedicated to these types of researches, they hold a reputation for excellence and advancement in global health.

The institution’s mission is to reduce mortality in disease epidemic countries and mitigate the burden of sickness through effective interventio...

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Free Wheelchair Mission: Supporting the Disabled in Emerging Nations

Posted by Charity Watcher on Saturday, March 1, 2014, In : Foundation 
Free Wheelchair Mission is a non-profit faith-based international humanitarian organization that works to be able to provide free wheelchairs to the impoverished disabled persons in developing countries. It works in partnership with a network of other humanitarian groups that share the same advocacy. To date, FWM has already sent more than 583,000 wheelchairs to over 81 countries across the world. Through their mission, they do not just offer a gift of mobility, but of hope, independence, and...

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FIAN International: Advancing People’s Right to Food

Posted by Charity Watcher on Saturday, March 1, 2014, In : human rights 
FIAN International, formerly known as Food First Information and Action Network, is a human rights organization that has been advocating for the realization of the right to food. The international organization has been working on its mission for over 25 years, consisting of national sections and individual members across 50 countries worldwide. It is classified as non-profit, with no religious or political affiliation. It also maintains consultative status to the United Nations.

The organizati...

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Dr. Gregory Jantz Shares His Insight and Wisdom

Posted by Charity Watcher on Wednesday, February 26, 2014, In : Health 

There’s more than one way to help society. Money goes a long way, as does volunteering. Licensed mental health counselor, nationally certified eating-disorder specialist, and best-selling author Dr. Gregory Jantz, founder of The Center for Counseling and Health Resources, Inc., shares his expertise and wisdom with the masses as a contributor to The Huffington Post online and as a guest speaker internationally. His topics range from the new tough security checks at National Football League g...


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AIDA: Protecting Human Health and the Environment

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, February 21, 2014, In : Environment 
AIDA or the Interamerican Association for Environmental Defense was established in 1996. The organization was founded through a collaboration of five environmental groups in the US that included Earthjustice. It is an international non-profit organization that tackles environmental law. AIDA is headquartered in Oakland, California and has numerous partners around the globe. This includes countries such as Argentina, Costa Rica, Peru, Mexico, Ecuador, Canada, Chile and Colombia.

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Esther Benjamins Trust: Remembering the Forgotten Children

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, February 18, 2014, In : human rights 
The Esther Benjamins Trust or EBT is a charitable organization registered in the United Kingdom. It promotes the rights of children, particularly those from and in Nepal. It is through the work of the Trust that the imprisonment of Nepali children and their parents, as well as forcing them to work in Indian circuses, illegalized. Currently, it aims to end the use of large scale institutions to care for the children, promoting that care should start with the home where rescued children from th...

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Cancer Research UK: Beating Cancer One Research at a Time

Posted by Charity Watcher on Saturday, February 15, 2014, In : Health 
The world’s largest independent cancer research charity was created through the merger of the Cancer Research Campaign and the Imperial Cancer Research Fund. Merged on February 4, 2002, this non-profit organization aims to reduce the number of deaths brought about by cancer.

There are about 40,000 regular volunteers who help out raise money through donations, community fundraising, retail and corporate partnerships, events and legacies. These volunteers also aid the organization in carrying ...

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Wateraid: Helping Provide Safe and Clean Water to the World

Posted by Charity Watcher on Wednesday, February 12, 2014,
Transforming the lives of millions every year through clean water, sanitized toilets and hygiene education has been the contribution of Wateraid to the world. Working in 27 countries, this non-profit organization was put up as a response to the UN International Drinking Water & Sanitation. 

The efforts of the organization are met with assistance from local communities in the creation of taps and toilets. Through Wateraid’s experience and well researched programs, they also work in influencin...

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Stichting INGKA Foundation: World’s Largest Dutch Foundation

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, February 7, 2014,
The Swedish billionaire, Ingvar Kamprad, the founder of well loved brand IKEA created the Stichting INGKA Foundation. This institution is considered as second largest nonprofit organization in the world and is ranked as one of the largest charitable foundations as of. 

Stichting is a Dutch word for foundation and INGKA is the contraction of the founder’s name whose main objective of creating the organization is to promote and support innovation in various fields of interest in interior desig...

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Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation: The World’s Largest Private Foundation

Posted by Charity Watcher on Wednesday, February 5, 2014,
To enhance healthcare and reduce extreme poverty are the primary interest of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the world’s largest private foundation in the world. The organization was of course founded by the world’s richest man and his wife, Bill and Melinda Gates.

There are three trustees of the foundation. Other than the couple, the third person is billionaire Warren Buffett. As of June 2013, the organization has an endowment of $38.3 billion. $28 billion of which was donated by Bill Ga...

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The Mastercard Foundation: Leading World Youth to Financial Success

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, January 28, 2014,
The Mastercard Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of youth in some of the most impoverished nations in the world, through education and financial assistance. Though the foundation was established through a gift shares from Mastercard Worldwide, it remains totally independent. 

The Foundation’s primary mission is to provide the means for impoverished youth to attain a better life through education and financial assistance. 


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Angel Flight: Transportation Angels

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, January 21, 2014,
Angel Flight is the collective name used by several groups that make free transportation services accessible for needy patients. They also perform other missions related to community service. Non-profit organizations that perform such charitable services are located across the United States, Europe, Canada, and Australia. These groups, like other Public Benefit Flying (PBF) organizations, work by helping arrange free, non-emergency transportation for patients who are in need of medical treatm...

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Age UK: Caring for the Elderly

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, January 17, 2014, In : human rights 
Registered on February 25, 2009, Age UK, is a charity in the United Kingdom that focuses on the elderly people. The organization combines the efforts of Help the Aged and the Age Concern and is now considered the largest charity in the country for older people. 

The merger of the two charitable institutions is among the largest in charities in the United Kingdom. The current brand name was not used until April 2010. Tracing the history of the two charitable entities will go back to the year 19...

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amfAR: Researching and Advocating for the Prevention and Elimination of HIV/AIDS

Posted by Charity Watcher on Saturday, January 11, 2014,
amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research, is an international nonprofit organization that works to support projects and programs involving and benefiting HIV/AIDS research, prevention, treatment, and education. They also advocate sound AIDS-related public policy. 

The foundation’s history can be traced back to the 1980s, when a group of scientists and researchers, including Mathilde Krim, Ph.D., organized an informal study group with the aim of investigating the condition that have come to be...

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Asia Injury Prevention Foundation: Protecting Nations’ Citizens Through Promoting Traffic Safety

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, January 7, 2014,
The Asia Injury Prevention Foundation, more commonly known as AIP Foundation, is a non-profit interest group of enterprise that works to combat the traffic crisis in Southeast Asian countries. Traffic safety has become an increasingly important and pressing issue especially in developing countries, not only in Asia, but in other parts of the globe as well. While commerce grows rapidly in these nations, it is apparent how travel infrastructures are not allowed to catch up, therefore causing tr...

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Africa-America Institute: Promoting Valuable Engagement Between Africa and America

Posted by Charity Watcher on Saturday, January 4, 2014, In : Education 
The Africa-America Institute or AAI is a premier US-based organization that focuses on international education and public policy. It works to advance higher education and professional development for Africans, as well as promote engagement and partnership between Africa and America through training, education, and dialogue.

For six decades, the institute has been unlocking the potentials of African talent to help strengthen the capacity of individuals and societies in Africa to eventually furt...

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AIDS Research Alliance of America: Seeking a Cure for the Disease

Posted by Charity Watcher on Wednesday, January 1, 2014, In : Health 
HIV/AIDS has undoubtedly shaken the world. This deadly disease has brought fear among many. Thankfully, there are organizations and associations that keep on working to find a cure and solution to this medical problem. Among them is the AIDS Research Alliance of America (ARAA).

ARAA is a national community-based 501(c)(3) non-profit medical research institution that strives to find a cure for HIV/AIDS, as well as discover medical strategies to prevent new infections and better treatments for t...

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Barnardo’s: Transforming the World One Child at a Time

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, December 27, 2013,
In terms of charitable expenditure, Barnardo’s is considered as the largest children’s charity in the United Kingdom. Founded in 1866 by Dr. Thomas John Barnardo, this British charity is out there to care for vulnerable children and young people. It has more than 800 local services and in 2013 spent over £191 million in carrying out their vision.

Headquartered in Barkingside in the London Borough of Redbridge, the group provides training services, residential, education, local support, co...

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Islamic Relief Worldwide: Changing the World One Step at a Time

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, December 24, 2013,
Regardless of race, gender, belief or political affiliation, Islamic Relief Worldwide is there to provide humanitarian relief and development programs across the globe. As an international humanitarian organization, it holds 29 field offices in the Middle East, Asia, Africa and in Latin America.

It was in 1984 that this charitable group was founded in the United Kingdom. Since its inception, they have championed several causes that underscore the need to protect life and dignity, strengthening...

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Blinded Veterans Association: Helping Veterans Overcome the Challenges of Blindness

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, December 20, 2013, In : Military 
The Blinded Veterans Association (BVA) is a non-profit organization headquartered in Washington, D.C. It was founded in 1945 by a group of blinded World War II veterans who were staying at an Army hospital in Avon Old Farms, CT. Its primary mission is to help veterans and their families meet and overcome the challenges that come with blindness. 

BVA’s mission includes promoting the welfare of blinded veterans for them to be able to take their rightful place in the community and getting the o...

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American Printing House for the Blind: Enhancing Education for Blind Students

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, December 17, 2013, In : Education 
American Printing House for the Blind (APH) is a not-for-profit corporation based in Louisville, Kentucky, Unites States. It promotes independent living among individuals who are blind or visually impaired. For more than 150 years, the corporation has already created unique products and services to support all aspects of its clients and beneficiaries even without sight or limited seeing abilities. 

In the 1830s, the first of the schools for blind children opened in the United States. Back then...

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Tearfund: Helping the Needy in the Name of Christ

Posted by Charity Watcher on Saturday, December 14, 2013,
Working in 50 countries, UK Christian relief and development agency Tearfund is the founding member of both the Disasters Emergency Committee and the Micah Network. The organization’s calling is to go places where help is badly needed to assist in rebuilding poor communities and end poverty. 

The group was created out of the United Nations’ Evangelical Refugee Fund and the Evangelical Alliance (EA). It originally started as The Evangelical Alliance Relief Fund Committee with George Hoffman...

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The Royal British Legion: Serving the Members of the British Armed Forces

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, December 10, 2013, In : Military 
Often simply referred to as The Legion, The Royal British Legion is a charitable British organization that was created to provide not just financial support but also social and emotional assistance to the dependents, veterans, and members of the British Armed Forces. 

The merger of four organizations: the National Federation of Discharged and Demobilized Sailors and Soldiers, the Comrades of the Great War, the National Association of Discharged Sailors and Soldiers and the Officers’ Associat...

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American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee: Helping Jews Around the World

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, December 6, 2013, In : human rights 
Established in 1914, the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) has been actively involved in helping to alleviate hunger and hardships of Jews around the world. JDC operates in Israel and 70 other countries. Although known to serve the Jewish communities, JDC also provides their services to areas in need of immediate assistance. One of their latest programs was to provide aid to victims of Typhoon Haiyan when it hit the Philippines. 

JDC was formed during World War I when the Jewi...

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Save the Children Fund: Protecting the Rights of Children

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, November 29, 2013, In : Youth 
Established in 1919 in the United Kingdom, Save the Children Fund is a non-governmental organization that is also active internationally. This charitable organization is focused on the promotion of the rights of children. 

The group provides relief and assistance to children in various developing countries through health care, better education, economic opportunities, aid in natural disasters, various conflicts and war. There are about 30 national groups that functions under the Save the Child...

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Cancer Research UK: The World’s Largest Independent Cancer Charity

Posted by Charity Watcher on Wednesday, November 27, 2013, In : Health 
“To reduce the number of deaths from cancer” is the main objective of Cancer Research UK, a charitable organization in the United Kingdom. The group was formed in 2002 through the merger of two cancer awareness organizations: Cancer Research Campaign and Imperial Cancer Research Fund. 

Cancer Research UK is now considered as the largest independent cancer research charity in the world. The organization conducts research pertaining to the prevention, diagnosis, and various treatments of the...

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Christian Aid Ministries: A Channel for Anabaptist Groups

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, November 22, 2013,
Christian Aid Ministries is a charitable organization that works to ensure proper and organized distribution of donated goods abroad. This group is categorized as a foreign-aid outlet for Mennonite, Amish, and several other conservative Anabaptist groups. 

It was in 1981 that the organization was founded. Since its inception, it has been a practice of their supporters to come up with 15 million pounds of food, seeds, clothing, medicines, Bible story books, Bibles, and various Christian literat...

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The Concord Coalition: Working to Build a Sound Foundation for America’s Economic Growth

Posted by Charity Watcher on Saturday, November 16, 2013, In : Economy 
The Concord Coalition is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-partisan, grassroots organization that advocates generationally responsible fiscal policy. It aims to educate the public about the causes of federal budget deficits, as well as its consequences. It also works to shed the light on the long-term challenges that the country is facing when it comes to unsustainable entitlement programs. Ultimately, the organization looks to build a sound foundation for stable economic growth.

Established in 1992...

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National Retail Renovator, Carpenter, and Developer Kevin Craffey Supports Our Troops and New Hampshire Youth

Posted by Charity Watcher on Wednesday, November 13, 2013, In : Military 
Successful journeyman carpenter, entrepreneur, and businessman Kevin Craffey, owner and operator of several development, general contracting, and carpentry businesses based in New England, shares his success through his support of charities dear to his heart. The son and grandson of carpentry-union presidents, he understands the value of hard work, commitment, and dedication. As such, Kevin Craffey particularly supports the men and women who serve our country in military service; and youth, o...
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American Forests: Protecting and Restoring Forests

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, November 12, 2013, In : Environment 
American Forests is a nonprofit organization composed of a group of people who care about the forests and work to conserve them. It is the oldest national organization in United States that focuses on promoting the protection and expansion of America’s forestry. Since 1990, they have already planted over 40 million trees in different forests across the country. Aside from caring for the forests, they have also helped restore watersheds to provide clean drinking water to beneficiary communit...

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American Bird Conservancy: Working to Conserve the World’s Beautiful Creatures

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, November 8, 2013, In : Environment 
The American Bird Conservancy (ABC) is a non-profit membership organization that focuses on conserving native birds and their natural habitats all over the Americas. It is committed to expelling the threats to birds inhabiting the western hemisphere, including overuse of pesticides, habitat destruction, urban sprawl, and invasive species. 

The organization works in cooperation with other agencies and groups that are also dedicated to the advocacy, such as The Bird Conservation Alliance, Fundac...

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MAP International: Christians Helping the World

Posted by Charity Watcher on Wednesday, November 6, 2013,
MAP International is a charitable organization that provides assistance to any place or communities around the world that requires help. The group of global Christian organizations work by distributing collected donations to poverty stricken areas or communities under calamity in an effort to save the lives of millions of human beings. 

The charitable institution is one of the highest placed charities in the world at the moment.  In fact, they’re considered to be a 4-star charity. The missio...

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American Civil Rights Union: The Conservative Civil Liberties Organization

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, November 1, 2013, In : human rights 
The American Civil Rights Union, or ACRU, is an American organization focused on advocating civil liberties in the country, for its people. It was founded by Robert B. Carleson, a former Reagan administration official, in 1998. It was established in response to views that the more prominent civil rights organization, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLA), was too liberal or leftward-leaning. Because of this, ACRU has been considered as a conservative civil liberties advocacy group. 

Since ...

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National Coalition for the Homeless: Fighting Homelessness in a National Scale

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, October 29, 2013,
The National Coalition for the Homeless is a network of people who have experienced or are currently experiencing homelessness, as well as advocates and activists, community and faith-based service providers, and other individuals and groups who are committed to the single mission of ending homelessness.

NCH’s history can be traced back to 1981 when founder Robert Hayes filed a lawsuit on behalf of a homeless man in New York City. The case was settled out of court and from then on, people su...

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League of Women Voters: Empowering People’s Right to Vote and Making Democracy Work

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, October 22, 2013, In : human rights 
The League of Women Voters (LWV) is a civic organization that aims to help women take a larger role in public affairs as they have acquired the right to vote. The American organization was founded in 1920 by Carrie Chapman Catt during the last meeting of the National American Woman Suffrage Association. The founding of the organization happened about six months before the Amendment XIX allowed the women to exercise the right to vote. 

LWV began as a “mighty political experiment” that was d...

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March of Dimes: Ensuring Healthy Babies and Safe Pregnancy

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, October 18, 2013,
Originally created to combat polio, March of Dimes is now a non-profit organization that has been around to help out mothers and babies improve their health. This organization was created in 1938 by no other than the late president Franklin D. Roosevelt. 

Headquartered in White Plains, New York, the organization has about 51 chapters across the United States. Preventing birth defects, infant mortality, and premature birth are their means of helping out mothers and their babies improve their he...

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Christian Aid Ministries: Helping the World’s Needy

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, October 11, 2013,
Headquartered in Berlin, Ohio, the Christian Aid Ministries (CAM) provides food, clothing, seeds, medicine, and Christian literature to millions of people around the world. CAM is a non-profit organization that is a conduit for conservative Anabaptist and Amish, Mennonite groups to provide assistance to the world’s needy. Every year, CAM distributes millions of pounds of goods and medicines wherever it is needed. 

In the United States, CAM operates several programs including Rapid Response T...

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United States Fund for UNICEF: Working towards Zero Avoidable Child Deaths

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, October 8, 2013, In : human rights 
Thousands of children around the world die every year due to reasons that may have been avoided. The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) works hard to radically reduce this amount by providing vaccines, healthcare, and educational support to millions of children and their families around the world. UNICEF is supported by other charitable organizations. In the US, the United States Fund for UNICEF is one of the largest charitable organizations that support the advocacies of UNICEF throug...

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Witness for Peace: Keeping an Eye Open to Secure Peace

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, October 4, 2013, In : human rights 
Witness for Peace or WFP is an activist organization based in the United States. Founded in 1983, it was originally established to oppose the then administration, led by Ronald Reagan, as it supported the Nicaraguan Contras. They alleged and worked against the widespread atrocities that the counterrevolutionary groups got involved with back then.

In order for the organization to be able to show people the real deal, they took US citizens to Nicaragua for them to personally see what their gover...

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The American Civil Liberties Union: Securing Every Citizen’s Liberty and Human Rights

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, October 1, 2013, In : human rights 
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is a non-profit, nonpartisan organization that works around the mission, “to defend and preserve the individual rights and liberties guaranteed to every person in the country by the Constitution and laws of the United States.” They fulfill their mission and perform their programs through lobbying, litigation, and community education. 

ACLU was founded in 1920 by Roger Baldwin, Walter Nelles, and Crystal Eastman. However, it rooted from its predeces...

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Planned Parenthood Federation of America: The Largest Provider of Reproductive Health Services in the US

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, September 24, 2013, In : Health 
Nearly 100 years from its inception, Planned Parenthood Federation of America has improved the health and safety of women. It has been a forerunner in birth control and has always been on the lookout for unintended pregnancies. 

The organization is considered as one of the largest charitable institution in the United States as listed by Forbes. It is deemed as the largest organization providing reproductive health services like HIV screening, cancer screening, abortion, contraception, and coun...

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AIDS Fund: Developing AIDS Awareness in Philadelphia

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, September 20, 2013, In : Health 
HIV/AIDS is one of the modern society’s major concerns. The prevalence of this virus in the society and the impact it has in communities are mainly due to the lack of awareness. Thus, the AIDS Fund works with communities and local authorities in Philadelphia to increase public awareness about HIV/AIDS. 

AIDS Fund is a non-profit charitable organization established in 1989. The organization was founded when members of the local gay and lesbian center organized a Walk-A-Thon in 1987 which was ...

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African Children’s Educational Trust (A-CET): Developing Africa through Education

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, September 17, 2013, In : Education 
Founded in 1997 by David Stables, the African Children’s Educational Trust (A-CET) aims to develop Africa by providing their youth with a means to education. The A-CET Board of Directors recognizes the lack of educational opportunities for Africa’s youth and works to provide them these opportunities by arranging for suitable donors for the Trust. A-CET is a charitable institution that works directly with a non-government organization in Ethiopia, the Ethiopia Youth Education Support, to c...

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American Childhood Cancer Organization: Supporting Children with Cancer

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, September 13, 2013, In : Health 

The American Childhood Cancer Organization (ACCO) is a non-profit charitable institution that focuses on providing support to families of children diagnosed with cancer. The organization is also involved in funding research projects that target the prevention of the disease.

The ACCO was established in 1970 by parents of children who had survived cancer. Based in Washington, D.C., the organization’s initial focus was to create awareness in the government and to lobby for more resources to...


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The American Heart Association: Leading the Way to Healthier Lives

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, September 10, 2013, In : Health 

Based in Dallas, Texas, the American Heart Association (AHA) continues to lead the way for people to live healthier lives by promoting programs that create awareness of heart diseases and healthier ways of living.  The AHA recognizes that heart diseases are the #1 killer in America and strokes are not far behind, thus, the association is active in creating awareness and funding research programs in the prevention of heart diseases and strokes.

In addition to providing information to the gen...


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Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund: Defending Our Law Enforcers

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, September 6, 2013,

In a democratic society, we have been taught since early childhood that nobody is above the law – not even law enforcers. Like anybody else, law enforcers can at times get into situations wherein they would have to defend their actions in the line of duty in front of a court of law. Unfortunately, the cost of enlisting specialized defense counsels can be a bit more than a law enforcement officer can afford.

The Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund (LELDF) was founded by David Henderson Martin ...


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The Fund for Global Human Rights: Achieving Human Rights Victories World Wide

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, September 3, 2013, In : human rights 

In the highly developed world that we live in today, it can sometimes be unimaginable that human rights violations would still exist. Unfortunately, they do and a good part of the population living in advanced, protected, and highly sophisticated communities and countries can often forget that there are people on this planet who are being subjected to human rights violations every single minute of every day. It is also saddening that some of the supposedly civilized individuals and groups are...


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Providing Health Care and Social Services to Those in Need: Cástulo de la Rocha and AltaMed

Posted by Charity Watcher on Wednesday, June 19, 2013, In : Health 

Cástulo de la Rocha has led AltaMed Health Services Corporation as President and CEO since 1977. The nonprofit organization provides quality health and dental care and a range of other services to a primarily Latino population in underserved areas of Los Angeles and Orange Counties in Southern California. Under Cástulo de la Rocha’s direction, the health care provider has grown from one clinic in East L.A. to 44 clinics and senior care centers, and from three paid employ...


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Carlton Hobbs: Renowned Antiques Dealer and Ardent Animal Welfare Supporter

Posted by Charity Watcher on Wednesday, April 3, 2013, In : Foundation 
When clients step into the beautifully appointed showroom spaces that comprise Carlton Hobbs Antiques, an internationally renowned gallery situated in the former Vanderbilt mansion on New York’s Upper East Side, they enter a world carefully curated over the course of many years by a man whose passion for culling rarities is equally matched by his commitment to animal welfare. A native Londoner who now makes his home in Manhattan, Carlton Hobbs is an instantly recognizable figure in his fiel...
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Lloyd Schwed’s Integrity-driven Florida Law Practice Schwed, Kahle & Jenks, P.A.

Posted by Charity Watcher on Thursday, March 21, 2013, In : Education 

With offices in Miami, Orlando, Tampa, and Palm Beach, the veteran attorneys at Schwed, Kahle & Jenks, P.A. have experience in insurance defense, product and automobile liability, and securities arbitration and litigation matters. Managing Partner Lloyd Schwed and his colleagues notably maintain more than 100 years of cumulative experience and provide approved defense counsel to dozens of major insurance firms, including Torchmark Corporation, Northern Trust, Liberty National Life Insurance, ...
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The Nike Foundation: Giving Back Through Actionable Outreach

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, January 8, 2013, In : Foundation 
By Davide Grasso
 
In keeping with Nike’s reputation as a socially responsible corporate citizen, the company channels considerable resources toward a number of philanthropic projects that target underserved and economically unstable communities across the globe. Recognizing that we all possess potential for greatness, Nike’s leadership team came together in 2004 to establish the Nike Foundation, a catalyst for change that has deeply impacted many lives in an actionable and meaningful capac...

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Theodore H. Friedman and The North American Conference on Ethiopian Jewry

Posted by Charity Watcher on Wednesday, December 12, 2012, In : human rights 
Attorney Theodore H. Friedman embarked on his career in the legal arena following the completion of his studies at Harvard Law School. Still practicing today, Friedman enjoys a reputation as one of New York's most talented trial lawyers, a distinction he leverages outside of the courtroom to spearhead a number of commendable charitable endeavors. Throughout his career, Theodore H. Friedman has always set time aside to take on pro-bono cases, both independently and in collaboration with collea...
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Instituting Actionable Change Through Wings of Hope

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, October 30, 2012, In : Youth 

Retired U.S. Air Force pilot and former Senior Vice President of Virgin America David Pflieger presently serves as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Air Pacific Ltd, a Fiji-based carrier that takes great pride in giving back to local community. Mr. Pflieger joined Air Pacific in 2010 and is widely credited with reinvigorating an enterprise that only recently suffered major profit losses. Today, Air Pacific and its subsidiary Pacific Sun stand poised to experience a new era of s...


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A Discussion of Tzedakah: Charitable Responsibility and the Jewish Faith

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, September 21, 2012, In : human rights 
Sponsored by Rabbi Leib Tropper
 
A fundamental aspect of Jewish life discussed extensively in the Talmud and other key religious texts, tzedakah is viewed less as a mitzvah (good deed) and much more so like a responsibility. Derived from the Hebrew root “tzedek’, tzedakah is often misinterpreted as a form of charitable giving that a person may choose to engage in so long as he or she possesses the resources and desire to do so. Unlike the modern concept of philanthropy, a practice that man...
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Local Business Supports Pioneering Audiology Research

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, August 31, 2012, In : Health 

A family enterprise that has grown to become one of the most successful furniture retailers in the nation, Hank's Fine Furniture opened its first store in Sherwood, Arkansas nearly forty years ago. Stocking a thoughtfully culled selection of merchandise for the home and office, the company’s Founder and current President Hank Browne quickly established himself as a local business leader thanks to his uncompromising standards of excellence regarding product quality and customer service. As t...


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Chicago Business Leader and Philanthropist Perry Mandera

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, August 17, 2012, In : Health 
A prominent businessman who owns and oversees Chicago-based large scale transportation firm The Custom Companies, Inc., Perry Mandera derives a great deal of personal satisfaction from the many philanthropic projects and community betterment endeavors he undertakes. Aside from heading Custom Cares Charities, an organization affiliated with The Custom Companies that facilitates meaningful initiatives to benefit children, Mr. Mandera donates to a host of non-profit groups that include Boys & Gi...
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Dr. Sagun Tuli: Mentoring the Next Generation of Neurosurgeons and Spinal Surgeons

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, August 7, 2012, In : Health 

A dedicated physician who played an integral role in the neurosurgery and spine surgery programs at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston for nearly a decade, Dr. Sagun Tuli recently transitioned into a post as one of the lead surgeons at the Center for Advanced Brain and Spine Surgery in Natick, Massachusetts. Educated at the University of Toronto, Dr. Tuli became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada in 2000 after which she returned to her alma mater to serve as an Assistan...


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Ellen Scharaga of OncoMed Pharmaceutical Services: Supporting Cancer Research for a Healthier Future

Posted by Charity Watcher on Wednesday, June 27, 2012, In : Health 

Maintaining an impressive resume of professional accomplishments in pharmacy management and administration, Ellen Scharaga currently acts as Senior Vice President of Operations at OncoMed Pharmaceutical Services, a position she has held since 2009. Awarded a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacology from the College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions at St. John’s University in 1982, Ms. Scharaga moved on to serve in high-level posts at Health Infusion, Homedco Infusion, Advanced C...


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Combined Jewish Philanthropies, Greater Boston’s Jewish Federation

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, June 19, 2012,

With roots dating back to the 1890s, Combined Jewish Philanthropies (CJP) of Boston gains support from successful business leaders such as Marco Bitran, Chief Executive Officer of alternative investment platform and technologies firm AI Exchange, Inc. Marco Bitran shares his success with the organization because it addresses the needs and aspirations of the Jewish community in greater Boston and beyond. The 2011 CJP Annual Campaign raised more than $42 million. The funds enabled the group to ...


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Steven Bangerter and the American Bar Association’s Pro Bono Endeavors

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, May 29, 2012,

A seasoned attorney with nearly two decades of applied professional experience, Steven Bangerter currently heads the Oakland, California-based firm Bangerter Sheppard, PC in the capacity of Managing Partner, a role he has maintained since co-founding the company in 2005. Also overseeing Bangerter Sheppard’s offices in Los Angeles and St. George, Utah, he holds an A.V. Preeminent 5.0 rating from Martindale-Hubbell, a distinction only extended to an elite group of lawyers ...


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Compassion International Gives Children in Poverty Hope

Posted by Charity Watcher on Tuesday, April 3, 2012, In : Foundation 

“Sponsoring children in need is breaking the cycle of poverty.” Such is the message of children’s charity Compassion International. This Christian child advocacy ministry has helped more than 1.2 million children in 26 countries, making sure that each child’s needs – may it be spiritual, economic, social, or physical – is provided for.

Compassion International was founded by the Rev. Everett Swanson, as a response to the needs of orphans during 1952’s Korean War. Together with...


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David Jorgensen’s Charitable and Board Involvement with the Free to Choose Network

Posted by Charity Watcher on Friday, March 16, 2012,

Since 2000, entrepreneur and former Katun Chairman David Jorgensen has served as President of the David & Annette Jorgensen Foundation. He has overseen contributions to a number of charitable organizations, including the Hoover Institution, the Pacific Legal Foundation, the Challenge Learning Center, and the Free to Choose Network. Many of these nonprofits share a commitment to promoting the benefits of free enterprise, limited government, and accountability among public officeholders.

In...


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CARE, the World’s Partner for Change

Posted by Charity Watcher on Wednesday, February 29, 2012, In : Foundation 

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