All Community created Funds

Backblaze's fund for nonprofit organizations that support the trans community.

A Dojo is a free, volunteer-led, community-based computer club for young people. Anyone aged 7 to 17 can visit a Dojo and learn to code, build a website, or create an app or game. Dojos are a space for kids and teens to explore technology in an informal, creative, safe and social environment. CoderDojo Helmond is a non profit foundation organizing Dojos in the Eindhoven region.

Charity to support accessibility to knowledge and information for everyone.

Empowering Hope for Children: Join Me in Supporting Meyer Foundation's Mission for Paediatric Health!

Please Help me and my daughter leave Nigeria, I’m a struggling single mother trying to make ends meet to no avail and I don’t want to compromise to get where I want to be. I am humbly relying on your kindness to leave here and be able to give my daughter the best upbringing away from this hostile terrible environment where no one is safe with the high level of insecurity. Please help me, I beg of you

Support organizations committed to alleviating the suffering caused by mental illness by: -direct services to people living with mental illness -awarding grants that will lead to advances and breakthroughs in scientific research -advancing the mental health and well-being of all people living in the U.S. through public education, advocacy and public policy

You can choose to donate to one of these nonprofits individually or to the whole group by donating to this fund.

Projeto social cristão com foco no desenvolvimento de atividades educacionais, sociais e de lazer para crianças, adolescentes e mulheres, com atividades gratuitas. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/institutobenefcasaesperanca/

Across the world, women are generally underrepresented in the technology industry. According to the National Center for Women & Information Technology, women only accounted for 25% of people working in tech. Of that number, Black and Latina women account for 3% and Asian women 5%. Shutterstock has partnered with organizations like Women Who Code, Black Girls Code, GTA Black Women in Tech and Latinas in Tech to help increase representation of women at Shutterstock and in the industry. Support these partners by donating to this fund!

The Smokehouse Creek Wildfire, originating in Texas, is the second-largest wildfire in state history. This wildfire, along with several other fires, have spread throughout the Texas Panhandle, Oklahoma, and Kansas, devastating various communities. Many have faced displacement from their homes and livelihoods, and access to resources has been limited. The following organizations are providing relief to those impacted by the wildfires by providing immediate and long-term relief efforts.

Last year, my brother's best mate (Frank Bos) was diagnosed with ALS, which is a fatal muscle and nerve disease. Most patients will pass away within 3 years after diagnosis. Frank is one of the most energetic, positive, and inspiring persons I know and on top of that a true athlete. We share a passion for cycling and over the years we've undertaken some great biking adventures together like the "Maratona dles Dolomites", riding the Golden Gate Bridge with both families, and the famous Utrecht-Vrouwenpolder tour with exclusively headwind... Frank is now putting his "endless" energy and positivity for 200% at work to raise funds against this awful disease. For that, he has recruited a team of (currently 140) friends & family to climb the Mont Ventoux in June '24, as part of the "Tour du ALS" organized by "Stichting ALS Nederland". And he's aiming high.... the goal is to collect 250.00 euro. So....if I can help Frank by jumping on the bike together again, then I don't need to think twice! I want to be there for Frank, for his wife and kids, and for my brother Wouter. Please help us raise as much as possible money, which will go towards research to defeat ALS. For more info visit Frank's PEDALS website: https://www.tourduals.nl/teams/frank-s-pedals GO Team PEDALS (Positive Energy Dueling ALS)!!

March is Women's History Month, an annual celebration and recognition of women's achievements and contributions to society throughout American history. The 2024 theme for Women's History Month is; “Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion” and aims to highlight women who have historically fought for the elimination of discrimination and bias. The following organizations are supporting and recognizing the importance of women's contributions to all facets of American society through education, advocacy, and direct services.

Please support this campaign to play March Madness Brackets, $20/per bracket to participate.

Texas & Oklahoma Wildfire Update (From TCFA) The Texas Panhandle and Western Oklahoma are facing devastation due to several wildfires that have and continue to burn hundreds of thousands of acres. Thank you for the outpouring of support we have already received from so many of you. It is very much appreciated. As the devastation continues and eventually rebuilding begins, we encourage the cattle feeding community to come together to help in any way they can, whether it be prayers, donating materials, time or money. For your convenience, listed below are some options for donating hay, fencing materials and other supplies, cash to disaster relief funds or cash to the food bank beef fund. Donation locations for hay, fencing materials and other supplies: Hemphill County Livestock Supply Point 100 Hackberry Street Canadian, Texas 79014 (806) 323-9114 Pampa Bull Barn / Top O' Texas Fairgrounds Livestock Supply Point 301 Bull Barn Drive Pampa, Texas 79065 Curtis Preston: (806) 946-7467 Cash donations: TSCRA Disaster Relief Fund. To donate online go to tscra.org/disaster-relief-fund/. All contributions to the TSCRA Disaster Relief Fund are tax deductible. For more information, contact TSCRA at (800) 242-7820. Oklahoma Cattlemen's Foundation Wildlife Disaster Relief Fund. To donate online, go to www.oklahomacattlemensfoundation.com/giving, visit the office at 2500 Exchange Ave, Oklahoma City 73108, or mail a check. All contributions to the OCF Disaster Relief Fund are tax deductible. For more ways to help, contact Mariah Reimer at mreimer@okcattlemen.org or (405) 308-3030. Food donations: High Plains Food Bank (HPFB). Cash donations to the HPFB/TCFA beef fund can be made here.

Make the world a better place for people and animals - support their mission to advocate for ethical research, end animal cruelty, and promote plant-based nutrition for our health and environment

Mission 22 is for our veterans to seek help before they commit suicide Veterans are doing this 22 times a day and I know because of my own son who served our country. He had 20 years total with the government and served 13 years and was oversea for Iraq Freedom twice.. He received many medals and came home and suffered with ptsd. Please consider in his memory to support our veterans who can make a life be saved.. I know I wish my son was here to day.. but I want to get out the message to our Veterans they are and this company to see who cares. Please help

helping Veterans to stay alive

Check out these organizations focused on creating racial equity in tech.

A waterscouting troop in Uithoorn. Scouting is an organization that offers many activities to young and old, including fire-making, working with rope, sailing, rowing and much more. After having a troop house near the river for over 40 years, the municipality now wants to use the grounds for apartment buildings. This means the club will need funds for a new building, as the municipality is not supporting the club. The money from this fund will go to this new troop house.

Join us in celebrating 40 years of powering technology forward with you, and look ahead to what more we can achieve, together! At ASML, we care about the communities in which our employees live, work, and play. We give our time, talent, and resources to invest in a brighter world. To commemorate our 40th Anniversary, join your colleagues in Arizona, and around the world, by contributing together to a positive impact on society. Through the ASML40 Campaign, you can support the nonprofit of your choice or select one of the nonprofit organizations suggested here. The nonprofit organizations included in this campaign are preferred community partners of ASML Chandler/Phoenix and align with our Society & Community Engagement focus areas of Attractive Communities, Inclusive Communities, and STEM Education. Supporting the ASML40 Campaign is easy. You can donate using special 40th Anniversary or birthday credits, or you can make a donation from you own pocket, either one time or recurring. ASML will match your donations to nonprofit organizations dollar-for-dollar up to a cumulative amount of $10,000 per employee, per calendar year. ​​​ For example, if you donate $25 to an eligible nonprofit and submit a matching gift request, we will donate $25 to that same organization. PLEASE NOTE: Donations paid with ASML credits do not qualify for matched giving.

In honor of what would have been my Dad's 66 birthday, I'm raising money for Brain Cancer Research. My dad, Peter Hughes VandenBerg, was diagnosed with brain cancer April 12, 2007 and met this challenge, as he did his entire life, with Faith and Courage, and the support of his family and friends "Team Vandy". As I've become a father myself, I have a new respect for his dedication to family and how hard it must have been to be present with us while battling cancer. My father passed away at 3:33am and my son was born at 3:33am. Life comes full circle. I'm raising money so we get one step closer to finding a cure for brain cancer.

Ehrenamtlich, unabhängig, solidarisch: So engagieren sich die über 970 Tafeln in Deutschland gegen Lebensmittelverschwendung und Armut. Sie unterstützen etwa zwei Millionen Menschen mit geretteten Lebensmitteln. Tafeln unterscheiden sich teils stark in ihrem Angebot: Einige öffnen ihren Tafel-Laden alle zwei Wochen, andere unterstützen mit ihren zahlreichen Ausgabestellen täglich hunderte armutsbetroffene Menschen. Manche konzentrieren sich auf die Lebensmittelausgabe, andere bieten zusätzlich Projekte, Treffpunkte, Möbelbörsen und vieles mehr an. Alle Tafeln eint jedoch ihre Mission: Lebensmittel retten, Menschen helfen. Die Tafeln sammeln überschüssige Lebensmittel ein, die für den Müll bestimmt waren, aber noch gut und genießbar sind. Sie geben diese kostenlos oder gegen einen geringen Betrag an Menschen mit wenig Geld weiter. Damit engagieren sie sich unabhängig von politischen Parteien und Konfessionen gegen Lebensmittelverschwendung und lindern Armut. Die Arbeit der Tafeln basiert zum Großteil auf Spenden: Wir freuen uns über Sach-, Geld- und Zeitspenden. Erst durch diese Unterstützung sowie den Einsatz der 60.000 Tafel-Aktiven wird die Tafel-Arbeit möglich. 95 Prozent der Helferinnen und Helfer engagieren sich ehrenamtlich für die 1,6 bis 2 Millionen Kundinnen und Kunden der Tafeln. Von Kindern und Jugendlichen über Erwachsene im erwerbsfähigen Alter bis hin zu Seniorinnen und Senioren: Die Tafel-Kundinnen und -Kunden kommen aus allen Altersgruppen und haben die unterschiedlichsten Lebensgeschichten. Tafeln sind solidarisch mit ihnen allen: Sie helfen denen, die ihre Hilfe benötigen. Nachhaltigkeit: Lebensmittel werden unter großem Aufwand produziert und sind wertvoll. Wir treten dafür ein, dass sie nicht vernichtet, sondern verzehrt werden. Humanität: Jedem Tafel-Kunden und jeder Tafel-Kundin begegnen wir unabhängig von Herkunft, Möglichkeiten und Grenzen mit Respekt und achten ihre Würde. Gerechtigkeit und Teilhabe: Jeder Mensch soll Chancen zur persönlichen, kulturellen, sozialen, schulischen und beruflichen Entfaltung erhalten. Soziale Verantwortung: Tafeln übernehmen durch ihr Handeln soziale Verantwortung und erinnern die Gesellschaft an ihre Verpflichtung gegenüber armen und ausgegrenzten Menschen.

Hillsboro DUV Team Donations

We have no time to lose. Duchenne Parent Project therefore wants more and better research into Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. To develop medications that can stop or slow the breakdown of muscle. Gathering knowledge about the muscular disease is not happening fast enough. Duchenne Parent Project is an independent foundation founded in 1994 by Elizabeth Vroom, mother of a Duchenne son. They are committed to improving the future prospects of Duchenne patients by playing an important role in developing medications that can treat or cure Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy! For all boys worldwide. This can only be done through faster and better research. Through (international) cooperation at all levels. They also develop projects to improve medical care and independence. Through better and faster knowledge transfer, training and, for example, the development of tools. They are achieving success! The results of a number of research projects are promising.

Last year we received the sad news that my brother-in-law (Frank Bos) has been diagnosed with ALS, which is a fatal muscle and nerve disease. Most patients will pass away, 3 years after diagnosis. To give future ALS patients a better perspective, more research is required. To this end, Frank has founded a Tour du ALS team, named PEDALS (Positive Energy Dueling ALS). This group has already collected 167.000 euros with a group target of 250.000 euros. Next to a financial target, we will have a sportive target as well: each participant will climb the Mont Ventoux one or multiple times. Please find below a link to our team page: https://www.tourduals.nl/teams/frank-s-pedals?utm_source=kentaa&utm_medium=email-share&utm_campaign=tour-du-als Will you support us?