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the mercury foundation

The charitable work of The Mercury Foundation has taken place for nearly a decade and in 2018 it was granted charitable status to advance the education of the public, in particular but not exclusively in the Second World War, the Battle of Britain and the Royal Air Force and related areas.

eurasia education foundation

We provide Theological Education to nationals from persecuted countries. We help support a university in Eurasia as well as several satellite schools. These provide the opportunity for those who have come to Christ to continue serving Him by spreading the Gospel, using their theological education and knowledge of the Bible. We research and teach an objective approach to Islamic History, its form and faith. We help Protect the Persecuted. If you look at this Persecution Watch List, kindly provided by Open Doors USA, you will see many highlighted countries within Eurasia. Many of the students we support put their lives and safety on the line by devoting their life to Christ. For their sake we use only very general information on our website.

the hamza foundation

Our Vision “To make this world a better place by serving humanity in the areas of education, healthcare and rehabilitation based on excellence, being a self-sustainable organization.” Who We Are? Hamza Foundation, a non-profit organization, is working for the betterment of society, especially the marginalized communities, thus running several projects under its umbrella. The Hamza Foundation Academy For The Deaf (HFAD) provides modern and scientific education to Hearing Impaired Children while the Sabra School provides education to the students of less privileged societies. The Foundation offers health services at subsidized rates to deserving patients at its several medical centers in different areas. The Foundation is also managing numerous mosques in Karachi, Lahore, and Kasur to provide basic education and the propagation of genuine Islamic tenets among the new generation.

the albion foundation

next step foundation

vibe sports foundation

the miller foundation

The Miller Foundation is committed to investing our resources to give children living within these high-need neighborhoods the opportunity to flourish, develop, and reach their full potential. Foundation funding will be primarily directed to programs that address issues within our three focused program areas that impact children in these identified vulnerable neighborhoods of greater Long Beach. Long Beach, the 7th largest city in California, is on one hand a city of great resources: culturally rich, boasting beautiful ecological features, and home to esteemed higher educational institutions. On the other hand, it is a city of great needs: facing high levels of poverty and its multiple effects, environmental pollution, and rising housing costs. Over the years, Long Beach has become “a tale of two cities,” where certain neighborhoods are characterized by the benefits and resources of affluence and other neighborhoods are bearing the brunt of low incomes, decreased resources, and the challenges of communities of poverty. *Slides & facts courtesy of the Long Beach Community Action Partnership, LBCAP.org Long Beach’s areas of affluence—concentrated primarily on the east side of Long Beach– are characterized by high annual median family incomes, longer life expectancy, higher employment levels, and overall community safety. Children have access to a vast array of resources that promote their development including high-quality schools and after-school enrichment programs of diverse types, excellent access to health care, and safe spaces to grow up and recreate. Areas of critical need are concentrated primarily within North, West Central, and Southwest Long Beach. These neighborhoods experience high levels of poverty, exposure to environmental pollutants, and low levels of educational attainment. Families and children in these areas face great barriers in accessing health care resources, support in early education and educational attainment, and affordable arts programming. These neighborhoods also contain the largest concentration of children in the city.

the caridon foundation

Caridon Foundation helps tenants to successfully manage their tenancy, avoid eviction processes, improve on money management, promote independence and link them into long term support resulting in the tenant remaining in their property for longer and moving onto long term housing options.

neil's hugs foundation

After becoming increasingly overwhelmed with life, Neil William Paterson felt that his only option was to complete suicide and, in a selfless attempt to relieve his family of the constant worry over his welfare, he sadly ended his pain in 2011. In an equally brave action, his mother Donna took what had been a profoundly tragic event and turned it into a positive, founding a charity in Neil’s name which could provide a network of support for those travelling the same lonely path she too had walked along. With support from friends, family and professionals, Neil’s Hugs Foundation became a charity in December 2016, successfully providing comfort and compassion in several different ways.

internet observatory foundation

The National Internet Observatory is funded by a generous grant from the National Science Foundation: NSF Grant: Mid-scale RI-1 (M1:IP): Observatory for Online Human and Platform Behavior‍ Northeastern News has written several articles explaining why the Observatory is so vital for scientists: "Can we better understand online behavior? These researchers will dig deep to find out" (News@Northeastern, October 2021) and "Unprecedented data collection project, 'a huge missing piece of the study of the Internet,' now underway" (News@Northeastern, September 2022).