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Supporting animal welfare agencies in the metro Atlanta Area.

Virtual giving back activity to fight local hunger

Progressive organizations actively support women's advancement and help forge an inclusive world. View the International Women's Day 2022 Charity Alliance here: https://www.internationalwomensday.com/fundraising

Make learning code fun and accessible to kids all over the world.

Florida Trailblazer's FY23 Q1 Philanthropy

We are excited to partner with a few organizations driving change and impact for Latina Leaders around the world. This fund as part of Cisco's investment in Community Impact, will be created to empower Latinas starting their tech careers and advancing throughout their professional journey.

We are a team of six Cisco Employees who are walking 25km on 9 April to raise money for the Alzheimer's Society. Some of you will remember in 2019 we did a similar challenge and the support was overwhelming. As the UK emerges from 2 years of Covid, we decided to challenge ourselves again to keep fit, and in the spirit of giving, support a charity (as many have suffered from a drop in donations through the last couple of years). Alzheimer's is still close to all our hearts so we decided to raise money for this really worth while cause. If you are able to support our effort with any small amount it would be gratefully received. Alzheimer’s Society is transforming the landscape of dementia forever. Until the day we find a cure, we will create a society where those affected by dementia are supported and accepted, able to live in their community without fear or prejudice Team : Julie Harper; Marnie Offord; Natasa Ciric-Bukatarevic; Niki Collins; Gemma Glasgow; Anna Nelson

Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that is diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. Together we can forge women's equality Collectively we can all #BreakTheBias

Team - thank you in advance for your contributions!

Shaukat Khanam Cancer Hospital and SIUT are two world class institutions that provide expensive treatment to those who cannot afford it free of charge.

We would love to celebrate Atharva and Aarabhi's birthday by donating to a social cause. Osaat is dedicated to improve education in India by rebuilding the infrastructure. We would love to contribute towards this cause.

Everyone is born creative. But in today's world, it feels like we're increasingly told to specialize. And as we get older, we fall into routines. One of the great things about Pinterest is that no matter your circumstances, you have the ability to expand and explore your horizons. These funds support organizations that are empowering others to be their most creative selves.

In the face of unprecedented threats to American democracy -- punctuated by the attack on the Capital on January 6, 2021 -- these organizations are, each in their own way, working to protect the core dimensions of democratic self-government in the United States.

Join us in supporting BEAM as they drive a movement dedicated to the healing, wellness, and liberation of Black and marginalized communities.

In late January, Tropical Cyclone Ana brought strong winds and heavy rains to parts of Madagascar, Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe, impacting hundreds of thousands of people with devastating floods and landslides. At least 116 people have died, tens of thousands of homes have been damaged or destroyed along with schools, health centers, businesses, and infrastructure. Just two weeks later Tropical Cyclone Batsirai made landfall on the east coast of Madagascar with wind gusts of 146mph and torrential rains, causing at least 10 additional fatalities and displacing another 50,000 people; impacting many of the same areas already suffering from Tropical Cyclone Ana. Whole villages are reported to have been washed away by the latest storm. Cisco Foundation has launched a $250K Tropical Cyclone Ana Disaster Relief campaign to support the efforts of the organizations listed below. **Note on Tax Deductibility: This fund may include organizations based in the US, and in other countries. US employees who make a credit card donation will receive a receipt for tax deductibility for the portion of the donation contributed to US organizations. Employees outside the US will not be able to receive a receipt for tax deductibility for credit card donations to organizations in this fund.**

Selection of non-profits for Black History Month that provide support and services to Black Trans and Gender Non-Conforming people. Within the Black community, Trans and Gender Non-Conforming individuals face devastating levels of discrimination and violence that stem from transphobia and bigotry compounded by structural racism. Every year, the number of trans individuals murdered is dubbed the "Deadliest year on record for transgender people". In 2021 there were 375 transgender people murdered. This number is realistically much higher due to under reporting of crimes. The trans community of color was also exponentially affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States: • 26% of transgender people of color have become unemployed • 67% transgender people of color are no longer able to pay their bills • 58% of transgender people of color have had their work hours reduced • 27% of transgender people of color have had their pay cut • 31% of transgender people of color have had to take unpaid leave • 30% of transgender people of color have been forced to switch to part-time working hours

Non-profit organizations selected for supporting the success and prosperity of Black Women and Girls! Fund created by Jason Lee. 💗

The Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor

Black History Month is a federally recognized celebration of the contributions African Americans have made to this country, and a time to reflect on the continued struggle for racial and social justice and acknowledging their achievements that continue to have deep cultural and global impact. Black @ MAL asks for your support for these three amazing organizations that spans across music, civic service, and food equity - they are dynamic reflections of community empowerment and excellence.

February is Black History Month, and Zip is proud to support organizations focused on providing critical programming to the African-American community. This year, when one of our Zipsters donates to one of these causes you will be entered into a raffle to be one of four winners and Zip will be making a donation of $500 to Black Lives Matter in the Zipster's name ($2,000).

Help bKind deliver thousands of meals & safety: "No Hunger, No Hate"! bKind's NO HUNGER, NO HATE initiative: * Provides FREE personal safety alarms for seniors & survivors of abuse/trafficking * Distributes 1000’s of meals to those suffering from food insecurity * Promotes unity & oneness with messages & facts to end acts of violence * Presents a powerful business alliance to retrieve excess food from being wasted - 40% of food in America goes to waste every year . * Assures tireless dedication to combat HUNGER & HATE - 50 million Americans are struggling with hunger - 3 million are veterans & their families - 17 million are children A SMALL DONATION sustains bKind's NO HUNGER, NOT HATE program. bKind matches all donations & offers FREE individualized wellness programs to all donors.

Family and friends of Elizabeth A. Morman have established an annual scholarship for a non-traditional aged nursing student. The scholarship is in memory of nursing alumna Elizabeth A. Morman '95. One $1,000.00 scholarship shall be distributed in the Fall semester and each year after as an annual scholarship. This annual award shall be given to students who meet the following criteria: Must be enrolled in the nursing program, must be a non-traditional student, must have a minimum 3.0 GPA, and must have financial need. Each scholarship can be used for tuition, fees, and books.

Black History Month was first proposed in the United States by black educators and the Black United Students at Kent State University in February 1969. The first official celebration took place one year later, from January 2 to February 28, 1970, making it almost 2 full months long. Six years later, Black History Month was being celebrated all across the country in educational institutions, centers of Black culture and community centers, both great and small. When President Gerald Ford recognized Black History Month, during the celebration of the United States Bicentennial, he urged Americans to "seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of Black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history". We encourage you to join Lucid & Cint in celebrating Black History Month by giving to this campaign, or by searching on Bright Funds for a nonprofit that is doing the work to fight racism and intolerance in order to create a more just, equitable world.

Join us in recognizing Black History Month by supporting organizations uplifting Black communities in meaningful ways.

Giving back is the core value of our organization and in the season of love & giving this is a great opportunity to bring awareness to the communities that Rising Worldwide supports. Rising Worldwide believes that “Those with lived experience of economic hardship have the greatest potential to create a world where everyone prospers.”