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CROSS BORDER TALK
Live Earth-7-7-07:The Concert for a Climate in Crisis
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Live Earth is a monumental music event that will bring together more than 2 billion people to combat the climate crisis. Live Earth's 24 hours of music across 7 continents will deliver a call to action and the solutions needed to answer the call. Live Earth marks the beginning of a multi-year campaign to move individuals, corporations and governments to take action. Live Earth is joining with The Climate Group, Stop Climate Chaos and The Alliance for Climate Protection on this effort. For more information: Live Earth |
Qatar First Lady announces creation of Arab Foundation for Democracy |
Qatar's First Lady Shaikha Mouza Bint Nasser Al Misnad recently announced the creation of an Arab Foundation for Democracy, an international organisation tasked with supporting democratic reforms across the Arab world.
The Foundation in Doha will be headed by Shaikha Mouza and will finance non-governmental organisations, which focus on the promotion of democracy and institutional reforms, civil society's building and human rights.
World renowned figures like Joschka Fisher, former German foreign minister and vice-chancellor, Canada's former prime minister Kim Campbell, Emma Bonino, Italy's minister of European Affairs and International Trade and other political leaders will be members of its board of directors, according to an unofficial list of members circulating among the media. According to a source close to the conference's organisers, Qatar is planning to donate an initial $10 million fund to get the foundation started.
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IRS Poor at Spotting Charities With Possible Terrorist Links |
The Internal Revenue Service does a poor job of identifying tax-exempt groups that may have links to terrorists, the Associated Press reports. Issued by the office of the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, the report criticizes IRS investigators for relying on paper documents and a limited terrorist watch list to pinpoint possible ties between charitable and other nonprofit groups and terrorists, and warns that charities with terrorist ties could go undetected by the IRS and not be reported to the federal authorities fighting terrorism. Learn more
Source: Washington Post
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Charity Seeks Out Women as Potential Donors |
CARE, an international aid organization, has achieved fund-raising success by reaching out to affluent women. The charity’s work to improve conditions of poor women in the world struck a chord with wealthy women age 35 and older, the charity found. It started an advertising campaign called, “I Am Powerful,” about women receiving help from CARE’s programs, and received $10-million in new revenue.
The effort has garnered support from high-profile women such as Sheila C. Johnson, a founder of Black Entertainment Television, who has hosted events to raise money for the charity, as well as from women in not-so-high-profile positions.
Source: The Times
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| Clooney, Pitt Raise Millions for Darfur |
At a party for the Cannes Film Festival debut of “Ocean’s Thirteen,” the movie’s stars raised $10-million for humanitarian aid in the Darfur region of Sudan. Celebrities Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Don Cheadle, and Matt Damon and director Jerry Weintraub created the Not on Our Watch Foundation to raise money and support for Darfur refugees. In June, they plan to throw parties in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Chicago to rally more support for the cause.
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| Facebook Offers New Options for Promoting Social Causes |
The online social-networking site Facebook.com has announced it will allow organizations that promote social and political causes to offer services on the site.
The announcement was made after the Web site reached an agreement with the entrepreneurs Joe Green and Sean Parker to create “Project Agape,” a service that will enable Facebook members to highlight charities, invite friends and other members to join their networks, and raise money through their networks for any charity.
Members’ profiles will tabulate how many people they have recruited and how much money they have raised for their charities.
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| Foundations, Give2Asia Establish Alliance for International Giving |
Give2Asia the Resource Foundation, and the King Baudouin Foundation have announced the formation of the Alliance for International Giving to help American donors connect with local, reputable, high-impact charitable groups on multiple continents.
The new alliance will coordinate programs and marketing activities that give donors access to a one-stop philanthropic network spanning Asia, Africa, Central and South America, Europe, and the Caribbean. According to the Hudson Institute, private international giving to charitable causes overseas totaled more than $62 billion in 2005 and is growing.
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| Pew Rallies International Support to Conserve Whales |
| The Pew Whale Conservation Project seeks to eliminate whaling programs that kill thousands of whales each year, including species that are threatened and endangered; establish a whaling-free Southern Hemisphere, which would protect key feeding and breeding areas; and promote a binding regime that significantly and permanently curtails whaling activities by Japan, Norway, and Iceland, while preventing other nations from initiating new commercial whaling activities. See Press Release |
| Clinton Climate Initiative Launches Energy Efficiency Program |
| The Clinton Foundation has announced the creation of the Energy Efficiency Building Retrofit program, a project of the Clinton Climate Initiative The initiative will bring together four of the world's largest energy service companies, five of the world's largest banks, and sixteen of the world's largest cities to reduce energy consumption in existing buildings. |
| Relief Group Weighs In on World Bank Search |
Oxfam, an international-development organization has called for an end to U.S. control over the appointment of the president of the World Bank, following Paul Wolfowitz’s announcement that he will resign from the international finance agency.
Mr. Wolfowitz’s departure is a rare opportunity to make changes at the World Bank, officials at Oxfam said, adding that they want Mr. Wolfowitz’s successor appointed on merit, rather than hand-picked by President Bush.
Despite the development group’s demands, the U.S. government is showing little desire to change its position on appointing an American to lead the bank.
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| The Pew Charitable Trust & National Environment Trust join forces |
The environmental program of the Pew Charitable Trusts and the National Environmental Trust have joined together to form the Pew Environment Group.
The organization will have an annual operating budget of approximately $70-million and become one of the world’s largest marine-conservation organizations.
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GRANTS OFFERED
This section links you to funders who invite you to submit grant applications if you qualify. Follow the links for details
| International understanding through educational and cultural exchange |
The American-Scandinavian Foundation promotes international understanding through educational and cultural exchange between the United States and Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Foundation funding includes fellowships, trainee placement, publishing, membership offerings, and cultural activities, as well as a Public Project Grants program that helps bring American and Scandinavian life, art, and thought to public audiences. The application deadlines are August 1 and October 1, annually.
Source: Grantstation Insider
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| IOOF Foundation |
The IOOF Foundation supports communities throughout Australia. Areas of interest include disadvantaged families, disadvantaged children and youth, and care for the aged and elderly. Examples of previously funded projects include welfare services, family services and education, staff development, and vehicle and equipment purchases.
Source: Grantstation Insider
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| Tourism Cares Offers Worldwide Grant Program |
| Tourism Cares' Worldwide Grant Program distributes charitable grants to worthy tourism-related non-profit organizations worldwide for capital improvements or programs as outlined below. The 2007 Worldwide Grant Program goals for grantmaking call for a balanced distribution to U.S. and non-U.S. recipients. Based on merit and availability of funds, grants up to $100,000 will be considered. Grant guidelines |
| Increase access to healthcare |
The Baxter International Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Baxter International Inc., helps organizations increase access to healthcare in the United States and around the world.
The Baxter International Foundation funds initiatives that improve the access, quality and cost-effectiveness of healthcare. The foundation also works to increase the availability, commitment and skills of healthcare providers. Focusing on these priorities, the foundation makes grants in and near communities throughout the world where significant numbers of Baxter employees live and work.
Qualified proposals must be submitted before or by the end of the business day of the deadline dates below:
June 27, 2007, September 19, 2007 http://www.baxter.com/about_baxter/foundation/index.html
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| Grants for Documentary Filmmakers |
| Interesting news for documentary filmmakers and TV companies in the Arab world; Grants with a total of $150,000 will be available in two rounds this year, through the MENA Media Program, administered by IREX and AmmanNet, and funded by the Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI). Details and on line applications are available on www.ammannet.net/tv. |
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GRANTS RECEIVED
Identifies funders who make cross border grants and gives examples of actual funding. If you are interested in similar funding follow the links
| Thai Health Program Receives 2007 Gates Award for Global Health |
In recognition of its pioneering work in family planning and HIV/AIDS prevention, the Population and Community Development Association of Thailand has been named the winner of the 2007 Gates Award for Global Health.
The $1 million prize — the world's largest international health prize — honors extraordinary efforts to improve health in developing countries. This year's recipient was founded in 1974 to provide family planning education to women in rural Thailand and has become the country's largest nonprofit organization. With a full-time staff of six hundred and more than twelve thousand volunteers, PDA has reached more than ten million Thais in nearly eighteen thousand villages and poor urban communities.
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| Weinberg Foundation Announces Grants |
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation has announced grants totaling $48 million to twenty nonprofits providing programs and services to the poor, elderly, and other vulnerable populations in the United States and abroad.
The awards include eight grants totaling $13.7 million to the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee to provide scholarships for disadvantaged students in Turkey and to support Jewish community centers (JCCs) and services in India and the former Soviet Union; three grants totaling $4.3 million to Comprehensive Housing Assistance, Inc. in Baltimore to support construction of one hundred affordable housing units for low-income elders; and $1.5 million to the Global Food Banking Network to assist its efforts to form new national foodbank networks where the direct service infrastructure is meager or nonexistent. See Press Release |
| Dubai Ruler to Establish $10 Billion Foundation to Promote Education & Knowledge |
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, prime minister and ruler of Dubai and vice president of the United Arab Emirates, has announced that he is donating $10 billion to establish an educational foundation in the Middle East. In a keynote address to the World Economic Forum in Jordan, bin Rashid said the initiative is aimed at creating "a knowledge-based society" in the Middle East. The UAE-based Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation will work to improve the levels of education and research in the region and stimulate job creation by encouraging entrepreneurship. See Press Release
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| Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation Receives $9.7 Million From Gates Foundation |
The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation has announced a five-year, $9.7 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to develop and test candidate vaccines to prevent HIV infection in children.
According to the organization, the HIV vaccine program will be the first to support both basic research and clinical trials specific to breast-feeding infants, funding up to eight basic and/or pre-clinical research studies of HIV transmission through breast milk and pediatric immunity.See Press Release |
International Grant Resources - Helpful websites for the international Grant seeker
| International Agriculture Grants |
A directory of selected international grants, exchanges, fellowships, and collaborative research opportunities in agriculture GO >>>
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| International and Foreign Grantmakers |
Listing of relevant international websites and books, with annotated entries GO >>>
Another list, this time from the International Nobel Peace Prize Recommendation Forum (INPPRF). GO >>> |
| International Funds |
An alphabetical list of foundations that fund international projects GO >>> |
| International Funding |
An interactive map covering all regions of the world GO >>> |
| International Grants |
From Fundsnet, a lengthy list of links to international grants, initiatives, foundations and directories on the web.GO >>>
Another Free International Grant Resource Guide from Nonprofitexpert.com GO >>> |
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AWARDS & FELLOWSHIPS
| $1-Million Prize Offered for Cancer Research |
Aiming to foster collaboration between researchers and encourage innovative approaches, a new prize will award $1-million for the best idea in cancer research.
Gary Curhan, from the Harvard Medical School, and Joel Greenblatt and Robert Goldstein, hedge-fund managers at Gotham Capital, worked together to set up the Gotham Prize for Cancer Research.
“Most of the work is incremental just because of the long tradition and because people tend not to pick risks. And you tend to write grants to what you think will get funded as opposed to your most innovative idea,” Dr. Curhan said. “If you want to study something that may be relatively rare, it is not going to be given the same priority as something that is more common such as breast cancer or prostate cancer.” Entrants will post summaries of their ideas on the prize’s Web site. At the end of the year, judges will decide on the best idea
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| International Fellows Program |
The Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society at The Graduate Center of The City University of New York is accepting applications for the 2007 Senior International Fellows Program. This program provides an opportunity for the professional development of senior level Third-Sector practitioners from outside the United States. The program in 2007 will focus on the topics of community foundations, as well as corporate and diaspora philanthropy. The program is designed to help build Third-Sector capacity in the Fellows’ home countries. The deadline for receipt of applications is June 22, 2007. For further details on eligibility and application guidelines, please click here
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| The 2007 International ePhilanthropy Awards |
Submit your nomination online in one of the five categories (see website for more details)
Nominations will be accepted online from April 4 - July 1, 2007 for projects/programs and campaigns taking place or concluded between May 1, 2006 and April 1, 2007. These awards honor those individuals, organizations, and companies working in the ePhilanthropy field. Nominees will have demonstrated extraordinary talent, creativity, and insight in drawing the public's attention to the important use of the Internet for philanthropic purposes and have created services or strategies that support this effort.
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| $100,000 Renewable Energy and Wildlife Conservation Research Prize |
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, one of the nation's leading conservation organizations, and Budweiser, one of the leading supporters of outdoor sports and wildlife habitat conservation, have partnered to offer a new $100,000 Renewable Energy and Wildlife Conservation Research Prize.
This new prize is an extension of the 2007 Budweiser Conservation Scholarship Program, which is currently in its seventh year. The prize will be awarded to a single innovative project that cultivates new technologies or practices that contribute to making renewable energy a practical energy alternative while considering wildlife and their natural habitats. More info
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| Goldman Environmental Prize Announces 2007 Recipients |
The 2007 Goldman Environmental Prize, the world's largest environmental award, has been awarded to grassroots environmental activists representing North America, Africa, Asia, South and Central America, Europe, and Islands and Island Nations.
This year's recipients are Sophia Rabliauskas of Canada (NorthAmerica), Hammerskjoeld Simwinga of Zambia (Africa), Munkhbayar of Mongolia (Asia), Julio Cusurichi Palacios of Peru (South and Central America), Willie Corduff of Ireland (Europe), and OrriVigfússon of Iceland (Islands and Island Nations).
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The UK Fund for Charities assists charitable
organizations outside the United Kingdom identify current UK
fundraising opportunities. For
example, contributions from UK taxpayers can be increased by 28%
using the UK government’s Gift Aid. This is significant for schools,
colleges and universities which have graduates or alumni in the UK,
or for any charity with UK supporters, even just
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CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, MEETINGS & TRAINING
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| 16th Annual Charity Fair |
Where & When: Central Hall Westminster, London, UK 6 - 7 June 2007
Chairy Fair 2007 - You cant afford to miss it!
Workshop Programme is packed with training and ideas to help you get ahead. Come along and book on the day. Prebooking is now closed. Resource Area filled with over 30 exhibitors, book launches, fundraising advice and online resources - FREE ENTRY
Brand new Social Change awards - valuing the people that really matter www.charityfair.org.uk
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| Futures for Civil Society: Ideas, implications and actions |
Where & When: Central London, UK 17 July 2007
NCVO Third Sector Foresight and the Carnegie UK Trust Inquiry are to hold an important conference into the future of civil society.The purpose of this event is to discuss possible futures for civil society and to identify what actions we can take to diminish possible future threats and take advantage of emerging opportunities. The content of the event will be framed by the findings of the Inquiry into the Future of Civil Society. www.ncvovol.org.uk/futuresforcivilsociety |
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| Institute of Fundraising - Scotland |
Where & When: Glasgow, Scotland 18 September 2007
Legacy Fundraising made easy
This seminar is for anyone who is involved in promoting the needs for funds for their charity: fundraisers, trustees, CEOs. This seminar is suitable for all charities/voluntary organisations of any size. More
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| 'Best fundraising ideas from around the world' |
When & Where: Hilton Washington Hotel, Washington, DC, 8-10 July 2007
The Bridge Conference features Master Class sessions on July 8, with more than 75 additional sessions July 9-10, ranging from direct response and integrated marketing to major gifts and foundation grant sessions, and from nonprofit direct marketing to corporate and cause marketing. This conference has something for everyone!
Featured at the Bridge Conference will be a special track produced by The Resource Alliance on July 9 which we are calling “The Best Fundraising Ideas from Around the World.” IFC faculty members Bernard Ross, Tony Elischer, Kay Sprinkel Grace, Karen Osborne, Norma Galafassi, Mal Warwick, and Geoff Peters will be there. There will also be new faces from North America who are world class faculty who you will see in Holland in the future.
For a complete schedule of planned educational tracks, go to www.bridgeconf.org.
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BLOGS, BOOKS & REPORTS
THE GLOBAL FOCUS HAS SHIFTED EAST - Directory of Asia Pacific Grantmakers
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Directory of Asia Pacific Grantmakers
Published 1 June 2007, 279 pages
Individual and corporate wealth is soaring in the Asia Pacific region and philanthropy is booming. The largest foundations now rank alongside some of the biggest in North America and Europe.
And many of these grantmakers fund outside the region.
This is the first ever comprehensive directory of Asia Pacific grantmakers, reasonably priced and available either as a book, CD or pdf download
It profiles over 900 independent grantmakers in the 19 Asia Pacific countries – Australia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, Tibet and Vietnam.
Profiles include full contact details, funding interests, geographical focus and financial information. The Index enables you to find grantmakers funding particular areas of work and particular countries and regions.
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| EFC-COF release Principles of Accountability for International Philanthropy |
In an effort to increase the accountability and effectiveness of cross-border grantmaking, the EFC and the US Council on Foundations (COF) have just released a set of Principles of Accountability for International Philanthropy. Voluntary and aspirational, the new Principles and accompanying Practices, were developed by a Joint Working Group comprising members of both associations. Read the PDF
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| 'Giving Back 30' Ranks Most Philanthropic Celebrities |
The Giving Back Fund, a philanthropic resource for the sports and entertainment communities, has announced its inaugural Giving Back 30 list of celebrities who have made the largest personal donations to charity.
Topping the list is Oprah Winfrey, who in 2006 donated or pledged more than $58 million to the newly opened Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa, Oprah's Angel Network, and other groups. Rounding out the list are the estates of the late fashion designer Geoffrey Beene and actor Jack Lord and his wife Marie, which awarded bequests of $44 million to Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City and $40 million to the Hawaii Community Foundation, respectively; entertainer Barbra Streisand, who donated or pledged nearly $12 million to the Barbra Streisand Foundation in Santa Monica, California, and numerous civil liberties, environmental, and civil rights organizations. See full list |
| The International Journal for Not-for-Profit Law |
ICNL Announces the Release of Volume 9, Issue 2 (April 2007) of The International Journal of Not-for-Profit Law
To view the complete current journal as well as past volumes, please visit http://www.ijnl.org
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| tS.com - Express yourself! |
 Are you organising an event? Would you like to reach a bigger audience, save time on administration and do away with the expense of pre-printed tickets?
As from today, clubs, societies, groups and individuals can take advantage of ts Express, a quick and easy way to produce and sell tickets online. Launched by ts.com ts Express is the UK’s first free online ticketing service.
The service can be used by anyone organising an event in the UK, whether it's an open mic session in a village pub in Powys or a student club night in London, a classical music concert in York or an ice-skating competition in Inverness.
Event organisers can upload images and their desired text into the simple to use ticket set up page, and enter the details of how much they want each ticket to cost and many tickets they wish to sell. ts Express then converts this information into an A4-sized ticket that can be printed off by people who visit the site to buy tickets online. The new service is entirely supported by advertising on the tickets issued, so there are no charges or booking fees. More > > > |
| Lochside (International) Limited has been granted the right to nominate a director on Everyclick's board. |
Everyclick.com, the search engine that gives 50% of its revenues to charities, has raised over half of its £3 million target investment round, with £1.5 million of equity investment coming from Lochside (International) Limited and funds associated with the Fleming family.
As part of the transaction, Lochside (International) Limited has been granted the right to nominate a director on Everyclick's board.
Polly Gowers, CEO of Everyclick, said "This investment marks a significant and exciting new phase in Everyclick's increasingly rapid development. We are delighted to welcome investment partners of such high calibre and reputation and we look forward to Sandy Loder joining our board.” Launched in June 2005, Everyclick has over 51,000 registered users and 690 corporate users. The site has delivered over 30 million searches so far and has already raised over £180,000 for charity through advertising driven revenue. At the end of March 2007 it is the ninth largest search engine in the UK by market share, according to online intelligence service Hitwise UK.
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Welcomes grant inquiries from non-governmental organizations working internationally in the Foundation's three focus areas: community development; youth education; and arts and culture. |
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The Mott Foundation has launched its new Web site. The new site features an improved design and better navigation; an expanded grants search, including access to grants dating back to 1977 |
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Has announced that it is reorganizing its main charitable department and fundamentally changing its worldwide giving priorities. As part of the shift, the company will refocus its giving, which had targeted education and diversity, on three areas: water cleanliness and supply, recycling with an emphasis on sustainable packaging, and fitness. |
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Serves global interests through their international employee committees. Those committees manage grant programs in Canada, Europe, Middle East, Africa and India. In addition, the Medtronic Foundation makes a limited number of grants to preselected health programs in other international areas. |
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One of the larger independent grant-making foundations in the UK. It makes grants to organisations which aim to maximise opportunities for individuals to experience a full quality of life, both now and in the future.
Their funding programmes are: Arts; Education and Learning; and Social Justice. They also work in India. |
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The Fairtrade Foundation was established in 1992 by CAFOD, Christian Aid, New Consumer, Oxfam, Traidcraft and the World Development Movement. These founding organisations were later joined by Britain's largest women's organisation, the Women's Institute. The Foundation is the UK member of Fairtrade Labelling Organisations International (FLO), which unites 21 national initiatives across Europe, Japan, North America, Mexico and Australia/New Zealand. Currently there are a total of 50 members of staff at the Fairtrade Foundation that work within the departments of Commercial Relations, Communications, Certification, and Finance and Resources.
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WORLDWIDE JOBS DIRECTORY
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Amnesty International United Kingdom has teamed up with New Internationalist Publications to bring you amnestyshop.org.uk. Income from sales goes to support Amnesty’s work (see below) while the majority of items are also either organic, fairly traded, educational or eco-friendly. Your purchases will therefore not only be supporting Amnesty, but also various other good causes from around the globe. About Amnesty International: We are ordinary people from across the world standing up for humanity and human rights. Our purpose is to protect individuals wherever justice, fairness, freedom and truth are denied. For more information click on www.amnesty.org.uk Posted by the Westminster Branch Amicus the Union. The Branch supports the work of Amnesty
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