The Amy Foundation (formerly the Amy Biehl Foundation) is a non-profit organisation that offers programmes to develop and empower youth (5–18 years of age) living in the challenged and vulnerable communities within the Western Cape. The programmes place a focus on the creative side of the child’s brain, and supplement the shortcomings of the educational system in the townships of South Africa.
Animal Care in Egypt (ACE) is a charity dedicated to helping stop the suffering of the animals in the poorest communities of Luxor by providing free veterinary care and education.
Four expedition parties built bases in the Ross Sea Region of Antarctica. The Trust, based in New Zealand, is engaged in a long-term cold conservation project to protect the explorers’ legacy; the bases and the artefacts they left behind, for current and future generations.
Founded by poets, artists and writers as the quintessence of the cultural Lake District: the Armitt is one of Britain’s rarest small museums.
The Australian Rainforest Conservation Society is a national, non-government organisation. Its goal, through research, lobbying, public education and grass-roots support, is to protect, repair and restore the rainforests of Australia and to maximise the protection of forest biodiversity.
Barnardos supports children across Ireland whose well-being is under threat and campaigns for the rights of all children. Barnardos is Ireland’s largest children’s charity, established in 1962.
Our services focus on Early Intervention, Family Support Services, Teen Parent Programmes and literacy. We also operate a Bereavement Counselling Service for children, a Post Adoption Support Service and a Guardian ad Litem (GAL) Service for children involved in court proceedings.
The vision of Bedales’ founder, John Badley, was to create a school which would be profoundly different from the public schools of his day.
Bees for Development Trust is an international charity working to promote sustainable beekeeping in developing countries, to support livelihoods and to conserve biodiversity.
The London Jewish Museum of Art – The Art Museum for Everyone, Bridging Communities Since 1915.
Berwick (Sussex) Conservation Trust has been set up to raise funds for the conservation of the paintings within Berwick church which were commissioned by Bishop Bell during the second world war. The paintings by Bloomsbury artists Duncan Grant, Vanessa Bell and Quentin Bell form the only example of a complete decorative scheme in an historic rural parish church by modern artists in the UK.
The church of St Michael and All Angels probably dates back to the 12th century and sits in the stunning landscape of the South Downs National Park in south-east England.