Charity Organizations

From the beginning, World Vision’s activities have been focused on giving people – especially children – opportunities to come out of their suffering and to improve their lives. In 1947, American missionary Dr Robert Pierce travelled to China and Korea and encountered people who had to go on in life without food, clothing, shelter or medicine. During the Korean War in the early fifties, he helped set up orphanages to care for children who’d been abandoned or orphaned. Read Full Review »

Water Aid Australia is an international charity which is dedicated to help some of the poorest people in the world to beat poverty and disease which are caused by living without safe water and sanitation. The vision of Water Aid Australia is of a world where everyone has access to safe water and sanitation.Water Aid helps the poorest people in the world to be able to access safe water, sanitation and hygiene education. These are basic human rights which underpin health, education and livelihoods and form the first, essential step in overcoming poverty. Read Full Review »

Children charities are non profitable organizations which accept cash or kind contributions to help the kids who are orphan, disabled and diagnosed with a terminal disease or who need basic amenities of life. Among the major organizations and institutions of the world that are linked with such non profitable charities, the charities which support the cause of children are most famous. Read Full Review »

Often people find themselves without any money in their pockets hoping they could donate something. Well charity gifts are a solution for these people. Knowingly or unknowingly we all have some things in our houses that are of no use to us. In such cases you can just donate these items to any nearby charity or society and this way those less privileged than you can also enjoy its benefits. Read Full Review »

Save the Children has been fighting for children’s rights way back since 1919. Save the Children is the world’s largest independent child rights development organization, which is making a difference to children’s lives in more than one hundred countries.  From giving out emergency relief to long-term development projects, Save the Children secures a child’s right to health, education and protection. Save the Children Australia manages and implements programs in Australia, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Laos, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. Save the Children also support’s development programs through their global network in selected countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America. Read Full Review »

Australian Red Cross is always there for people in need of help, providing relief in times of crisis and caring for the most vulnerable people in Australia and around the world. In times of emergencies or natural disaster Red Cross volunteers are committed to are committed to putting humanitarian values to work, offering practical assistance and support at any time of the day or night – no questions asked.With more than 60,000 members and volunteers in Australia and more than 100 million volunteers internationally, Red Cross can reach people and places like nobody else. Red Cross cares for people whose lives have been touched or torn apart by tragedy or disaster. Read Full Review »

The Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF) is an organisation which is committed to inspiring all people pf Australia to achieve a healthy environment for all Australians. For over 40 years the voice of Australian Conservation Fund has been a strong voice for the environment, promoting solutions through research, consultation, education and partnerships. The Australian Conservation Fund  work’s with the community, business and government to protect, restore and sustain the Australian environment. Read Full Review »

Action Aid Australia is an anti-poverty agency which also fights for rights. This agency goes deep into the causes of such problems rather than just its effects so that such problems can be eradicated from this world. The motto at Action Aid Australia is that whether any person is rich or poor, he or she is entitled to basic human rights. At Action Aid Australia people work together to end poverty and injustice in this world. Mutual respect, Equity and justice, Honesty and transparency, Solidarity with the poor, Courage of conviction, Independence and Humility are the values at Action Aid Australia. Read Full Review »