Charities and Non-Profits

Red nose day is on 13th March 2009. Where people celebrate and sometimes where red.

On the night they raised almost £21 million, and it's expected to excede the £37 million it raised last year once more pledges and donations come in.

You must be 15 to volunteer at the Domestic Animal Shelter (DAS), but I'm not sure for the Humane society.

Richard Curtis and Lenny Henry.

Pudsey Bears girlfriend was named Blush.

There wasnt one its every two years except for te first two in 1988 and 1989 it was then on 1991 1993 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009.

Oxfam strives to abolish poverty and encourages those in a position of power or wealth to heed the needs of the less fortunate. The organization's goal is to provide ways for individuals to work their way out of poverty.

they help people from asia

GEE THANKS BUD! >.<

You could do cake sales, car washes, raffles, dress up in red and buy red nose day items so people can donate money to you, theres plenty of things to do! :D

Ronald McDonald House is a support charity for families of kids with cancer and other serious illnesses. They buy and operate large residences, similar to boarding houses, where kids (and their families) can stay when they are receiving medical care in a distant city. This helps reduce the enormous financial strain on parents, and gives the kids a more familiar living atmosphere, similar to what they have at home. This psychological value has been shown to improve the effectiveness of medical treatment.

Oxfam have literally got hundreds of Charity shops.

oxfam is one of them. but there are many more that support LEDCs like child line(also support MEDCs) The Railway children(supporting children that have to beg and live at Railways) i don't know if this is a charity but it helps LEDCs; Fair Trade which is growing rapidly through many MEDCs.

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is the name of the charitable trust started by Bill Gates and Waren Buffett.

A nonprofit website serves as an informational resource for potential grant funders, future board members and constituents. Connect and share information about your mission needs, get sponsored by a local Business, send newsletters to your followers, list your weekly events on Nonprofit Message Boards, and so much more. You should check out Charity Seekers, they Host, build, and promote your website. It's promoted thru a new social network called SeekerNation. They're launching in a month or so, and are giving cheap website promo's right now. Hope this helps and good luck!!

Comic relief is often sprinkled throughout a story to provide moments of humor and light-heartedness, depending on the tone and genre of the work. The frequency of comic relief can vary, but it is typically used strategically to break up tension or add levity to heavy or dramatic scenes.

Comic Relief USA was created in 1986.

i know that children in other country's are still staving and they need food so where is the money that children in need made and people in this country need help so again so where as all that money gone and you have done nothing to help people who need help

The current total from the BBC web-site (as of 08:55 Saturday 16th March) - is£75,107,851

There are many examples of charity organizations that help children as this is an issue that is taken seriously on a global scale. For example, save the children, actionaid, canines for disabled kids and Make a wish foundation.

what time does children in need start at

In 2002, Comic Relief and BBC Sport teamed up to create a new initiative, aiming to unite the sporting community and culminate in a night of sport, entertainment and fundraising on BBC One. The idea initially came from Peter Salmon, the then Director of Sport at the BBC, and Kevin Cahill, the Chief Executive of Comic Relief. The campaign deliberately alternates with Red Nose Day, Comic Relief's flagship event.

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The Sport Relief Mile was created to give the campaign a focus with an event that was open to anyone to run, walk, jog, wheel, bounce or crawl, regardless of ability or age. It was also designed to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Sir Roger Bannister's first sub-four minute mile.

81,000 people took part in the first Sport Relief Mile, sponsored by Fitness First, in 2004. Sainsbury's is now the official sponsor of the Mile.

In 2006 more than 423,000 people took part in the Sport Relief Mile, making it one of the biggest mass participation events in history. The Sport Relief Mile Show on BBC1 on the morning of Saturday July 15th was presented by John Inverdale and Colin Jackson and drew an audience of almost a million with an 18% share.

Among the 20,000 milers who took part at London's Embankment were Lord Coe, Dame Kelly Holmes, Sportacus, McFly, Michael Watson, Tessa Sanderson, G4, Jamie Oliver and Sadie Frost.

Televised Miles were also held in Brighton, Southampton, Plymouth, Bristol, Cardiff, Belfast, Manchester, Glasgow, Newcastle/Gateshead, Leeds, Hull, Nottingham, Birmingham and Ipswich.

Children from Amsterdam, The Netherlands (The British School of Amsterdam) took part in 2008.

I have just watched some of it and found out they have raised more than £4,000,000!

Well Done for the people who have been raising money for Children In Need1

1.6 billion of tax payers money which never goes out of sight of the debt so realy children i n only got 56 mill