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Charities and Non-Profits

Major charities are organizations that contribute to a charitable cause, and raise awareness to a certain social issue. Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, March of Dimes, and Feed the Children are examples of major charities.

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What is the main purpose of the childline?

The purpose of ChildLine is to help children who are being abused in any kind of way and be able to provide counselling to them to become better

Where is the Elizabeth Haub Foundation located?

The Elizabeth Haub Foundation

P.O Box 19345

Washington D C 20036

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Suite 1201,65 Queen street West

Toronto, Ontario M5H 2M5

What is the best way to raise money fast?

I would sell crafts such as home made cards etc. also sell surplus items on trademe or ebay.

Oxfam ownership in business BTEC?

Oxfam is a charity.

Answered in a BTEC Busines Lesson

What is oxfams objective?

The main objectives are to "bring about lasting change and to help the poor improve their lives, livelihoods and have a say in decisions that affect them...to end poverty and injustice as part of a global movement for change."

When did tearfund start?

Tearfund had their first meeting in May, 1968. They first registered as a charity on May 6th 1973.

What are the disadvantages of charities?

Disadvantages to Charity can include:

-Some of the money donated to charity will have to go to expenses and shipping instead of going all directly to the person in need.

-Many restrictions on what can be donated and what is given to the person in need.

-This is certainly not the case 100% of the time, but there are some circumstances in which people may become too comfortable in their dependence on charities that they do not care enough to work for themselves.

-Donations are not specific, and often cover a large field of needy areas. So for example instead of one person getting $100, a large number of people will only receive 20 cents each.
There are quite a few disadvantages of charity. A few of the disadvantages are aggressive campaigning, fraud, and self defeating charities.

Do charities aim to make a profit?

no charities dont aim to make a proffit because it goes towards oparations and treatments

How old is pudsey the bear children in need?

pudes the bear is over 9000 years old! he has a cream to make his fur fresh every year no jokin he is over 20 years old

Functional area of oxfam?

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Oxfam have the same basic functions as a normal company and they have two key functions exclusive to charities. These functions are: Fundraising and Volunteering.

What is a relief cut in woodshop?

A preliminary cut with a jig saw or band saw to prevent the saw from binding, when cutting a curve in a piece of wood.

How do you get tickets to children in need?

You may donate tickets to children in need at kindtokids.org. Kind to Kids is a nonprofit organization that partners with government agencies and organizations that work with underprivileged children. When individuals, attractions or venues have tickets that are available, they donate them to Kind to Kids. The organization then donates the tickets to children and families in poverty. In this way, the tickets do not go to waste. They enable a child to go to an an event that they would not normally be able to attend. The children get a memory that can last a lifetime. It is heartwarming to see the joy on the children's faces! Thank you for your kindness to children in need within our community!

Where can you get a dress like Nadine Coyle's from children in need?

Nadines black cut out dress is a designer called Nathan Jenden and about £900. If you do a google search you will find it. Salma Blair also wore it for a film premiere.

Is oxfam a national company?

yes it is, oxfam is a multinational company that are in it to make no profit wat so ever

What is tearfund?

Tearfund is a UK Christian relief and development agency which works in over 50 countries. It is a founding member of both the Micah Network and the Disasters Emergency Committee.

Explain not for profit organization?

An organization that does not pay its employees and gives all profit (after taxes and other miscellaneous expenses) back to charity. An example would be a thrift store that relies upon donations for items to be sold. The workers in such stores are volunteers, but are governed by a board of directors, and possible a paid manager.

An organization like a school band that depends upon public donations for field trips and trips to music competitions. These organizations are not always fully funded by their respective school districts in may cases.

Does oxfam get more money than cancer research?

Oxfam international spent 704.53 million dollars worldwide in year 2007. Therefore, I doubt that they receive more funds than cancer research, especially when you take into consideration the many multiple forms of cancer currently being researched.