The Glen of Imaal Red Cross Mountain Rescue Team was formed in 1983, when the need for a quick response local mountain rescue team was identified. Our primary response area covers all mountains in county Wicklow. We are also asked to assist neighbouring teams such as Dublin/Wicklow Mountain Rescue Team and the South East Mountain Rescue Association outside that primary area.

Glenfern Sanctuary offers a rare opportunity to experience native wildlife on Great Barrier Island. The Sanctuary is part of 230ha Kotuku Peninsula in the north of Great Barrier Island between Port FitzRoy and Port Abercrombie and is the result of 20 years hard work with over 10,000 native trees planted, an extensive track network and a swing bridge which enables visitors to climb into the crown of a 600 year old kauri tree. The construction of a predator proof fence across the peninsula in 2008 and a pest eradication programme in 2009 eliminated the pests. However ongoing rodent control is required to maintain this status from incursions round the fence ends and from boats and adjacent Great Barrier Island. The Sanctuary is providing a safe habitat for many endangered native species including the black petrel and brown teal which are breeding here, also kaka and chevron skink and the recently introduced North Island robin.

Building on a century-old tradition of musical excellence, The Glenn Gould School was founded in 1997 to provide talented students with the skills and attributes necessary for professional success. Glenn Gould School graduates are widely acclaimed on the world's stages, and have successfully assumed leadership positions in Canada's cultural organizations.

Global Action Plan was created in 1993 as a different kind of environmental organisation, focusing on people and how they can take practical action in their everyday lives for a better world. It was a simple idea with big implications. Global Action Plan offices have opened around the world to take up the challenge. In the UK, we have helped thousands of people and organisations to make substantial environmental and financial savings.

Originally started in 1991 as a humanitarian project to the former Soviet Union, Global Aid Network is now overseeing projects in more than 30 countries having distributed greater than $125 million worth of aid and mobilized more than 10,000 short-term mission participants to foreign lands.

Global Angels is partnering with many excellent projects in developing countries through our "Feed A Child For A Year" program. All of the work of the charity promotes self-sufficiency. Training in skills such as bee keeping, farming, sewing and small business management help the children learn and develop capabilities that will allow them to support themselves and their community in the future. Be an Angel and help us to protect and empower these children. Global Angels is currently also raising funds for educational materials, microfinance for heads of families and malaria projects. Providing clean water, food and education will empower a new generation of children. We have a bold belief that we can turn things around. While Governments and their policies make some impact, it is only when the public at large becomes involved, that social justice and change can spread across a nation and eventually the world.

The GCP is a tropical forest think-tank working to demonstrate the scientific, political and business case for safeguarding forests as natural capital that underpins water, food, energy, health and climate security for all. GCP works through its international networks – of forest communities, science experts, policymakers, and finance and corporate leaders – to gather evidence, spark insight, and catalyse action to halt forest loss and improve human livelihoods dependent on forests. We seek a world that recognises, accounts for, and safeguards natural capital as vital to lasting human wellbeing and economic prosperity.

Located in Zug, Switzerland, Global Charity Sports was founded in 2007 as a private club for elite sports-minded and sports - interested Noble - and Gentlemen with a limited membership of four hundred worldwide. Coming from diverse religious and cultural backgrounds, active members share in common the belief to live according to the Gentleman's maxims and morals and to uphold the virtues of justice, courage, bravery, responsibility, tolerance and fairness.

In January 2004 GES is established as an NGO in coorporation with DGI-Copenhagen. Later that year Global Education Through Sport started a sports project at ASCHIANA children’s center for street working children in the capital of Afghanistan, Kabul. The project is financially supported by DANIDA’s “mini-funds”. Today, GES works as a sports NGO with a focus on Afghanistan as its area of effort.

GECS was founded in 2008 as an Irish voluntary, non-profit organisation with a core objective of providing emergency care training to doctors and nurses in countries with developing healthcare systems. GECS objective of reducing morbidity and mortality is undertaken through the provision of a skills based course in trauma care, resuscitation skills and major incident management every year in a different region. The curriculum has been developed by an expert body of Irish Emergency Medicine doctors and is based on best international evidence. It is tailored to local epidemiological patterns of injury and illness and to available local healthcare resources.

Global First Aid is an independent non profit, non government organisation, who's aim is to educate ordinary people in life saving skills key to their survival. Training those most vulnerable and those with no access to medical care or supplies. In the UK an ambulance arrives in approximately 8 minutes and takes the casualty to hospital. In the developing world access to medical care may be up to 5 hours away - with no access to an ambulance. Our courses are unique, having been specifically designed using Accelerated Learning Techniques & NLP to ensure the highest caliber of training. Our instructors, as PARAMEDICS have first hand knowledge of First Aid situations, bringing real life stories & experiences to the training, with fun and humour.

Global Focus Aotearoa is a specialist provider of information and education on global and development issues. We provide services to support critical analysis and a deeper understanding of global and development issues. Our website gives quick access to our lending library, magazines, teaching resources, email updates, training information and much more. Global Focus Aotearoa consists of two teams: Education Services and Information Services. Education Services (formally the Global Education Centre) provides resources and services to schools, teachers, youth workers, and community groups. These services include training, publications, resource kits, and two magazines - Global Perspectives and Global Issues.

The Global Forum for Health Research is an independent, international organization committed to demonstrating the essential role of research and innovation for health and health equity, benefiting poor and marginalized populations. The Global Forum is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, close to international organizations such as the World Health Organization, the International Labour Organization, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development and the World Intellectual Property Organization.

GFC makes small grants to innovative community-based organizations working with some of the world's most vulnerable children and youth, complemented by a dynamic media program that, through books, documentary photography, and film, highlights the issues affecting children and celebrates the global society in which we all live. GFC made its first grants in 1997 using royalties from its children’s book publishing venture. Since then, GFC’s grantmaking capacity has grown dramatically.

Founded in 1993 by activist and philanthropist Diane Meyer Simon, Global Green USA is the American Arm of Green Cross International (GCI), which was created by President Mikhail Gorbachev to foster a global value shift toward a sustainable and secure future by reconnecting humanity with the environment. Global In the United States, our work is primarily focused on fighting global climate change through our green affordable housing initiatives, National Green Schools Initiative, national and regional green building policies, advocacy and education. Internationally, Global Green and its affiliates are working toward: Eliminating weapons of mass destruction that threaten lives and the environment and providing clean, safe drinking water for the 2.4 billion people who lack access to clean water.

Global Greengrants Fund is part of a community of activists working towards social justice and environmental sustainability. We are a network of passionate change-makers, our belief is that everyone deserves the right to a healthy environment. The reality is that millions of people are denied this right. Toxic contamination; destruction of natural resources; disappearance of water, food, and work; displacement from traditional lands; these are the sad truths for too many communities. Environmental degradation is common, and so are the social injustices that accompany it. Our strategy is to support local leaders—primarily outside the United States and Western Europe—in fighting these injustices. Through activist-led grantmaking, we find these leaders and provide resources that enable grassroots action on the front lines of social change.

Global Harmony Foundation (GHF) was established in Switzerland on 11 January, 1989, under Swiss Civil Code art.80 ff. with a tax deductible status. GHF is a professional humanitarian and development oriented non-profit-making organization. It is small in structure, visionary in mission, personal in relationships and professional in assistance. We work with the underprivileged, mainly children and women, in partnership. We help them through relevant vocational training, education and focused funding to discover and develop their potential in order to improve their lives and environment.

Global Human Rights Defence (GHRD) is an international human rights organization with the objective of promoting human rights for those areas where severe violations have victimized relatively large populations. Up until date millions of people continue to live in the margin of society lacking effective attention from the perspective of governments, development aid, human rights organizations and media authorities, in spite of mankind’s joint effort to build a detailed human rights legal framework, based on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UN 1948) and followed by covenants, treaties and implementation mechanisms.

Global Impact is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping the world's most vulnerable people. Established in 1956, it is the national leader in raising awareness and funds for humanitarian organizations such as Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières, CARE and Save the Children that provide help to people in need in virtually every developing country. Through programs such as disaster relief, education, health care training and economic programs, Global Impact funded charities promote self-sufficiency, strengthen communities and offer hope. Since its inception, Global Impact has raised more than $1 billion to help others.

The Global Invasive Species Programme is an international partnership dedicated to tackling the global threat of invasive species. GISP provides support to the implementation of Article 8(h) of the Convention on Biological Diversity and has contributed extensively to the knowledge and awareness of invasive species through the development of a range pf products and publications including the Global Strategy on Invasive Alien Species and Invasive Alien Species. The GISP Secretariat is currently hosted by CABI Africa in Nairobi, Kenya, headed by an Executive Director and supported by a team of Directors located in GISP partner organisations around the world.