Trafigura Foundation
Community/Family
We sponsor our partner organisations in carrying out and strengthening programmes in our three areas of focus: sustainable development, education & integration, and health. We believe that these different roads to development are interdependent and mutually reinforcing. Simply providing financial assistance cannot solve problems in the long-term. Once we agree to fund an organisation, we lend our expertise to help them reach their goals. We coach and advise the staff who are effectively carrying out activities on the ground and know them best. This results in a true partnership which ultimately reaps greater value for our beneficiaries. We fund projects on a multi-year basis to maximise their potential for sustainability and success. In this way, we truly accompany our partners and can measure success and impact on a regular basis, including visits to the field. Programmes may vary in size and duration but their common purpose is to create sustainable impact for their beneficiaries. We like to support projects which encourage communities to take responsibility for their own future and help them reach their full potential.
Transafrika CulturalInstitutes
Research/Dev
Transafrika gives continuous and on-going support of specific schools in Kenya. We provide books, clothes, computers and medical supplies donated by individuals in the US to advance the education and maintain the health of these children. We help development of a facility in Ngong Town - Kenya which will supply housing and education to children who are orphaned or who are refugees from Political Strife and Environmental Disasters in Eastern Africa. We foster interchange of Culture between the US and Africa. Trans-Afrika Cultural Institute has sponsored numerous Art Shows and Concerts giving both cultures exposure to each other. We are looking to establish a Transafrika Cultural Center in Denver for cultural exchange and as a resource center. Transafrika Cultural Institutes, is committed to working with the disadvantaged communities that we serve locally and internationally. Most of our programs are geared towards disadvantaged children, so we can prepare them to become productive citizens, and future leaders in their own families and communities.
Transform Africa
Research/Dev
Transform Africa works in the best possible way to influence a lasting change throughout the countries of Africa, it focuses on understanding local contexts and dealing with the long-held, diverse and embedded cultural beliefs, practices and values of African communities. Thorough research is conducted in order to gain the necessary knowledge and expertise to address the concerns of these communities. The projects are aimed at improving the effectiveness of African businesses and community services in order to support and encourage them in their work so that they can best provide for their local community. For the past nine years, Transform Africa has been working with its partner organizations to provide transformation, training and consulting services to enhance the effectiveness of local organizations.
Transparency International
Human Rights
Transparency International, the global civil society organisation leading the fight against corruption, brings people together in a powerful worldwide coalition to end the devastating impact of corruption on men, women and children around the world. Transparency International challenges the inevitability of corruption, and offers hope to its victims. Since its founding in 1993, TI has played a lead role in improving the lives of millions around the world by building momentum for the anti-corruption movement. TI raises awareness and diminishes apathy and tolerance of corruption, and devises and implements practical actions to address it.
Tree
Children/Education
TREE, Established in 1984, a non-profit, Early Childhood Development (ECD) Resource and Training Organisation, has worked towards a vision of assisting adults (mostly women) from disadvantaged communities, to provide their young children with access to qualified ECD programs, that promote the child's holistic development, support, health and welfare. TREE believes that all children should have access to quality, sustainable early childhood development so that they can develop to their full educational and personal potential.
Tree Africa
Environment
Tree Africa protects the people as well as the environment. Our work with small farmers, schools, businesses and goverments includes planting trees, nutrition gardens, organic and conservation farming, biodiversity protection and recycling. We have supported and protected the African people and environment for 19 years and are considered to be one of southern Africa’s most effective local NGOs. At least 90% of our income goes directly into projects in Africa.
TREE AID
Environment
TREE AID was established as a charity in 1987 by a group of foresters in response to the famine in Africa, brought to public attention by Band Aid and Live Aid. They wanted to provide a long term solution once the emergency relief efforts ended. They believed that trees could significantly reduce the vulnerability of communities in rural Africa's drylands to drought and famine in the future. Our current strategy expands on the original concept, focusing on forest management and income, food and medicines from trees.
Tree House Humane Society
Animals/Wildlife
Tree House Humane Society was founded in 1971, when a group of families in the Chicagoland area united to form an organized network of animal welfare agents. Since its founding Tree House has found homes for more than 14,000 “residents.” Tree House provides a safe haven for feral, stray, abused, neglected, and/or critically injured felines. Additionally, we performed over 500 spays and neuters, and we are on a pace to double that number in this year. Tree House is the largest, cageless, no-kill cat shelter in the Chicagoland area.
Tree of Life for Animals
Animals/Wildlife
TOLFA is a small-but-passionate charity founded in 2005 between Pushkar and Ajmer, in Northern India. At our hospital you'll find donkeys, cows, horses, cats, buffalo, camels, monkeys, goats, sheep, birds and - of course - dogs. We have veterinary facilities for treatment, 100 kennels, a quarantine block, a puppy house, a dog exercise yard, a cattle shade and staff quarters for 5 families. We send a mobile sterilisation/rabies vaccination unit to outlying villages and other cities in Rajasthan, and our now-famous ‘animal ambulance’ responds to calls from the public about animals in need 24 hours a day. Since TOLFA began 5 years ago, 11,500 dogs in the surrounding area have been sterilised and vaccinated against rabies (India has the highest human death rate from rabies anywhere in the world). And every year, 3,000 diseased and injured animals are rescued from the streets.
Trees For Canterbury
Community/Family
Trees for Canterbury is a well-established community organisation created to meet the Green Effect Trust's. We establish a sense of involvement in the community for disadvantaged people (physically, intellectually, socially and long term unemployed) and provide an environment of acceptance as well as support and training for self-development - installing self esteem and work habit. We work with educational institutions, providing assistance in the teaching of environmental awareness, and we cultivate native plants for community planting's and our own revegetation projects using plant material eco-sourced from local areas.
Trees for Cities
Environment
Established in 1993, Trees for Cities creates social cohesion and beautifies our cities through tree planting, community-led design, education and training initiatives in urban areas that need it most. We manage projects across the UK and Ireland as well as internationally in Addis Ababa, Nairobi and Ica, Peru. Community-led design is an integral part of our landscaping projects. Involving local residents, schools and community groups helps ensure the sustainability of these green spaces.
Trees for Life
Research/Dev
Trees for Life International's work started in the early 1980s with the planting of fruit trees in India. The emphasis was on creating awareness, training people to plant and take care of trees, and providing them with the resources needed to accomplish their tasks. Tree planting inspires many people to do more to help themselves. They have started projects on bee-keeping, fuel-efficient stoves, improvement of their soils, water conservation, scientific improvement of plant breeding materials, self-help loans, improvement of medical facilities, improvement of educational facilities and other socially responsible activities.
Trees for Life
Animals/Wildlife
Trees for Life is the only organisation specifically dedicated to restoring the Caledonian Forest to a target area of 600 sq miles in the Scottish Highlands. We work in partnership with the Forestry Commission, RSPB and private landowners, and own and manage the 10,000 acre Dundreggan Estate. Each year we run over 45 Conservation Holidays. Hundreds of volunteers join us annually in planting over 100,000 trees in protected areas, and carry out other restoration work such as seed collection and propagation of young trees and rare woodland plants. We have planted over 800,000 trees since 1989.
Trees Forever
Environment
Trees Forever is a non-profit organization founded in 1989 and headquartered in Marion, Iowa, that connects people to the environment through the planting and care of trees, prairie, and other natural areas. Trees Forever has developed cutting-edge programs and innovative processes, assisting community leaders with over 4,000 planting projects, involving more than 160,000 volunteers who have contributed over one million hours of their time, and helping to plant over 2.8 million trees and shrubs throughout Iowa and Illinois. We empower passionate advocates for the environment; educate community and government leaders; collaborate to build partnerships and greater capacity in communities; and promote sound environmental stewardship and science. Trees Forever strives to enhance and protect the environment we live in – for today and for generations to come.
Trees, Water & People
Environment
Trees, Water & People is nonprofit organization that was founded in 1998 by Stuart Conway and Richard Fox, and is staffed by a group of dedicated conservationists who feel strongly about helping communities to protect, conserve, and manage the natural resources upon which their long-term well-being depends. TWP develops and manages continuing reforestation, watershed protection, renewable energy, appropriate technology, and environmental education programs in Latin America and the American West. TWP's international programs have been recognized nationally and internationally.
Treloar Trust
Disability
The Treloar Trust provides education, care, therapy, medical support and independence training to young people with physical disabilities from all over the UK and overseas. Our aim is to prepare these young people for adult life, giving them the confidence and skills to achieve their full potential.
Triangle Community Center
Community/Family
The Triangle Community Center is a non-profit Connecticut corporation that provides services to the gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender community that help strengthen their sense of pride, identity and visibility as well as to work with the Greater Fairfield County community to foster understanding and awareness of g/l/b/t issues. TCC has any number of ways for its members and the community to get involved, we will tailor the opportunities to match our volunteers skills, availability and interests.
Tribal Networks
Research/Dev
Tribal Networks is a group of people who are helping tribal people around the world to own their own means of high-tech communications. We are Highlighting technology as a tool to achieve useful ends, not as an end in itself. Just dropping in communications technology where it has never been before will not achieve anything useful. Our main focus is presently in a remote village in Morocco, where we are building a school and permaculture project.
Trinity College
Children/Education
As a residential college located in a city, Trinity offers extensive opportunities for combining classroom instruction with experiential learning in the city. Students expand their education through intellectual conversations and campus activities, engage with the city through internships and community service, and explore the wider world through study abroad and international initiatives. Whether they choose to study further or go on to rewarding careers, Trinity graduates learn to make a difference in the world. The heart of Trinity's educational excellence is the close personal encounter between professor and student. This intellectual partnership opens a world of ideas and launches a life long pursuit of knowledge.
Trinity Hospice
Health/Medical
Trinity is registered charity and was founded in 1891 as England’s first hospice. Trinity provides the only dedicated end of life care service for 750,000 people living in our central and south west London community – each year 10,000 of these people will find out that they have a life-threatening illness. In 2010 Trinity Hospice gave specialist end of life care to more than 2,000 people with illnesses such as cancer, cardiac, respiratory, renal and neurological diseases. We cared for 1,750 people in their own homes and more than 400 people in our Inpatient Centre - we supported their families and friends too.