We are currently in the process of establishing a Tennis Academy in New Zealand where it is free for our children to learn and play the beautiful game of Tennis. Our objective is to reach NZD $800,000 by 2012, then we can launch our charity based Academy, and the children can begin playing. Ideally the funds would be used to purchase 2 outdoor tennis courts with a small clubhouse, with the remaining money to be invested into resources and marketing. The funds will be sourced from donations, charity auctions and "playing sessions" with the Director, Peter Grant. Playing sessions are for adults or children which last for one hour and cost NZD $100. Playing sessions are a combination of coaching and semi-competitive playing, one of the best ways to learn the game. These sessions are suitable for people who have an understanding of the game and want to improve on their ground strokes or shot making. All proceeds will be held in the Academy’s account with the vision of reaching our target before December 2012. Playing sessions can be arranged by contacting the director via email Peter Grant, also if you have a tournament coming up and need a hitting partner, Peter would be happy to help out for a small donation towards the charity.

Peter McVerry Trust is the new name for the charity which was formed by Fr. Peter McVerry, in 1985, formerly called The Arrupe Society. The Trust provides a number of services to meet the needs of young homeless people. Peter McVerry Trust supports young homeless people to break the cycle of homelessness and move towards independent living through the provision of a continuum of care services.

Pets In Need (PIN) was founded in 1965 by Jean Mahoney and Alice Hodges to help lost pets get home and to provide information about pet care to people. Most of all they wanted all dogs and cats to have loving homes. In 1993 Pets In Need entered a new era of service to our community's animals with the purchase of a plumbing supply warehouse and retrofitted it to be an adoption shelter. No animal suitable for re-homing is ever put to death, no matter how long it takes. PIN is committed to finding homes for each animal in the shelter. Every dog or cat is spayed or neutered prior to adoption.

PFI FOUNDATION is an international NGO based in Assam with its HQ in Guwahati and branches in Silchar, Patherkandi (Karimganj) and Addis Ababa (Ethiopia). The Foundation focuses on various kinds of socio-economic welfare activities and work to promote community empowerment through awareness generation programmes and strengthening of local community organization through campaigns, preparation of information materials, youth leadership, self help groups.

As one of the largest museums in the United States, the Philadelphia Museum of Art invites visitors from around the world to explore its renowned collections, acclaimed special exhibitions, and enriching programs. The Museum presents more than 25 exhibitions each year, ranging from comprehensive single-artist retrospectives to historical surveys to focused presentations that explore specific topics. Works of art from the Museum's collections, many not regularly on view, as well as masterpieces on loan from museums worldwide are featured in these installations. The Museum is home to over 225,000 objects, spanning the creative achievements of the Western world since the first century AD and those of Asia since the third millennium BC. The European holdings date from the Medieval era to the present, and the collection of arms and armor is the second largest in the United States. The American collections are among the finest in the country, as are the expanding collections of modern and contemporary art. In addition, the Museum houses encyclopedic holdings of costume and textiles as well as prints, drawings, and photographs that are displayed in rotation for reasons of preservation.

As a matter of principle and civic responsibility, Philadelphia VIP believes that access to the legal system should be ensured for all residents and businesses in Philadelphia. More than 24% of Philadelphia’s citizens fall below the poverty line. For most families, this means a daily struggle for employment, family stability and shelter. These individuals and families also are disproportionately involved in the legal system, forced to engage with the courts to secure their basic human needs. Individuals and families who are denied access to justice are at risk for losing their income, connections to their family and their home. Moreover, for the growing number of citizens for whom English is a second language, self-representation is, at best, difficult and frustrating. VIP promotes equal justice for the poor by providing civil legal services not otherwise available, collaborating with other legal services organizations and promoting a culture of volunteerism by educating and exposing attorneys and law students to issues of poverty.

The Philani Child Health & Nutrition Project is a community-based non-governmental organization (NGO), operating in the informal settlements of Khayelitsha, Crossroads, Brown's Farm, Mfuleni, Nyanga and Delft on the outskirts of Cape Town. We aim to help mothers to help themselves. By working with mothers, educating them in the basics of nutrition and health, providing them with skills training and giving them an opportunity to earn a living they ensure not only the health and wellbeing of their children and themselves, but of their community. Philani works in close cooperation with the government's health care system and as a support structure to state clinics. Our sustainability over the decades has been due largely to our grassroots, people-centred approach, working closely with the communities we serve, as well as our organic approach to growth.

From breathtaking gardens to captivating architecture and fine dining, the Philbrook Museum of Art offers an array of opportunities to shop, dine, host a special event or simply relax in the timeless beauty fine art possesses. Our many classes and public programs offer a unique opportunity to develop a better understanding and appreciation of art for patrons of all ages.

The Philharmonic Center for the Arts is a non-profit organization established under the laws of the state of Florida. The mission of the Philharmonic Center is to enlighten, educate and entertain people of all ages and backgrounds by presenting the very best of the visual and performing arts. Celebrating over 25 years in Southwest Florida, the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra is increasingly recognized as one of the top regional orchestras in the United States. The mission of the Naples Museum of Art is to inspire creativity and awaken curiosity. As part of this mission, the museum will strive to be a visual arts center for people of all ages and backgrounds with an emphasis on modern and contemporary art.

The Philip Wayre Wildlife Trust was founded in 1994 by the well known naturalist and conservationist Philip Wayre. The objects of the Trust are to encourage the protection of British wildlife and wild areas. The Trust is probably unique in that no money at all is spent on administration. Such work is carried out on a purely voluntary basis by dedicated supporters. This in turn means that every penny raised by the Trust goes directly into practical conservation. The Trust is especially active in the uplands particularly the Northeast Pennines where its first reserve of over 450 acres is located. This reserve is especially important for its breeding waders which include Curlew, Redshank, Lapwing, Golden, Plover, Snipe and Dunlin. The rare and endangered Black Grouse is also an important species there. The number of male Black Grouse displaying each spring on a well established lek has more than doubled since the reserve was donated to the Trust by Philip Wayre five years ago.

Phillips Academy in Andover, a residential secondary school established in 1778 in New England. Andover is a high school that stands ready to meet, match, and expand the minds and passions of some of the brightest students in the nation and the world. We have a roster of 300 courses, more than 150 electives, and opportunities for pursuing independent study and study abroad projects. Because of our size, Andover offers enormous depth and breadth of activity and opportunity while still feeling like a personal place. Our energetic, one-of-a-kind educational community ultimately helps young people grow intellectually, artistically, athletically and morally. Smart and curious students from 50 states and 34 countries study with teachers and scholars who are also coaches, mentors, house counselors, advisors and inspirations.

Welcome to Phillips Exeter Academy, a co-educational residential school serving 1000 students in grades 9 through 12, and post-graduate level. Exeter, founded in 1781 by John Phillips, has a tradition of academic excellence, a distinguished faculty, and a long history of educating young people to find their place in the world. Exeter teaches students from all walks of life to: think, discuss, question and analyze; to combine knowledge with goodness; to acquire the intellectual skills that ensure a love of learning and a lifelong commitment to helping others.Exeter's academic offerings are unrivalled: over 450 courses in 19 subject areas. The student to teacher ratio, 5:1, lets students explore the world with great support from the adults in the community.

Since 1959, The Phoenix Art Museum, designed by New York architects Tod Williams/Billie Tsien & Associates, has been the home of an outstanding collection of more than 18,000 works of American, Asian, European, Latin American, Western American, modern and contemporary art, and fashion design. Phoenix Art Museum's vast collection includes works of art that span the centuries and the globe.

Based in Adelaide, South Australia, Phoenix Society, a not-for-profit organisation, has been providing job opportunities for people with intellectual and physical disabilities since 1958. As a recognised national leader in the disability field, Phoenix Society continually creates job opportunities for people with disabilities through the diverse operations of our Commercial divisions. It is through the diversity of our Commercial operations and our willingness to work with major companies throughout South Australia that we are able to maximise the employment opportunities for over 450 people in South Australia.

Phoenix is a non-profit, community based organization located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. We offer at-risk and homeless youth, ages 12 - 24, the opportunity to break the cycle of homelessness and find a path from the street. Since its inception in 1987, we have developed an extensive variety of programs and services to address the individual needs of each client. Our primary innovative feature is the continuum of care provided throughout our ten programs and services including: prevention, crisis assistance, emergency shelter, long-term supportive and structured living, independent living, personal skill development, education, health services, and after care services.

The Phoenix Zoo is one of the largest private non-profit organizations in the country. We rely on admissions, concessions, memberships, special event and philanthropic donations for our daily operations. By supporting the Phoenix Zoo, such donations have helped the Phoenix Zoo to serve over 42 million people since opening in 1962, care for more than 1,300 animals, including hundreds of endangered or threatened species and become the second most popular cultural attraction in Arizona, behind only the Grand Canyon.

PhotoVoice is an award-winning international charity; its projects empower some of the most disadvantaged groups in the world with photographic skills so that they can transform their lives. Through establishing in-field photojournalism workshops its projects enable those who are traditionally the subjects of photography to become its creator. Through photography these individuals find confidence in their voices and are enabled to speak out about their challenges, concerns, hopes and fears.

Physicians for Peace was founded in 1989, dedicated to the ideal that health care in the developing world can best be improved by providing training and education to health care professionals in those countries. By focusing on long-term, sustainable, replicable medical education and training, we send teams of medical volunteers — including physicians, dentists, nurses, physical therapists, physician assistants and other healthcare professionals — to places where their teaching and healing skills are needed most. Since its inception, Physicians for Peace has made hundreds of trips to Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Central America, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East and beyond, changing the lives of countless thousands of people along the way.

PRCH was founded in 1992 by a small committee of concerned physicians in New York City, where we opened our first national office in 1995.We also maintain an organizational presence in San Francisco and Washington, DC, which enables us to conduct our recruiting, organizing, advocacy, and educational activities at the grassroots level.PRCH has two interconnecting program divisions that respond to the needs of our physician members and the public for information and services: External Affairs and Education, Research, and Training. These divisions provide opportunities for physicians to become more involved in the public discussion on contraception and abortion, to educate doctors about their responsibility to do so, to monitor state and national legislation tied to our mission, to communicate our message to the media, and to expand medical education in reproductive health. PRCH exists to ensure that all people have the knowledge, access to quality services, and freedom to make their own reproductive health decisions.PRCH mobilizes pro-choice physicians to promote, educate, and advocate about the importance of comprehensive reproductive healthcare.