Chinese International Missions
CanadaResearch/Dev
Chinese International Missions was founded in 1992 in the United States by Rev. Clarence Pi who had a deep conviction that Chinese churches should provide a new worldwide missionary thrust not only to their own kinsmen but also to other ethnic groups cross culturally. We are recruiting Short-Term Missions teams from Chinese churches in Canada, US and other overseas countries to go to Africa to serve and to learn. We provide opportunities for the Short-Term Missions teams to come to contribute and at the same time allow God to speak to them and change their lives. We work in partnership with local churches, missions agencies, missionaries and seminaries to materialize our vision of cross-cultural outreach to other ethnic groups. Our conviction is that we are different members of Christ’s body, supplementing each other as we extend His kingdom through missionary activities.
Chinese Conservation Education Trust Ccet
New ZealandEnvironment
Chinese in Auckland are especially lucky to have the Department of Conservation to help to set up a "Chinese Conservation Education Trust". Through activities we can learn about conservation. Though we can enjoy clean fresh air and nice living environment here in New Zealand, we understand that any environmental pollution happening anywhere in our Global Village, sooner or later will affect us. Nowadays we cannot only think and care for ourselves. Though Chinese Conservation Education Trust has only been launched since April 2002, we have already organized several activities. The overwhelming support we have received has given us much confidence.
Chintan International Trust
United KingdomHumanitarian Aid
Chintan International Trust is a an organization with a humanitarian mission that started on 26th January 2007 in the UK. Our focus is on the Himalayas. We have helped a Himalayan NGO in starting and sustaining a rural Himalayan Hospital, and are continuing supporting healthcare in a wide area, integrating fields of education and environment as ‘eco-health’. Events are happening in UK and India. A journey is planned from the Highlands to the Himalayas.
Chipembele Trust
South AfricaResearch/Dev
Chipembele Trust is a UK registered charity which supports The Chipembele Wildlife Education Trust in Zambia for the advancement of the education of children and young people in the conservation and preservation of the environment and its wildlife. Chipembele Trust UK also supports the Chipembele Pupil Sponsorship Scheme, in Zambia, which enables orphaned and vulnerable children to attend school.
Chiropractic for the World Foundation
CanadaHealth/Medical
In the height of environmental consciousness, chiropractic is proven to be the “green” approach to health. Chiropractic for the World Foundation is led by a group of dedicated and committed chiropractors from across Canada having the desire to take chiropractic to the world. The foundation presents an opportunity for benefactors to give to developing countries in a mindful way. For more than thirty years, the foundation’s directors have supported chiropractic colleges, charities and developing countries.
Choate Rosemary Hall
United StatesChildren/Education
From its shared roots over a century ago as The Choate School and Rosemary Hall, through the merger in 1974, to the Choate Rosemary Hall of today, the name represents the best in American secondary education. The more than 16,000 graduates can attest to the quality of Choate's academic program, but that is only one aspect of the education a student receives. Through interactions with members of the entire Choate community, students mature into young adults who not only have stretched their minds, but have grown personally, spiritually, artistically, and athletically.
CHOC
South AfricaCommunity/Family
The CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation is a country wide voluntary organisation. It brings together the parents of children who suffer from all varieties of cancer or life threatening blood disorders. The first group started in Johannesburg in 1979, and in 2000 joined with other parent groups from all parts of the country to form a national organisation. The organisation, which is not Government funded, provides direct practical help to children with cancer, from diagnosis on, recognising the inevitable disruption to family life when a child faces vigorous and often lengthy treatment. Funds raised are applied to directly benefit the children and their families, and also those involved in the treatment of these most serious illnesses.
CHOC Foundation
United StatesChildren/Education
Since 1964, CHOC Children's has provided the highest quality medical care to children. Our regional health system includes a state-of-the-art 238 bed main hospital facility in the City of Orange, a hospital-within-a-hospital in Mission Viejo, and five community clinics — plus over 100 additional programs and services. At CHOC and CHOC at Mission, we are dedicated to working cooperatively — assisting and enriching existing services as well as developing programs to benefit the families of Orange County. CHOC is the first hospital devoted exclusively to caring for children in Orange County. Since opening its doors, CHOC has led the way in many areas of pediatric health care.
CHOICE Humanitarian
United StatesCommunity/Family
CHOICE, which stands for Center for Humanitarian Outreach and Inter-Cultural Exchange, was started in 1982 by Dr. Tim Evans. Having returned from living in the Altiplano of Bolivia for 2 years, Dr. Evans had made a personal commitment to go back and help the Andean people. What started as the Children's Andean Foundation, has grown, expanded and matured into the organization it is today. Over the last 25 years, we have worked in over 15 countries throughout the world.
Choice Trust
South AfricaCommunity/Family
CHoiCe Trust is a dynamic health focused NGO based in Tzaneen, Limpopo Province, South Africa. Established in 1997, CHoiCe Trust has grown into a reputable organisation, employing 20 full-time staff members. The main focus of CHoiCe, with emphasis on rural communities, is on Community Home Based Care. As an accredited training organisation by the HWSETA, CHoiCe Trust offers highly skilled training to Community Based Health Workers as well as groups of people for specific courses. Farm workers, men’s groups, children’s counseling groups and the elderly have specific courses aimed at addressing their needs.
Choirs Ontario
CanadaArts/Culture
Choirs Ontario, established in 1971, is an arts organization that promotes and celebrates choral music making in Ontario. Our members, both organizations and individuals, believe that choral music is vital to our lives and enriches society. We provide services to choirs, conductors, choristers, composers, administrators, and educators as well as anyone who enjoys listening to the sound of choral music. We serve the Ontario choral community: professionals and amateurs, singers and audiences. We have a membership of choirs, businesses, institutions, and of individuals who love and support choral music. Our member choirs include more than 20,000 residents of Ontario.
Christ for Humanity
United StatesEthnic/Religion
Over the years, Christ For Humanity has served the needy regardless of where they may be, including individuals who have simply walked through the front doors of our headquarters facility in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to the needy in Mexico, the Soviet Union, Africa, New Orleans, Louisiana, and other cities and nations. We provide humanitarian relief free of charge to Christian ministries, missionaries, and healthcare professionals working with the poor in the United States and in 50+ countries worldwide. Locally, CFH distributes these items and services through it's Tulsa headquarters. Internationally, and across the United states, CFH distributes individual's gifts by working with established, pre-qualified ministries and indigenous missionaries wherever there is a physical need and opportunity to give,
Christian Action Housing
United KingdomCommunity/Family
Motivated by Christian and social concern, we aim to create places where people want to live. We invest in high quality housing, support and services that are affordable and accessible to those in housing need. Christian Action (Enfield) Housing Association was founded in 1966 by local Churches and Christians in response to the local need for affordable rented housing. Today Christian Action owns or manages over 1000 dwellings, and provides a range of housing and services while also making a major social investment in the four North London boroughs in which we operate.
Christian Aid
United KingdomHumanitarian Aid
Christian Aid is driven by the gospel of good news to the poor and inspired by the vision of a new earth where all people can live in justice, peace and plenty. We contribute our passion and experience to the broad movement of people who use their faith, talents and energies to fight for a better life for all. We believe in a world free from poverty and injustice. Now. Not just in the future. We can hope for a better world - and we have power to turn hope into action.
Christian Aid Ministries
United StatesHumanitarian Aid
Christian Aid Ministries distributes humanitarian aid, such as food, clothing, medicines, and seeds to encourage and support needy Christians and abandoned, destitute, or orphaned children and help open doors to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to a lost and dying world.
Christian Appalachian Project
United StatesResearch/Dev
CAP encourages the dignity and self-worth of poverty-stricken Appalachian individuals and families through self-help programs promoting holistic growth. CAP operates a variety of crisis intervention and long-term development programs that attempt to cut the roots of poverty. The organization's Prescription Assistance program helps qualifying participants obtain free medications, which helps to provide a better quality of life for the individuals. CAP reports that over 33,000 individuals are served by CAP’s Human Service programs each year. "Operation Sharing" is one of CAP’s programs that acquires and distributes health products, garden supplies, food commodities, new and used clothing, and home repair materials. CAP also operates an alternative home repair spring break program with attendance that averages about 350 college students annually.
Christian Blind Mission International
CanadaDisability
CBM Canada is a part of one of the world’s largest non-governmental development organizations which prevent blindness, restore sight to curable blind people, and as well, restore and rehabilitate people with other types of disabilities. We are a World Health Organization collaborating agency. The people we serve are among the poorest of the poor, and we work to relieve their suffering and transform their quality of life.
Christian Foundation for Children and Aging
IndiaChildren/Education
For almost 30 years, Christian Foundation for Children and Aging (CFCA) has brought hope to families living in poverty in the 23 countries where we work. Founded in 1981 by lay Catholics acting on the Gospel call to serve the poor, we have grown into a movement of more than 250,000 sponsors who are supporting more than 300,000 children, youth and aging friends worldwide. We currently work in 23 countries around the world, and serve more than 300,000 children, youth and aging persons with the generous support of more than 250,000 sponsors.
Christian Freedom International
United StatesHuman Rights
Since 1998, Christian Freedom International has been on the forefront in the battle for the rights of persecuted Christians around the world. CFI has come to the aid of thousands of suffering men, women, and children through the distribution of food, medicine, clothing, Bibles, and other basic supplies in countries where persecution is most intense. CFI has built field hospitals, schools in refugee camps, and supports a microenterprise system that enables hundreds of Christians to provide desperately needed income for themselves, families, and local churches. But CFI’s work is not limited to the distribution of relief aid. Over the years, CFI has consistently remained active as a “voice for the voiceless” in Washington, DC, providing political advocacy for the millions of Christians who routinely suffer for their faith.
Christian Record Services for the Blind
United StatesDisability
Christian Record Services provides new opportunities for persons who are blind or visually impaired. Each year approximately 100,000 blind people's lives are changed by services we provide to them without cost. The goal of the many volunteers, employees, and trustees of Christian Record Services is to reach every blind or visually impaired person in North America with our free Christian publications and services.