Sentences with phrase «contact local charities»

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Challenge them to find a local charity that they could donate to, contact them, and make a contribution.

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The charity has previously called for local authorities to identify a senior member of staff to lead on women and homelessness and for them to ensure that organisations coming into contact with vulnerable women recognise the risks of homelessness and are equipped to provide preventative support.

You can apply to be a PetSmart Charities adoption partner by contacting your local PetSmart store manager.

If a cat is injured has wounds or looks unwell please contact your local branch of CHAT or your local animal charity.

Check with your local rescue charity or contact the RSPCA or Dogs Trust which have local branches.

The program was recently in jeopardy, and we asked Best Friends members in that area to contact their elected officials — and PetSmart Charities asked local animal welfare groups as well — in response to a budget dispute that threatened to derail the Pima County Community Cats Project just as it was getting off the ground.

Donate it to charity - search our Recycling Locator or contact your local council for your nearest re-use organisation.

In our larger offices, Hartford, Boston, and Stamford, our women lawyers have hosted a number of networking events, such as wine tastings and a chocolate - making class, to which women contacts and clients from the area are invited; local nonprofit organizations are honored at these events and attendees bring in - kind donations to support the charities.

You can also try contacting local businesses or charities to offer your services for free — you will find that many organisations will be very grateful for the help, and provide you with plenty of training in return.

Contact local volunteering or charity organisations such as Do - it for volunteering opportunities.

Finding therapeutic help for children with emotional, behaviour and mental health problems can be found by contacting an independent play therapist or practitioner (for which you will have to pay a fee) or by using a therapist whose services are fully or partly funded by local authority children's, education, social, or health services, a charity or some other agency.

The site then pulls up relevant volunteer opportunities for local charities, including the group's mission statement and contact information.

Membership in local organizations and charities is also key as almost every personal contact leads to a discussion of the local real estate market.

Foster contacts in community politics, public schools, and local charities.