Charities supporting educational causes in China
Shanghai Roots and Shoots seeks to foster respect and compassion for all living things, to promote understanding of all cultures and beliefs, and to inspire each individual to take action to make the world a better place for animals, the environment, and the human community. Donations and volunteers are always welcome.
A volunteer-based organization that supports rural education in China. RCEF has many volunteer opportunities, especially for summer and year-long teachers.
Rural China Education Foundation (乡村教育促进会) Website: http://www.ruralchina.org Email: info@ruralchina.org Phone: 1-585-610-4325 (United States) Address: Rural China Education Foundation, PO Box 92424, Rochester, NY 14692-0424 Website: http://www.ruralchina.org/donate
An international organization, Project Hope China’s mission is to achieve sustainable advances in healthcare around the world by implementing health education programs and providing humanitarian assistance in areas of need.
Project Hope Website: http://www.projecthope.org/wherewehelp/asiamiddleeast/china.asp Email: HOPE@projecthope.org Phone: 1-800-544-4673 (HOPE) Address: Project HOPE. 255 Carter Hall Lane, Millwood, VA 22646 To donate: https://secure3.convio.net/ph/site/Donation2?idb=1576015345&df_id=1320&1320.donation=form1&JServSessionIdr004=jmpqm2rw8j.app334b To Volunteer: Website: http://Website: http://www.projecthope.org/get-involved/volunteer/
The Pfrang Association raises money to sponsor the school education of needy children in Jiangsu Province, China and sends over 200 of them to school every year.
Pfrang Association Website: http://www.pfrang-association.org Email: pfrang@bw-i.cn Phone: +86 25 84729068 Address; Meiyuan Xincun, Dabei Xiang 7-3 Nanjing 210018 梅园新村, 大悲巷 7-3南京 210018 Donate In China: Bank of China, Nanjing Center Branch 29 Hongwu Lu, Nanjing 210005 CNY Account Holder: Amity Foundation Reference: Pfrang Account Number: 4923 5821 6355 International Donations: Dominik Nowak Email: pfrang@bw-i.cn Phone: +86(0)25.84729068
CBAC was registered in May 2005 as a consultancy under the Beijing Municipal Chamber for Commerce and Trade. The objective of CBAC is to contribute to social stability, equity and sustainable development in China through supporting the growth of a dynamic and pluralistic civil society and building linkages between communities, government and business. CBAC’s mission is to provide customized services in NGO management, organizational development and through facilitating learning networks to meet the specific needs of non-profit organizations at different development stages by taking advantage of broad international networks and domestic human resources.
Pact China Website: http://www.pactchina.org Email: info@pactchina.org Phone: +86 (10) 67655307 Address: Room 2206 Building No.1 Fangqun Apartment, No.27 Dong Lu of South Third Ring, Beijing, China. 100075
OSCA provides not-for-profit English language summer camps that provide UK students the opportunity to volunteer abroad in countries such as China (including Hong Kong), Japan, Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
OSCA Oxford Summer Camps Website: http://www.oscaonline.org.uk Email: juan.scouller@oscaonline.org.uk
The Li Kashing Foundation seeks to nurture a culture of giving and to foster creativity, constructive engagement, and sustainability through supporting empowerment focused projects through their own charitable projects and by giving grants to other organizations.
Li Kashing Foundation Website: http://www.lksf.org/eng/index.shtml
Junior Achievement is about passionate people inspiring young people to learn the economics of life through free enterprise education. JA enables caring business professionals to share their experience with students to show them what it takes to be successful. Its mission is to serve as a catalyst for character, creativity and leadership development for the young people of China by implementing principle-centered, interactive business and economics education programs through a partnership between business and education.
Junior Achievement China Website: http://www.jachina.org Email: beijing@jachina.org, shanghai@jachina.org, guangzhou@jachina.org, chengdu@jachina.org, info@jahk.org Phone: (86-10) 6551-5235/36 ,(86-21) 2208-8833 , (86-20) 2208-8003 , (86-28) 8619-9823, (852) 3197-8047 Address: Suite 201, Unit 5, Building 5, Julong Garden, 68 Xinzhongjie, Dongcheng District, Beijing 100027 , Shanghai Office: Floor 21, Tower 2, Heng Long Plaza, 1366 Nanjing West Road 200040, Room 918 C, Block B, China Shine Plaza, No.9 Linhe West Road, Guangzhou 510620, A-2, 12/F, ChuanXin Mansion 18#, Section 2, RenMin South Road, Chengdu 610016, Unit 102, 1/F, Beautiful Group Tower ,74–77 Connaught Road Central, Central, Hong Kong
The mission of the International Fund for China’s Environment (IFCE) is to help ensure the protection of the world’s environment and its biological diversity by providing assistance to China in resolving its environmental problems. In pursuit of this mission, IFCE undertakes activities focused on China that include: Establishing an international membership base and global partnerships that include individuals, institutions, foundations, environmental organizations, corporations and governments to promote conservation; Contributing to an increased global awareness of the interrelationships between China’s environmental problems and human well-being, through publications, information dissemination and education; Supporting for projects that seek solutions to China’s environmental problems; Providing a forum for the discussion of China’s and the world’s environmental issues, including their scientific, educational, legal, economic, social, and cultural dimensions; Communicating authoritative statements on China’s conservation efforts by utilizing the expertise of its members; and Assisting for the development of regional, national, and international strategies for safeguarding the environmental rights of future generations. Volunteers and donors are always welcome.
International Fund for China’s Environment Website: http://www.ifce.org Email: fcechina@gmail.com,pzhuang@easen-group.com, ynchcc@126.com, fenghehuanbao@sohu.com, temea@163.com Phone: 202-822-2141, 703-222-1280, Phone: +8613910538135,Phone: +86-21-52738396,Phone: +86-871-3623990,0755-26976283,8627-61042666 ,022-2326-0063 2421 Pennsylvania Ave. NW Washington, DC 20037-1718 USA Room 1008, P Block Huiyuan Service Apartment, IFCE-Shanghai Office (Mr. Zhuang Ping) Suite 3502,building 4, 88 Huichuan Road, Shanghai, China 200042,IFCE-Yunnan Office (Yunnan Natural and Cultural Heritage Conservation Council) Ms. Fang Lian Yunnan Museum First Floor IFCE-Shenzhen Office (Ms. Yuzhen Zheng) Suite A & B, 10th Fl. Western Coast Mansion Nanyou Rd, Shenzhen, China 518054,IFCE-Wuhan Office Suite 101, 15# First Section, Changchun Garden Wuhan city, Hubei province 430032 ,IFCE-Tianjin Office （Mr. Nanlin Wang) Machang Dao 125, Hexi District, Tianjin city, Hebei province NO.8 North Star East Road, Andingmen Wai, Beijing, China 102008
Memberships: General member:$50/year, Honorary member: $200/year, Corporate member: $500/year, Life member: $2,000/year
IFCE member benefits: 1. Be informed all IFCE’s activities. 2. Have priorities to participate all IFCE organized activities/projects 3. Have priority to be invited to serve on IFCE’s committees and board of directors 4. Have priority to be hired by IFCE offices for long/short term positions 5. Have priority to be recommended to other international agencies or Chinese government agencies for projects and services
To join, please check: https://Website: http://www.123signup.com/register?id=zvvyf To make contribution to IFCE ($20-$1,000), please check: https://Website: http://www.123signup.com/register?id=zvvdc (IFCE is a US 501-( c ) -( 3 ) non-profit organization, your donation is tax exempt.)
IIE is among the world’s largest and most experienced international education and training organizations, committed to delivering program excellence to a diverse range of participants, sponsors, and donors. Its missions are promoting closer educational relations between the people of the United States and those of other countries; strengthening and linking institutions of higher learning globally; rescuing threatened scholars and advancing academic freedom; building leadership skills and enhancing the capacity of individuals and organizations to address local and global challenges.
Institute of International Education Website: http://www.iiebeijing.org
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