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St Luke’s Hospital to raise $50m over five years to redevelop campus, expand services and train staff

St Luke’s Hospital is launching a $50 million fundraising campaign to redevelop its campus, expand services, and train staff. The initiative will improve care for patients and support the hospital’s mission. This investment reflects a commitment to long-term community health and growth.

The Straits Times

Giveday: The missing infrastructure in Africa’s generosity, By Nabila Okino

New initiatives aim to enhance fundraising systems in Africa, fostering human connections while easing the process of discovering and supporting causes. These improvements focus on building trust and developing better methods for fundraising, ultimately empowering communities to generate the resources they need. By strengthening these infrastructures, the potential for generosity in the region can flourish.

Premium Times

Nepal floods: Local charity RLAF appeals for donations, pledges $50,000 to relief efforts

A local charity is raising $50,000 to support flood relief in Nepal, with donations accepted through mosques and a public campaign. The effort will help communities recover from the disaster, offering crucial aid where it’s needed most. This swift response highlights the power of collective action in times of crisis.

The Straits Times

Fundraiser for A66 crash police officers tops £1m

Cleveland Police Federation says it will split the money between the two officers' families.

BBC News

Photos: The Dogs That Surf

Dogs are taking to the waves in surfing competitions, many of which raise money for animal and environmental nonprofits. The events highlight the bond between humans and their pets while supporting important causes. It’s a fun and meaningful way to give back.

The Atlantic

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