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•Obama to donate Nobel peace prize money to charities - US - World ...10 Oct 2009 ...
US President Barack Obama has decided to donate his about $1.4 million Nobel Peace prize money to charities.

•IRS offers reprieve for charities missing deadline
The Internal Revenue Service is offering a reprieve to more than 200,000 small charities that missed a tax filing deadline and are now in danger of losing their tax-exempt status.

•Pakistani funds for institutes linked to UN blacklist charity
Pakistan's Punjab provincial government has given nearly one million dollars to institutions linked to a banned charity on a UN terror blacklist, a document has revealed.It gave 79.7 million rupees (936,240 dollars) to schools, a mosque, hospital and other health facilities built on a campus just north of Lahore at Murike, said a budget document presented in the Punjab assembly this week.Another three

•CTMC sponsors Birdies for Charity
San Marcos, TX – Central Texas Medical Center Foundation invites you to swing big for the little ones through Birdies for Charity®, an exciting fundraising program linked to the Valero Texas Open, which is the 3rd oldest tournament on the PGA TOUR schedule.

•Seven of Dorset's largest leisure and entertainment facilities are being turned into a trust from 1 May.
The Bournemouth International Centre, Bournemouth Pavilion, and several of the town's leisure and sports centres will become a new charitable company. BH Live - Leisure, International Venues & Events - has been established as a "non-profit distributing organisation".

•Kenan Charitable Trust Gives New $600,000 Grant to Continue Education Outreach Program at Scripps Florida
The Scripps Research Institute has been awarded a three–year $600,000 grant from the William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust to continue its widely praised Education Outreach Program at Scripps Florida in Palm Beach County. "I am extremely pleased that the William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust has renewed its significant support of our education outreach efforts," said Deborah Leach–Scampavia, who directs the program. "This is a great testament to the value of our program and to the hard work of everyone involved, particularly our main partner, the School District of Palm Beach County. Working together, we've been able to build our education outreach into something that is unique among biomedical research institutes."

 

 
     
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India occupies second position in the world about her population. Her Muslims numbering about 140 million become the second largest in the world. Nearly seventy per cent of her population subsists in rural and sub-urban belts. They eke out their livelihood through farming, rearing of livestock, develop cottage products, work as masons, carpenters, butchers, artisans and rag pickers. A few remain as landless labour. An appreciable number of them live below the per capita income of U.S.$ 100.

Nizamia Charitable Trust based in Delhi has been working in the most backward districts of north India for the cause. The trust owes to the great Islamic scholar (12th A.D) Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia R.A. who preached Islam and the basic principles of universal love and brotherhood. It remains apolitical and non-governmental organization in action since it’s registration in 1983. It renders service for the society without any bias towards class, color, community or religion. It extends services for the community in enhancing their educational levels, extending medicare, and empowering minority communities with timely relief measures, subjected to frequent natural and manmade disasters in the zone.

Observing the worsening socio-economic condition of minorities, especially the unreachable Muslim in the northern states, the Nizamia Charitable Trust has pledged to establish schools, universities, with a network of charitable dispensaries and referral hospitals, technical institutes and centers of Islamic education to empower people in every walks of life. Availing of the land resource to accomplish the task has been made for expedition of projects from the authorities. NCT has successfully established a number of educational, skill training and technical training institutes in basti Hzt. Nizamuddin a seven hundred year old slum in Delhi, in collaboration with a few developing institutions across the world.

Operational Area

NCT offers a host of services, spanning across the key area development of any community, to serve the poor masses. Our three self-governing divisions of service area offer the best-in-class with the unparalleled competitive advantage.

• Health
• Education
• Social Welfare