All Community created Funds

Find yourself in contentious meetings where lots of swearing is going on? Fine people a fixed, small amount of money for every time they swear, with donations going to the Swear Jar. All donations are automatically distributed quarterly to non-profit initiatives that focus on community-based mental health stress-reduction.

Empowering Teens Through Self-Awareness, Emotional Intelligence, and Leadership Skills

Beyond Blue works with the community to improve mental health and prevent suicide, so that all people in Australia can achieve their best possible mental health. As Sydney has been locked-down for another week, the CSR CX team would like to hold a virtual fund-raising event for the Beyond Blue foundation. This is a tough time for many, mental health more important now than ever and your support will help supporting people affected by anxiety, depression and suicide.

Everyone deserves to live with dignity and feel like they matter, but poverty undermines the process of becoming a hopeful and productive human being. Through personal connections, generous giving, and life-long volunteering, Family Giving Tree delivers backpacks filled with school supplies and wished-for holiday gifts. You can help us sow seeds of opportunity that give recipients the chance to grow and reach their full potential. Collect, donate, and volunteer— support communities by delivering hope and joy.

Dear Softball Supporter: CONGRATULATIONS to our local 14U All-star Softball teams for earning their invitation to compete in the Babe Ruth Softball World Series. As you might imagine, this HUGE tournament, which runs July 18th through June 27th, requires serious fundraising to help families of talented young athletes offset tournaments fees and travel expenses. We will be housing, providing meals and uniforms for players during this period of time, which can be quite expensive. We would greatly appreciate any contribution to our program to help subsidize the costs associated with this level of competitive play. Our organization is a 501(c)3, non-profit, meaning all contributions are tax-deductible.

It’s been a tough year for all of us, and we’re grateful for those on the frontline that have kept our communities safe and supported. We’ll never forget 2020 and the impact it has on so many. We’ve created the Cisco Canada Fund, including 10 national charities doing great work in this country.

Inland Empire Pets Alive Collaborative (IEPAC) Fund was created to help generate donations to worthy animal welfare organizations in the Inland Empire of Southern California, primarily Riverside County and San Bernardino County.

Rise Against Hunger, an international humanitarian organization, is growing a global movement to end hunger by empowering communities, nourishing lives and responding to emergencies. CGEM EMEAR Team during the sommer is willing to collect 2030 USD to provide 6000 meals for communities facing food insecurity. Everyone is invited, everyone could take the challenge and help to achieve this goal. Why 2030 USD- this is related the goal of UN to solve the Hunger problem till 2030! And amazing CGEM EMEAR family is ready to help to get this done!

Sacred Heart’s annual event provides backpacks and grade-level school supplies to thousands of local students. Help a student start the school year right, by donating to this fund. SH will use the dollars to purchase items supplies (for both teachers and students), pack, bundle, and distribute to over 3800 schoolkids in need. Every dollar donated will be matched by Cisco!

On June 19, 2021, Christina Zajicek passed away peacefully in her home in Colorado after a multi-year fight against cancer. Her journey and determination was an inspiration to many. In lieu of flowers, her family is requesting donations on behalf of Christina. As an organization, we encourage everyone who is interested to donate to Metavivor and GiGi's Playhouse. Donations will be matched by the organization as long as an employee has not reached their annual max. Her own words from her obituary created by her family: “You don’t know me yet, but my name is Christina Zajicek. I’m 28 years old, and I am dying. But, here’s the thing. So are you. There’s not enough time in every way you could interpret the statement, so I’ll make this short. You have the most wonderful gift of life and limitless potential to live and love fearlessly. All you want is within your reach; it just takes some action and hard work. In the meantime, love each day. Love each person. Make each day more magical for yourself and the people around you. Make decisions that make you happiest and don’t make decisions based on fear of what could happen, guilt, or the way everyone thinks things should be done. Look up from your phone more often. Feel in perpetual awe of the world because this is pretty damn incredible place filled with endless people to meet and learn from and countless places to explore and experience. Spend more time with people and in nature. Close your eyes and feel the sunlight on your face. Really feel it. Feel the warmth on your forehead and cheeks. Listen to the sound of the wind blowing the trees. Look at someone around you and be incredulous that everyone has come from a series of cells and molecules and good and awful experiences to be alive and be a part of your world at this very moment. Go all in. Whether it’s loving someone so deeply you feel it pulsing in every molecule of your being, investing every dollar you have in a wild dream you have, or making a decision that scares the living shit out of you. Find out what you are most afraid of and do it anyway. Know that all moments of pain will pass. Force yourself to feel so alive that you could swear electricity is literally running through your veins. Everything is infinitely possible and you are right where you need to be. But now you have the remarkable opportunity to be more brave, more honest, more kind, and more alive. Just go out and do it. Even though I am dying, this is not a story about death. It is a story to make you feel alive.”

In 2009 a family member was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and this has fundamentally changed their life. We are hopeful that research and treatment will continue to evolve and that is why each year I participate in the Bike MS event. Fundraising for this cause goes directly to funding not only research but families affected by multiple sclerosis. I hope you will consider helping me reach this year's goal of $2k to support finding a cure while aiding those in need.

Connected Portugal Week will close virtually, with a live performance by The Rock4' Operação Nariz Vermelho - Fundraiser Dance Party. Our main mission is to fundraise for Operação Nariz Vermelho, throughout the hour-long live performance, while promoting Operação Nariz Vermelho's main purpose - to ensure an ongoing program of intervention within the pediatric services of Portuguese hospitals through the visit of professional clowns. These artists have specialized training in the hospital environment and work in close collaboration with health professionals, performing actions adapted to each child and to each situation. Please join us on July 2nd at 16h30, Webex link: https://cisco.webex.com/cisco/j.php?MTID=m85fe14767e58f83bfc54a1dc68fbe720 Thank you for your contribution and happy dance party!! :)

Armed Forces Day is the annual opportunity to show your support for the men and women who make up the Armed Forces, past and present, and the families that have supported them in turn. During Armed Forces week were asking that you make a small sacrifice and give up an indulgence such as: • Your posh take away coffee from your favourite barista • A pint in the local • Taking your car to the local car wash • That cheeky bottle of wine • A takeaway meal • A round of golf • Or whatever your guilty pleasure is? By donating the monetary equivalent you'll be supporting the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association (SSAFA) who exist to relieve need, suffering and distress amongst the Armed Forces, veterans and their families in order to support their independence and dignity. They help by providing direct support to individuals in need of physical or emotional care. Addiction, relationship breakdown, debt, homelessness, post-traumatic stress, depression and disability are all issues that can affect our members of our Armed Forces community. Many of these problems only become apparent when an individual has to leave their life in the Forces and join ‘Civvy Street’. SSAFA is committed to helping our brave men and women overcome these problems, and rebuild their lives.

Curtin Child Learning Centre (CLICCS) is a community-based nursery & primary school located in Kibubu Nakasenyi Lwebitakuki Sembabule District that has been operating since January 2017. Like most kids in the rural areas of Uganda, the children enrolled at our school have low levels of literacy because of the inadequacy in reading materials during their early learning stages. We are aiming to resolve this using technological and digital tools in our teaching methods. We are appealing to well-wishers to support our school so we can purchase 100 E-reading tablets so the children can have access to both English and Luganda book stories (commonly-spoken native language in the Sembabule District) With the growing number of pupils , and the increasing demand to help them acquire higher literacy levels, we need to embrace digital learning; thus the need for tablets. We currently serve over 500 kids and we aim to have Tablet: Pupil ratio of 1:5(100 tablets to 500 kids.) This calls for a conducive and child-friendly E-learning environment where the children can access reading materials that match their skills and abilities, which will be further honed by our teachers. Through reading, we are hoping to improve and develop the children’s storytelling and conversational skills, their mastery of the English language, as well as build their confidence and promote teamwork among them. Help us make this happen. Together, let’s #RaiseACurtinChild.

Due to COVID our drive this year will be Virtual. FGT has stood in the Gap between the students and need for over 25 years. Lets help these kids start the year off right by providing the backpack and supplies that they need to be a success. Donations made on the Bright Funds Site will be automatically matched. If you chose to make your donation on this site please remember to complete a matching form through Bright Funds. 1 in 3 school children are part of families where school supplies and backpacks are not guaranteed to them at the start of the school year. Family Giving Tree (FGT) believes every student deserves to feel prepared and ready to thrive when they return to the classroom, in person or virtually. Please join The Backpack Comeback! Through the 2021 Back-to-School Drive, you can make an impact in your Bay Area backyard, in your own community. Thank you in advance - Paulene West

We are partnering with Haven House & Project Catch (a Salvation Army program) to organize a Poetry Slam featuring youth and children (ages 6-18) who are experiencing homelessness. This event is to celebrate Project Catch's 10-year anniversary, plus raise awareness of the issue of youth homelessness. We will be putting together "swag bags" including chapstick, umbrellas, sunscreen, ponchos, kids and adult sizes, journal/planner, activity books with markers/crayons, headphones, gift cards to Target or Walmart, etc. All money raised will be doubled (thanks Cisco!) and then a small group of us will gather the money in September and purchase the bags for the event.

We are fortunate that we can ride for pleasure and that healthcare is always close by. In other countries, healthcare is a lot more difficult to reach. There, a motorcycle is not a luxury, but of vital importance. That is why The Great Relay supports the aid organization Two Wheels For Life. Since 1989 they have been using motorcycles in African countries as a means of transport for healthcare. On their motorbikes, they educate and vaccinate communities, transport medicines and vaccines, support local doctors and provide more or better access to healthcare for as many as 47 million people. They also play a large role in the current Covid-19 pandemic. #Thegreatrelay21 #Harleydavidsonmotorcycles #HDPanAmerica #HarleyOwnersGroup #Twowheelsforlife #Ridersforhealth

The Heart of the Shepherd campaign is designed to support the remodel and updating needs of the diocese seminary, create an endowment for senior religious, and support local parishes with major initiatives.

As entry to the sweepstake we're asking for a minimum donation of £5 per person which will be sent to charity. We're securing some great prizes for the winners, including a VR headset and other goodies. Teams will be picked at random once all 24 entrants have been confirmed. Maybe you'll get England. Maybe you'll get North Macedonia.

Curated donations for groups that really make a difference globally to people with disabilities

Juneteenth is a holiday to mark the issuing of General Order No. 3 on June 19th, 1865. This order, which came after more than two years following the Emancipation Proclamation, brought news of the end of slavery to the state of Texas. Since then, Juneteenth, also known as Jubilee and Emancipation Day, has become a chance to appreciate the culture and contributions of African-Americans as well as a time to reflect on the issues and injustices that African-Americans face to this day. To this end, Quadpay welcomes our employees to take this time to donate to one or more of the worthy causes below that seek to empower African-American communities socially, economically, and politically.

Donate to this fund or any other fund/cause of your choice and submit your order here for a FY22 Meraki Pet Calendar! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/10wuVpgyanSpT3YAxrUVP21aqwsWXcgkHixw3R0wlTz8/viewform?edit_requested=true

Fundraising for our furry friends!

From the year 1831 until the last school closed its doors in 1996, about 150,000 Frist Nation, Inuit and Metis children were removed from their families and communities and forced to attend residential schools. These schools were funded by the Canadian government and at first were administered by the Christian churches. The purpose of these schools was to educate and convert Indigenous youth. This translated into taking their names, identities, language and culture away from them in order to eliminate all aspects of Indigenous culture. The conditions in these schools were so poor that many of these children were abused, malnourished and died alone and away from their families. To this day, we are not certain how many children (some as young as 3 years of age) died in the residential schools as the accurate records were not kept. With the discovery of 215 children in a mass grave at one of these residential schools in Kamloops BC, this part of Canadian story has been brought forward once again. We would encourage everyone to educate themselves about this recent part of our history and extend our support to the many families that are dealing with the impact of attending residential schools today. The charities that are a part of this fund provide such support. Donations made through this fund will be matched 100% (50% by the Campbell Soup Foundation and 50% by Campbell Canada up to a max of $10K)

このファンドはCCNが6/23に実施する東京YWCA様をお招きして実施するウェビナー向けのものになります。 セッションを見て、活動に賛同される方はぜひ、ご協力をお願いいたします。 現在、コロナ渦のため、NPOもこれまでのようにボランティア活動ができず、支援を必要としている人へのサポートが難しい状況にあります。日本社会に貢献しているＮＰＯに寄付で貢献してみませんか？ これまで、ボランティア活動や寄付の経験がない方もこれを機にぜひ、ご協力いただければと思います。 一般的に他者へ貢献すると自分の幸福度も上がる傾向があるといわれています。 現在、私たちが住んでいる日本も含めて、世界中でボランティアや支援を必要としている人たちがいます。このような難しい局面である時こそ、私達のConscious Culture (自己理解、他者への理解、自分が他者(チーム、お客様、より大きなコミュニティー）にもたらす影響に常に目を向け理解し、意図的に行動することにより最高の体験を生み出す）を体現し、サポートを必要としている人たちを支援していきましょう。 This fund will be for the webinar that CCN will be conducting on June 23, inviting the Tokyo YWCA. If you have seen the session and agree with our activities, we would appreciate your support. Due to the corona vortex, NPOs are not able to volunteer as much as they used to, making it difficult to provide support to those who need it. Why don't you make a donation to an NPO that is contributing to Japanese society? Even if you have never volunteered or donated before, we hope you will take this opportunity to do so. In general, it is said that contributing to others tends to increase one's own happiness. Currently, there are people all over the world, including in Japan where we live, who need volunteers and support. It is in these difficult times that we must embody our Conscious Culture (self-awareness, understanding of others, always looking at and understanding the impact we have on others (our team, our customers, the larger community), and acting intentionally to create the best possible experience) and help those who need support. Let's help those who need support.