Non-profit Videos

A short film about the effects of a break for severely disadvantaged children and their families.

MISER MAFAT REPEATEDLY INSULTS TAPPU & DOSEN'T ALLOWS CUTE TAPPU TO EAT FOOD IN SERIEL 'HUM DONO HAIN ALAG ALAG'

Democracy Now! 2009-11-10 TuesdayHeadlines for November 10, 2009Watchdog: New York State Regulation of Natural Gas Wells Has Been "Woefully Insufficient for Decades."Filmmaker Philippe Diaz on "The End of Poverty?"Hoodwinked: Former Economic Hit Man John Perkins Reveals Why the World Financial Markets Imploded -- and How to Remake Them Download this show

Holiday Entertaining on a Budget

Democracy Now! 2009-11-10 TuesdayHeadlines for November 10, 2009Watchdog: New York State Regulation of Natural Gas Wells Has Been "Woefully Insufficient For Decades."Filmmaker Philippe Diaz on "The End of Poverty?"Hoodwinked: Former Economic Hit Man John Perkins Reveals Why the World Financial Markets Imploded--and How to Remake Them Download this show

Maria and her family are on their first ever break away, in a caravan by the sea. Maria describes the effect it's had on the family and Liam (aged 7) gives a guided tour of the caravan and plays on the beach.

Thomson Airways collect funds on inbound flights to help give severely disadvantaged children a much-needed break.

Iris records an audio diary of her family's break at Kench Hill.

Zoe, age 15, talks about her family's trip to Kench Hill for a healthy break.

L'Or al Paris is proud to announce the ten 2009 Women of Worth Honorees, each of whom will be recognized for their amazing work giving back to their communities. As part of this honor, each of these incredible women will receive $5,000 for their non-profit cause and $5,000 in their name to the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund, L'Oreal's charitable partner since 1997. To view Multimedia News Release go to http://multivu.prnewswire.com/mnr/lorealparis/37909/

TAPPU GIVES MONEY TO HIS MOM & AVANTIKA THINKS THAT HE IS GREAT IN SERIEL 'HUM DONO HAIN ALAG ALAG'

Hagar was the biblical woman who became the victim of neglect and violence when she was cast out of the fold of Abraham and Sarah. In Cambodia, Afghanistan, and Vietnam, thousands of Hagars and their children suffer poverty, trafficking, and other human rights abuses. Janet Tafel, who was invited by the Center for Social Innovation at Stanford, discusses how her organization, Hagar USA, helps individuals restore their lives through holistic healing, community integration, and social entrepreneurship.

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