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Nobel
Laureates
Scientists
Scientists, Global Philanthropists
Discoveries
Talent donation by corporates and experts
Great donation
Blood donors are local philanthropists
Organ donation
Bone marrow donation
Eyes donation
Kidney donation
Liver donation
Lungs donation
Tissue donation
Body donation
Nobel Laureates
Nobel Laureates
Nobel Laureates by name
Nobel Laureates by country
Nobel Laureates by year
Nobel Laureates in Physics
Nobel Laureates in
Chemistry
Nobel Laureates in
Medicine
Nobel Laureates in
Literature
Nobel Laureates in Peace
Nobel Laureates
in Economic Sciences
Nobel's WILLs
Check whether your birthyday is a UN day or independence
dat of any country
Donate on your birthday
Jan - 1 (Brunei, Cameroon, Haiti,
Samoa, Sudan)
Jan - 2 (World Introvert Day)
Jan - 3 (International Mind Body
Wellness Day)
Jan - 4 (Myanmar, World Braille Day)
Jan - 5 (National Bird Day in USA)
Jan - 6 (World Day of War Orphans)
Jan - 7 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
John E. Walker)
Jan - 8 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Emily Balch)
Jan - 9 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Har Gobind Khorana)
Jan - 10 (World Hindi Day)
Jan - 11 (Proclamation of Independence
of Morocco)
Jan - 12 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Paul Hermann Müller)
Jan - 13 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Sydney Brenner)
Jan - 14 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Albert Schweitzer)
Jan - 15 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Martin Luther King Jr.)
Jan - 16 (National Startup Day in
India)
Jan - 17 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
George J. Stigler)
Jan - 18 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
John Hume)
Jan - 19 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Leonid Vitaliyevich Kantorovich)
Jan - 20 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
David M. Lee)
Jan - 21 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Konrad Bloch)
Jan - 22 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Alan J. Heeger)
Jan - 23 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Hideki Yukawa)
Jan - 24 (International Day of Education)
Jan - 25 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Sir Paul M. Nurse)
Jan - 26 (India Republic Day, International
Day of Clean Energy)
Jan - 27 (International Day of Commemoration
in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust)
Jan - 28 (International Day of Peaceful
Coexistence)
Jan - 29 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Linda B. Buck)
Jan - 30 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Peter Agre)
Jan - 31 (Nauru)
Feb - 1 (World Interfaith Harmony
Week, 1-7 February)
Feb - 2 (World Wetlands Day)
Feb - 3 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Carlos Filipe Ximenes Bel)
Feb - 4 (Sri Lanka, International
Day of Human Fraternity)
Feb - 5 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Robert Hofstadter)
Feb - 6 (International Day of Zero
Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation)
Feb - 7 (Grenada)
Feb - 8 ()
Feb - 9 (Yoshinori Ohsumi)
Feb- 10 (World Pulses Day, International
Day of the Arabian Leopard)
Feb - 11 (International Day of
Women and Girls in Science)
Feb - 12 (International Day for
the Prevention of Violent Extremism as and when Conducive to Terrorism)
Feb - 13 (World Radio Day)
Feb - 14 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Eugene F. Fama)
Feb - 15 (Serbia)
Feb - 16 (Lithuania)
Feb - 17 ( Kosovo, Global Tourism
Resilience Day)
Feb - 18 (Gambia)
Feb - 19 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Svante August Arrhenius )
Feb - 20 (World Day of Social Justice)
Feb - 21 (International Mother
Language Day)
Feb - 22 (Saint Lucia)
Feb - 23 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Alan MacLeod Cormack)
Feb - 24 (Estonia)
Feb - 25 (Kuwait)
Feb - 26 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Ahmed H. Zewail)
Feb - 27 (Dominican Republic)
Feb - 28 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Steven Chu)
Feb - 29 (Birthday of Prashant
who did all country maps for us, great loss)
March - 1 (Bosnia and Herzegovina,
South Korea, Zero Discrimination Day [UNAIDS], World Seagrass
Day )
March - 2 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Mikhail Gorbachev)
March - 3 (World Wildlife Day)
March - 4()
March - 5 (International Day for Disarmament
and Non-Proliferation Awareness)
March - 6 (Ghana)
March - 7 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
David Baltimore)
March - 8 (International Women's Day)
March - 9 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Walter Kohn)
March - 10 (International Day of Women
Judges)
March - 11 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Harald zur Hausen)
March - 12 (Mauritius)
March - 13 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
John H. Van Vleck)
March - 14 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Albert Einstein)
March - 15 (International Day to Combat
Islamophobia)
March - 16 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Sully Prudhomme)
March - 17 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Walter Rudolf Hess)
March - 18 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
F.W. de Klerk)
March - 19 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Frederic Joliot-Curie)
March - 20 (Tunisia, International
Day of Happiness, French Language Day)
March - 21 (Namibia, World Day for
Glaciers, International Day of Nowruz, World Down Syndrome Day)
March - 22 (World Water Day)
March - 23 (World Meteorological Day)
March - 24 (World Tuberculosis Day)
March - 25 (Greece, International
Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic
Slave Trade)
March - 26 (Bangladesh)
March - 27 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Otto Wallach)
March - 28 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Jerome Isaac Friedman)
March - 29 (Robert J. Shiller)
March - 30 (International Day of Zero
Waste)
March - 31 (Birthday of Nobel Laureate
Octavio Paz)
April - 1 ()
April - 2 (World Autism Awareness Day)
April - 3 ()
April - 4 (Senegal, International Day
for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action)
April - 5 (International Day of Conscience)
April - 6 (International Day of Sport
for Development and Peace)
April - 7 (World Health Day)
April - 8 ()
April - 9 ()
April - 10 ()
April - 11 ()
April - 12 (International Day of Human
Space Flight)
April - 13 ()
April - 14 (World Chagas Disease Day)
April - 15 ()
April - 16 ()
April - 17 (Syria)
April - 18 (Zimbabwe)
April - 19 ()
April - 20 ( Chinese Language Day)
April - 21 (Sunset 2026 Independence
day of Israel, World Creativity and Innovation Day)
April - 22 (nightfall 2026 Independence
day of Israel, International Mother Earth Day)
April - 23 (World Book and Copyright
Day, English Language Day, Spanish Language Day)
April - 24 (Ireland, International
Girls in ICT Day, International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy
for Peace)
April - 25 (World Malaria Day)
April - 26 (International Chernobyl
Disaster Remembrance Day)
April - 27 (Sierra Leone, Togo, World
Intellectual Property Day)
April - 28 (World Day for Safety and
Health at Work)
April - 29 (International Day in Memory
of the Victims of Earthquakes)
April - 30 (International Jazz Day)
May - 1 ()
May - 2 (World Tuna Day)
May - 3 (World Press Freedom Day)
May - 4 ()
May - 5 (World Portuguese Language Day)
May - 6 ()
May - 7 ()
May - 8 (Time of Remembrance and Reconciliation
for Those Who Lost Their Lives During the Second World War)
May - 9 ()
May - 10 (International Day of Argania)
May - 11 ()
May - 12 (International Day of Plant
Health, UN Global Road Safety Week (biennial))
May - 13 ()
May - 14 ()
May - 15 (International Day of Families)
May - 16 (International Day of Living
Together in Peace, International Day of Light)
May - 17 (World Telecommunication and
Information Society Day)
May - 18 ()
May - 19 (World Fair Play Day)
May - 20 (World Bee Day)
May - 21 (International Tea Day, World
Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development)
May - 22 (International Day for Biological
Diversity)
May - 23 (International Day to End Obstetric
Fistula)
May - 24 (International Day of the Markhor)
May - 25 (World Football Day)
May - 26 ()
May - 27 ()
May - 28 ()
May - 29 (International Day of UN Peacekeepers)
May - 30 (International Day of Potato)
May - 31 (World No-Tobacco Day)
June - 1 (Global Day of Parents)
June - 2 ()
June - 3 (World Bicycle Day)
June - 4 (International Day of Innocent
Children Victims of Aggression)
June - 5 (World Environment Day)
June - 6 (Russian Language Day)
June - 7 (World Food Safety Day)
June - 8 (World Oceans Day)
June - 9 ()
June - 10 (International Day for Dialogue
among Civilizations)
June - 11 (International Day of Play)
June - 12 (World Day Against Child
Labour)
June - 13 (International Albinism Awareness
Day)
June - 14 (World Blood Donor Day)
June - 15 (World Elder Abuse Awareness
Day)
June - 16 (International Day of Family
Remittances)
June - 17 (World Day to Combat Desertification
and Drought)
June - 18 (Sustainable Gastronomy Day)
June - 19 (International Day for the
Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict)
June - 20 (World Refugee Day)
June - 21 (International Day of Yoga)
June - 22 ()
June - 23 (United Nations Public Service
Day, International Widows' Day)
June - 24 (International Day of Women
in Diplomacy)
June - 25 (Day of the Seafarer)
June - 26 (International Day against
Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, United Nations International
Day in Support of Victims of Torture)
June - 27 (International Day of Deafblindness,
MSME Day)
June - 28 ()
June - 29 (International Day of the
Tropics)
June - 30 (International Asteroid Day,
International Day of Parliamentarism)
July - 1 ()
July - 2 ()
July - 3 ()
July - 4 ()
July - 5 (International Day of Cooperatives)
July - 6 (World Rural Development Day)
July - 7 (World Kiswahili Language Day)
July - 8 ()
July - 9 ()
July - 10 ()
July - 11 (World Population Day, World
Horse Day)
July - 12 (International Day of Hope,
International Day of Combating Sand and Dust Storms)
July - 13 ()
July - 14 ()
July - 15 (World Youth Skills Day)
July - 16 ()
July - 17 ()
July - 18 (Nelson Mandela International
Day)
July - 19 ()
July - 20 (World Chess Day, International
Moon Day )
July - 21 ()
July - 22 ()
July - 23 ()
July - 24 ()
July - 25 (International Day of Women
and Girls of African Descent, World Drowning Prevention Day, International
Day for Judicial Well-being)
July - 26 ()
July - 27 ()
July - 28 (World Hepatitis Day)
July - 29 ()
July - 30 (International Day of Friendship,
World Day against Trafficking in Persons)
July - 31 ()
August - 1 (World Breastfeeding Week,
1-7 August)
August - 2 ()
August - 3 ()
August - 4 ()
August - 5 ()
August - 6 (International Day of Awareness
of the Special Development Needs and Challenges of Landlocked
Developing Countries)
August - 7 ()
August - 8 ()
August - 9 (International Day of the
World's Indigenous Peoples)
August - 10 ()
August - 11 (World Steelpan Day)
August - 12 (International Youth
Day)
August - 13 ()
August - 14 ()
August - 15 ()
August - 16 ()
August - 17 ()
August - 18 ()
August - 19 (World Humanitarian Day)
August - 20 ()
August - 21 (International Day of
Remembrance and Tribute to the Victims of Terrorism)
August - 22 (International Day Commemorating
the Victims of Acts of Violence Based on Religion or Belief)
August - 23 (International Day for
the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and Its Abolition)
August - 24 ()
August - 25 ()
August - 26 ()
August - 27 (World Lake Day)
August - 28 ()
August - 29 (International Day against
Nuclear Tests)
August - 30 (International Day of
the Victims of Enforced Disappearances)
August - 31 (International Day for
People of African Descent)
Sept - 1 ()
Sept - 2 ()
Sept - 3 ()
Sept - 4 ()
Sept - 5 (International Day of
Charity)
Sept - 6 ()
Sept - 7 (International Day of
Police Cooperation, International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies,
World Duchenne Awareness Day)
Sept - 8 (International Literacy
Day)
Sept - 9 (International Day to
Protect Education from Attack)
Sept - 10 ()
Sept - 11 ()
Sept - 12 (United Nations Day
for South-South Cooperation)
Sept - 13 ()
Sept - 14 ()
Sept - 15 (International Day of
Democracy)
Sept - 16 (International Day for
the Preservation of the Ozone Layer , International Day for Interventional
Cardiology)
Sept - 17 (World Patient Safety
Day)
Sept - 18 (International Equal
Pay Day )
Sept - 19 ()
Sept - 20 (World Cleanup Day)
Sept - 21 (International Day of
Peace)
Sept - 22 ()
Sept - 23 (International Day of
Sign Languages)
Sept - 24 ()
Sept - 25 (World Maritime Day)
Sept - 26 (International Day for
the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons)
Sept - 27 (World Tourism Day)
Sept - 28 (International Day for
Universal Access to Information)
Sept - 29 (International Day of
Awareness of Food Loss and Waste)
Sept - 30 ()
October - 1 (International Day of
Older Persons)
October - 2 (International Day of
Non-Violence)
October - 3 (International Translation
Day)
October - 4 (World Space Week, 4-10
October)
October - 5 (World Teachers’ Day)
October - 6 (World Habitat Day)
October - 7 (World Cotton Day)
October - 8 ()
October - 9 (World Post Day)
October - 10 (World Mental Health
Day)
October - 11 (International Day
of the Girl Child)
October - 12 ()
October - 13 (International Day
for Disaster Risk Reduction)
October - 14 ()
October - 15 (International Day
of Rural Women)
October - 16 (World Food Day)
October - 17 (International Day
for the Eradication of Poverty)
October - 18 ()
October - 19 ()
October - 20 (World Statistics Day)
October - 21 ()
October - 22 ()
October - 23 (International Day
of the Snow Leopard)
October - 24 (UN Day, World Development
Information Day)
October - 25 ()
October - 26 ()
October - 27 (World Day for Audiovisual
Heritage)
October - 28 ()
October - 29 (International Day
of Care and Support)
October - 30 ()
October - 31 (World Cities Day)
Nov - 1 ()
Nov - 2 (International Day to End
Impunity for Crimes against Journalists)
Nov - 3 ()
Nov - 4 ()
Nov - 5 (World Tsunami Awareness
Day)
Nov - 6 (International Day for Preventing
the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict)
Nov - 7 ()
Nov - 8 ()
Nov - 9 ()
Nov - 10 (World Science Day for
Peace and Development)
Nov - 11 ()
Nov - 12 ()
Nov - 13 ()
Nov - 14 (World Diabetes Day)
Nov - 15 (International Day for
the Prevention of and Fight against All Forms of Transnational
Organized Crime)
Nov - 16 (International Day for
Tolerance )
Nov - 17 (World Day of Remembrance
for Road Traffic Victims)
Nov - 18 (World Day for the Prevention
of and Healing from Child Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Violence
)
Nov - 19 (World Toilet Day)
Nov - 20 (World Children's Day,
Africa Industrialization Day)
Nov - 21 (World Television Day)
Nov - 22 ()
Nov - 23 ()
Nov - 24 (World Conjoined Twins
Day)
Nov - 25 (International Day for
the Elimination of Violence against Women)
Nov - 26 (World Sustainable Transport
Day)
Nov - 27 ()
Nov - 28 ()
Nov - 29 (International Day of
Solidarity with the Palestinian People)
Nov - 30 (Day of Remembrance for
all Victims of Chemical Warfare)
Dec - 1 (World AIDS Day)
Dec - 2 (International Day for the
Abolition of Slavery )
Dec - 3 (International Day of Persons
with Disabilities)
Dec - 4 (International Day of Banks)
Dec - 5 (International Volunteer
Day for Economic and Social Development, World Soil Day)
Dec - 6 ()
Dec - 7 (International Civil Aviation
Day)
Dec - 8 ()
Dec- 9 (International Anti-Corruption
Day)
Dec - 10 (Human Rights Day)
Dec - 11 (International Mountain
Day)
Dec - 12 (International Day of
Neutrality, International Universal Health Coverage Day)
Dec - 13 ()
Dec - 14 ()
Dec - 15 ()
Dec - 16 ()
Dec - 17 ()
Dec - 18 (International Migrants
Day, Arabic Language Day)
Dec - 19 ()
Dec - 20 (International Human Solidarity
Day)
Dec - 21 (World Meditation Day,
World Basketball Day)
Dec - 22 ()
Dec - 23 ()
Dec - 24 ()
Dec - 25 ()
Dec - 26 ()
Dec - 27 (International Day of
Epidemic Preparedness)
Dec - 28 ()
Dec - 29 ()
Dec - 30 ()
Dec - 31 ()
Donated
tissues enhance the quality of life for the people who
receive them.
The
hospital, medical examiner, or crematorum or funeral location
notifies the local tissue bank.
Doctors
must take out the tissue within 24 hours after death.
But tissue banks can store the tissue for a long time.
What
can tissue banks store?
Bone, Cartilage, Corneas, Heart valves, Ligaments, Skin,
Tendons, The middle ear, Veins
As of now, we share the programmes of only NGOs, Government,
UN social issuewise because they are actual social doctors
doing social operations and do not include corporates,
funding agencies, philanthropists, celebrities who are
typically social hospitals who partner with NGOs. We may
decide to include social hospitals later.
We include celebrities issuewise because celebrities may
or may not be money donors but they certainly add reputation
value to the NGO they help or the issue they help. Again,
because of privacy of celebs, we do not share their address
but if they have an NGO of their own, then share NGO link.
Everyone values and follows celebs from film or sports.
We want them to at least know Great People working in
the social sector. We share only global or national social
greats (this does not mean that leader of every organisation
which works at national level). Social greats can be founder
or CEO of organisations as well as founders who left mother
earth but their work is carried forward.
More
specifically when government leaders visit other countries,
they or their senior representative must meet social greats
like usually they meet only political leaders, business
leaders or business associations. They must realise that
these social greats really are development leaders and
their work can be replicated, scaled up in every country.
We
plan to share 100 000 social programmes between 1st January
2026 to 31st March 2027 and can share many more programmes
if the NGO response is good. And we link the programmes
to the official link of the organisation so that donors
and volunteers can contact them directly.
We share the programmes of NGOs named alphabetically,
but understanding the need of donors & volunteers
to be country specific, we share the programmes countrywise
but in alphabetical order. This means programmes of NGOs
in Afghanistan first and Zimbabwe last. (Of course within
the country it is alphabetical)
Though India is our global example, we share the programmes
countrywise. But within India, we will share the state
, UT of the NGO so that donors & volunteers know which
state the NGO is from. We do not share the name of the
districts in India where the NGO works because many NGOs
might work in 2 or 3 or more districts in that state but
if the NGO works in more than one State or UT, we will
share the names of those states.
We have shared NGOs in India districtwise separatelty
where we have mentioned NGO name and programme areas from
government sources but we have not shared actual programmes
in districts of India. They are shared issuewise with
link to the NGO. If the NGO has no official website, then
we share their name districtwise and not mention them
in issuewise NGOs for obvious reasons.
Most of the people in the world follow religions, but
still we do not have religion and politics as social issue.
If an NGO works in many social issues including work for
any specific religion, we share their social issue programmes
except religious
programmes issuewise. And this applies to all NGOs in
all countries. But we do not share social programmes of
political parties because every political party is supposed
to take care of social, health and climate issues of all
citizens, so they directly or in collaboration with others
work on all social, health and climate issues.
Please
note that we leave it to donor or volunteer to check credibility
of the NGO because they are donating money and time which
is valuable. We do so because we have realised that credit
rating of just one NGO will take anywhere between 3 to
6 months and we can not send our person regularly to visit
the donors, volunteers, communities, local media, government
to check credibility of an organisation.
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