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100000 Corporates in the world by 31.3.2027

Everyone in every country is directly or indirectly related to corporates in their country may be as consumer or they use products made by them or services they offer. And they may be employee or part of supply chain. e.g. something as simple as people using costly cars indirectly benefit gas station employees or car cleaners !!!.

And NGOs want to know CSR donors in their country

Government in every country, is supported by NGOs in that country.

See the NGOs in your country or any country

United Nations helps Governments, NGOs & citizens of their member country directly or through their global initiatives

Funding Agencies

Corporate Foundations

Philanthropists

Celebrities

Corporate CEOs

Corporate CEOs are too busy managing their corporate, employees and supply chain. And yes, taking medicines for BP, Diabetes, Stress.
Good that they excercise.

But its time they donate just 7 hours of every year for the benefot of the NGO sector of the world and also initiating employee volunteering programmes in their companies through HR or CSR or Corporate Communications

 
Great donors
Blood donation
Organ donation
Bone Marrow
Eyes
Kidney
Liver
Lungs
Body donation
You can be a corporate CEO or their wife / husband / life partner or their parent or their children

We plan to test your knowledge and its not just questions, we share right answer, so that you increase your intelligence or can answer many questions asked as Quiz in your exam or on television or in friedship circles
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United Kingdom Government

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National Population

68 million to 80 million

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Child help-line - 116111
ENGLAND: National Domestic Violence Free phone Helpline - 0808 2000 247
NORTHERN IRELAND: Domestic Violence Helpline - 0800 917 14 14
SCOTLAND: Scottish Domestic Abuse Helpline - 0800 027 1234 / 080 88 01 03 02
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National Languages
English, Scottish Gaelic (about 60,000 in Scotland)
Welsh (about 20 of the population of Wales)
Irish (about 10 of the population of Northern Ireland)
Cornish (some 2,000 to 3,000 people in Cornwall)

National Currency
British Pound
GBP

National Animal
Lion

National Bird
European robin

National Flower
England – Tudor rose.
Wales – daffodil, leek.
Northern Ireland – flax flower, clover leaf.

National Fruit
Apple




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Social Greats

Agamemnon Otero
Al Harris
Alexander McLean
Alison Tickell
Andrea Coleman
Andrew Bastawrous
Bob Bharij
Bob Paterson
Camila Batmanghelidjh
Carlene Firmin
Charlie Howard
Chris Underhill
Dame Esther Rantzen
David Robinson
Eliot Higgins
Emma-Jane Cross
Faisel Rahman
Fredrik Galtung
Hera Hussain
Immy Kaur
James Bevan
James Thornton
Jane Davis
Jennifer Lexmond
Jeremy Nicholls
John Bird
John Christensen
Junior Smart
Karen Mattison
Kelly Davies
Ken Banks
Lily Lapenna
Lisa Wilkins
Marc Koska
Mark Campanale
Mark Johnson
Mark Swift
Mel Young
Michael Sani
Mohammad Al-Ubaydli
Nick Sireau
Oren Yakobovich
Pam Warhurst
Patrick Holden
Paul Sinton-Hewitt
Phil Conway
Professor Eyal Weizman
Rob Hopkins
Rufus Pollock
Ruth Ibegbuna
Sanderson Jones
Sarah Corbett
Shauneen Lambe
Simon Berry
Stephanie Brobbey
Sue Riddlestone
Tessy Britton
Tom Ravenscroft
Tom Steinberg
Tristram Stuart

Some people devote their life to help communities, animals, trees, climate. Its not their job. Its their passion.

Within these people, we have social greats whose work has or had great impact.

Some may be highly educated but social work is their priority. Some greats have not even gone to school, but their help started with just few but over the years, it had great impact.

We are sharing such social greats and though we know that any democratic country is governed by politicians, we will not take any individual who is from any political party or to does antigovernment activism ...

Nobel Laureates

Aaron Klug
Alan Lloyd Hodgkin
Amnesty International
Andrew Fielding Huxley
Angus Deaton
Anthony J . Leggett *
Antony Hewish
Archer John Porter Martin
Archibald Vivian Hill
Arthur Harden
Arthur Henderson

Betty Williams
Brian David Josephson

Cecil Frank Powell
Cecil Of Chelwood, Viscount (Lord Edgar Algernon Robert Gascoyne Cecil)
César Milstein
Charles Glover Barkla
Charles Kuen Kao
Charles Thomson Rees Wilson
Christian De Duve *
Christopher A . Pissarides
Clive W . J . Granger

David J . Thouless
David Trimble
David W.C. MacMillan
Demis Hassabis
Dennis Gabor
Derek H . R . Barton
Doris Lessing
Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin

Earl(Bertrand Arthur William) Russell
Edgar Douglas Adrian
Elias Canetti
Ernest Rutherford
Ernst Boris Chain

F . Duncan M . Haldane
Francis Harry Compton Crick
Francis William Aston
Frederick Sanger
Frederick Sanger
Frederick Soddy
Friedrich August Von Hayek
Friends Service Council (The Quakers)

Geoffrey Hinton
Geoffrey Wilkinson
George Bernard Shaw
George Paget Thomson
George Porter
Godfrey N . Hounsfield

Hans Adolf Krebs
Harold Pinter

J . Michael Kosterlitz
James A . Mirrlees
James Chadwick
James E . Meade
John A . Pople
John Cowdery Kendrew
John E . Sulston
John E . Walker
John Galsworthy
John James Rickard Macleod *
John O ’ Keefe
John R . Hicks
John R . Vane
John Warcup Cornforth
Joseph John Thomson
Joseph Rotblat

Kazuo Ishiguro
Konstantin Novoselov

Lord (Alexander R.) Todd
Lord(John) Boyd Orr of Brechin
Lord Rayleigh (John William Strutt)

M . Stanley Whittingham
Mairead Corrigan
Maurice Hugh Frederick Wilkins
Max Born
Max Ferdinand Perutz
Michael Houghton
Michael Levitt
Michael Smith *

Nikolaas Tinbergen

Oliver Hart
Oliver Smithies *
Owen Willans Richardson

Patrick Maynard Stuart Blackett
Patrick White *
Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac
Peter Brian Medawar
Peter D . Mitchell
Peter W . Higgs
Philip J . Noel - Baker
Philippe Aghion

Richard Henderson
Richard J . Roberts
Richard Robson (Born in United Kingdom and Affiliation at the time of the award to University in Australia)
Richard Stone
Richard Laurence Millington Synge
Robert G . Edwards
Rodney R . Porter
Roger Penrose
Ronald George Wreyford Norrish
Ronald H . Coase
Ronald Ross
Rudyard Kipling

Simon Johnson *
Sir Alexander Fleming
Sir Arthur Lewis
Sir Austen Chamberlain
Sir Bernard Katz
Sir Charles Scott Sherrington
Sir Cyril Norman Hinshelwood
Sir Edward Victor Appleton
Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins
Sir Gregory P . Winter
Sir Harold W. Kroto
Sir Henry Hallett Dale
Sir J . Fraser Stoddart
Sir James W . Black
Sir John B . Gurdon
Sir John Douglas Cockcroft
Sir Martin J . Evans
Sir Martin Ryle
Sir Nevill Francis Mott
Sir Norman Angell (Ralph Lane)
Sir Paul M . Nurse
Sir Peter J . Ratcliffe
Sir Peter Mansfield
Sir Robert Robinson
Sir Vidiadhar Surajprasad Naipaul
Sir William Henry Bragg
Sir William Ramsay
Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
Sydney Brenner

Thomas Stearns Eliot
Tim Hunt
Tomas Lindahl

Walter Norman Haworth
William Golding
William Lawrence Bragg
William Randal Cremer



World Heritage Sites

Castles and Town Walls of King Edward in Gwynedd
Durham Castle and Cathedral
Giant ' s Causeway and Causeway Coast
Ironbridge Gorge
St Kilda
Stonehenge , Avebury and Associated Sites
Studley Royal Park including the Ruins of Fountains Abbey
Blenheim Palace
City of Bath
Frontiers of the Roman Empire
Palace of Westminster and Westminster Abbey including Saint Margarets Church
Canterbury Cathedral , St Augustine' s Abbey , and St Martin ' s Church
Henderson Island
Tower of London
Gough and Inaccessible Islands
Old and New Towns of Edinburgh
Maritime Greenwich
Heart of Neolithic Orkney
Blaenavon Industrial Landscape
Historic Town of St George and Related Fortifications , Bermuda
Derwent Valley Mills
Dorset and East Devon Coast
New Lanark
Saltaire
Royal Botanic Gardens , Kew
Liverpool  Maritime Mercantile City
Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape
Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal
The Forth Bridge
Gorham ' s Cave Complex
The English Lake District
Jodrell Bank Observatory


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