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Thirst for Life - 1,000 Water Stations for Africa Thirst for Life is a campaign to install 1000 life-saving Nanofilter kiosks across Africa. The multi-award-winning, African-invented Nanofilter uses nanotechnology to remove 99.999% of contaminants from water. Your donation will help build a kiosk that will serve 100 families currently drinking dirty water every day. To hit our goal of impacting 100,000 families, we're partnering with ultrarunner Veronique Bourbeau as she runs 13000km down the entire African continent - 300 marathons in a year.
LESS PRIVILEGED SCHOOL REHABILITATION PROJECT We assist thousands of children to access quality education. We are set to reconstruct a befitting structure for children to enhance learning. Partner with us today by donating to put a smile on a child's face continuously!
Carnaby's and Red-tailed Black Cockatoo Project Conservation Volunteers Australia (CVA) and Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre will rehabilitate degraded land in Beelu National Park, 40km east of Perth. Teams of volunteers will restore critical habitat by removing weeds and planting local native seedlings to provide a valuable food source for the endangered Carnaby's Black-Cockatoo and the vulnerable Forest Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo as well as important roosting and nesting locations, and help with long-term species sustainability.
Help Blessing hear with a cochlear implant! Blessing is 3 years old and profoundly deaf. His only chance of learning to talk will be if he gets a cochlear implant soon. Without the implant, he will not be able to attend a local mainstream school. He will need to attend a boarding school for the deaf which is 100km away, and will not be granted an equal opportunity to develop communication skills which (as an adult) will provide him with the same job opportunities as his normal-hearing peers.
Help Support 350 Disadvantaged Benin Schoolgirls On page 25 of the "Plan Sectoriel de l'Education" it is written: "Despite its progress, Benin is still ranked 166th out of 177 countries worldwide". In Kpodaha, Dogbo commune, this poverty is much more present and impacts too many girls. They are often out of school, marginalized and plagued by backward traditions and bad health too. The few girls who survive forced marriage and child trafficking are the most affected. The goal of this project is to empower 350 countryside girls to go to school.
Send 200 Children to School in Rural Uganda This project provides fees for underprivileged children, many of whom are AIDS and civil war orphans, to attend school. This project also pays salaries for teachers in two rural schools in Uganda.
Expanding Hope for Antibiotic Resistance in Africa By 2050 an estimated 10 million people will die each year from antibiotic-resistant infections -- almost 90% of those in the developing world. To address this, Phages for Global Health is teaching scientists in Africa how to develop cheap, naturally occurring antibiotic alternatives (phages) that are effective against antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Phages have been used successfully against problem bacteria for >100 years in certain regions, but they have not yet been applied in Africa.
Restore Health To 5000 Ibadan People With Diabetes This project will raise awareness, provide training to volunteers and experienced hands from the various communities to act as health champions, sharing vital information on hypertension and diabetes through peers group, meetings, and through other health campaigns. We will provide support in terms of medical screening, medications (medical drugs), and other nutritional supplements and advice that will aid them to cope and live a healthy
1 Million Liters of Safe Drinking Water in Mexico Join us in our ONE MILLION LITER rainwater harvesting challenge. We will build 85 (12,000-liter capacity) rainwater harvesting cisterns and install a minimum of 250 ceramic water filters - providing more than 1,000 people in central Mexico with safe and healthy water for drinking and cooking. This comprehensive program also provides technical trainings, water awareness education, water quality testing for local communities, and accompanying technical manuals and educational supplements.
nutrition-health and- education-to-kenyan-children This project will provide nutricious meals, education and healthcare for 620 children between the ages of 2-9years in a remote Kenyan village in Kisumu county. Once this project is funded, the impoverished children will have a sustainable means of nourishment and higher hope for a brighter future.
Help 200 Youth Families become self-employed. Help Networking for Society Development Organization to implement the project of solving among of the main challenges facing youth in Tanzania which is unemployment caused by population increase hence accumulation of skilled and unskilled youth. Project aims at increasing opportunities for youth access to implement self employment based on profit making through cultivation of high value crops by using irrigation technology and equipping 200 youth on moneymaker pumps to increase employment
Beekeeping for 40 disadvantage women of Isalo Our project provides for 40 rural disadvantage women of Isalo Park new job through beekeeping. The first phase of our project is running well. Our second phase, transforming beeswax into handicraft, marketing bee-product and helping them to be a self entrepreneurs, is very crucial to improve their incomes, empowering them and enhancing family well being and the most important protecting the amazing park of Isalo
COVID19 Relief: Holistic Healthcare in India The COVID-19 pandemic is wrecking havoc on the poor and marginalized in India. This project exponentially expands access to healthcare, builds hand sanitizing stations in rural villages and suburban slums, provides nutritional supplements for those who can no longer work because of the shut down of Indian life, provides PPE for medical personnel and expands the reach of our clinics across the country.
HPV Vaccine Awareness & Cancer Prevention in India This project will provide 25 education programs on cancer prevention in rural Mysore villages, reaching about 1250 women, and will make cancer screening facilities available at no cost in the clinic.
Access to sanitary pads for refugee girls This project will ensure consistent monthly supply of sanitary pads to 1000 refugee girls in their final year of primary schooling. Each girl will receive one pack of pads monthly over 12 months period which will help these girls complete and sit for their final primary leaving exams. In 2018, more than 200 refugee girls at Adjumani could not sit for their primary leaving examinations due to lack of sanitary pads and poor performance among girls was attributed to absenteeism during menstruation.
Supporting the Victims of Protests in Ukraine We need your support to help children and families of those who lost their lives, had been permanently injured or require immediate treatment and rehabilitation due to the tragic events that took place in Ukraine over the last three months. Through comprehensive financial and medical assistance, your donations will provide victims and families of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for democracy in Ukraine with an opportunity to rebuild their lives and face the future with confidence and hope.
Turning waste into wealth for 1000 households Engaging 1000 households in solid waste management, thereby improving the living environment for poor people as well as rejuvenating soil and safeguarding agricultural biodiversity.
Green Education Center for Kenyan Street Children Jitegemee presently educates and feeds 190 street children in Machakos, Kenya, with an 80% rate of them working post-training.  We are building a new "green" education center, including a public library, so we can grow our size and services.
Guarantee education to 120 kids in Huaycan, Peru IBO Italia is cooperating with Amici di Huaycan to create a daycare structure where children living in Huaycan, a shantytown close to Lima, are helped in their studies, to prevent school drop-off. Local educators will support children in their homework and favour the relationship between school and families. A daily canteen service will provide them an healthy and nutritious meal and not formal learning activities will be organized.
Peace Through Music Bringing people from all over the world closer together through a musical journey designed to erase misconceptions and build bridges of Peace and understanding between Human Beings. Since 2009, Sonic Peacemakers "Peace Through music" has brought together musicians from Pakistan and America together for concerts, events and recordings to make great music, celebrate creativity and provide support to children who don't have adequate health, education and music in their lives
Help Save the Sumatran Tiger The Jerusalem Biblical Zoo participates in the Sumatran Tiger European Endangered Species Program, the most intensive type of population management for a species kept in European Association of Zoos member institutions. This program plans the future management of this magnificent species, of which only around 400 remain in the world. The Jerusalem Biblical Zoo is home to a male and female pair - Avigdor and Hannah - who have successfully produced three cubs in recent years.
Support Displaced Families This Winter This has been an especially challenging year, with COVID-19 impacting all of us. For refugee and displaced families, the future is particularly uncertain. Families living in crowded refugee camps find social distancing impossible. In countries already ravaged by years of war, their weakened health systems lack doctors, ventilators, medicine, and testing capabilities.  Your gift will help us provide communities with vital assistance, including clean water, lifesaving food, and face masks.
Paraguay Women Team Paris 2011 Homeless World Cup The Homeless World Cup is a unique, pioneering social enterprise which exists to end homelessness. It uses football to energize homeless people to change their own lives.
6,000 Kids Build a Compassion-Smart Future Every day 44,000 people become refugees due to climate change, war, etc. Half are children. Incredibly, many people don't care! Creating a compassionate point-of-view toward others and stimulating kind actions by children is a clear solution. Our new kids' book inspires kindness toward newcomers, including the new kid in school, as well as immigrants, and refugees. With your help 3,000 parents, grandparents, and librarians will influence attitudes of their kids -- our future decision-makers.
Fruit Trees for Retired Primates The Fruit Tree Planting Foundation is excited to work with Peaceable Primate Sanctuary, one of the few animal sanctuaries in the United States that provides homes for retired primates, to plant fruit trees at their Indiana sanctuary! Fruit trees will create a source of fresh, healthy nutrition for the sanctuary's 45 primate residents, many of whom had been used in the research and pet industry before coming to their new home at the Sanctuary.
BUILD A PLAY CENTER FOR CHILDREN IN ARGENTINA POTENCIALIDADES creates early intervention spaces to give 700 kids the chance to flourish their potential in safe and nurturing spaces of play and development. We provide support for children in socially vulnerable situations in the Buenos Aires suburbs. For security reasons, we must leave the place where we are now and build a play center elsewhere. Help children who live in poverty in Argentina recover their childhood by building a new play center! Let's bring back the fun, laughter and joy!
Help redevelop Maunga school, Livingstone, Zambia Maunga Primary School is located in the rural Maunga community comprising of 8 villages and a population of a bit over 3000. Family income levels in this area are low, and so many children are growing up surrounded by extreme poverty.  Our aim is to increase the capacity of the school to offer higher learning possibilities for their pupils.  The school is severely resource-limited with classes that are over-crowded and lacking educational materials.
Drinking Water to Navajo Nation Covid-19 Relief In response to overwhelming need for drinking water throughout Navajo Nation, Can'd Aid is working to fulfill truckloads of water to the area as quickly as possible.  The next shipment will be distributed to the White Mountain Apache Tribe in Whiteriver, Arizona. Within the White Mountain Apache Tribe includes a small community, Seven Mile, where currently COVID-19 cases have spiked to over 200 in the last week. Several other communities are in need as the summer temperatures rise.
Paws for Thought Environmental education for rural children, many from families involved in unsustainable poaching and forest encroachment, in order to develop future conservationists.
Computer skills for 100 Sri Lankan students Lessons in computer programming and English fluency were previously unavailable to schoolchildren in rural Mahavilachchiya. Training gives them the opportunity to bring their families out of poverty.
Good Living for 130 indigenous children in Chiapas The School Feeding Circle seeks to ensure a healthy, safe, diverse and culturally appropriate nutrition, for 130 tzeltal and tsotsil children from Los Altos de Chiapas, seeking the effective exercise of the human and universal right to food. Based on the concept and practice of the food sovereignty, community is organized to carry out a scheme of production, gathering and preparation of food that is served in schools: the Good Eating Festivals, ensuring an adequate nutrition for children.
Educate and Empower Street Children in Kenya We provide a healthy residential environment for 150 former street-dwelling children in Kenya to thrive and grow by providing education and medical care, and life skills and vocational-entrepreneurship training. Our programs are gender-sensitive to ensure all (including girls) benefit; we have separate clubs for boys and girls to learn about healthy relationships, self-esteem and gender equity. Every child has the opportunity to thrive and develop their potential.
Barli Institute for Rural Women - Mona Foundation Barli is focused on the empowerment of rural/tribal girls by training them to further develop themselves and gain skills to contribute towards the development of their own communities. The girls typically arrive at Barli having had no education, illiterate and too shy to even say their names. Within six months, they become literate in Hindi and virtually 100% pass the national literacy exam. They also learn good health/hygiene, agricultural practices and a trade so they can support themselves
Bring Peruvian Students to Canada to Educate Youth This project will bring two marginalized but promising Peruvian students from indigenous communities in the Andean Region to Victoria, Canada, where they will spend four months touring local schools and teaching the next generation of Canadians about Traditional Ecological Knowledge. The students from Peru will also be involved in an ESL program at the University of Victoria, where they will be able to further their own professional development and become role models for their communities.
Educate 500 On Women's Property Rights in Rwanda APROFER, a Global Grassroots sponsored project created by 16 local women, will fight violence against women associated with property rights through trainings in the rural Ngorero District of Rwanda.
Christmas Fundraiser 2021 It's that time of year here at the Good Shepherd Agricultural Mission. We are pulling out the decorations, dusting off our tree and preparing to wrap another boat load of presents! After a difficult and different year last year, we're hoping things are a little more normal for this one!
Female Motorcycle Taxi Drivers in Kenya Bodaboda(motorcycle taxi) is one of the major transportation means in Kenya. The Bodaboda operators are mostly men, and due to the business's male-dominant culture, female operators are challenged by various discriminations and threats in everyday work. However, there are women who don't give up their job to sustain their life and build a brighter future. Please support these courageous women to continue their work safely and challenge gender inequality in Kenya's transportation sector.
Covid-19: FGM protection for 200 Tanzanian girls With the school close-down in Tanzania (due to the outbreak of COVID-19), 200 girls from the Kuria community have no other place to go than the Masanga centre, to be protected from Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). The Kuria community is taking advantage of the schools' closure, and has started mutilating girls when they get home. The girls in the Masanga centre are in urgent need of basic items such as food and hygiene kits.
Create income for 100 displaced Batwa in uganda This project provides knowledge of working hives, management skills of bee products, skills  in creating an alternative source of livelihood for Batwa pygmies evicted from their indigenous home in the Bwindi forest when the area was conserved as a national park.  Through training on the demonstration apiary and home to home extension services, the Batwa will be supported with tools, knowledge of production and value addition and helped to access market of their products thus generating incomes.
Build organic gardens for 55 women in Mexico This project will empower 55 women living in remote rural areas in the Municipality of San Felipe, Guanajuato, Mexico, by building productive organic gardens. The  gardens provide the women with an extra income, which strengthens their position within the family and increases their autonomy and self-confidence. In workshops the women learn how to maximize the benefits derived from the gardens and how to provide a complete and healthy diet for their families.
IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH This project will address the issue of mental stress and depression caused by due to COVID-19 and this will give access for psychiatry medical access for ninety children,girls and youth and eighty families whom they were show signs of depression and stress. Hiyaw Fikir Planned to make health screening of all the beneficiary including their families or guardians and providing access for psychiatry medical treatment by covering all medical bills
Feed 107 malnourished children in Madagascar Few of us can comprehend the despair and helplessness felt by millions of mothers when they lock eyes with their hungry child and know they have no food to offer them. This is so often the case in Madagascar where 48% of children are chronically malnourished. This project will enable the Liahona Children's Foundation to expand from countries like the Philippines (see video) to provide nutritional supplements to over 100 malnourished children in Madagascar through local program coordinators.
Bridging the Digital Divide in Rural Areas To provide hundreds of students in rural schools in surrounding areas of Leogane, the opportunity to use computers and gain access to educational resources that otherwise are completely out of reach.
Help sponsor a foster family in China This project will sponsor four loving foster families in China for one year. Each family is composed of a foster father, a foster mother, and up to four children whose special needs are likely to preclude adoption.
Stop Overfishing and Preserve Kenya Marine Life This project provides Kenyan fishermen with new methods to improve fishing, consequently, conserving the marine environment. Our artificial reef will help with overfishing which is a major problem.
Winterization Aid for Afghan communities Afghanistan is a country prone to harsh weather conditions. Severely cold winters with extremely low temperatures and heavy snowfall impact thousands of people, especially in rural areas where communities already suffer from poverty, internal displacement and lack of access to basic necessities. Action for Development has been providing emergency assistance to communities in need across Afghanistan since 2012.
CENTER OF EXCELLENCE IN SCIENCE EDUCATION BY 2023 Ibadan Grammar School Old Students' Association, North America is determined  to make their School a Center of Excellence in Science Education by 2023. Towards this end, the Physics, Chemistry and Biology laboratories have been structurally upgraded and equipped. Next goal is the building/development of a Science Block (smart classrooms), enhancement and maintenance of the Science learning environment by hiring and training of quality Science teachers and deepening of the learning experience.
Reversing Deforestation and Global Warming The capital city of Freetown, Sierra Leone is prone to environmental disasters such as flooding and landslides. This is partly because of the deforestation of the surrounding hills, where trees and the vegetation have been indiscriminately cut down for firewood and unplanned housing. This project is helping to restore vegetation by planting trees in the surrounding hills and in the city. Our efforts are focused on reversing deforestation as recommended by the Environment Protection Agency (EPA).
Help Save Newborns in Haiti Konbit Sante partners with health-care facilities in northern Haiti to improve the quality of care provided to the large population there. One partner is the neonatal service at Justinian University Hospital in Cap-Haitien, the second-largest public hospital in the country and the public referral center for more than 1 million people. This project focuses on the procurement and management of essential emergency medicines and medical supplies needed to save the lives of newborns.
Train 100 ecologists in Mozambique & Eswatini Help us train 100 young people in Mozambique and Eswatini to become skilled ecologists with a strong conservation ethic. To improve the wellbeing of our planet we need capable young professionals who care an awful lot. Nowhere is this more needed than in Mozambique and Eswatini where population growth and rapid development threaten a global diodiversity hotspot. Students are carefully selected and trained at two field research centres for 1 year in partnership with local universities.
Jump-Start Learning for Afghan Children 200 Afghan preschool children will study math, reading, traditional songs, and other subjects through AIL's model program. Graduates perform better than average in primary school classes.
Support UPO's Foster Grandparents Program Until COVID-19, 200 UPO Foster Grandparents were annually serving 6,000 socio-economically disadvantaged children in Washington, DC. Engaged in-person tutoring, mentoring, and social emotional support assisting students in learning programs, proven outcomes were improved school readiness and K-12 success. The Pandemic over the past 18 months, with the closing of schools and the switch to virtual learning has changed the programs operation.
Inspiring Women of the Future Every child has the right to quality education - whatever their gender or background. Help ISF to educate, motivate, and inspire vulnerable Cambodian girls to challenge the inequalities they face and strive for a future with greater opportunities and hope.
Provide Quality Education to 900 Kenyan Children Every child deserves an excellent education! We imagine a world where every school is a vibrant place for children to gain the skills and strength of character they need to thrive and succeed. Teachers have the biggest impact on children's learning.  We believe in equipping and empowering teachers so that 900 students marginalized by poverty can receive quality education and fulfill their potential.  Quality education transforms students' opportunities, and gives them a pathway out of poverty!
Vaccinate Dogs on the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador This project will provide life-saving vaccines for dogs on the Galapagos Islands. For the first time ever, authorities on the Galapagos Islands are allowing us to import vaccines to protect the island's dogs against distemper and parvovirus. We will also be providing spay/neuter to any unsterilized animals, continuing our work of bringing social change and humane population management solutions to animals on islands around the world.