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One Foundation COVID-19 Response Donations will support containment efforts and services for affected communities in China. The fund will help meet needs for healthcare, foods, and counseling service in partnership with our nonprofit partners over 31 provinces in China. (Please note: GlobalGiving cannot accept donations originating from Mainland China in accordance with the Law of the People's Republic of China on Administration of Activities of Overseas Nongovernmental Organizations.)
Mobility Aid for 500 disabled children in Somalia In Somalia, 55% of land mine victims are children aged 5 and 15 years old(UNDP). in this project, DAN offers physiotherapy services to prevent, correct or reduce the severity of children’s disabily.
Teach Translation to 20 Students in Post-ISIS Iraq Ideas Beyond Borders, an Iraqi-led non-profit organization, plans to teach and certify 20 university student translators while providing them with a stipend and resume help in order to foster economic growth and empowerment in cities that were brutalized under ISIS.
Biodiversity for All in Mexico As home to one of the world's most endangered ecosystems, the Cloud Forest, El Triunfo Biological Reserve must be protected so carefully that few may visit each year. Now, through the play Guardians of the Mist at the Chiapas Zoo, audiences are introduced to issues affecting this environmental treasure. The show follows the heroic efforts of an animal kingdom protecting itself from habitat destruction and serves to build empathy and emotional connection to the forest and its diverse species.
Donate for Clinic Medicine & Staff @ Uganda Clinic This project will help an existing northern Uganda clinic better serve the 5000+ people from 5 villages who rely on this remote clinic to serve their health care needs. This clinic needs additional medicines and more staff to better respond to the coronavirus crisis as well as the continued overload of malaria cases during rainy seasons each year.
Help Pregnant Patients during Coronavirus Pandemic Midwives are front-line workers in the Coronavirus pandemic. Mercy In Action operates clinics & birth centers in the Philippines at no charge to the patients and will continue to stay open, though our costs are going up exponentially for food for patients, medicines, gasoline to drive our ambulance, and PPE for staff. With the shutdown of public transportation jeepneys, we are giving rides to each woman in labor, & bringing food to locked-down pregnant women. We are in place to help the poor now
Shelter Homeless Orphans of the crisis in Cameroon This project will provide the first-ever shelter and a comprehensive package of care & support to a cycle of 100 of the thousands of homeless children orphaned and displaced by the ongoing arms conflict in the English speaking part of Cameroon, with the aim of reuniting them with their families in the short and long runs.
Rescuing pregnant women and newborns in Cameroon. In a country where 1 in 34 women die while giving birth and 88 in 1,000 children die before their 5th birthday, this project aims to improve maternal and newborn survival by engaging expectant fathers in the continuum of care from antenatal care to the newborns' first 100 days.  Due to cultural barriers, minus 1% of men accompany their spouses to antenatal clinic. This project will start-up a paternity clinic at a men-friendly location to improve fathers' capacity to aid their pregnant spouses.
Cats in Need: Provide Shelter & Care for 121 Cats The Foxie G Foundation is a 501c3 organization that currently caretakes 12 free roaming cat colonies and provides sanctuary care (longterm/lifetime care) to approximately 121 cats.  The need for low cost spay/neuter programs has increased substantially with the economy and rise in outdoor and stray cat populations.  The monies raised in this campaign will go to providing funding for no cost spay/neuter in our area as well as refurbishing our current outdoor cat feeding and housing stations.
Solar power for the poor in the Philippines In the slums of Manila and in the isolated villages on the island of Samar in the Philippines, millions of people live in substandard housing with no access to electricity.  Help them to access green and sustainable electricity: to equip themselves with an affordable and robust individual solar kit which provides 3 lighting points and a phone charger. ATECo, Entrepreneurs du Monde energy access program, wants to support 1200 families in 2019! The $2,000 collection will allow us to equip 240!
Lifting Hands Community Home Improve the level of education of people in impoverished communities where solidarity is promoted via active and committed volunteers within a secure, amicable and safe place, wherein educational programs operate improving educational levels and emotional conditions and where creativity is stimulated and work opportunities are unlocked.
CASA of Contra Costa County (CA) Expansion Program Foster children  with a CASA volunteer have much better outcomes than those without one. Only 48% of foster youth overall graduate from high school or earn a GED. However, in the last two years, 100% of our CASA youth earned a high school diploma or GED or were still in school. Only 10% of foster youth attend college,but  last year 67% of our youth with a GED or high school diploma were in college. With these outcomes we must serve more children and we aim to serve 40 additional youth this year.
Improved Cook Stoves for Burma Solar Roots provides training in building solar cookers and improved wood stoves to reduce deforestation and improve indoor air quality. In addition to reducing wood consumption, this project will also reduce respiratory disease among women and children.
Empower 50 child brides with income generation This project will set up and equip 4 vocational skills training centers for empowerment of women, girls and OVCs, to learn specific trades. It will provide small start up capital to 50 child brides to own small businesses for income generating activities, provide full academic support for continued education to 20 girls at risk. It will build a shelter to provide safe space to victims of abuse for healing and reinsertion. It will also provide daily basic bodily upkeep and health needs to victims
E-learning Education for Rural Girls in Morocco This project will develop an e-learning and ICT-based education for a girls' boarding school in the rural county of Mesti, southwest Morocco. Girls between ages of 11-18 who reside at the boarding school are the first generation of Berber girls to pursue their education and live away from their traditional, conservative families and households; their mothers remain illiterate and innumerate. Despite this progress, the girls are poorly trained and have limited educational background.
support the treatment of kids with type 1 diabetes Did you know that diabetes mellitus 1 is not preventable, it is not curable and the treatment is very expensive? This project will support low-income children living with this condition with medical supplies. Our goal is to prevent serious and chronic complications that risk the life of the child and affect the quality of life of these children.
Save 1000 Children At Risk From Malaria Malaria is the leading cause of mortality in children under five years in Ghana. Hoops Care International is currently distributing over 400 insecticide-treated nets. We currently have children who are trained to educate their peers on the importance of malaria prevention. By educating children we are not only reaching out to those vulnerable to the disease but instituting measures and the medium by which children can learn and share innovative ideas on preventing malaria.
Send 1000 Girls to Schools in India Over the past 25 years, the PRAJNA Foundation has been creating pathways for women and girls to escape the cycle of poverty through education and vocational training. While we support all slum children, educating and empowering girls, has a powerful generational impact. This year, we hope to send 1,000 girls from Delhi's slums to school, supporting their long-term success by providing school supplies, remedial tuition, digital literacy, nutrition & health supplements, and self-defense training.
Bringing Hope Through Palliative Care in Uganda You can help bring hope to those in need! Through our 'Bringing Hope Campaign' join our dedicated team who provide skilled, compassionate care and support to people with chronic disease and their families. We aim to help people live well and die with dignity. Based in Uganda's major hospitals our team helps care for people from across Uganda including refugees from neighbouring countries. Your generosity will enable us to continue to provide this vital service and reach more people.
Empowering Youth Voices - InternewsNext Even the smallest voices can make a big impact. You can transform the lives of children and youth around the world by helping them to discover their voice, share their stories, and provide their communities with the news and information they need. Internews trains youth in citizen journalism, creates platforms for dialogue and enables informed debate, which bring about social and economic progress.
Support desks to 1200 preprimary kids in Arusha. Elimu Community Light (ECOLI) plans to provide 200 desks to 10 pre-primary classrooms at five public pre-primary schools in Arusha city council. This project intends to provide new designed desks that support play based approach to 1200 children and increased their learning opportunity for mastering pre-reading, pre-writing and pre-arithmetic skills before they entering grade one.
Autistic children's aid Children from autistic spectrum will receive professional treatment according to their individual abilities, enabling them to better integration in the social environment and improve their quality of life.
Community Organizing to overcome Poverty in Nepal Marginalized rural families overcome poverty by organizing into groups to undertake savings and credit, intensive gardening, tree-growing, animal health and income generation activities.
Help Meet the Needs of Teenage Mothers in Kenya This project will help 50 single-teenage mothers in rural areas and informal settlements in Kenya to meet their financial and psychological needs. We will achieve this through working with existing clubs and networks to host forums where we will explore with target group; their challenges and identify feasible yet sustainable solutions to some of their financial and psychological needs.
EDU FOR 100 KIDS ORPHANED BY CONFLICTS IN NIGERIA CEE-HOPE Nigeria plans to provide scholarship for 100 primary school pupils orphaned or displaced by the Boko Haram crises in a school in Northern Nigeria. It will also provide essential teaching aids and renovation assistance for their school, the Queen of Peace Model Academy in the city of Jos. In addition, it will help build a playground for the pupils.
Smile & Love Packages Smiles are few & far between when these lil' kiddos are battling childhood cancer.  Whenever we can give a lil' love & share a lil' sweetness to brighten their days, we will.    We receive requests from hopeful mama's, hospital staff & dear friends when a lil' kiddo needs a smile or a sweet pick-me-up.  We find out what they like, favorite colors, fun hobbies, anything & everything that will help us make this customized 'Smile Sack' super special & filled to the rim w/ love & fun distractions.
Psychological care for 200 children from Ecuador The project will benefit 200 children and their families that live in Ecuador in the coast areas that was severely affected by the  7.8 earthquake occurred the last April 16th in Ecuador.  Through training Juconi will provide specific tools to technicians and people that are involved in the care  o strengthen child psychological protection in order to prevent  trauma.
Counsel 40 Schools on  Gender Based Violence The project will provide safe and enabling environment for boys and girls in schools through provision of support services to victims of School Related Gender Based Violence (SRGBV), creating avenues where such cases can be reported, training programs to empower communities with counseling skills on School Related Gender Based Violence and establishment of Gender Violence Survivor's Support Network (GVSSN) in Tatale/ Sangule, Saboba, Zebzugu and Cherponi districts in the Northern Region of Ghana
Donate to THE GRAND CHILDREN EDUCATION FUND UGANDA The biggest number of orphans in Uganda are left under the care of their grand parents, This is mainly caused by HIV/Aids, With the financial difficulties these elderly grand parents are characterized with, its quite hard for them to take these little ones to school  THE GRAND CHILDREN EDUCATION FUND UGANDA is set to have this problem solved by taking the children left under the care of the most disadvantaged older persons to school.  "EDUCATION is a right to every child"
Emergency Education Support for Children, Ethiopia The project will provide emergency education assistances such as educational materials and supplies, solar light, and nutrition support for 2000 school children of displaced Oromo people, who have fled from Somali border in Ethiopia due to the consequences of armed conflicts.
Storm Eta Emergency Response in Guatemala This project will distribute essential relief items, such as hygiene and baby care products, to meet urgent needs identified by the affected communities in Guatemala. IsraAID's Emergency Response Team will also assess Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Mental Health and Psycho-social (MHPSS), and Medical needs.
Building a future, path to higher education In Chile there are only a few vocational guidance programs, which is why we are looking to improve our website, to build a vocational guidance portal and improve our training services for teachers, parents and students. In this way, we are going to support 7 municipal schools in Temuco, directly benefiting more than 500 young people. We will deliver vocational education and more information on access to Higher Education to students who come from the most vulnerable region of Chile.
Saving Abaco's Dolphins after Hurricane Dorian This project is using a science driven conservation approach to save a declining population of bottlenose dolphins that was directly impacted by the catastrophic winds and storm surge generated by hurricane Dorian.
Orphaned Starfish Youth Computer Training Center Over 400 children and adolescents encounter obstacles such as prostitution drugs gangs and other negative lives on the streets. By giving children access to a computer and the Internet, we are giving them a window to the outside world, access to vast amounts of information, a way to connect with each other, and a springboard into their future.
Free, Educate, and Empower Girls in Haiti Right now, one in six girls in Haiti is enslaved, one in four is sexually abused, and just one in three completes primary school and starts high school. You can change this. Your gift will support work with communities to end child slavery, which disproportionately traps girls; improve girls' access to educational opportunities and make schools safer; expand efforts proven to prevent violence against girls and women, and; mobilize everyone to balance power between women, men, and girls and boys.
One More Nurse Neurofibromatosis ((NF) is one of the most common neuro-genetic conditions. It can be life-limiting and destroys the quality of life. Our community-based specialist nurses provide vital support and advice, both medical and non-medical to patients, their carers, and their families. However, we do not have enough funds to cover the whole of The UK with regionally based nurses at present.
Solar power to illuminate 350 villagers in Malawi Most impoverished MicroLoan Foundation clients live in remote rural regions of Malawi and have no electricity. Your gift will allow us to purchase 500 solar lights, providing 50 women with the opportunity to start their own self-sustainable business. These cost effective lights will reduce the use of kerosene lamps in the home, so improving the health of the family, and allow students to complete homework. MLF USA fosters the entrepreneurial spirit by providing a hand-up not a hand-out.
Support Human Rights Activists in Myanmar Myanmar today is at a turning point. While transitioning to democracy it faces an array of severe human rights problems. For over 50 years, its people did not experience or learn about democracy and citizenship in terms of rights and responsibilities. As such, there is a danger that reforms will not bring peace, rule of law, and tolerance. This project will promote and protect human rights through education and advocacy, and support activists to mobilize communities to protect everyone's rights.
Stop Malaria Campaign Malaria is one of Ghana's/Africa's most urgent health concerns. We tackle this disease by distributing mosquito nets, registering young children and their mothers for insurance and promoting awareness
800 children and families in Bulgaria need boost In 2021 SOS Children's Villages Bulgaria works to support 800 children and families in Bulgaria's greatest-need communities where the majority of children lack access to normal life and quality education due to social and economic drivers, ethnic origin, family structure, the financial situation within the family, parents' not sufficient schooling for a qualified job or in some cases any job. The children in these families lead a difficult life at risk of neglect, abandonment, and poverty.
Empower Marginalized Communities Of Pakistan Sindh PEP works to empower the marginalized rural communities of Sindh. From providing sustainable quality education in villages, to providing extensive training and opening opportunities such as, E-learning, Adult Literacy Centers and small businesses, PEP ensures that each community would be able to reach their highest potential and become purposeful and valuable members for their society. During 2016 PEP supported 7177 direct beneficiaries and 23447 indirect beneficiaries.
livelyhood  for 50 Rural Women kashmir Key Objectives of the organization:   Empower the poor and the marginalized  Develop community health programmes and services  Work towards gender equity and empowerment of women  Help the poor access information and resources  Work in the area of environmental protection and conservation  To promote awareness of health, hygiene and nutrition among rural masses.  To facilitate holistic well-being and development of women and children.  To educate women about their rights and red
Ayni, Regenerative Food Forest in the Amazon With this project the Chaikuni Institute is working to revitalize ancestral practices in rural Amazonian areas, combining permaculture design and traditional knowledge to train committed local farmers, bolster food sovereignty, biodiversity, and mitigate climate change. We work with plots of land used to cultivate food forests and medicinal plants known as 'chacras integrales'; the manifestation of Ayni, a South American indigenous concept translating as reciprocity and communal support.
Provide clean water to over 1800 Nyamongeans This project drills a bore hole, installs a submersible water pump, a water tower, constructs a digital kiosk, and water bottling plant, to provide clean safe drinking water to 1200 students/pupils, 100 staff and about 500 villagers in the drought-stricken Nyamonge Community.
School for Rural Girls in Dir, Pakistan Zarbaig school in Dir is a one room mud thatched house with temporary shelter to provide protection. 100 girls will not be able to continue their education unless a facility with proper washrooms and classrooms is available. They will drop out of school between Grade 3 and 5 and never return to education. To mitigate this effect the community has donated land for a girls' school. In response DIL has committed to construct a school in Zarbaig to provide quality education to 180 girls each year.
Vocational Center for Freed Slave Girls in Ghana Girls, freed from slavery, are gaining valuable skills by attending a vocational center that was built with help from GlobalGiving donors. The center now needs a safe water supply and a modern oven.
foodlab; ancestral cooking knowledge recovery In Mexico, 7 out of 10 university graduates do not find employment due to lack of work experience. The lack of spaces that provide opportunities for young people is one of the most common reasons for being unemployed. Oaxaca is the first state in poverty in Mexico, and it contrasts greatly, since it is the richest state in biodiversity and endemic products. Oaxaca is an ethnogastronomic center and is losing much ancestral knowledge of its cuisine due to lack of interest and globalization.
Makerspace Chimera will be moving from a small office space to a much larger warehouse facility, allowing us to continue striving toward our mission of education and providing resources to makers and artists in the North Bay.  We'll be able to teach larger classes. Our community will have access to metalworking and woodworking tools. We'll still have our 3D printers, laser cutters and CNC mills!
productive 500 skilled youth for young india Continuation of higher education became challenge for orphan and vulnerable youth. Hence  sponsorship for 500 youth for continuation of education by providing support services like tuition fee and study, education supplies will place them better in life. VMM regularly monitors their education performances through recording annual and semester marks and update their performances to the donors. Contribute for Sponsorship @ INR 10000 for higher education give an educated youth for better India.
New Home for Abandoned Girls with ID For as little as $35 (the cost of 1 sq.ft.) you can help Sri Arunodayam construct a new home for abandoned girls with intellectual disability (ID). Sri Arunodayam was founded in 2002 as a registered public charitable trust and recognized as a Reception Unit by the State Government of Tamil Nadu in 2008. Sri Arunodayam rescues, cares for and rehabilitates children with ID who have been abandoned by their families.
Caring for 300 vulnerable children in Nigeria Orphans and vulnerable children encounter challenges every day and part from sharing their communities' struggles over limited resources like water, food and clothes,many systematically face discrimination simply by virtue of being orphan.Being kept out of school, disproportionate vulnerability to HIV infection and lack of access to property and other rights and through this project,we will provide education,psychosocial and health care support for 300 orphans and vulnerable children in Nigeria
Educate 100 Slum Children in Bangladesh The object of this project is to help 100 slum children in Bangladesh for their education. These are primarily orphans and children growing up in slums in Dhaka, Bangladesh, who are vulnerable and under-privileged and often in dire need of education, basic medical care, food and clothing. We can't help everyone but everyone can help someone. If we can make this work, we will be nearer our aim that poverty will disappear from the world and everyone will live a standard life in equality.
Water Shortages: Protecting People & Wildlife "The situation is dire" said Samuel Mutisya, our Head of Conservation. Samuel is referring to a major issue facing Ol Pejeta Conservancy: water supply. A harrowing drought to the north of the Conservancy is driving wildlife south, in desperate search of food and water. Dry conditions on the Conservancy, combined with increased competition for resources, has caused a tidal wave of issues, stretching our teams to the limit.
The Henry Ford COVID-19 Response The Henry Ford is committed to continuing to support the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Education for Refugee Children in Uganda Education is vital for helping children develop healthily to become productive members of society. However, refugee children are 5 times less likely to attend school than their counterparts. This project aims at providing all Primary school education's requirements  to refugee children from 7 years old and above who are not currently attending schools within the Kyaka II refugee settlement.