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GREEN CARE PROJECT COMMUNITY GARDEN Under My Wing Avian Refuge is home to more than 100 exotic birds. The program we propose involves our participation in the Green Care Project Community Garden Initiative. (a collaboration with Patchwork Pastures local nonprofit organization) to raise awareness on number of birds at risk, extension of our educational center by incorporating a 5 steps' platform. Addressing two major epidemics; exploitation and abuse of exotic birds and increasing numbers of at-risk young adults.
Change A Child's Life We are aiming to raise money for children from disadvantaged and vulnerable backgrounds. We try to give the children an opportunity of a lifetime. These children have been selected and deserve to go to a Top High School in South Africa, to have a better future and be able to follow their dreams. Our goal is to provide at least 15 children with the basic support they need to thrive at a top level high school in Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa.
Healthcare Equipment to Destitute Elderly in India Healthcare is a major concern for destitute elderly in India. Agewell Foundation has identified over 2800 destitute elderly who urgently need healthcare equipment/medical help. Agewell will provide a range of healthcare equipment to destitute and bedridden elderly including: wheelchairs to disabled elderly, walkers to help them walk around, adult diapers to bedridden elderly, eye tests and spectacles, hearing aids, regular medicines to elderly patients and support to meet medical expenses.
COVID-19 Support -Education, Food, Masks COVID-19 is disrupting the lives and livelihood of lives in Sierra Leone. In response, we are targetting key areas. These include cleanliness education/sensitization, radios so kids can listen to educational broadcasts, provision of masks, soap, food items to alleviate hunger/crisis impact, and pregnancy prevention for teenage girls. This response is based on the successes and the lessons that we learned during our involvement in the Ebola Epidemic. We stand together.  Together we will win.
Send a sex worker child to school in AP for a year Society for Help Entire Lower and Rural People (HELP) in Ongole, Andhra Pradesh, is  working with children of women in prostitution in 4 red-light areas of Guntur District since 2005 for prevention of second generation to be trafficked. In the past 15 years, HELP has provided 270+ girls and 172 boys with education, extracurricular activities, and career guidance. nearly 75% these children get good opportunists outside of the  prostitution. now these children get employment in various sectors.
Support Reproductive Healthcare in Tanzania FAME is an in-patient hospital and clinic committed to advancing quality medical care in rural Tanzania. From the beginning, we set out to provide communities in the northern highlands of Tanzania with a unique healthcare experience - one marked by patient-centered care and high-quality service. In that spirit, FAME endeavors to meet the medical needs of ordinary Tanzanian people, and currently has a catchment area of 2.9 million Tanzanians living in the most rural parts of the country.
Addressing Feminine Hygiene in Dhaka Improve the health of underprivileged women and adolescent girls by giving them access to low-cost sanitary napkins.
Help Give Life and Hope to a Child Every child deserves a happy, healthy childhood.  For many children this is not possible without a life-saving organ transplant.  The PEACE Fund has worked with the Children's Organ Transplant Association to assist it in its work with these children's families in their financial and emotional struggles. Without financial (and emotional) assistance and support, many families will stumble along the way.  With your support The PEACE Fund can assist COTA to help lessen their burden.
Supply safe water to a Cameroonian farming village Cameroon regularly experiences dangerous outbreaks of cholera due the lack of safe clean water.  Shisong, a community of around 10,000; have begun to build a safe and clean water distribution system. The project is designed to capture spring water in the hills high and pipe the water the 8.4 Km to the town. The community has already built three spring catchments basins and laid 2 KM of piping. Funding is required to complete the piping, to build a storage tank  and to build 30 standpipes.
Helping 2 low income families in housing poverty Helping 2 low income families living in Lori region, Armenia to overcome poverty housing and build homes as a basic human right by giving them no profit, no interest/inflation included long term mortgages. These families have no enough income to build their own homes, nor can qualify to take loans from banks. They live in metal containers for years and raised their kids in this condition. Avetikyan family of 5 lives in Yeghegnut village, and Ghazaryan family of 5 lives in Dsegh village.
KEEN San Francisco KEEN SF needs your help to fund our Sports, Swim & Basketball programs so we can continue to offer them free of charge to our Athletes' families.
Promoting welfare of dogs in rural South Africa Rural communities often face challenges in trying to look after their dogs and animals. Lack of understanding, transport challenges, or simply lacking funds to pay veterinary bills. These are all reasons that  dogs may be struggling with illnesses,  have wounds left untreated or why unwanted puppies get thrown away. Our goal is to engage through animal kindness, TVT (cancer) treatment, and sterilization. This helps prevent unwanted dogs, educates owners and supports healthy village dogs.
Donate African made balls to children in Africa 150 stitchers in Kenya & Zambia are making tough, repairable leather footballs for kids who hardly get to see a proper ball. Each ball carries a simple HIV/AIDS or Malaria awareness message.
Creating Change in Zanzibar Like everywhere, 2020/2021 has been very challenging in Zanzibar. However, it's because of the generosity of our donors that we have been able to quickly adjust our plans and continue supporting our communities and local teams through expanding our activities and setting up COVID-19 relief projects. This fund will allow our education, health and conservation programs in Zanzibar to restart when health recommendations, government regulations, and community situations allow us to do us.
Tabibu Africa Mobile Clinic A mobile clinic project will make it possible for our medical volunteers to travel within East Africa to those truly in need of medical assistance. A thoroughly supplied mobile unit will provide our volunteers the means to provide care in a safe and organized fashion, provide safe transportation, shelter, and orderly patient flow.
United Food Bank Arizona COVID-19 Response United Food Bank's primary focus has been to feed people in Arizona. Although it's challenging for our staff and volunteers to be on the front lines of this pandemic, we continue to operate by mitigating the risks of exposure by following CDC guidelines. Thank you to all the volunteers that have helped us deliver more food than ever before.
Building resilience with communities of Guerrero In 2013 we started to work in comprehensive reconstruction and disaster reduction in the Mountain of Guerrero, after hurricanes Ingrid and Manuel hit the region where 85% of the indigenous population in the state is settled. The work carried out has resulted in a considerable level of appropriation and cultural revaluation of adobe as a secure construction system. More communities are now interested in our projects. Currently we are building with the families 20 secure and sustainable houses.
Give prosthetics to low limbs amputees in Colombia Mahavir Kmina will provide low limb prostheses to everyone who can not afford one or does not have access to health insurance in Colombia.  Allowing them to walk again and recover their mobility, self-esteem, and independence.
Stand Together with CKA & #StopAsianHate The rise of anti-Asian hate sentiment has precipitated renewed efforts to serve and protect our most vulnerable populations in under-resourced Korean American communities. Stand with us as we commit to #StopAsianHate and uplift Korean Americans with limited access to 1) care for the elderly; 2) mental health/family counseling services, and 3) economic support for undocumented families.
fund an educational trip for vulnerable children OK...maybe not an actual lion! But you can help fund a trip for vulnerable children so they can see, explore, learn and enjoy the world around them.
Social enterprise owned by indigenous mayan women Two years ago, Adriana, our beloved founder, friend and mentor, began dreaming of a project that could contribute to the autonomy of indigenous craftswomen:  a social enterprise based in Chiapas, Mexico built in unity, diversity, respect and harmony. Unfortunately, Adriana passed away recently, but despite her physical absence, her legacy remains alive in us and her honest vision continues to guide us. Today, you can be part of this dream.
Build a Kindergarten Classroom in Cape Town African Impact Foundation partnered with Kuyasa Educare Centre in 2016, however in 2018 the preschool lost their government accreditation due to a change in building regulations. The current Pre-Grade R classroom is falling apart & is unsafe for students & teachers. It lacks safety measures & endangers their lives. Re-building this classroom will allow them to receive government funding, & ensure the children have a safe place to learn, build skills, & prepare for primary school.
Offer 75'000 women in Bangladesh a perspective Despite its global economic relevance in the textile industry, Bangladesh lacks running water, hygiene awareness, organized medical care and a good educational system. Horyzon has been working successfully with the YWCA Bangladesh for 28 years in order to offer several thousand women a perspective here. Various workshops, seminars and microcredit groups lead to a rise in family income above the poverty line and a reduction in maternal and child mortality.
Supporting Homeless' Mental Health in Buenos Aires This project will support 100 homeless people in the City of Buenos Aires. We will provide individual and group psychotherapy, occupational therapy, and coaching services. Our main goal is to achieve social inclusion focusing on decent work and we know that without mental health support it couldn't be possible.
Support Christmas Party in the Slum Christmas is a season of sharing and showing love to the haves and have not. Over the years statics and research has it that kiddies in slum,  hinterland and hood don't feel the joy that comes with the season. Your assistance would help us provide Food stuffs, Cloths, shoes, beverages  The best way to teach love is to show love, via this event we will practically teach and exhibit love,affection and empathy which will automatically become the template which the children will grow with.
Typhoon Melor Emergency Response The project will provide assistance by way of shelter, safe sanitation and food security to those affected by the typhoon in 2 municipalities in Northern Samar. Shelter assistance in the first weeks will be in terms of distribution of canvass to cover broken-down houses and later on, we will distribute more durable building materials in order for the affected to build their homes. Then we will repair damaged latrines, distribute hygiene kits  and promote small-scale gardening activities.
Rehabilitation for burn survivors in Taiwan Sunshine Social Welfare Foundation will help 350 people suffering from burns in Taiwan regain their physical functions, self-confidence and ability to live independently by providing comprehensive and specialized burn rehabilitation services. This includes physical and occupational therapy, pressure therapy, in addition to psychosocial support. Services are offered at the Sunshine Rehabilitation Center in Taipei, as well as through home outreach visits.
Support Special Programming for Scholars in Malawi Help girls in Malawi who are attending secondary school with the support of the Advancement of Girls' Education (AGE) to take advantage of unbudgeted, complementary educational opportunities.
Transform Outcomes for Children at Risk In India Make A Difference mobilizes young leaders ensuring equitable outcomes for children in shelters through empowering the child, improving the ecosystem and enabling the sector. Our minimum target is to ensure that these children are able to live a life free from exploitation and are capable of managing emotional and financial life crises.  Registered as a non profit in 2006, we currently work with more than 3200 children and youth in 60 shelters across 23 cities in India.
Help Build a School for Vulnerable Children-Uganda ARD-UGANDA is a nonprofit operating in Pallisa, Uganda to support the rights of Orphaned and Vulnerable Children and school dropout youth with access to a quality education. ADR promotes and advocates for these groups to ensure that local and international resources mobilized are prudently managed in an open, accountable and transparent manner. This project will support the construction of a school for OVC's, a vocational institute for dropout youth, as well as a health center for the community.
Social inclusion for children in Argentina ‘Murgas’ are groups in where music, dances and acrobatics are combined.The children have to work together and think as a team to become a ‘Murga’, fostering values of teamwork and solidarity.
Save a Life To provide cancer treatment for patients in Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology,(KMIO) Bangalore. The specific needs are Bone Marrow and Chemo Port Needles & Medicines. Many patients discontinue the treatment for want of money as chemo therapy medicines are very expensive. Sanman is able to track patients and provide financial support for their treatment.
Adjivou Tech Village Project The Tech Village project consists of renovating the primary school of Adjivou in Togo and lighting it with solar panels and of building a computer classroom equipped with 40 computers for 400 children to learn digital literacies without which no learning is possible today.
Helping homeless Jesica and her 4 children reunite On April 15th 2015 a strong storm destroyed Jesica's already dilapidated home.  She is now in a shelter, separated from her 4 children who were all taken in by community members as this is the only way to keep them from becoming homeless.  Jesica also lost her wheelchair to the storm, as it was irreparably broken when her home collapsed. She is left without a home, without her children and without the ability to move.  This project will build a new home and stabler life for Jesica.
10 Fam Collective Event to support youth safety 10Fam collective is partnering with Bay Area Creatives to provide them exposure and raising funds to support 1,000 youth through PARTI Program events. 10Fam will be organizing a virtual signature event to raise money for the PARTI Program ExPosure Charity Bullying Prevention Event on September 24th. Your donations will support youth.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Catlynh, Piya, Aurora, Rachel, and Eva have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
First Green City Hackathon in Albania This project will train and develop 1000 Green Leaders to model their vision of Green City for their communities. The training program will empower them to draft, develop and deliver for implementation the First Green City Strategy for Albania. A 100  working groups will go through extensive leadership training and brainstorming to deliver the 10 Green City Hackathon milestones. The 6 months training programs will lead to the First Green City Hackathon in Albania.
CREATE A YOUTH-SPACE FOR SLUM DWELLERS IN ABUJA The Project will Create a youth space(The HUB) in Mabushi where 200 underserved youths from Mabushi Village, and other urban slums in Abuja will be trained in computer and entrepreneurial skills with a focus on digital Jobs.
Provide one classroom bench for 2 kids in Cameroon This projects sets out to ameliorate access to education to pupils (04-15 years old) by providing 200 two seater benches to 400 kids  in four rural public schools in Garoua Boulai , East region, Cameroon.
HELP THE FLOOD AFFECTEES OF SINDH, PAKISTAN Floods are one of the most common hazards in Pakistan. FLOOD 2020 hits Pakistan putting people of Pakistan in crisis thrice in a year. SINDH province is badly affected as houses are damaged,  livestock and crops flashed away and people are on roads. This project intends to help 200 poorest of the poor families of CALAMITY affected villages of District DADU and District Sanghar. People are in dire need of drinking water, food, Utensils, winterization kits, hygiene items, tents and livestock.
Laptops for college bound students First Time Computers is a DC-based nonprofit that collects, refurbishes, and distributes donated computers to low-income people and the community organizations that serve them. We seek to empower and enhance the educational and employment prospects of low-income youth by widening their access to the world of technology. $10,000 will provide laptops for 150 college-bound low-income students.
Combating Food Insecurity in the Bolivian Andes The food security project addresses the climate change effects in Micani, rural Bolivia, by relying on two methods: First the implementation of micro-irrigation systems and solar tents to contribute to healthy and stable nutrition supply and through workshops where the population learns to apply sustainable agricultural practices independently. This will help to provide village schools, families and farmers of Micani permanent access to healthy food.
Power Safety for Detained Immigrant Families During this holiday season, we are partnering to provide urgently needed relief to Indigenous families from the U.S.-Mexico border.  Many detained families require safe respite and together we can provide solar powered renewable energy for warm showers and food, and legal, language and cultural support.  Please join us as we work with an overburdened Indigenous center that is a beacon to families in crisis who have been swept up in a system that separates children from parents.
Typhoon Haiyan Filipino Home Building Project The project will provide basic building materials such as nails, galvanized iron, bamboo slats for walling, coconut lumber and cement for Typhoon Haiyan survivors so that they can have a decent Filipino-type dwelling that they so love and to replace the current habitation they have consisting of foreign tents and or lean-to's. In some instances, nails are only what is needed in order for the beneficiaries to re-build their broken down homes. The foreign tents are very hot and flimsy.
Inclusion of Bedouin children with disabilities Amongst the Bedouin of Jordan, children with disabilities are often neglected. Operation Mercy has for 6 years provided care, training and advocacy. We have seen progress, with local authorities and schools promoting inclusion for the first time. But we want to go further! We want to see a change in attitude amongst our friends in the Bedouin communities, see barriers and prejudices towards children with disabilities broken down, seeing these children included in all aspects of community life.
Give Quality Education to preschoolers in Pakistan These little preschoolers are children that belong form marginalized areas in rural Sindh, Pakistan. Although these children don't have the best conditions in pre-school, but the joy on their faces tell that they do understand the privilege of education they are receiving, and that it is good for them. Through establishing preschools in rural Sindh, Primary Education Project is tackling the issue of dropouts and the issue of out of school children.
Educate teenagers about sexual health in Bolivia This project will educate 2200 vulnerable young people about sexual and reproductive health in Cochabamba, Bolivia, promoting a life free of sexual abuse, unwanted pregnancies, sexually transmitted infections and HIV/AIDS. Through working directly with adolescents, parents, and teachers, the Instituto para el Desarrollo Humano will ensure that young people have the skills and knowledge to avoid situations that may put their health and long-term well-being at risk.
Collective Empowerment of Women Co-operative Group The major objective is to improve the livelihood and skills of the landless, marginalised and small rural households of the areas through boosting agricultural productivity, access to agricultural inputs and adult education for 2000 women.
SEA Annual Summer Education Program SEA's annual summer program brings students together for environmental fun and learning through games, art and interactive demonstrations.  As one of our most important programs, the SEA Summer Program inspires students to be environmental leaders through hands-on activities in conservation, restoration and preservation led by local experts.  Through this program, SEA and our community partners are cultivating the next generation of environmentally responsible citizens.
Digital skills to empower women & youth in Uganda The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated communities in Uganda, destroying livelihoods and forcing young people to leave school early. Our project will help poor and rural communities to recover from the impact of the pandemic by supporting 20 public and community libraries to provide computer and internet skills training, specifically for women and youth. The training will enhance women's capacity to generate income, and help young people to find jobs or continue their education online.
Project for 30 peasant families in Colombia This Project contains strategies for the reduction of poverty and the improvement of the quality of life of 30 peasant families and single mothers (head of household) in the town of Turbo. This will be achieved through the transformation of plantain and banana sub products. All these families have been directly affected by the armed conflict in Colombia, which has forced them to relocate to a different place and then come back to their home town without an income to cover their basic needs
Children in SOS families and COVID-19 crisis Vulnerable children and their families are more exposed to the impact to the COVID-19 crisis than others. SOS Children's Villages Bulgaria work with the most vulnerable and need the support of donors for purchasing of disinfection and sanitation supplies, face protection masks, computers and digital tools for home schooling of children and young people, materials and services for organizing workshops in small groups and entertainment activities for children, employment of additional caregivers.
The Amazon Burning - Kids and Bugs to the Rescue! Support the Alliance for a Sustainable Amazon's work in Peru! We conduct research and environmental education focused on insects, the tiny yet incredible creatures that run the rainforest. We study how bugs maintain the delicate ecological balance of the Amazon and aid in its restoration, and share this information with our local kids-It is they who depend most directly on the health of the rainforest and it is they who ultimately will decide its fate.
LRBT Eye Hospital Construction -Rahim Yar Khan Punjab, has a population of around 110 million people, the vast bulk of who live in abject poverty. Eye care facilities especially in smaller towns and rural areas are either not available or are far beyond the reach of the poor and even the lower middle class. LRBT with its free eye car services is their only hope.  There are an estimated 12. 1 million blind & visually impaired  people in Punjab of which an estimated 1.2 million are blind . An additional 120,000 go blind every year.