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Introducing orphans to the world of photography We want to give a chance to talented youngsters from orphanages of Saint Petersburg to learn how to use a camera, to learn photo techniques and to get photography tips from professionals. In frame of this project we will organize photo workshops with experienced photographers, a photo camp for the students and a traveling exhibition.
We believe this project may be a chance for our students to choose their life occupation.
The project will start in the beginning of 2012.
Help an Orphan in Haiti Get Life Saving Surgery Frantina is a 17 mo. old little girl who came to live at God's Littlest Angels orphanage in February of 2011.   She was doing fine and progressing well.  In September of 2011, her progress slowed and she began showing signs of neck and back pain.  By November, she had lost the ability to sit and stand like she had prior to this.  After much testing, it was determined she has a tumor on her spine between her shoulder blades.  She needs medical care outside of Haiti to have a chance at life.
Reducing Hunger by Empowering 100 Women Farmers This project will provide much needed inputs for +100 women farmers in Mpumalanga Oliphants River Valley in South Africa. These women are in dire need of  agriculture inputs such as seeds, chicks, livestock, tree seedlings, small irrigation equipment and tools. We will train them on how to successful manage their farming enterprises. We will get the commitment of each participant and equip them to train others in their community.
COLD TEMPS. to WARM HANDS - REFUGEE WINTER AID Ilyas, Marvan and 7-months-old Halil are just 3 of all the children who fled from their homes with their families due to the conflict in Syria and the surrounding region. Ilyas (9) and Marvan (7) arrived to Turkey with minimal supplies and clothing. Putting their childhood aside, they now have to take care of themselves as well as their brother. Currently, Turkey hosts the most amount of refugees in the world: 2.2 million Syrian and 2800 Yazidis. THIS FUND WILL PREPARE THE REFUGEES FOR WINTER.
Safe Lives of IDW Living with HIV and AIDS Safe Lives of Internally Displaced Women (IDW) Living with HIV and AIDS in Cameroon is an Innovative project aiming at providing 50 IDW living with HIV who lost their daily income and fled to West Region of Cameroon due to the conflict in English Speaking part of Cameroon with micro-support to enable them generate income through small businesses to pay for Cost of their CD4 Counts test. The project was designed after noticing frequent hospitalization and death rates among the women.
Homes for 1000 Homeless Animals At Liberty Humane Society we work towards the day when all of our community's animals have a lifelong, loving home. We want to change the way people think about animal adoption, while improving the lives of pets in our community. We strive to make local pet ownership more affordable and adoption a reality. We think critically about why animals end up in our shelter, and how to prevent them from becoming homeless in the first place. You can help.
Nevada Slaughter Auction Rescue Rescue 10 - 15 horses from the brutal horrors of the slaughter pipeline at a Nevada Slaughter Auction.  The horses that we will be rescuing have only two choices: be rescued, or ship to slaughter.  The funds raised will be used for the purchase, transporting to our shelter in California, health certificates, coggins test, vet check and veterinarian care, rehabilitation, feed, training and care of the horses.
Plant 1,000 Trees & Grow Community in Guatemala Highland Support Project's reforestation efforts empower Indigenous women in the highlands of Guatemala by planting 1,000 trees. By employing a nursery run by Indigenous Mayan women, the project will mitigate adverse effects of deforestation such as erosion, soil infertility, and climate instability, bringing long term environmental benefits. This reforestation project will engage the local community in sustainable agriculture while also increasing their incomes and economic resiliency.
Bring Light to Isolated Villagers in Nepal Many villagers in remote Nepal have no electric sources and rely on kerosene lamps and wood fires that pose fire and health hazards. Household solar electric systems are a simple solution. They provide clean electricity and opportunity for women to be bearers of light in their communities. With your help Karuna-Shechen will train and empower women to install 104 solar home lighting systems in isolated villages.
Great West Run for SCC & over 7000 small charities Every charity has to start somewhere. Skills and knowledge required to start and run a small charity are diverse and often inaccessible and the Small Charities Coalition (SCC) helps 1000s of small charities access these. On 18 October, SCC Services Manager, Lizzie Adams, and SCC Supporter, Alicia Gibbs, will run the 13.1 mile Great West Run half marathon aiming to raise 1000 to contribute to SCC's work. Help SCC and UK small charities continue their vital work - sponsor Lizzie & Alicia today!
Goat for Women's Nutrition and Income We will provide goats, supply of vitamins and medicines and forage starter seeds for 700 poor women farmers so that they are able to start their goat-raising livelihood for their income, nutrition and well-being. The goats are easy to raise, does not require large investment as they eat only grasses and is always highly demanded in the market especially with the swine disease attacking swine industry. Raising goats have the potential to improve the well-being of women.
Give HOPE & SUPPORT to 100 children with cancer Every child diagnosed with cancer deserves HOPE for a brighter future.  Our mission is to raise awareness of the early warning signs of childhood cancer & funds for kids with cancer who are in need of medical & financial assistance.  Just having your child sick for a day is hard. Imagine sitting at your child's hospital bedside & not being able to pay for the treatment or procedure they desperately need to save their life or even ease their pain. For many South Africans this is their reality.
Reduce Type 2 Diabetes for DC area residents The CDC reported that in 2012, 1.7 million US individuals 20 years or older were diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes and 5,000 youth were found to have Type 2 Diabetes in both 2008 and 2009.  Without treatment, complications to Eye, Kidney, Nerve Disease, Heart, Brain, and Blood Vessels may occur.  Healthy eating is the solution!  Our TV Style Cooking Show impacts over 5000+ individuals.  The show educates and demonstrates how to prepare healthy quick and easy but nutritional and affordable meals.
Provide Scholarships to Mayan High School Students Each scholarship will provide a two-year term of academic, vocational, and leadership education that will benefit 48 indigenous students as well as their communities.
Our Doctors Need an X-Ray Machine Sakena Yacoobiâ€™s mother delivered 16 babies, but only 5 lived. Under Sakenaâ€™s leadership, Herat now has its first gynecological and surgical hospital, but it needs an x-ray machine.
Empowering 300 underserved women in Cordoba Las Omas is a non-profit that serves 300 women from vulnerable situations in Cordoba, Argentina. These women often lack formal education, have limited job opportunities, and often are victims of gender-based violence. The organization provides job training for these women in fields such as cosmetology, clothing production, and the food industry. Currently, Las Omas lacks a facility to carry out these activities, so this project involves constructing their own building.
Prevent Child Trafficking Through Education In Northern Thailand, The Freedom Story works with children at risk to prevent human trafficking and child sexual exploitation through our 3 primary programs; Education, Human Rights & Sustainable Livelihoods. Through scholarships, tutoring, mentors, workshops, & additional programs at our community Resource Center, we're helping more than 200 children reach their potential and become the leaders of tomorrow.
Reaching Out to Those Affected by Mental Illness This project will help feed about 1,000 mentally ill patients in the Freetown Municipality and it environs in order to build relationship/confidence between them and the service providers (social workers and mental health nurses) after long term neglect by their communities and family members. It will create awareness and reduce the level of stigma against the mentally ill persons within these communities.
Help for Families Impacted by Domestic Violence Each year, Safe Horizon provides shelter to over 3,000 women and children who have left abusive homes. Many have escaped violence with just the clothes on their backs and whatever items they could grab as they fled.  This project will provide essential housewares (cooking supplies, cleaning products, bedding, etc.) for 1,000 families in Safe Horizon's domestic violence shelters, giving the women and children we help the comfort and safety of home.
Provide Reusable Sanitary Pads for 2000 Teenagers. The project will supply reusable sanitary pads to 2000 teenage girls, train 100 teenage girls on making reusable sanitary pads and provide them with knowledge on sexuality education, which will enable them improve their hygiene, reduce risks of sexually transmitted infection, unplanned pregnancy and unsafe abortion in Kenya. These girls have adversely been affected by covid-19 pandemic since the first case was reported in Kenya.
Inspire Future Scientists and Engineers Iridescent is a science and engineering education nonprofit that inspires young people to solve big problems by developing their curiosity, creativity, and perseverance through building hands-on engineering and technology projects. Your support enables us to create our own "Science Superheroes" through providing a high quality STEM education to thousands of children worldwide and empowering them to think like engineers and scientists.
Help 30 Russian kids with hearing loss communicate The earlier a child with hearing impairment receives help, the more likely it is that they will learn to communicate verbally.  Our deaf club is the only place in St Petersburg which helps babies as young as 4 months.  Just as importantly, their parents are supported as they come to terms with their child's disability and learn how to lobby for treatment and education for their child.  As a result many of "our" children go on to join mainstream kindergartens.
Support Music Education for Children in Ghana The Bizung School of Music and Dance provides the children of Tamale a safe environment to learn in, as well as the opportunity to share their cultural and musical traditions with other children around the world. Courses are currently offered in drumming, dance, xylophone, gonje, and vocals. For many students taking classes here is their first time attending a school of any kind, as there are currently no other tuition-free schools in the northern region of Ghana.
250 Tablets For Disadvantaged South African Youth Afrika Tikkun invests in the future of disadvantaged young people in South Africa, enabling them to compete in the job market and become productive citizens. We know that technology plays a significant role in their future. Whatever sector our youth plan to go into, there will be computers and a there is a constant need to be up-skilled to keep up with the forever-changing technological environment. This project will raise $5,800 for 250 tablets and will bring technology to 2,500 young people.
Support for menstrual health for girls in India Through the Smiley Days project, IDF will help 5000 girls and women in overcoming the social barriers associated with menstruation. By providing them with the right information, products and facilities, we will ensure an equal opportunity for girls across India whilst contributing to reach 4 key Global Sustainable Development Goals.
Kenyan Women Infected and Affected by HIV Kenya has been experiencing rapid population growth and more than 34,000 women live with HIV. This project will prepare and equip up to 60 women living with HIV/AIDS in the Kisumu City slums to become more economically independent, self-reliant, develop positive self-esteem, and reduce financial vulnerabilities. This project will provide women and their families with a Women Center to learn new technical and entrepreneurial skills for the purpose of launching viable microenterprises.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Zoe, Zelene, Tori, Tsion, and Alaina 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.
Sponsor Shipibo Youth Permaculture Training Alianza Arkana is running  permaculture workshops with several indigenous Shipibo-Konibo communities in the Peruvian Amazon! By combining Western ecology and traditional indigenous forms of knowledge, our interdisciplinary team provides a dynamic, high-quality education geared towards empowering youth to be stewards of biodiversity from an early age. Help us support a new generation of permaculture experts.
Burundi Climate Change Resilience Support project In Burundi, climate change has significantly affected the lives of people and other natural beings. Increased waste, greenhouse gas emissions levels, deforestation and flood-induced disasters threaten irreversible consequences for our planet's climate systems and challenge the resilience of Burundian communities in the face of climate change.  This project aims to create agro-forest nurseries, manage waste through recycling and promote environmental justice.
Haiti: Micro-Credit Fund for Youth Help 50 young farmers buy seeds and tools and get training on organic farming. The crops they raise will help feed their families and provide an income from sales at the local market.
Send 5 Athletes to the Costa Rica Special Olympics July 2019, at the Regional Special Olympics Event, five athletes from Daluz Vivencias Equinas qualified for the National Special Olympics Equestrian event in Costa Rica.  Those five athletes are part of the Daluz sponsored athlete program for 2019 but their sponsorship ends in December.  Please consider helping these five athletes achieve their dream of competing at the first National Special Olympics Equestrian event in Punterenas, Costa Rica in April 2020.
Bring America Home Now The National Coalition for the Homeless is spearheading the launch of Bring America Home Now:  A Comprehensive Grassroots Campaign to End Homelessness in the U.S. Led by people who have  themselves experienced homelessness, we will focus on the passage of federal legislation aimed  at addressing the interconnected solutions to the decades-long epidemic of homelessness in the  United States.
CLUB 10 INITIATIVE: Clean Water and Sanitation Hifadhi Africa Organization is launching CLUB 10, a new monthly giving community that invites donations of just $10 monthly. This budget-friendly entry point recognizes that even those who might not have much to give can still play an important role in supporting the cause of clean water for all under SDG 6. While $10 monthly may not seem much, over a year's time, this grows to $120 and provide at least one person with reliable water access for an entire year.
Shelter for Women Escaping Trafficking & Abuse Murshidabad is a district of West Bengal in India which is bordering Bangladesh. The economic and social situation makes it a thriving environment for traffickers to target young woman in the area who are often abandoned by their husbands and victims of child marriage. The project 'MissingLink' will provide safe shelter to women and their children while they learn a life skill to earn living, find a suitable earning opportunity and continue to send their children to school.
Urban Roots Core Youth Program This project provides paid internships to a diverse group of youth ages 14-18. These internships combine rigorous farm work, educational workshops and classes, service learning opportunities as well as opportunities for reflection all built around one or more of our four pillars: healthy lifestyle, sustainable agriculture, life and job skills, and food justice. As a result, we create a safe place where youth can grow as leaders, develop into civically engaged individuals and food advocates.
Menstrual Equity for Girls in Latin America Days for Girls (DfG) empowers social enterprise leaders across Latin America in their community outreach to women & girls with DfG menstrual pads and health education. Local leaders are best positioned to break through cultural stigmas associated with menstruation. We're pleased to expand our outreach beyond Guatemala to include Haiti, the Dominican Republic (DR), Costa Rica, and Ecuador. Together, let's promote menstrual dignity to unleash their unlimited potential in this life-changing work!
Give Life Kidney transplant to Children with CKD Soffy Foundation gives support to children with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) from the moment that they are diagnosed until their transplant is complete. This project provides integral health to the patient and their family; It covers of all your medications for free, provides nutritional, psychological, human development and support to the life aspirations of the involved.
Enable Girls in Kenya to Thrive and Succeed! Every child deserves an excellent education! Dignitas has worked in marginalized communities to ensure this goal is achieved. We offer scholarships and conduct termly leadership development training that supports girls to learn skills like communication, collaboration, emotional intelligence and personal values. This learning and exposure opportunities prepare the girls to thrive in a tough and ever changing world. The girls are eager to learn and make a difference in their communities.
Build new bathrooms for a village in Uganda KUZA Leadership students will construct new bathrooms for an impoverished village in Eastern Uganda.  50 Ugandan high school and University students will clean the community health center and visit and encourage the sick.  They will conduct workshops for the youth in the village to encourage kids to stay in school and not get pregnant.  Cleaning the village wells and paths and constructing new, clean toilet facilities for the community will be completed in January 2016!
Home office for volunteer homeless advocates Miles of Help Through Christ is volunteer driven & dedicated to helping the homeless.  Over the past 4 years we have gone to the streets, woods, and homeless shelters in & around Orlando; we have assisted many individuals & have established  relationships with people by providing basic necessities, job referrals, furniture, apartments, etc  Because of our residential address we have been passed up for other much needed help.  By obtaining a commercial office space we remove those road blocks
Help llama farmers access water to improve pasture Andean llama farmers rely on rain season to water their crops and pastures. Global Warming effects alter season cycles making farming tasks challenging and unpredictable and reducing pasture quality.  Water collection through geo tanks allow llama farmers to irrigate grassland during dry seasons and improve quality of pasture for llamas.  Each Geo Tank provides improved nutrition to 70 llamas which generate alternative sources of income for 10 families improving the quality of life of 45 people.
Build an Edu-Tech Hub for 400 Students in Zimbabwe Emergination Africa plans to build a smart classroom (EmergiHub) at St. Dominic's Girls High School that will connect 400 high school students to college students and professionals from around the world through interactive video calls that focus on educational mentorship and career advisement.
Save lives of kids and moms in rural South Sudan SUDEF creates community owned and operated health clinics in South Sudan by partnering with the local people. The clinic has sustainably improved the quality of life through health, education and stimulating economic development. Over 25,000 people have been served by our clinic, drastically changing the health, well being, and economy of these rural under-served villages. Our Maternal Child health clinic will further improve the health and well-being of mothers and children and village life.
End Polio Now Rotary aims to eradicate polio, a vaccine-preventable disease. Only two countries remain polio-endemic: Afghanistan and Pakistan. We have reduced cases by 99.9%, but we're not done yet. We must immunize every child to end polio forever.
Free Mental Health provision for 42 individuals This project directly supports marginalized and vulnerable individuals from Sarajevo, who are falling through the cracks of the post-war system in Bosnia and Herzegovina and whose human rights have been violated. Victims of domestic violence, war traumatized individuals, and children from families with low income, suffering from mental health issues and disorders, are provided with counselling, psychotherapy or psychological and psycho-social support who cannot pay for therapy.
Family Resilience through Support Building Family Resilience through Intensive Support for families of babies and young children with special needs and/or disabilities
Fruit Tree Cultivation in Cameroon- UT We will be planting fruit trees, which will provide nourishing meals and a source of income for a community of Cameroonian women.
Support feedback education for young professionals Feedback Labs and our members provide a variety of training opportunities throughout the year for professionals and students in the aid, philanthropy, and government sectors to learn more about constituent feedback and how they can make it part of their work. Constituent feedback is critical to an effective and ethical organization. Feedback Labs' membership is more than 400 organizations, many of whom offer excellent training, in addition to the courses and conferences hosted by Feedback Labs.
Save 500 slum families from COVID19 in Uganda CESA-Uganda intends to save Kamwokya slum families from getting infected with COVID19 by providing Hands free wash taps-a new technology of washing hands without touching. 500 out of 2,000 families are targeted in this project at estimated cost of $50,400. The project will also select and train 10 people as community based health trainers (COBAHTs) & practically train them in COVID19 prevention, soap,mask & Hands free tippy taps making to support other people for sustainability
Ag In Motion - After School Science Club The National Ag Science Center is partnering with the Boys and Girls Club in Manteca/Lathrop to create a dynamic, hands-on after school science club for elementary and middle school students.  Beginning with exploring soil chemistry and planting techniques to actually growing their own food this club will connect science, soil and supper for 100 youth who are members of the Boys and Girls Club. This project will combine science with food through experiments and exploration.
Prevent Sexual Violence among Girls in Kenya Imagine a community where survivors of sexual violence speak up with confidence and advocate for other victims who are struggling in silence.This project is dedicated to working with girls survivors, those that are very vulnerable and enduring securities, in Increasing awareness and understanding around sexual violence prevention strategies, manifestation and the survivors support by targeting and empowering both girls and boys to create a culture of mutual respect  in all communities in Kenya
Help Us Keep Our Community Library open in Codito! This program aims to contribute to the strengthening of skills and abilities in boys and girls through the new "learn to play" education and the use of their free time.  Activities:  Accompaniment in the construction and development of the children's life project  Advising on tasks  Workshops in construction, appropriation and practice of values  Reading and writing workshops  Strengthening workshops for parents and caregivers  Prevention workshops