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Girls in the Lead - Empowerment through sports Girls in the Lead (GIL) empowers women and girls worldwide by promoting gender equity through organizations in the field of sports for development. GIL serves as an interactive, online learning platform and convener for international, national, and local organizations, stakeholders, and leaders to equip them with the knowledge, resources, and connections to be able to safely and effectively serve more girls and women through the power of sport.
Livestock for 100 Poor Families in Rwanda The incidence of poverty in Rwanda is higher in rural area than in urban areas, 32.1% and 13.4% respectively. This project will enable us to support 100 poor families from Burega sector, a rural area of the Rulindo District, with pigs that they can raise and breed for a source of income. The goal of this project is to allow poor families to acquire a steady source of income which will improve their health and the standard of living.The use of pigs' manure will increase crop yield during harvest.
Resettle of 500 earthquake victims of Nepal This project will help to resettle 500 families from earthquake victims of one of the affected north Lalitpur district of Nepal. Thousands of people lost their houses and hundreds of children became orphan. The project will focus the most affected group of children, women, disabled and elderly people who are still staying under a temporary shelter with an uncertain future.  Many of them can not afford for their children's education and struggling for daily survival.
Provide piped water to 5000 people in Uganda This project will provide 5000 people with motorised piped water through solar energy in rural Buwama.
Students for Students Following the devastating earthquake in Nepal, many children in destroyed villages were put to work to rebuild their homes and communities rather than continuing their education. Students for Students allows high school students the opportunity to fundraise in order to provide scholarships to children who are not currently being provided with a proper education.
Chiguru-A Cultural Event for Govt School Children "Chiguru", in the regional language Telugu, means "budding".  The project aims at providing a platform for the budding future citizens to showcase their cultural talents. Over 4500 children from government and informal schools in Hyderabad (India) will participate in various traditional/cultural/education/sports events. It helps facilitate the all-round and holistic development of underprivileged children and also kindles interest in volunteers from the community to engage with these children.
End Cervical Cancer Worldwide Cervical cancer claims the lives of over 340k women each year, while over 600k are diagnosed. This statistic is rising in low-income countries where it is the leading cause of cancer deaths among women 35-45.  Cervical cancer is preventable and curable, but women face significant barriers to accessing vaccination, screening, and treatment. Help end this tragedy by prioritizing healthcare equity for women & girls; because no woman should die of a preventable disease.
COVID-19 Support grandmothers & children in Uganda We work with 15,000 grandmothers caring for more than 60,000 orphaned and vulnerable children. These grandmothers were already living in poverty prior to the pandemic- the current situation has made it more difficult for them to generate an income and provide for themselves and the children in their care. Your donation will provide emergency supplies to the most vulnerable as well as supporting the communities we work with to access health care, counselling, education, legal advocacy and more.
APOYO A LA PRODUCCION DE CHAYOTE con este proyecto, el donante estara ayudando a resolver la situacion de pobreza extrema en que viven muchas comunidades indigenas de Chiapas. el desarrollo y ejecucion del presente proyecto elevara el nivel de vida de las familias participantes.   With this project, the donor will be helping to solve the situation of extreme poverty in which many indigenous communities of Chiapas live. the development and execution of this project will raise the standard of living of the participating families
Make Motherhood Safe in Ebola-affected Countries With health systems in parts of West Africa devastated by the Ebola outbreak, 1.1 million pregnant women in the region may have nowhere to turn. Without proper access to prenatal care, emergency obstetric services, and trained healthcare professionals, maternal deaths will rise dramatically. UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, is helping by training and deploying midwives, distributing emergency birth kits, and increasing access to family planning.
Give a Fresh Start to Young Women in Prostitution This 9 month project will empower 10 young women, ages 13-30, working in prostitution with vocational skills, education on sexual and reproductive health, and psychological support to enable them to drive their process of reform, rehabilitation, and ownership over their lives.
Help Fight Poverty in the Dominican Republic The Go Green Toy Foundation works with low income children in the Dominican Republic, aged 4-12, providing them with skills to make and re-purpose toys. This has expanded to tutorials, trainings and seminars. The children learn and apply ethics, integrity, honesty and leadership that the later use in life AND they also learn to Green It Forward! You should see the joy in their eyes because they know we care...
Invest in 45 vulnerable girls change kiandutu slum This project focuses on vulnerable adolescents girls, young women and teenage mothers and helps them gain access to female driven development activities addressing life skills, HIV and AIDS, culture, leadership, peer education, sexual reproductive health, teenage pregnancy, rape, gender based violence and prostitution and crime. It aims at impacting the whole community through empowering girls and young women to be change makers within Kiandutu slums and beyond.
CARE's Response to the COVID-19 Crisis CARE is quickly mounting a global response to the COVID-19 pandemic - which threatens to overwhelm healthcare resources, particularly in countries with weak public health infrastructures. For decades CARE has worked in places where healthcare systems are weak and long-lasting food supplies have been wiped out by disaster. Our immediate efforts focus on three areas:  setting up isolation spaces in refugee camps, preparing home-quarantine kits, and pre-positioning emergency supplies.
Drinking Water for 300 Nepalese households This project will build a water storage tank to store spring water flowing waste every night. Currently, available water system is not sufficient, so they line up in this spring water.
Relief and Poverty Alleviation Through Key Gifts Many families in Africa are unable to meet the basic needs of the children in their families.  This unfortunately includes needs such as school uniforms, a mattress to sleep on at night, nutritious food,  appropriate and safe lighting to study at night etc.   This project targets these key areas by meeting these essential and critical needs.  By doing this, the project is motivating and enabling the children to do better in school. The children are healthier and enabled to learn better.
Kigutu Hospital and Women's Health Pavilion In response to the crisis facing Burundian health care, VHW is building an 85,000 square foot, 150-bed teaching hospital with 5 core services: -Maternity/Obstetrics - Prenatal and Postnatal Ward -Pediatrics - Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Nursery, General and Malnutrition Wards -Surgery - Post-Anesthesia Care Unit and Post-operative Ward -Internal Medicine - Men's and Women's Wards -Emergency - 24 Hour Triage and Emergency Room
Digital Skills to face COVID-19 in Colombia Colombia is one of the most unequal countries in Latin America (GINI, World Bank), and this inequality is also reflected in the access to internet, digital skills, education and employment. The COVID-19 crisis has highlighted these inequalities. Those with less opportunities or in remote communities, are the ones that have been greatly impacted. MAKAIA will work with at-risk, vulnerable and excluded communities to develop the digital skills they need to minimize the effects of COVID-19.
Saving Kids & Turtles in Jurado, Colombia Around 100 Kids in Jurado, Colombia (Ocean Pacific), live between poverty and war. They  are working hard to establish an Enviromental Group that protect Sea Turtles for poaching and damage. Also they are Cleaning their beaches and recolecting plastic to avoid sea contamination. Our Aim is help them with Clothes, School Supplies and Food Supplements. Kids would be the Guardians of Sea Turtle, because they will relocate nests to a safe Facility near to the original Beaches (Hatchery)
Build educational center for 100 children in Nepal HimalayanLife is building a regional school in Yangri, one of the hardest hit areas of Nepal in the 2015 earthquake. After substantial assistance in relief and rebuilding, the key to the future of the area is education. Only if good schooling is available to their children, families will reinvest themselves in the region and truly rise from the ashes, rather than migrating abroad and facing the uncertainties of migrant workers in India or the Gulf countries.
Help Street Children of Mwanza go back Home Safely This project will bring back the joy and dignity of the children that they will unite with their safe family after trauma healing process for the child and his/ her parents/ caregiver.
Food Sustainability for LGBT+ Older Adults in PR Puerto Rico has been hit with natural and economical disasters impacting the lives of many, specially the LGBT Older Adults (50+). This marginalized group has been confronted with social isolation, financial instability, homelessness, and food and water deprivation. These factors impact these individuals the most, reporting higher levels of anxiety, depression and deaths by suicide. Reconstruye Q assists in providing mental health services, case management, and assists in food sustainability.
Emergency Hurricane Response in Haiti CHF International is preparing for the aftermath of Hurricane Tomas, which made landfall in Haiti yesterday afternoon.
The Sustainable Future Project "Sometimes it falls upon a generation to be great. You can be that great generation." --Nelson Mandela, Founding Patron of Afrika Tikkun. South Africa's multitudes of disadvantaged children lack access to basics such as having parents, food, shelter and healthcare, which means that daily life revolves around simple survival, frequently leading away from education and social promise into despair driven crime. Afrika Tikkun helps our beneficiaries to break the cycle of poverty.
Donate Joy this Eid Lebanon is facing a multi-layered crisis where the spread of the pandemic, happening within the context of a fragile and weakened economy, is critically affecting the livelihood and socio-economic conditions of the Lebanese population and -by default- the refugees' as well.   The project targets disadvantaged families living under the poverty line, including refugees as well as underserved Lebanese families within the hosting communities by providing meat portions and Eid clothing for children.
Provide sustainable greenhouses to feed families Last year, Valparaiso's community in Chile has been struggling to survive to this crisis. Unemployment is raising because of extended lockdowns and economic uncertainty. This issue is affecting and putting in risk all the basic needs of the families. With the sustainable greenhouses we're able to help and give hope to these families, bringing them tools to become self-sufficient and independent with their alimentation, and also support between them, coworking as a community.
Cheerful Afghan Winter & Summer After a successful winter program we have now expanded our activities and campaign to the summer. Everyday 1500 children in Kabul, Herat, Mazaresharif, Bamyan, Khost and Nanagarhar are enjoying many different social, fun, healing and educative activities. It is difficult to be a child in Afghanistan especially for the underprivileged ones such as children of refugee camps, orphanages and street-working children.  We provide them different classes, arts, social skills and first of all hope.
Replace a School in an Earthquake Zone in Bolivia Click ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION abajo para ESPANOL. MMB is working on its 54th school construction project with the community of Tunas Pampa, in Aiquile, Cochabamba, to replace a school in danger of collapsing on its students and teachers due to strong seismic activity. MMB will also fully equip the new school and replace the dilapidated teacher housing and communal bathrooms.
Support 4000 youths to be future ready in Lagos Future Readiness Tour plans to equip 4000 teenagers in 20 public secondary schools across Lagos state, Nigeria with 10 future skills stipulated by the World Economic Forum to give them the edge needed to build a future for themselves. Through access to professional mentoring, design thinking training and resources (coding, digital fabrication) to build solutions to the problems in their community, these young people are empowered to take on the future.
Bangladesh Street Children Comprehensive Help The main goal of the project is to provide for street children of the Mohammadpur Town Hall area some play activities, supplementary nutrition, medical assistance, winter clothing, cultural experiences, literacy education, employment training and promotion, and behavioral guidance. The project aims to give these children some of the basic care which they are entitled to but not provided presently by society and provide them respect and support in their difficult lives.
Operation Purple Healing Adventures Operation Purple Healing Adventures are family retreats designed specifically to help families dealing with injuries, including PTSD or TBI. Healing Adventures offer a place to rediscover family-fun and togetherness, specifically for those families trying to adjust to a "new normal."    "It pulled us closer together and at the same time took me out of my comfort zone. Never made to feel like our sickness and challenges are handicaps." -Service Member dad
Big Rhinos Need Big Hearts Too Mature rhinos need as much support and love as the younger ones! In fact, even more so, as security concerns increase daily. Just because they are older and possibly a little less cute, does not make them any less vulnerable. We have 3 strong and incredible rhino survivors in our care that still need our support, commitment, love, and most importantly, protection. This comes with great financial costs that keep rising, and we can't do it alone. We need all the help we can get.
Integration Center for Orphans with Disabilities Step Up Orphan Opportunity Center is creating a permanent base in the remote Pskov region of western Russia to hold integration camps for disabled orphans from a local orphanage. The project will attract volunteers and specialists from Russia and Europe to conduct developmental activities and assist the orphanage children in their transition to independent living.
Help 30 First Generation Tribal Girl's Education This is first generation tribe is provided by education, safe accommodation, coaching, food, recreation and health. Tribe girl children were interior forest with their parents, who are migrating in to the forest. By the home program and home building construction/extension gives safe accommodation, continue education and sustainable running of hostel
Critter Camp Exotic Pet Sanctuary Rescues MorePets Critter Camp will save even more unadoptable small exotic pets that would otherwise be euthanized due to old age, chronic illness or aggression and give them a safe, healthy, happy life at our sanctuary; and care for the 300 animals here. We accept animals from all over the US, mainly in the Midwest. Many of the animals here live in free range colonies, some in small groups, & some are solitary. They all receive daily attention, excellent medical care, toys, treats, high quality food&loving care
Watch Our Meerkats Grow Meerkats are primarily insectivores but also eat other animals (snakes, eggs, millipedes, centipedes plants and fungi etc)   We try and provide this through a balanced diet here at DAKTARI. This project has been set up to give donors an opportunity to support our Meerkats.  The cost includes assumed veterinary fees, medical coverage (medicine), enrichment (toys and treats) and also food for the year.
Provide access to healthcare in rural Haiti This project brings medical care to a rural region of Haiti where quality medical care is rare. The clinic has served 2,966 patients in the past 2 years (2018 through Sept. 2019). Dr. Elizabeth Brea Ferrari, Director, has identified and treated intestinal parasites, infant malnutrition, respiratory infections, gastric maladies, accident injuries, and diabetes. The clinic has also provided over 2,037 vaccinations in support of a national vaccination campaign.
The Bedouin in Israel: Myths and Facts The Bedouin are a substantial, unrepresented & suppressed minority in Israel (numbering 220,000 people). British Shalom Salaam Trust with Israel Social TV will produce short video articles for a global audience on Myths and Facts concerning the Bedouin. We aim to cover women's & girls' rights; water rights; human & legal rights; media representation; & house demolitions. Working with Bedouin groups, we aim to show the reality of Bedouin life and give the Bedouin the stage to represent themselves
Justice for Pacific & Caribbean Women & Girls When women and children in Pacific Island and Caribbean region access the formal court system in gender-based violence cases, they face numerous barriers that block their pathway to justice. ICAAD's evidence (through review of 1000s of cases) shows the driving force behind this problem is gender discrimination, which includes: stereotypes, rape myths, and specific customary practices. By engaging civil society and the judiciary we use the insights from data to inform our interventions.
Wells - Providing Water to Cambodian Families Trailblazer Foundation's mission is to improve health, food security, education and economic development in rural Cambodia. Our first priority is the health of our partner villages in Siem Reap Province. Our health program focuses on providing wells and water filters to families, and constructing latrines to help improve a family's overall hygiene. In 2018, Trailblazer will drill 80 wells, at $320 each. An international travel company provides funding for 60 wells. Public support funds the rest.
Provide Skills for Success to Ghanaian Youth We're DIFFERENT...We don't just sponsor young people to attend a rural Vocational School.....4SROGBOE PARTNERS with them at school, after school, after graduation to make sure they're successful.  We provide all Fees,Textbooks, and 'Practicals' such as Catering and Dressmaking equipment/materials, but also we provide sewing machines for Dressmaking students to help them build home businesses to KEEP them in School. At all stages, we support and work with them to make them SUCCESSFUL in life.
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Finding Cures. Saving Children. St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is leading the way the world understands, treats and defeats childhood cancer and other deadly diseases. St. Jude is where doctors send their toughest cases, because St. Jude has the world's best survival rates for the most aggressive forms of childhood cancers.Learn more at sjtude.org  Follow us on facebook.com/stjude andtwitter.com/stjude.
Hold Onto Hope The Barrio Planta Project (BPP) provides relevant educational opportunities to hundreds of children in overlooked communities in Nicaragua with high-quality programs in ESL, Computers, the Arts, and more. BPP covers the cost of students enrollment and tuition through donations. In February, our school year begins, and we are hosting a fundraiser now to secure the enrollment of our students for the upcoming school year.
Transforming Brazil through high quality education This project will offer quality education to 20 students, 14 to 17 years old from the juvenile justice system, who will receive classes three times a week in the subjects of reading, writing, mathematics, for 9 months, in Sao Joao do Meriti, in Rio de Janeiro. Additionally, we will offer the Discovery classes, which are contemporary topics, permeated by socio-emotional support activities, taken to class every week to expand cultural repertoire.
Help overwinter 5 cubs in a Rehabilitation center The RNCO "Center "Tiger" intends to provide anti-poaching protection for the rarest cat on earth - the Amur tiger. There are only 350-400 of these cats left. 5 cubs stay in Rehabilitation center.
Hope for children who have never had a home Families in Darfur have fled their villages with nothing and now they want to leave the IDP camps to give a home and a future to their children. Visionary leaders in Kids for Kids Villages are welcoming these families, many of different tribes from their own,  so they can rebuild a new life for their children. They are providing land to new families and helping to build huts, but cannot do more, and the families come with nothing.  We are asking help to provide the basic essentials for survival.
Help Families Recover from Typhoon Haiyan Typhoon Haiyan was one of the strongest storms ever to make landfall. It tore through the Philippines in November 2013, killing over 6,000 people and affecting 14 million in total. We're working with survivors to help communities rebuild and to take charge of their own recovery.  But so much remains to be done, and that's why we need donors like you!
Help Create Instant ICT Jobs in Rural East Africa The project will set up a Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) facility in Ndhiwa Western Kenya.Five workstations equipped with low power demand computers from Inveneo and connected to broadband internet will be installed. Each will be linked to broadband internet and be used by 4 young men and women daily.

Result: 20 instant jobs each paying US$10 per day will be created improving economic standards, reducing youth unemplyment, transferring technology and stemming rural-urban migration.
Help Gaza Kindergartens Heal Children living under siege in the Gaza Strip have seen repeated military assaults, causing the death of loved ones and the destruction of familiar surroundings. The effects of the trauma they experience can last into adulthood, hindering their ability to cope with the challenges of living under occupation. This program will build a trauma-informed system of care in 20 new kindergartens in Gaza, which will provide a cushion of support for each suffering child.
Hurricane Sandy Relief for Santiago, Cuba Hurricane Sandy directly hit Cuba's second largest city, Santiago- flattening homes, hospitals and schools and affecting over one million people. Global Links is partnering with MEDICC and PAHO/WHO to help the damaged hospitals recover and continue providing health services.  Your donations will help Global Links ship medical materials for the hospitals and medical school, which was flooded by the hurricane.
CONSTRUCTION OF TWENTY FOUR ULTRA MODERN LIBRARIES This Project is aimed at constructing two ultra modern libraries in each region in Ghana.
Cascade AIDS Project's AIDS Walk Portland Give to AIDS Walk Portland to help prevent new HIV infections, care for and empower people living with HIV/AIDS, and eliminate HIV/AIDS-related stigma.
Provide 10 Orphans In India A Home Of Their Own We are helping 10-12 orphan children have a safe place to call home. Our partner, Mercy Homes, provides family style, loving orphan care including education, medical care and daily nutrition. We come along side them to raise funds to build the home. Your donation provides orphans safe shelter, and ulimately a future free from crime or the sex trade. Your donation helps build safety and shelter...every child needs a safe place to call home.