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Restoring edible landscapes in Ghana AGRI-WEB seeks to plant fruit trees and annual vegetable crops in 1,500 Ghanaian households. We are passionate about restoring the edible landscapes of Ghana where most fruits and vegetables are home grown and organic. The fruit trees we are planting include Mango, Coconut, Avocado, Citrus and Soursop whiles vegetables such as carrots, tomatoes, chili pepper and aubergines will be included. Building interest in agriculture is essential for economic development and environmental protection.
Help Reintegrate Former Child Soldiers in Liberia The world watched as Liberian kids as young as 10 years old were exploited as armed combatants. Under threat of death, they committed terrible acts of violence against the Liberian society. Many turned to substance abuse to cope with their experiences. In partnership with IDEFOC, our program named Botanical Reintegration Village aims to provide groups of former child soldiers a three-month program to help them recover from their trauma and obtain the skills necessary for social reintegration.
Books for 14,600 children in Mitchells Plain READ to RISE hopes to conduct our class programme in every Grade 2 and 3 class in Mitchells Plain, Cape Town. We conduct a sun session to excite children about reading. Each child will get a new book to take home.
Support Cambodian Children during COVID-19 The longer vulnerable children are out of school, the less likely they are to return. While NGOs in Cambodia are able to resume certain daytime activities, public schools will remain closed until the end of the year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Even though children are encouraged to study through distance learning, many are unable to access it, don't have the right resources, have to work instead or simply lose motivation. COLT supports more than 100 children during the current global crisis.
Help Create an HIV-free Future mothers2mothers (m2m) is building a healthy, thriving Africa. m2m trains, employs, and empowers women living with HIV as community health workers, called Mentor Mothers, to provide essential health education and services to pregnant women and new mothers, children, and adolescents. They are rigorously trained and paid, which benefits not only their families but also their communities.  We work in 10 countries: Angola, Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania, and Uganda.
Improve the wellbeing of 10,000 Orphans in Kenya Over 10,000 Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) in Lurambi Sub-County, Kakamega, Kenya lack basic needs, cannot access adequate support services, experience high levels of abuse, teen pregnancies, and an increasing rate of HIV/AIDs.  Our objective is to build the capacity of local communities, families, caregivers and Community Health Volunteers (CHVs) to provide a range of critical services for the OVC including community and home-based care and access to health and social services.
Educating Afghans in Peace and Human Rights In April of 2012, AIL hosted an international conference on love and forgiveness featuring Afghan writers, poets, scholars and musicians. The purpose of this conference was to reintroduce the ancient, peaceful culture and values of Afghanistan to its people after years of war and strife. This conference was such a success that AIL has been asked to host workshops on the topic for Afghan students, whom AIL believes will be the catalyst that brings peace, justice and human rights to Afghanistan.
Support Our Team of Therapy Horses In 2014, DreamPower Horsemanship provided equine-assisted activities and therapies to more than 450 children, teens and adults with special needs. Sixteen kind and patient equine partners work in the DreamPower program. This project will support our horses, making it possible for them to keep up their good work.
A Wheelchair spot on planes All Wheels Up (AWU) is funding and conducting the research needed for a wheelchair spot on planes.  AWU is crash testing wheelchair securement systems for in-cabin use and wheelchairs as airplane seats to prove the feasibility of a wheelchair spot on planes.   our humanitarian project is creating tool kits for emergency coordinators for mass evacuations of people who use wheelchairs during emergency situations.
Oldest Nature Magazine Needs Funding The Malaysian Naturalist is the only nature-based locally published magazine available in Malaysia.The MN is a quarterly published magazine aimed at promoting awareness of our natural history, conservation and sustainable development. The MN is a platform for professionals and enthusiasts alike; sharing their fondness for nature.
Educate 44 Orphans & Vulnerable Children in Kenya In 2013, Rechabite undertook educating orphans in Kinangop, Central Kenya, as one of its main pillars. To date, Rechabite has continued to offer quality education to orphans & vulnerable children as well and is currently seeking support to educate, feed, clothe and meet necessary needs for 44 children it has identified as orphans & vulnerable. This project seeks to change the lives of disadvantaged children through quality education, an opportunity for them to break out of extreme poverty.
More Healthy Meals to Children The project aims to guarantee food and nutritional security to more than 500 children that live in social vulnerability in Brazil. All donations will be used to distribute food baskets for poor families, milk and supplement for children in need, and guarantee nutritional and medical orientation for more than 300 families. This project will reach more than 1,500 people.
HELP CHILDRENS SPECIAL NEEDS SCHOOL IN CAPE TOWN With very limited resources Parow Inclusive School in Cape Town accommodates the needs of learners with special educational needs.  These learners have barriers to learning and require an extra level of support.  Parow puts the needs of the learner first and do everything possible to facilitate the learning experience in a way that addresses the child's special needs.   Some of children come from very poor backgrounds others are foster children, some from Orphanages and some refugees
Provide goats and hens to 100 widows and orphans 100 widows who lost their land and property to relatives will be trained and provided 4 goats and 3 hens each for income generation. Incomes wil help in education and feeding of orphans.
Animal Farming & the Jungle: Reporting from Brazil With this project, Sentient Media launches an investigative journalism arm in Brazil, focused on animal agriculture, environmental and climate effects of intensive farming, and welfare and rights of animals. Brazil is both a key player in global livestock production and the main home of the Amazon rainforest. This potential for conflict is exacerbated by the mounting climate crisis and the lack of political will for necessary action. Compelling, high quality reporting is urgently needed.
Support ICAP Fellows ICAP assists highly promising mid-career professionals from underrepresented groups in advancing to senior positions in international affairs.  There have been 20 classes of "ICAP'ers" who have participated in this seminar-- rising leaders in non-profit organizations, government, academia, and business.  The participants and program have not only advanced careers, but diverse voices in foreign policy-making.
Old age home for 300 abandoned elderly women Vrindavan, a holy town, is home to appx.15,000 widows abandoned & destitute. Abandoned by their families, they end up begging for survival. With your support, Maitri has built & furnished two ashrams in Vrindavan & Radhakund, providing shelter, food, clothing, & healthcare to 150 resident widows & 100 widows living in the neighborhood. Your donation will help provide them with essentials for a dignified & healthy living as well as skill them for livelihood opportunities. You make a difference!
Help Women Feed the World Worldwide, 2.5 billion people live on less than $2 a day and 925 million people live in hunger. Investing in women farmers - such as providing them with information, land rights, organizing support, time-savings systems, and better access to public-private partnerships - not only benefits women and their families economically, but also increases overall global crop production. Women can lift themselves from poverty and can feed the world; they just need our support.
Paamonim - Economic Guidance for Families Pa'amonim - Personal long-term guidance for families experiencing economic difficulties with the aim of getting to a point where finances are balanced according to sound decision making based on criteria, help in finding debt solutions. In this way the families may extricate themselves from the cycle of poverty.
Market Gardens for 40 starving Families in Kabuba. NAP Elite Trust plans to drill 2 boreholes and install solar powered pumps to empower 40 starving families whose some of children are currently not attending school due to lack of funds, to establish market gardens, in Kabuba Village of Binga district in Zimbabwe.
Jugaad (Innovation) Lab for Disadvantaged Girls We seek to provide a much-needed space for young girls who come from socially and economically disadvantaged backgrounds to ignite their interest in STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematics). A lab for girls to continue to spark their imagination and aid their intellectual growth and development; a place where they can tinker, build, break and rebuild stuff to learn through hands-on work and experimentation to enable them to develop a keen eye towards problems in their communities.
'Weaving Futures' Women's Skills Education Weaving a new approach to poverty alleviation by 9th of July, 2014.

Our aim is to become a Women's Weaving Cooperative to empower our members through community based learning and skills development and to create an alternative source of income for our Weaving sisters.
In Bali artisans traditionally played an essential role in maintaining culture through the arts.  In days gone past our grandmothers learned to weave before they were allowed to marry.
Educate Special Needs Children in South Africa Provide free education, vocational training and therapy for 35 special needs children in rural Thabazimbi, South Africa.  These children hail from the poorest rural living areas, live in horrific conditions and is exposed to violence and hunger on a daily basis.  The school provides 2 meals and a snack daily, academic and vocational education, speech, physio and occupational therapy and after school care providing a full day service.  Parents are able to look for work and do odd jobs for income.
Providing Inclusive House for PWD in Sulawesi As of 21 October 2018, 2,256 people are known to have died following the earthquake and tsunami in Central Sulawesi occurred on 28th September, 2018. An estimated 67,000 houses have been damaged and almost 223,751 people are currently displaced. YEU would like to focus its response to build inclusive disaster resilient in partnership with communities. Therefore, it will be very beneficial if there is an empowerment for the communities, especially in terms of inclusive resilience in Central Sula
Help protect 1000 children from child abuse By training Sunday school teachers to run a child abuse prevention programme, 1000 children learn that their body is special, how to say no, and who to turn to if they feel uncomfortable.  Jerry the Giraffe is invited to visit the group for ten sessions, and through teaching fun songs and activities  and using bible stories, the children learn to protect themselves.
BakerRipley/ Hurricane Harvey Relief BakerRipley has an important role in disasters. We are currently operating the Emergency Shelter at NRG Center in partnership with NRG, and Harris County, assisting thousands of neighbors in need. After the flood waters from Harvey recede, we are responsible for assistance with long term recovery. Working in collaboration with other agencies, we pick up after the initial emergency responders and work on helping people restart their lives.
Disaster Recovery of Flood Affectees in Sindh Pak Several recent natural disasters have affected farming communities badly over the last few years, forcing them to depend on external aid. Flooding from the rains of 2011 destroyed millions of houses.  Millions of acres of standing crops were also destroyed which were the only source of income for these poor families living in remote areas.A small amount of support  can help these people restore their livelihoods, and to provide food grains, fodder for their livestock, and vegetables for eating
Organic Farming Training to 500 Farmers in India Organic Farming Training plans to provide low cost fertilizers, pesticides etc, obtained from plant and animal products to 50 farmers from 10 villages in Madurai District, including the boys and girls
Saving 50 children from substance-abuse cycle The program is to provide safety nets to 50 young children and teens in Pai which is a drug-prone area to prevent them from substance abuse.They will receive life-skills training and extra-curricular activities and receive free meals every Saturday.Every month their parents are also given training on parenting skills and substance abuse prevention. Substance-abuse prevention Children camp will educate and raise awareness among the kids at risk in the community.
Zakat for Palestinian Medical Students Scholarship We are fundraising to help medical students pay their tuition and relief their families financial hardship Cost per beneficiary.  The project provides one time $1000 scholarships to students OR Full tuitions for others "about $6000 a year".   These scholarships benefit medical students in Gaza and the West Bank. The impact of these scholarships on the students and their families is huge as described by the students themselves.
DSCG Community Free Range Poultry Project The community of Kodike majorly depends on farming and rearing birds and animals and majorly chicken and Goat's.   The community of Kodike is currently facing the challenge of of scarcity of food and limited sources of income and largely contributed by the lockdown due to Corona Virus (COVID-19).  However, through David Saint Care Group  (DSCG) over 25 households have been helped to have a bunch of 6 birds each, i.e.  5 female hens (layers) and 1 roaster in a bid to help boost their income.
Tsunami Relief - Safe drinking water in India Provide community water purification and disinfection systems for immediate tsunami relief as well as long-term rebuilding efforts in Tamil Nadu, and other tsunami-stricken areas in India.
Equipment and functionning of a Children's Shelter The project will help children victim of violence and living in the street, to have a safe place to build their life project. The shelter supports 150 children on a 24h basis and 150 during the day.
Saving Belize's Birds 2022 Belize Bird Rescue is the only multi-species avian rescue facility in Belize, rescuing orphaned, injured and illegally trafficked parrots and other wild birds of the Central American rainforest.
VOTR Dir. of Philanthropy is running for Veterans! Director of Philanthropy of VOTR is running the upcoming Cherry Blossom 10-miler race for Veterans On the Rise!  Hoping to spur engagement from the community and to meet other runners would might like to volunteer to support VOTR in future community running and road race efforts.
Providing healthcare for villages in rural India This project provides a group of villages with access to healthcare through a primary care outpatient clinic in order to improve health outcomes and economic productivity.
Help 50 Afghan Farmers Plant Fruit Trees Providing fruit trees for 50 Afghan farmers will support sustainable livelihoods and help renew the environment. Tree planting will take place in 5 villages outside of Kabul where GPFA currently has ongoing community projects. Each farmer will receive 50-100 trees in an effort to develop new commercially viable orchards on individual jeribs of land (equivalent to about half an acre). The fruit harvested from these trees is anticipated to increase the income of each farm household by 25%.
SUPPORT ARGENTINA FOOD EMERGENCY- 12.500 BENEFITS This project has the objective of providing, during a year,  monthly foods bags including healthy and sustainable food  items to 12. 500 low-income benefits that are facing hunger in Argentina.
Help a Malnourished Child with Whisper's Hospital Whisper's Magical Children's Hospital is Uganda's third dedicated children's hospital. The hospital works 7 days a week, 24 hours a day; it specializes in emergencies, blood transfusions, and treating malnourished children. The hospital also provides free meals, nappies (diapers) and clean bedding daily.  Each month the hospital treats around 1000 children. We treat children for a flat $10 fee, although about 260 patients a month are admitted and attended to without any fees at all
Give 300 Students Access to Art This project will provide ten under resourced classrooms with arts education for a full academic year. Art is an equalizer and is shown to enhance student performance in core curricular areas. Art develops tools for self expression and ignites students with actionable curiosity for innovation. There are six million students in the United States with no access to an arts education. Support the expansion of arts education, and grant a space for creative exploration for 300 students.
Combat Health Disparities for Kachin Women This project will build and fully implement a pathology lab at the Ja Reng Yang Clinic in Mai Ja Yang, Myanmar.  Our work supports the Kachin, an ethnic minority based in northern Myanmar who have been internally displaced due to prolonged conflict with the Burmese military regime.  The lab will screen Kachin women refugees for HIV/AIDS, malaria, and TB, which will improve the quality of health and health care in this region.
Review Mission 2017: Patients Progress & Growth Follow-up of patients is vital to understanding the impact we are having on each of our beneficiaries' lives. Project Harar wishes to review patients who received surgery from our international medical team during our Complex Missions from 2012 - 2016.  A small team of our medics who have been involved in multiple missions over the last 4 years will travel out to Ethiopia to meet with their former patients and review their conditions now, and assess how the surgery has changed their lives.
Help marginalized Mexican children and teenagers Yo quiero Yo puedo (IMIFAP) will reduce school dropout, improve the quality of education, school performance, promote a healthy lifestyle and improve opportunities for marginalized children and teenagers. This will be done in different states in Mexico through diverse efforts and programs that are focused on education and life skills.
Girl Child Redemption:A Tribute to Girl Abduction The vulnerability of innocent girls in  war areas and the forced  life choices have ruined many lives and hopes. Girls have become victims of greed, power hunger  and abused for their sex. Beats in a jungle   explores girl abduction and  effect of this senseless act. It inspires a girl's fight to escape  captivity amidst treachery, remorselessness .it seeks to restore hope and living on despite ruins and encourages a never give up resolution. An inspiration to girl child powerful instincts.
Medical care & rehabilitation changing lives Nepal In Nepal medical care comes with a price tag many cannot afford, We work with an organisation called MeRO (previously known as NHEDF) and enable access to medical care by funding and facilitating medical & surgical intervention, nursing care, physiotherapy and rehabilitation services for people who have experienced life changing illness or injury and cannot access such services due to poverty. We change the lives of people who have no one else to turn to and nowhere else to go.
Support Orphans to access education for four years Centre for counties research and development agency plans to support need total orphans to access secondary education who hail from the most poorest sub-county of Awendo -Migori Kenya, by paying secondary school fees for four years. This project will support 15 total orphans to access secondary education for four years and make them better leaders of tomorrow.
Better Safe Than Sorry - Medical IDs for Epilepsy In an emergency when you can't speak for yourself, a medical ID bracelet speaks for you. Prompt diagnosis is critical to effective treatment. A brief description of vital medical facts, such as type of epilepsy, medications taken, and other treatment forms, engraved on a medical ID ensures appropriate & timely medical care. The Epilepsy Society of Northwest Florida will use funds raised through this project to provide 200 free medical id bracelets to low income patients living with epilepsy.
Safe and secure spaces for our children This project will benefit the 62 children living temporarily under our roofs while their legal situation is being dealt with. The CRAN facilities are more than 30 years old and every semester we need to carry out a general maintenance of each zone and space where our children live. The specific objective of this project is to be able to provide our children with a loving environment where they can develop physically, mentally and emotionally.
Christmas Ribbon Appeal 2020 THE ROTARY CLUB OF BALLYCASTLE , NORTHERN IRELAND annually raise funds for local charities by selling yellow ribbons which are then put on the Christmas Tree to remember loved ones not with us and , in doing so,  raising much needed funds for  local charities whose essential work has been adversely impacted by Covid 19.
Sponsor A Girl's Education in Rural Morocco Education For All Morocco ensures girls in the High Atlas region of Morocco can access secondary school by building and running safe, superbly staffed, well-equipped boarding houses. We have 6 boarding houses accommodating over 200 girls. It costs $3 a day to give a girl 3 nutritious meals, a cosy bed, access to books and computers and a 'family-feeling' community of dedicated staff and friends for ongoing support and encouragement. This project will sponsor 50 girls in our new house!
Support 100 households to access safe  water This project aims at reducing diarrhea  and other communicable diseases among children aged  between 3 to 10 years  from poor households due to  drinking dirty water , reduce on child and women abuse at water source points  which result from fighting for safe drinking water  in Mityana district of Uganda by constructing 5 water sources in to benefit 100 households
Enhancing  orphans and  needy children livelyhood the target orphans and needy children lack support to acquire education, health and shelter. This project calls for a donor to change their status of living to a bright generation to come. the project target orphans and needy children disadvantaged to be in school, care and mentoring for a generation to come. We have 425 orphans and needy children in our school, child rescue academy integrated, and 230 of whom stay in our compassion orphanage home.195 needy children stay with their care takers.
Enable 50 Rwandan Mothers to Farm for Profit This Income Generation Cooperative enables local women to raise the standard of living for their family, provide proper nutrition for their kids, purchase health insurance and obtain respect for women
Sponsor Food to Underprivileged & Orphan Children Social Action for Manpower Creation (SAMPARC) is non-profit making Public Charitable Society and Trust in India established in 1990 for the rehabilitation, care and educational development of orphan children, children of socially victim women and all other needy, poor and disadvantaged children. SAMPARC needs your support in providing nutritious breakfast, lunch & diner to 341 underprivileged, needy & orphan children in our SAMPARC Orphanage.