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COVID-19 Response: Give for Girls The COVID-19 pandemic has turned lives upside down. But you can ensure that no girl or child is forgotten. Your gift to Plan International USA will be used where needed most, to help create sustainable change and address the root causes of poverty and inequality. Donations can support programs, innovation, and infrastructure required to deliver our programs to girls and children worldwide, in areas such as protection, education, health, sanitation, disaster relief and economic empowerment.
Provide wheelchairs to change lives in Kenya This project aims to provide 929 disabled people in Kenya with the wheelchairs they need to be mobile, healthy, independent and active.  We will focus on six regions of Kenya where disabled people live in poverty and are frequently isolated, helping wheelchair services to become sustainable and continue to provide vital wheelchairs in the future.
Bringing Craft to Children in Need in San Diego To deliver quality arts +craft instruction and kits to children in need. San Diego Craft Collective designs, prepares, delivers, + provides instruction for craft kits to children in hospital rooms, homeless shelters, and classrooms.  The craft kits contain quality, eco-conscious materials, and include instruction from amazing teachers. This community arts program provides essential emotional, mental, + kinesthetic development for children with little to no access to craft opportunities.
Provide Kenyan students university education Young people in Kenya know that education and training is key to getting out of poverty and a productive future. The Umoja Project provides a network of care to orphaned children in this area of extreme poverty. Primary students receive food, school uniforms and vital psychosocial support.  Secondary students receive fees.  More resources are needed to support motivated students beyond secondary school, so that they can obtain skills to gain employment and support themselves and their families.
Cyclone Idai Relief Fund Intense Tropical Cyclone Idai was one of the most powerful storms to ever hit southern Africa, killing more than 1,000 people and leading hundreds of thousands more to flee their homes. This fund will provide immediate relief to people impacted by the storm in addition to longer-term recovery assistance. All donations to this fund will exclusively support disaster relief and recovery efforts in Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Malawi.
Give Hope to 20 Single Young Mothers in Tanzania Ilula Orphan Program aims at helping Single Young Mothers gain necessary skills to get the lost hope after being the victims of early pregnancy. The program that focuses on Single Young Mothers will remove the challenges faced by the single mothers who acquired their motherhood at teen-age and were abandoned by their family members and their partners.
Hokkaido, Japan Earthquake Relief Fund A tremor of 7, the highest level on Japan's seismic intensity scale, was recorded in Hokkaido, Japan on Thursday, September 6th. The massive quake and ensuing shocks caused destructive landslides with at least 44 deaths and over 650 injured. Over 2,600 victims are sheltered in evacuation centers and 6000 households are without clean water. Your contributions will fund Civic Force's rescue operations and provide medical assistance at evacuation centers.
iPad for 84 students with hearing Impairment,Spain The consequences that suffer children with hearing disabilities at communicative level are very serious because the hearing disability prevents them from interacting with their classmates with normality, leading to situations of social and educational exclusion.  From a very early age we work the integration of deaf children with hearing children, relying on an inclusive education. Only an outstanding inclusive education can guarantee their future social and professional integration.
THE SEND A SEED WOMEN'S PROJECT; KABALE -UGANDA The Send a Seed Women's project in Kabale Uganda is aimed at sustaining the indigenous good seeds and utilizing seeds  not only as food sources but also as an income generating project for the families  involved.Also natural manure and other forms of organic manure are use,and not artificial manure, to increase soil fertility.In times of COVID-19 pandemic,nutritious food is essential.
Give the Gift of Education! We are rallying our donors and sponsors to Give the Gift of Education in 2022! The last few years have brought unprecedented changes worldwide and Nicaragua is no exception. Next year we are asking for donations to our scholarship drive to help support Nicaraguan families and provide a high-quality bilingual education for all students. We are providing scholarships for girls in our new Jump for Joy program. We ask donors to consider becoming a recurring donor to make a lasting impact!
SANITARY PADS, PANTS FOR POOR GIRLS IN NYANZA Our project is based on both personal hygiene of the girl child and the environment they live and study in. Poor girls in the rural primary schools in Nyanza don't have access to sanitary pads, bathing soaps and clean panties. Our target takes in to consideration the age of the girl child, poverty level and academic performance. It's our humble postulation to help these girls by providing them with these to enable them feel safe and secure as they pursue their education
Help set up a STEM learning centre The World Economic Forum believes nearly two-thirds of children entering school today will work in jobs that don't yet exist. This means there should be a fundamental shift in the kind of skills that we prioritise among our youth. And yet Young people in Livingstone have limited access to technology & material necessary for a great stem education. We believe inculcating STEM skills and giving the youth this centre will help them to grow.  The centre will cater to over 300 young boys and girls.
MainstreamingPeople withMental Illness inKarnataka As per census over 15 Million Indians suffer from Mental Illness. Health care systems fall alarmingly short  of catering to their needs. Reintegration of these people into mainstream is a far fetched dream, especially for those who are from underprivileged segments. APD addresses this through a structured program which aims at inclusion of these people in mainstream. APD collaborates with NIMHANS & other professional bodies in this field to ensures psychotherapy and psychiatric treatment
Support 50 Muslim Girls to Become Nurses Globally, Muslim women have lacked educational opportunities to benefit their communities. This program began in Sulu Province, Philippines in 2015. Our goal was to provide 50 female students with a quality education in order to launch their nursing careers.  Sulu is comprised of 19 island districts, with a population of close to 1 million people, and is served by only 16 medical doctors. Nurses are the framework of public health. Thus far, AAI has helped some 225 young women to become nurses.
Temporary Shelter for Hurricane Florence survivors Lutheran Services Carolinas (LSC) will provide temporary housing assistance to  vulnerable Hurricane Florence survivors, including those who are elderly, disabled, and low-income, who have been displaced from their homes because of the widespread flooding caused by the storm.
Help nourish 300 Ugandan children! Children living in rural Southwestern Uganda are falling behind before they even have a chance to start life. They are not getting the full range of nutrients they need to grow up healthy and strong. Edesia is partnering with the Millennium Village Project to provide Ekitobeero, a fortified, peanut paste to enrich the diets of 300 children between the ages of 6 and 24 months. Help fund this vital project, so that more Ugandan children can reach their full potential.
EDUCATE 618 ORPHANS IN UGANDA This project will pay school tuition for 618 children orphaned by HIV/AIDS, providing enough exercise books, pens and pencils.
Empower 100 Rural Women in Rwanda in 100 Days Our project is for 100 very vulnerable women living in the remote, rural district of Nyamasheke. We will set up 5 co-operatives with rapid turnover, income generating activities, increasing their income and improving their livelihood conditions. We will provide intensive counseling over a 3 month period for trauma recovery and for sustainable future development.
Transform 3000 lives with clean water in Zambia Your support will help acquire an environmentally friendly solar powered water system that will benefit 3000 people including 100 peasant farmers in Namanongo. This will not only help meet the community's water needs, but also relieve women and girls from the strenuous task of using hand pumps, allowing girls to focus on school and women on income generating activities. Access to water will also secure the health of 1500 and 3500 goats and spur agricultural production and economic activities.
Caritas Lerncafe - Free learning support The "Lerncafes" (learning cafes), a free afternoon educational support project focused on education and social integration, are a highly successful and internationally recognized service that has been established by Caritas in Austria during the past years. At in total 56 "Lerncafe" locations, children from refugee and migrant families, as well as from host communities get access to free study support to succeed in school, enhance their language and social skills as well as afternoon care.
Help 30 Tanzanian girls on Vocational Training This project intends to give skills training in tailoring & embroidery courses for sustainable livelihoods to vulnerable girls in Kilombero District in Tanzania. With this vocational skills training girls live with dignity by earning themselves. During this training, beneficiaries will learn and develop skills in tailoring & embroidery work on sarees, blouse pieces. We provide Sewing Machine, Tool Kit to survive on their own and live with Dignity.
10 Computers for School Dropouts in Manila Young Focus wants to tackle computer illiteracy among school dropouts. Young Focus already has a special 'Catch-UP' center for school dropouts at the edge of a large squatter area in Tondo, Manila. We want to set up a computer room with 10 computers to give 200 children and teens an opportunity to develop their talents through educational computer programs.
Cultivate 2,000 New Leaders for Global Health To improve health, our world needs leaders who engage in community-driven, collaborative, and sustainable approaches. GlobeMed partners university students with grassroots organizations that model this kind of leadership. Through GlobeMed partnerships, students support community-driven health projects while developing their skills as future leaders for global health.
Save sea turtles on the Great Barrier Reef This project allows researchers in Queensland, Australia to check endangered sea turtles for disease and track population trends.  Work will occur in areas with high growth potential and little to no baseline data; this information will help us protect sea turtle populations on the Great Barrier Reef.
TWO DISABLED CHILDREN FROM A FAMILY NEED YOUR HELP Two disabled children from the same poor family live in KGF, Karnataka, India.   While one boy child aged 10 years is blind and is awaiting an eye surgery, the other girl child aged 2 years, needs to be operated for her speech disability.  It is sad that so many families have more than one child with a disability.  Through this project Balajothi hopes to create a strong support mechanism among the underprivileged disabled community.
REHABILITATION OF THIRD GENDER IN BANGLADESH This project will build a strength in Bangladesh providing rich training.The Persons with Third gender in Bangladesh will be awareness in the society. Planning, measuring and counting to implement adequate service delivery in action on rehabilitation of third gender peoples.Employing more staff in the office. Also by assisting Government in social service as well.Post: Raihanpur under district of Barguna at Barishal Divisions  of Bangladesh are the project area.
Mentor Network for 10 Sustainable Entrepreneurs The William James Foundation identifies for-profit entrepreneurs who are making the world a better place & connects them to experts & investors so they can scale into sustainable ventures. Help us support entrepreneurs from all over the world who are using business to tackle the truly difficult challenges (hunger, clean water, light and power for the poorest, etc.)
Provide water in Samburu, Kenya International Medical Corps brings clean water to rural villages in Samburu District, one of the most arid regions of Kenya.
Help India Fight the Unprecedented COVID Surge This project will help build and operate COVID Health Center in the poverty-stricken area of Western India, which along with entire India is facing an unprecedented second wave of COVID. The Health Center will have 100 beds and essential medical supplies like oxygen tanks, ventilators, CT-scan machine (and much more). It will save thousands of lives and help the underserved section of the society avoid succumbing to the disease.
Restore a Forest in Rwanda This project is part of WCS's global effort to restore and conserve the world's most biodiverse forests. WCS needs $40,000 to restore 111 hectares (275 acres) of tropical broadleaf forest in areas of Rwanda's Nyungwe National Park, Africa's largest montane forest park, which were burned by human-set fires. Restoring these areas would help support the habitat of chimpanzees, amphibians, and over 300 species of birds, as well as contribute 49,000 tons of CO2 sequestered over 30 years!
Water for Learning in Kenyan & Ugandan Schools This project will address the lack of clean water, hygiene and sanitation facilities in EPAfrica's partner schools in East Africa through investment in facilities to collect, store, clean and distribute water. Complementary hygiene and sanitation facilities such as handwashing stations and clothes washing stations may also be installed. This funding will enable us to improve the water situation in eight schools, directly impacting the health and education of at least 4,000 students.
Shelter for victims of domestic violence in Kosovo This proposal requests funding providing shelter and program services to women and children who are escaping domestic abuse, trafficking, forced prostitution or other forms violence and abuse in Mitrovica, Kosovo.
Junior Achievement of Southeast Texas - BizTown Junior Achievement's BizTown is the culmination of classroom-based, teacher-led curriculum where students leave their classrooms for a simulated real-world experience at JA's experiential learning lab.  Students learn about wants and needs, goods and services, the role of government, and how banks work. They elect their own Mayor and Judge, create their own laws, develop resumes and apply and interview for jobs at JA BizTown.
PREPARE 10000 SLUM PEOPLE FACE DISASTER IN CHENNAI The project   aims to mitigate the heavy loss of lives and the properties of the communities belonging to the slums of Chennai city of India and to quicken the process of recovery through Disaster Preparedness.  The focus is on the most vulnerable sections of  senior citizens, the people living with disabilities, women and children. Strategy: Training on Disaster Preparedness to senior citizens, disabled, children, women. overall 10000 community members and 1000 lead volunteers will be trained.
Help To Rehabilitate Slow Lorises In Sumatera The project is the weakening of the illegal trade with absolutely protected sumatran Slow loris in North Sumatra through enabling effective enforcement of the laws. The cornerstone of achieving this goal is construction of a rehabilitation center for confiscated individuals with the organization ISCP cooperate to the Department of Natural Resources and Ecosystem Conservation (BKSDA) North Sumatra. Also be followed pet trade monitoring, education and rehabilitation before release into the wild.
Prevention of Genocide against Pygmies in the DRC This project assists the Programme d'Integration et Development (PIDP), a Bambuti NGO which documents human rights abuses against Bambuti Pygmies, especially women and children, in the Ituri Forest of the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. PIDP desperately needs a heavy-duty vehicle to reach isolated Bambuti communities - to document human rights abuses, and to provide emergency services like health care and food parcels. This forms part of the PIDP Campaign for the Prevention of Genocide
An App for That: Scaling up Sustainable Farming Our farmer training mobile app is an innovative program connecting a network of over 1.3 million rural farmers in 40 countries to information on sustainable farming methods. We're arming these communities with the tools to combat drought, desertification, famine and other environmental and humanitarian crises linked to climate change. Your support will allow us to scale up this program, provide tablets to farmers and trainers, and expand climate-smart agriculture best-practices to remote areas.
Safeguarding Indigenous Seeds in Southwest Morocco This project will gather, grow, reproduce, store & distribute indigenous Amazigh Anti-Atlas variety of barely, millet and wheat seeds increasingly under threat of disappearing. These graints have grown over mellenia and are entirely adapted to the dry mountain ecosystem. Providing some 40 local farmers who practise livelihood farming with these varieties will decrease their expenses, their dependency on external sources and provide them and families with bread, major food staple in the region.
Educate Ethical and Innovative Leaders for Africa Ashesi University empowers young Africans with entrepreneurial skills and ethical foresight to be agents of change in their communities. All gifts are combined to support Ashesi's mission of educating ethical, entrepreneurial leaders for a new Africa. Our current funding priorities are to build more on-campus student housing, strengthen our scholarship program, invest in faculty research and development, and share our learnings with other institutions.
Chennai floods-help rebuild 3000 children's lives Relief and rehabilitation support is required for 3000 children and their families who live in the slums of Chennai and have been affected by recent catastrophic flooding. This project will provide clothing, learning materials, health care, recreational activities and psycho-social counselling for 3000 children, and livelihood support for their mothers.  Special care will be provided for the needs of affected adolescent girls, providing sanitary napkins and supplementary educational support
Malaysia Tsunami Relief Fund Scores of people were swept from beaches near the northern island of Penang, and more than 200 houses were destroyed.
Shipping Supplies to Source of Life Clinic We have much needed medical supplies that need to be shipped to Source of Life Medical Clinics in Ouaguadougou, Burkina Faso. We are shipping a 40' shipping container full of much needed medical supplies and equipment valued at $500,000.
Provide Computer Training at Freetown Computer Lab A computer lab and the on-going training will complement our on-going educational and business development activities at the Door of Hope community in Freetown.  The community has over 1000 children, youths and adults that have LIMITED or NO exposure to computer training. Access to computers and training will enable them to become computer proficient.  This vital skill will facilitate their success in today's technology-driven society - helping them to obtain jobs or improve their businesses.
Save the Gili Turtles & Help to Build a Hatchery Gili Islands are famous for year-round experiences with endangered Green and Hawksbill turtles. We aim to create a safe haven for turtle nests that currently are under threat from poaching, trampling, storm surges and pollution, with a simple hatchery on the beach for protected incubation before immediate release to the ocean. Educating, retraining & recruiting poachers to become Turtle Rangers to track down and relocate eggs will provide a sustainable salary and boost eco-tourism in the Gilis.
Empower 25 women waste collectors in Bolivia The project will empower 25 women waste collectors and their families to improve their quality of life and their work conditions in Cochabamba, Bolivia. It will provide them with waste collector carts, a motorcycle cart, personal protection equipment, important work contacts and 180 educational workshops in: organization, health, hygiene, recycling and fabrication of crafts. These tools will allow them to optimize their work and consolidate a Recycling Waste Collectors and Artisans Association
COVID 19 Sanitary Pack Drive The COVID 19 Sanitary Pack Drive will support 500 vulnerable girls in Kilifi County, Kenya to help them manage their menstrual health hygienically and in a more dignified way. These girls are currently experiencing difficult times in regard to their menstrual health since most of the places they depended on for the free supply of pads have been closed indefinitely due to the COVID19 pandemic. This project will provide them with a sanitary package; sanitary towels, pants, and bathing soap.
Rescue 20 children from the streets in Ashaiman We look for the most vulnerable children on the streets of Ashaiman, Tema and Accra, who are willing to seize the chance for a better life. We provide them with temporary shelter away from the streets; where they can build trust and make friends. We prepare the children for school life as well as we support them during their course of education. We give our best to build individual opportunities of reintegration into family and society.
Build a Migrant Business School in Taiwan We are committed to Southeast Asian migrant workers' empowerment and skill training during their time in Taiwan to alleviate the poverty cycle.
Empower visually impaired for employment in Rwanda Provide appropriate assistive devices (low techs) to 40 visually impaired youth and train them on the use of the devices including computers in Kigali City, Rwanda because most of them are unable to access them after finishing school. The devices will help them to access information for their development and use them in their daily life.
15 Year Anniversary Since 2006, AdvocAid has learned about what works to achieve feminist law reform. With your support, we will use the insights from our hands-on legal services and projects to raise the voices of the women and girls we work with to national and international platforms, creating change for generations of Sierra Leonean girls to come.  Your contributions through Global Giving give us the independence allow us to adapt and react to the needs of the women and girls we work with.
FUEL RELIEF - HURRICANE HARVEY Fuel Relief Fund is responding to the devastating Category 4 Hurricane Harvey that hit the coast of TX, by providing free fuel. Due to current power outages and flooding there is a desperate need for fuel for vehicles and  generators as well. Our  organization Is providing this fuel. Free fuel is given to individuals so they can access resources such as food, water, and shelter.
Ebola Outbreak: West Africa To date, officials are reporting nearly 10,000 deaths in West Africa due to this horrific virus.  With the death toll rising, MAP International continues to respond to the largest and most deadly Ebola outbreak in history by providing infectious disease protection suits and supplies to protect those treating the infected.
Livelihood project - Empowering Women and PLWHA This project targets women with low incomes and people living with HIV/Aids (PLWHA). It offers the opportunity of gaining a sustainable source of income by providing participants with small low interest loans that are unattainable through the banks here in Ghana. In addition, the project supports beneficiaries with basic business skills and training. This project will support the economic participation of women, promote gender equality, and improve the economic welfare of PLWHA in Ghana.