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Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Carla, Anastasia, Gabriela, Jenny, Sri Vaishnavi, and Joanna have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Owner Of My Time (And Life!) This project will provide per-hour work with dignity to 10,000 women in Peru: single mothers with children, young domestic workers and migrants from Venezuela. We will develop the First Peruvian Cleanning Internet Platform that will connect these women with per-hour work opportunities as cleanning ladies. They will receive trainning and monthly incomes over Minimum Wage, allowing them to provide for their families, look after their personal responsibilities and go for their dreams.
Education Gift to 9 Girls at Hope School, Kenya Orphans and Vulnerable Girl's in Africa face various hurdles on their path to education. Culture and tradition often keeps them at home while their brothers go to school. Some girls are forced to marry when they are as young as 13 in exchange for a few cows. If a girl convinces her family to send her to a "free" government school, she often cannot go because she lacks the funds for a uniform or supplies. Hope School is a social enterprise giving quality basic education to poor children.
Lotus Pedals - Help Cambodian Girls Get to School! Lotus Pedals provides heavy-terrain bicycles to hundreds of at-risk Cambodian girls who would not otherwise be able to traverse the considerable distance to the nearest schoolhouse. Parents sign an agreement with Lotus Outreach that their daughter, after receiving the bicycle from Lotus Pedals, will remain in school for at least 2 years. We monitor girls' attendance at school to ensure the effectiveness of the program: bicycles being given so these bright Cambodian girls can continue studying.
Safe Water for School Children in Rural Vietnam MEDRIX has installed 20 small LifeStraw nanotechnology water filter systems in schools in rural Vietnam to provide safe drinking water for the children. When we visit these schools, the only complaint we hear is, "it takes too long  to filter the water for our 200 children". Now we have a solution to that problem, the larger LifeStraw Community model filter system. We want to test these larger filter systems. Will you donate to help us buy, install and evaluate 3 of these larger systems?
Vidyaprasad - "Nourishing meals,nurturing dreams" Prevention of malnutrition related disability, along with increasing the literacy rate is the major goal of this intervention. Samarthanam is providing 250,000 mid day meals for school students for more than 85 schools. The hunger of the students in schools is being relished by providing nutritious meals to children to help them to be more attentive in classrooms and improve their school attendance rate.
Fighting Cyclone Hudhud creates havoc On 13th of October, Cyclone Hudhud has left a trail of destruction in Vishakapatnam. It destroyed the premises of Lebenshilfe, and the lives of many are in danger. It made landfall in Visakhapatnam and surrounding areas and left a huge pile of debris and trees behind.  The Project Fighting Cyclone Hudhud will help us rebuild the premises of Lebenshilfe for the safety of the inhabitants and help the children live a nornal life again.
Empower In Need University Scholars - Los Cabos With your help we will provide University education for one year to fifteen high-achieving students coming from some of the lowest income communities in Los Cabos.    The youth awarded the scholarships will recieve funding for 100% of their tuition, school books, English classes, Life Skills seminars and receive individualized support and mentoring.  This wholistic approach empowers students to improve their economic circumstances, quality of life and to realize their dreams.
Elephant Welfare & Sustainable Income In Thailand Our collaborative project is based in the village of Huay Pakout and focuses upon supporting and empowering local communities to achieve sustainable incomes through the implementation and promotion of ethical treatment of elephants.  The project supports the reintegration of elephants, that have previously worked in the tourism industry, back into the forest and the local community to develop an eco-tourism model dependent upon the conservation of the  local forests and habitats.
Provision of safe water for 700 inhabitants About 700 inhabitants in the Mudagammana village in Kandy district in Sri Lanka  face acute shortage of clean water for drinking and domestic purposes. This water shortage has an impact on the well being and economic activities of the community leading to poor sanitation and recurrent health problems. In this project, we propose to construct a sustainable s water supply system to bring down water through gravity from a perennial water stream located at higher elevation.
Music Supports 1000s of HIV+ and Refugee Children In 2016 Community Music Leaders trained by Musicians without Borders will work with 1000s of vulnerable HIV+ and refugee children. They use music to bring an experience of community, safety, creativity and joy to children who too often face isolation, danger, stagnation and sadness. The leaders are young people themselves from communities affected by conflict or HIV.   Your donation will fund  their on-going training to further develop skills and enhance their vital work with at-risk children.
Egyptian Food Bank Egyptian Food Bank has started a campaign under the name "Supporting Day Labor, a Social Responsibility" on March 20th. The deterioration of the economic status due to COVID-19 has affected a large number of employees and workers, especially Day labor. The campaign aims to distribute 3,000,0000 feeding boxes to the Day Labor whose daily pattern was and will be negatively affected more than any other criteria of workers.
Rebuild a School for 120 Students in Puerto Rico 40% of high school students in Puerto Rico are out of school. NUESTRA ESCUELA successfully serves this population since the year 2000 with over 1500 graduates. Our primary function is to support socio-economically disadvantaged youth who for various reasons drop out of school.  To continue providing these students an alternative model of education that grants them a high school diploma in a healthy and proper environment, we must rebuild our school premises in Caguas, Puerto Rico.
Help 100 Babies Be Born HIV-Free in Togo All infants deserve the chance to live a healthy life. This program provides essential medical care to pregnant women living with HIV to help them deliver babies who are HIV-free.
ADAPTATION, MITIGATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN DRC Human negative activities on the environment continue to accelerate the evolution of climate change. The most vulnerable environments and the associated species continue to disappear gradually and the harmful consequences on the human and animal populations cause casualties. The development of diseases and immigration and climatic emigrations, as well as famines are associated with these consequences. If we do not intervene we will find ourselves in an irremediable situation.
Formalize the African Art Centre with a Swipe This project will provide a point of sale electronic system at the African Art Centre in South Africa to ensure accurate sales of African art for 400 artists and crafters from disadvantaged communities.
Change the Lives of 650 Women in Crisis We provide the support needed, through safe housing assistance, legal assistance and workshops, for thousands of women experiencing an abusive and unhealthy relationship to build better lives.
ILGA World Conference 2022 Since the 1970s, ILGA World Conferences have brought together LGBTIQ leaders and activists from all over the world. They have been fundamental events for our movement ever since, and are moments to shape the life of our organisation.    ILGA World is queer democracy in action, and it all starts at ILGA World Conferences.   The 30th ILGA World Conference, hosted by the It Gets Better Project, will be held in LA Long Beach, California, United States from to 2 to 6 May 2022.
BeeHive School nurturing future Malawian leaders BeeHive's mission is to provide affordable, top-quality primary education to 180 children in the agricultural north of Malawi. The students start off on the right track, with the hopes that one day they will be equipped with the skills, confidence, and passion to tackle Malawi's gravest problems. A computer lab will allow the school to better realize its goals - it will allow students to broaden their horizons and learn essential skills and give teachers access to online resources.
Empower 230 Women in India with Solar Lanterns The Global Fairness Initiative’s saltLantern Campaign is raising funds to purchase and deliver solar lanterns to 230 salt farming women and their families in the desert of Gujarat, India.
Fix a Rogue River Dam The project will redesign and modify the irrigation dam and diversion works at the Gold Hill Irrigation District on the Rogue River in Oregon.  The dam constricts the main stem of the river and diverts much more water than is allowed by the district's water right. In addition, the dam and headworks divert migrating salmon and steelhead into a lethal canal and a by pass system that kills salmon and steelhead. Donations would help leverage grants to complete the project.
Weekend Meals for Homebound Seniors A weekend meals program targeted at the most needy and nutritionally at-risk seniors in the Portland area. Many of these seniors live in studio apartments or hotel rooms, subsist on low incomes and have no access to food. Our volunteers deliver a healthy meal, stay for a short visit, and check up on the welfare of these seniors -- and they're often the only person each senior will see that day.
Venezuela: mending our social fabric via 150 kids The deep humanitarian crisis has deteriorated our social fabric, affecting the most vulnerable: our children. OSCASI with 65 year experience improving lives in Petare is in a position to mend this situation. With this project we will feed, heal, educate and offer care to 150 kids that attend or two alternative schools in Petare, the largest slum in Caracas. We'll pay special attention to monitoring and providing nutrition to our children.  We'll also work with the community close to our schools.
CREATING JOB OPPORTUNITY TO MITGATE MIGRATION Migration in Ethiopia, especially in SNNPR, Hadiya Zone Lemo Woreda Shurimo Town and others economic, poverty and lack of job opportunity has become an issue, as the absorptive capacity of the communities is already limited due to the high population density, the division of plots of land into smaller parcels despite poor productivity, and the exploitation of land by poor management. In addition, the push factors for youth's migration in the projected area are lack of job opportunities,
Richmond Computer Centre - Erudio Project The Erudio Project as part of GHISA diverse programs delivers technology and e-literacy programs to children and young adults in under-served communities with the goal of developing basic computing skills. Fundamental to this vision is that the availability of and proficiency with technology is key not only to provide people with the insight and exposure they need but also with the skills and capabilities they need in order to develop a deeper understanding of the world in which they live in.
Multifunction Platforms: Energizing Rural Uganda Multifunction Platforms (MFPs) are an effective piece of development infrastructure that positively impact the livelihood of rural communities by increasing energy access.
Covid-19 Education raises indigenous women income In Una mano para Oaxaca, we are implementing a long-term post- COVID-19 crisis program that allows our indigenous communities in Oaxaca to recover from the economic recession and to regain foothold in the community.
Build Flood Defences in a Filipino Community The community of Banaba is affected by flooding almost every year. For the residents of this small community just outside Manila, it isn't a question of if there will be more flooding, but when. But these inspiring community members aren't taking matters lying down - they've organised themselves and come up with a solution. Your donations allow them to build defenses which will protect their homes and prevent their roads eroding.
School bus for Umoja students Umoja provides education and well-being support for vulnerable young Tanzanians. We need a school bus to get our children to and from school every day, for school trips, transporting donations or purchases of educational supplies and more!
Social Inclusion of Autistic Children in Poland Social inclusion of children and youth with autism through creative activities.
Project Kenya This project will help to build a structure that will have school, housing, drinking water and infirmary in Embu Kenya for poor children.
three rural Cambodian students career program Due to the lack of schools, teachers and resources the level of education in rural Cambodia is of a poor standard.  In order for the students to study the career of their choice they must pass Year 12.  This is Stage I of the project.  Kep Gardens has chosen three Year 12 students from poor socio-economic backgrounds who have proven through regular attendance and hard work at English classes that they will benefit from sponsorship to receive 9 months of private tutoring.
Teach High School Students to Stop Sexual Violence This project will enable us to teach sexual violence prevention to 1,250 high school students in Kibera equipping them with the knowledge, skills and resources they need to prevent, respond to and lead in ending sexual violence.
Child-safe playground at Yolanda House Shelter We will create a fully accessible, child-safe playground at the Yolanda House Domestic Violence Shelter. Play and other outdoor activities help children overcome the trauma of violence and heal.
Help Save rarest 100 Amur Leopards from Extinction The Phoenix Fund intends to provide anti-poaching protection for the rarest cat on earth - the Amur leopard. In 2010, when we started our conservation project, there were only 30-40 of these cats left in the wild. Combined efforts of donors, law-enforcement rangers and NGOs resulted in colossal population growth - monitoring conducted in 2019-2020 showed that the number of these big cats exceeded 100! We would like to continue this effort and make sure Amur leopards will have a safe habitat.
1000 small farmer families come out of distress Working with 1000 resource poor farming families to convert their farmland into sustainable, risk proof, Integrated Farming System (IFS) with substantially improved bio diversity, leading to better livelihood and environment
Basic Needs to 150 Refugees Children in Kampala This project will finish building two classrooms learning centers for refugee children, preparing at least 150 refugee children each year to join the formal education system, provide basic needs (food, shelter, education and health care to 150 refugee children victims of war and displacement, and advocate for their fundamental rights through a holistic approach (Spiritually, Intellectually and Physically). Some are orphans, children with disabilities,or born out of rape and sexually abused.
Khokana Earthquake Debris Removal Initiative In Khokana, near Kathmandu, the recent earthquake destroyed or damaged nearly all of its 1,000+ houses. People are now living in tents and temporary shelters. There is an urgent need to clear the debris and rubble of broken buildings so that rebuilding efforts can begin. Unfortunately, the community cannot afford to pay for the heavy machinery and skilled labour needed to remove the rubble. We ask for your support to help the Khokana community clear the way for a brighter future.
Covid-19 Relief for Inter-Faith Filipino Children In the Philippines, religious conflict and natural disasters have caused suffering for millions of Filipino children. This program provides care for children who are victims of the Covid-19 virus and other disasters. Inter-faith cooperation teaches students the value of teamwork and unity. We provide face masks, basic food, clean water, and hygiene. In response to the Covid19 crisis, we are currently providing PPE's, hand-washing supplies, and nutrition programs for more than 3,000 children.
Helping Flood Affected Youth to Help Themselves The recent floods in many parts of Pakistan have rendered thousands of people homeless, forcing them to leave under the open skies amid the surging water levels in rivers and other water resources.  Chitral as well as Gilgit-Baltistan among the worst-affected areas.  Several hundred thousand people have no access to food, water, shelter or healthcare and the situation will undoubtedly deteriorate as rains continue and more rivers flood.
Unlock Smiles Over 80 million children are out of school in India. More than 50% of those in school will not complete it. Life offers few chances to these young adults, caught in a web of poverty, despair, neglect and lack of skills. Dream A Dream's life skills education empowers them with the skills necessary for a better life. (Approximately) $10 sees a young adult through two months of life skills education. By unlocking 10,000 smiles we aim to empower over 800 young people through a year long program.
1 - 2 Million Trees a Year in Uganda's Countryside Organic Perspectives wants to set up 40 community-run tree nurseries, each producing 25,000 trees per season (twice a year) as to plant 2,000,000 trees per year in Uganda's drastically deforested countryside (Kamuli and Buyende districts). 

The project is part of our 'three-pronged project approach' integrating agroforestry, waste-to-energy/energy efficiency (currently involving the installation of household biogas digesters and distribution of improved woodstoves) and organic gardening.
Construct a self supporting orphanage in Uganda This project will build secure accommodation and provide self sufficiency of orphans in a manner that will encourage them to grow into stable and mature men and women and contribute to the community in which they live in. 20 children live in a rented building and sleep ten to a room, there are more than 1000 AIDS orphans in Mpigi district where we work, their care takers have no food supplies and accommodation for them, thus end up wandering in streets, support them come to the orphanage.
Educate Youth about Agriculture and Food Security We promote agriculture among children by increasing their awareness of the world food problem and by doing so, grow the future feeders of 2050 and beyond. We do this by transforming the negative perception associated with agriculture among communities, children in particular into a worthwhile sector through our so called, agri-edutainment, (agricultural education and entertainment) to counter the challenges related to food security in our communities worldwide.
Education and nutrition for 530 Indian children Manav Sadhna runs an after school education program for more than 500 children living in Ahmedabad's largest slum, providing free education focusing on values, as well as providing milk and one nutritious snack each day.
Help kids with disabilities in Rural India Play Can you imagine if you had not played sport in your growing years?!! How would it be if your kid was not exposed to playing? Can you imagine what would happen to confidence of kids with disabilities when they see their siblings or friends play sport and that they are not?  We want to bring kids with disabilities in rural India outdoors and have them play. We want to provide access to wheelchair tennis to physically challenged kids in Rural India by conducting camps/workshop.
Provide Care for Afghanistan's Abandoned Children We have been working in Afghanistan since 2010 when NATO loaned us helicopters to do our work. We started with a greenhouse and chicken egg farm that helped hundreds of orphaned children find loving foster homes simply because they came with food. In 2017 we launched a food growing program at a local orphanage. In 2020 we started a vocational school for orphaned girls. In 2021, a new poultry program for widows and their children went so well that the Taliban allowed us to reopen our school.
Empowering Communities by Educational Journalism The project's mission is to enhance capacity of digital community center assembly.org.ua for support of social movement in East Ukraine uniting autonomous and self-organized efforts for progressive transformation of local society from below.
Help 250 children in prison in Burundi + Cambodia Children in Burundi + Cambodia are often imprisoned for petty crimes or crimes they did not commit. In Cambodia, children can be be held in adult prisons while awaiting trial, exposing them to serious risk, such as sexual/predatorial abuse. Poor, frightened + alone, these children have no legal counsel + nowhere to turn. The consequences are devastating. IBJ's Juvenile Justice project will give 250 children early access to a trained + compassionate lawyer. Give children the gift of justice!
Protect Kenyan girls from Gender-Based Violence Imagine being afraid to fetch water or being forced to marry instead of going to school. In Kenya we are building a community resource center to protect girls from Gender-Based Violence (GBV). It will house and educate 30 girls who have survived GBV and host our afterschool program designed to prevent GBV and keep 100s of girls safe and in school. We are now raising funds to complete construction of the resource center, where we will be able to serve the community for years to come.
Support Small Business to Fight Hunger in Rwanda The community of potters, formerly known as the "Batwa" pre-genocide, is a historically marginalized population that faces poverty and severe food shortages. To address the high prevalence of malnutrition in the community, HDI will help a community of 200 people to start a pig cooperative. The cooperative will give community members an income-generating activity to alleviate the effects of extreme poverty and provide the community with a rich protein source that will reduce malnutrition rates.
HELP TO ENHANCE PREVENTING POVERTY WITH TREES The charity Organization Compagnie Agricole et Environnement (CAE) wants to continue training other 240 local students to plant and protect 240 000 life-giving trees. These trees will provide food, water and income for their families by bearing fruits to improve nutrition, protecting their cattle's water supply from evaporation and boosting their crop harvests by enriching the soil.
Help Build a Village by Walking With a Family Agros restores hope and opportunity to rural families by loaning farmland, providing agricultural training, and much more. Families pay back the cost of the land, proudly earning right to its title.
Afterschool Education for 50 Tuskegee 6-18 yr olds Your donation helps provide 50 at-risk 6-18 year olds with an enhanced after school education program of mentoring, tutoring and nutritional meals, to help them successfully complete their school year.
Expand health care in war torn Northern Uganda CVI will double the Punena Health Centre's hours of service to a group of northern Ugandan communities by constructing a secure compound with housing so staff can live safely at the health centre.
Drug Assistance for Internally Displaced People The serious political crisis in Cameroon has resulted in internally displaced English speaking Cameroonians who are now in very remote, rural areas/forests where there are many mosquitoes, resulting in many malaria cases and other illnesses, but no health care facility. RECEADIT needs financial assistance to: 1) employ ten RECEADIT female nurse graduates; 2) purchase more needed drugs; 3) help transport these nurses; and 4) pay their salaries to travel 70 miles in bushes to provide health care.