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Help Artists Impacted by COVID-19 As the US rebounds from COVID-19, artists are facing a particularly long road to recovery. Through multiple cycles of relief funding, CERF+ has provided grants to over 1,000 artists facing food, health, and housing insecurities. We remain committed to helping artists recover from the economic setbacks they've experienced due to COVID-19. Demand for CERF+'s programs has never been greater, but together we can meet the need and ensure that the safety net for artists remains strong.
Empowering 120 HIV positive women in Jimma town This project is intended to be implemented in Jimma town in order to mitigate the social and economic impact of HIV/AIDS among 120 poorest of poor women through engaging them in income generating activities and urban garden agriculture.
Pony UP! Empowering Youth through Theatre Program This program was developed for Aboriginal children and youth living in at-risk communities, including rural, reserve and remote, and who are in-turn isolated from art, culture and live performing arts. This program uses themes stemming from our new multi-disciplinary theatrical creation Pony UP as a jumping point to engage children and youth. Central to the story of Pony Up is a young Native American Indian/First Nations girl who has grown up feeling isolated and different from other children.
Rehabilitation course for children The aim of the project is to improve cognitive and behavioural abilities of 8 children previously treated for brain tumors through a 3-month course of individualized neuropsychological rehabilitation sessions. During the course children will be offered motor and cognitive exercises that target the core processes underlying academic performance and psychosocial functioning.
Educate a child, change a life The project started a free school for the underprivileged children in 1 room with 24 children which has expanded into 19 rooms with 198 students in 11 classes and adding 1 class of 24 students annually. Encouraged with the success of first project, a big plot to build 2 schools has been purchased & 2 classes with 34 children have been started. 50 children will be added every year. Our schools provide quality education, free uniforms, shoes, text books, stationery and free snack daily.
Provide Better Life For Widows in Nigeria WealthyGen develops sustainable livelihood activities for widows who are struggling to feed their children and fight poverty after the loss of their husbands. This project plans to establish businesses and other income generating activities for widows in Nigeria. Your donation will go towards renting a retail store for one year, purchasing all the marketable products to equip the store, and providing training on the success skills they need to run and grow the business successfully.
Raise Khanyisa Orphaned Elephant Snaring Survivor Orphaned albino elephant, Khanyisa's journey of survival is nothing short of inspirational! Her story has touched the world. She was found in January 2020, as a four-month old calf - alone, without her herd in sight, with a poacher's snare around her cheeks and ears. Her injuries were severe. Wildlife vets estimated that she spent four days stuck in the snare. Now two years old, Khanyisa (meaning Sunshine in Shona) is fully rehabilitated and has been integrating into a rescued elephant herd.
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Program (WASH) Approaching the world's challenges for safe water, improved sanitation, and good hygiene in an integrated manner to optimize the positive health and economic impacts.
Give Afghans a University Degree Afghan youth, who studied in refugee schools and graduated from high school, now want to attend college. Make this dream a reality for 120 computer science and business administration students.
The dream to walk again: new prosthetics for Ricky "My dream? New prosthetics, so I'll have a normal life back." Cancer is taking Ricky's right lower limb. Ricky, 20 years old from Sanremo (Italy), has been visiting hospitals for 4 years. Now, despite 50 chemotherapies, a steam cell transplant and infinite post-surgery scars, the leg will be amputated to save his life before his 21st birth-day. So, Ricky needs bionic prosthetics with the necessary "accessories": foot and ankle joint. But the cost is 150,000: we need to stand by him.
HERD - In memory of orphaned elephant calf, Fenya Fenya was a young elephant calf that was a severe snaring victim and was brought into our care on 17 February 2021. She had somehow survived nearly two months on her own with horrific wounds from the snare. Sadly, on Thursday 11 March, Fenya succumbed to the damage to her body from her wounds and long time of starvation and dehydration. All funds from this campaign will be used towards vital equipment needed at the orphanage, and her high veterinary bills and continual operational costs at HERD.
Collabo School Collabo School is an afterschool program offered for children in the disaster affected areas. Located in Onagawa, Miyagi Prefecture and Otsuchi, Iwate Prefecture, Collabo School has provided academic and phychological support to 1, 684 elementary school, junior and senior high school students (as of September 2015. Accumulative figure)
COVID-19 relief: Food and Essentials for the poor India's nation-wide lockdown for curbing COVID-19 has hurt the daily wage earners and poor underprivileged families severely. They have lost their income. Poverty having prevented them from saving any money, they are now unable to buy food. They are starving. This project will help families in the State of West Bengal. Food and essentials kits - with rice, pulses, potatoes, oil, salt, biscuits, masks and soaps - will provide them with sustenance and safety while ensuring their survival.
Empower 800 Deaf Kids in Ghana through Swimming Due to stigmatization and marginalization there are a lot of deaf children neglected by society and lives on the streets.This Project will empower 800 deaf children through the teaching and learning of swimming. The project will offer them a unique opportunity to integrate with other kids through the sport of swimming and improve their overall self worth and confidence. Those who are  not in school will be enrolled in specialized schools for the deaf while they integrate fully through swimming.
ENABLE 45 TEENAGE MOTHERS TO COMPLETE HIGH SCHOOL Funds for this project will cover the costs of high school education for 45 teenage mothers who drop out of high school due to early pregnancies and unprepared-for motherhood.This project will cover all the costs for the beneficiaries high school education including school fees and levies, school uniform, personal emoluments and stationery needs, to ensure that they are supported to completion since vulnerable girls are often those from poor backgrounds.
Educating the Stateless Community of Machar Colony To provide quality education to the stateless community of Machar Colony where the largest age group is of 5- 15 years old children. As the community is stateless i.e. without identity, the opportunities to learn and grow are near to nothing  Imkaan established Khel - a learning & recreational centre. With an informal education component, Khel focuses on a holistic approach to learning through a multi-age teaching structure where children are divided according to the learning level then age.
Enable 500 Tanzanian youth to feed their families We believe everyone has the right to life's basics. A roof, enough food to eat, clean water to drink and the education needed to build a brighter future. What we take for granted can only be dreamed of by communities in extreme poverty such as Zeze. But his dream isn't impossible. It doesn't take years of research or huge multinational organisations. It only takes the hard work of MVG, the villagers of Zeze and your donation. Will you help us to bring life's basic needs to the people of Zeze?
St. Juan Diego St Vincent de Paul Food Pantry Help families that are struggling in our area by providing nutritious food and a spirit of caring through our food pantry. Your contribution is leveraged through purchase of food from Oregon Food Bank
Orphans' Dormitory Up-gradation Project It is a project initiated by Bangladesh Buddhist Missionary Society for providing a secured accommodation for the orphan children sheltered within our facility. The existing 1-storyed dormitory has become very old and is in dilapidated condition. The situation is worse when the natural calamities take place frequently as ours is a land of rivers and natural disasters. Already the rooftop is damaged badly and needs immediate renovation. Such project is a crying need to eradicate the sufferings.
Save Birds from Kite-String Injuries Hundreds of birds are grievously injured every year by glass-coated kite strings (locally called "Manjha") that are used for flying kites. The injuries are mostly related to the wings and range from fractures, ligament and muscle separation and, worst of all, complete amputation of the wing. This project aims to significantly reduce the number of birds injured due to use of manjha during the festive season in India.
Protect Endangered Wildlife Against Exploitation Endangered animals are being exploited by humans to make illegal products, traditional medicines and to be treated as pets, all for the sake of enhancing social status, pursuing health myths, or providing entertainment. ENV (Education for Nature Vietnam) strives to protect endangered wildlife by providing a toll free hotline as a means for the public to report crimes, facilitating wildlife rescues, supporting authorities to catch criminals, and promoting prosecution of wildlife traffickers.
biological farm - teaching young people in Mali Due to their believe in our non-profit organization, 6 villages have provided 200 hectares of land to grow crops in Kayes, Mali. To counter poverty, migration, desertification, malnutrition and unemployment, Biopal NGO wants to start an agricultural training center. With this project, we want to enable the local farmers and young people to secure their livelihood, be educated in ecological and sustainable techniques and to provide fresh vegetables to the city of Kayes (250,000 citizens).
Second home for 130 pupils - Witajcie w domu! The project ensures support for 130 pupils of Polish descent from the east (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Moldova, Armenia, Belarus, Russia, Ukraine) in the Dormitory. Children come from poor families, who can not afford to fully pay the costs of them living and studying in a Polish high school.  Pupils live in the School's Dormitory for 10 months a year. The Foundation collects funds to provide them with food, care (both pedagogical and psychological) as well as cleaning/hygenic products.
Save the lives of Injured in the Gaza Strip - OPT The Gaza strip is under the aggressive attack by the Israeli forces. They target governmental facilities, infrastructures & health facilities. Thousands of residential units were demolished, and more than 40,000 people are now displaced. Until this moment, 1400 injured, more than 200 martyrs. Electricity outage more than 20 hours/day. Your donation will contribute to save the lives of many injuries through supporting Al Awda Hospital to continue providing emergency services to the injuries.
Support Oregon Athletes with Physical Disabilities Oregon Disability Sports provides loaner equipment for 200+ Oregon and SW Washington State youth (aged 7-18) and adults with physical disabilities resulting from spinal cord injury, amputation, polio, and cerebral palsy and other illnesses so they may participate in adaptive sports. Additional equipment is needed so more athletes can participate in wheelchair basketball, wheelchair rugby, hand cycling, swimming, kayaking, goal ball, and track & field.
Mfangano Island and Bicycles for Humanity Colorado Organic Health Response has partnered with Bicycles for Humanity to create a bicycle shop on Mfangano island, where HIV rates are currently 30% on this island of 15,000 people B4H will collect 400 bikes and loadedin a shipping container  The container will be stored at World Bike Reliefs headquarters in Kisumu and 100 bikes at a time will be transported 2 hours by car and the 3 hours by boat to the island. Organic Health Response has rented a small concrete store front.
Develop 1,000 Zimbabwean youth to be leaders Lead Us Today empowers Zimbabwean high school students with the leadership skills to mobilize their communities in addressing their own challenges through implementing collectively designed development projects. From September 2014, we will train 1,000 students in 25 high schools, who will mobilize their community members to work together on various projects. Through our intervention, we are creating a generation of engaged and socially responsible citizens in Zimbabwe.
Empowering Rural Mothers as Home Educators The project is to empower rural mothers as instructors and co-educators by training a minimum of 14 mothers from 5 rural schools in strategies to improve cognitive and social skills.
Environment in Education: Planting 100,000 Trees The recent environmental crises around the world have stopped us all in our tracks; while there is a lot being done to provide immediate relief, we are asking ourselves what can we do at an individual, organizational and community level to make a difference. What action can we take to ensure such catastrophes do not repeat themselves?  Inspired by Greta Thunberg, we asked ourselves, what if students could take action while they were still at school? Will the future generation be better equipped?
Building home for less privilege people in Nigeria Ife-ooye Women's Association is building homes for less privileged people in Nigeria. This project will help us continue to build housing for vulnerable and disenfranchised people and also provide for their basic needs, such as providing food, clothing and healthcare.
Save 500 households in Uganda from Gut Perforation This project seeks to distribute 500 units of Solvatten units to 500 households most affected by gut perforation disease in the district of Kasese, Western Uganda.  The consumption of contaminated water from rivers has been coupled with buying firewood and felling of trees which has had a devastating effect on both household income and the environment.
Access to Knowledge through Computer Education Sabuj Sangha intended to ensure quality education of the underprivileged children in Sundarbans; .  The school is affiliated by the Government of West Bengal, but un-aided. Total 167 children are presently reading in pre-primary to upper primary & 300 in the teachers training programme and the students are taught by qualified teachers. Proper teacher pupil ratio, Use of technology aiming at provide facility of computer education that is imperative of modern scientific approach of joyful learning
Empowering Villagers in Papua New Guinea The construction of a copper and gold mine will have a serious impact on the lives of villagers and the environment in the Sepik River region in Papua New Guinea. This project will provide critical information and  awareness of environmental damage.  It will empower the villagers to assert their human rights and help them express their concerns when dealing with the mining company and government.
TANF rural women and girls empowerment project We have identified that the girls and women in the community are at a particular risk. Especially we have noticed single teenage mother drop out of school, child marriage, a lack of gender balance in most professions, and a lack of sexual education. We would like to tackle these issues in the community through education. We also would like to support and encourage teenage mothers to return to school or support them to be able to start their own business or start and apprenticeship.
Empower Flood Affected Victims Families in Nepal Heavy rain since 15 June has caused flooding and landslides in many parts of Nepal.About 7 districts mainly hills are more affected where more than 2000 people have been displaced and some are still missing.The death toll recorded till date are 7.Still the monsoon is continuing and remain few days.The displaced people stay in school and tent who urgently need foods,medicine,temporory latrine,sanitation,water,tents  and temporory houses.Rescue process is continuing by government but not enough.
"The Journey of an Individual Philanthropist" LIN believes that everybody can be a philanthropist and each person has their own giving journey. In this campaign, LIN wants to propose to everybody a few options to continue on their journey or create a new path of giving. These are only our recommendations for giving options & you can always drive your own journey and make positive changes to our society. Through this journey, LIN hopes to inspire more people in our community to give back and join forces to build a stronger community together
Food distribution to daily wage workers of India Due to COVID 19 across India/ World the people are facing many challenges. In Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India many daily wage workers are struggling for food as no work for them. The daily wage workers families are sitting at home for last two months with no work , so no money , so no food at home. The organisation is seeking support to help these daily wage workers families especially the children, new born children are struggling  as hospitals are busy with COVID 19 cases.
Providing Maternal Health Care to 60 mothers The maternal mortality rate is 430 deaths per 100,000 live births. Uganda has the 32nd highest maternal mortality rate in the world. Women need better access to family planning, which would prevent 70% of maternal deaths. This project will provide access to care from skilled healthcare professionals, antenatal and postnatal care, improved general health and sexual health care, and increased knowledge surrounding warning signs of complications. It will reduce complications during pregnancies.
Moshwani Clinic Virus Prevention This project will purchase basic disinfectants and medications to prevent contamination of Covid19 to at least 2000 residents of Moshwani Payan Village. The clinic is an out-patient primary clinic, providing internal medicine, pre- and post-natal care, birth control, dental, vaccinations and minor surgery - GRATIS - the residents of the 9 communities of Moshwani Payan Village, 35-40 miles from Kabul, Afghanistan. The village has approximately 9,000 inhabitants. Average patient visit is 60/day.
Bring Youth Baseball Back to Abaco Hurricane Dorian, the most destructive hurricane in the history of The Bahamas, wreaked unimaginable devastation on Great Abaco Island in 2019. COVID 19 brought even more challenges to a community that is struggling to rebuild. We are providing gloves, bats, and helmets for the boys and girls of Abaco, and raising money to restore the baseball/softball field at Central Abaco High School. Practices and conditioning have already begun with over 100 children attending.
J.M. Wright Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Abnerline, Luckerlyne, Leilah, Mayechele, Emmanuelle, Breana, and Habigaelle from J.M. Wright Technical High School have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
AIDS FOR PHYSICAL CHALLENGES & VOCATIONAL TRAINING Topic: Provision of Infrastructures, Visual, Teaching and Vocational aids for six hundred and fifty five (655) students of school for the hearing impaired Location: School for the Hearing Impaired Akure, Ondo State, southwest, Nigeria. Duration: Three (3) months Total goal: $51,071.33
Philippine Medical Outreach 2017 for 2000 patients In 2016, One World Institute's project in the Philippines performed more than 150 surgeries for cleft palate/lip and cataracts.  We also gave free eyeglasses to more than 2,000 patients.  We went to remote areas and examined  2,000 patients and gave free medicines to many.  We gave the Manyang People sacks of rice, children's books, slippers, warm shirts,etc.  In 2017 we will do a similar project in Mindanao, and need funds. We support a child cancer hospital. We have been doing this sinc
Combat Health Disparities for Kachin Women (2) GlobeMed at Dartmouth aims to improve the health of Kachin women and children who have been internally displaced due to ethnic conflict in Burma. We work with our partner, the Kachin Women's Association Thailand. This year, we will focus on creating an emergency fund for mothers who require surgery or hospitalization due to complications during childbirth. We will also continue to fund reproductive health trainings for adolescents and mobile medical care visits to IDP camps in Burma.
Build Library for village school and community Access to good library is critical for scholastic development. School's small library is not sufficient for growing needs of school.   Also we want to expand our school library to serve the local community, who have no library access at all. We are close to two government schools and 4 villages. We want to create a learning hub for the whole community.   We plan to build 1200 sq.ft library, fully furnished with sufficient reading material and subscriptions. Total cost: INR 20.4 lakhs(USD 29000)
Helping Arthritis Patients Fight Disability Arthritis Care Foundation is a collaborating partner of the Fatima Memorial Hospital and is being run by a team of Rheumatology Experts with the aim to establish, encourage, assist and support, medical, social welfare and educational activities, pertaining to deserving or underprivileged patients, both adult and children, with arthritis and other related rheumatic diseases, regardless of their sex, religion, caste, or colour, and without prejudice to the generality of the aforesaid.
By 2 Every Child Learning Reading,Math, Music+++ We have to empower and equip low-income parents to teach their babies reading, math, music, science and encyclopedic knowledge by two.  Most low-income children start school with a 75% vocabulary deficit, and cannot count. We will work with 10 or more parents that have received computers from us to transform this. We will send them to the course at the Institutes for the Achievement of Human Development and work with them to effectively use our Brillkids early learning software.
Moringa for the Nutritional Health of 1000Children Benin is one of the most dangerous places in the world for the nutritional health of children, the project moringa for the nutritional health of children on GlobalGiving is to provide a safe space for the children of the countryside and villages of Benin to have access To the food supplements of which moringa oleifera abounds, thousands of children die from vitamin deficiencies and the NGO YOUTH SERVICE AFRICA (YSA) is committed to changing this.
Create a Classroom for 600 Burundi women This project enhances gender equality by building a vocational classroom to support over 600 women in developing sewing skills.  This will not only offer increased employment opportunities for these women, but also lead to the production of reusable sanitary pads to be distributed free of charge to girls of school-going age:  49% of whom are believed to miss up to 5 school days a month due to periods.
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