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Building a Future for Refugee Youth Each year, the United States welcomes refugees fleeing war and persecution.  Refugee youth begin their new lives in the U.S. with many hopes for a brighter future but face significant challenges to their academic success.  Through after-school tutoring and mentoring programs, along with parent education and school advocacy, RefugeeOne supports over 200 youth per year as they strive to learn English and succeed in a new educational system and culture.
Creating economic opportunities for 9 mine victims The purpose of this project is to provide small grants for economic integration of landmine victims who live in poor rural region of Azerbaijan in order to support socio-economic development, entrepreneurship and self-sufficiency. Through financing small entrepreneurship activities that will be designed and implemented by landmine survivors themselves, this project will enhance the economic and social life of these people and their families and becoming self-sufficient members of the community.
New reception area at School with 140 children This project will remodel the reception area (which includes the library, IT area, and cooking area) in our small school.  This will ensure the best use of the available space making a real difference to the education of each of our 140 children.  The new area will make a real difference to how our children are taught and will significantly enhance their overall education experience.
Children's Dormitory - Mentally Challenged There are more than 20 newly admitted mentally challenged children, for whom an additional living space is required for healthy living.  This is the social audit report conducted by the local government.
Trust and Truth in Media Fund We are launching our 35th anniversary appeal to enable us to nimbly and quickly respond with the most creative solutions to threats to trusted, independent media worldwide.  Many of us share a growing concern that we are entering a "post truth" reality where trust in traditional media and civic institutions is at an all-time low whilst propaganda, disinformation, hate speech, rumour and misinformation thrive. Your support can change that.
Forestry Training & Finance for 800 Farms in Kenya For the last 12 years, DNRC has been working with smallholders in Kenya's drylands to break the vicious cycle of high rate of deforestation, more frequent drought, food insecurity and environmental degradation. DNRC today works with over 700 farmers and 12 schools. Over 1 million trees have been planted and farmers are realizing financial benefits from the sale of moringa powder and firewood. Each year, we grow in scale and reduce our reliance on donations. This year we aim to grow 30%.
Support the Education of 346 Congolese Girls This project will ensure 346 girls in a rural Congolese village receive a high-quality education that they would otherwise be denied. Girls who attend the Malaika school receive everything they need to be successful including uniforms, shoes, supplies, health check-ups and two healthy meals per day. In a village without running water or electricity, our students receive an education that includes STEM, English and arts programs, preparing them to become leaders locally and globally.
Perinatal education for 1400 mothers in Albania Statistics from the latest World Bank Report rate Albania as the country with the second-highest child mortality rate in the Balkans. As many as 75% of pregnant women in Albania have never received education on prenatal or postnatal care, making them and their child highly vulnerable to easily avoidable health risks.  The Mother and Child Hospital Foundation is helping bridge this gap, empowering and educating mothers through offering free of charge, prenatal and postnatal classes.
Early Childhood Literacy & Nutrition in Guatemala This project trains marginally educated mothers of pre-schoolers from five different rural communities in Guatemala to promote pre-literacy skills and the value of good nutrition. Activities held in the library and at home will prepare the children for the formal education system which will reduce both drop-out and malnutrition rates, giving the children the chance of a better future.
Children's Literacy (South Africa) We are creating a generation of readers in South Africa's slums, unlocking children's futures by giving them the gift of reading and writing.
Train 10 Midwives To Save More Lives in Ilam Nepal This project will provide 10 days of training to 10 midwives in Nepal.  They will be taught safe birthing techniques and early identification of problems. This will enable them to save mothers' lives. Worldwide Healing Hands is partnering with Himalayan Healthcare to bring midwives from throughout the region to Ilam for this training. The Worldwide Healing Hands mission team is made up of all volunteers: doctors, nurses, and a certified nurse/midwife.
Fresh Meals for Afghan Refugees In recent weeks, a humanitarian crisis has unfolded as the Taliban seized the majority of Afghanistan, including the capital Kabul. Individuals and families have fled and been evacuated rapidly to various countries across the globe including Washington, DC and Spain. Through a combination of cooking out of our kitchen in Madrid and utilizing local restaurants in other locations, World Central Kitchen (WCK) is providing Afghan refugees with comforting meals as flights land.
Ending Veteran homelessness in Michigan This project will help provide affordable section 8 housing and food to homeless veterans and less privileged in Michigan. Michigan ranks #11 (608,271) in total Veterans Population (Sources: Population, VA Office of Data Governance and Analytics, US Census Bureau County, FY 2016) and with this project, HIRED Project aim to reduce this social issue of hunger and displacements of our Service Heroes. Provide them a place to call a HOME.
Stop South Sudanese Moms from Dying in Childbirth This project will save the lives of hundreds of mothers and babies. It will fund the supplies midwives need to deliver babies safely. It also will train midwives to deal with childbirth complications.
Social Enterprise Development for Communities The Lasallian Social Enterprise for Economic Development Center is the flagship initiative of De La Salle University in areas of social entrepreneurship and social innovation. It localizes the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals by working with students and marginalized communities in creating social enterprises. At present, LSEED Center implements various programs in areas of student formation, SE development, curricular, research, internship & volunteerism, and internationalization
Educate 70 children in the village of Mora, Mali Caravan to Class will build a school in the village of Mora, in the Southern Sahara Desert area of Mali to provide a conducive learning environment for children living in one of the poorest and most illiterate villages in Mali. We are hiring certified teachers from Timbuktu and providing the children with two free meals daily. This school will directly impact 70 deserving children, giving them the gift of literacy and education and will bring hope and opportunity to an entire village.
Lunch Donations to Nurses and Healthcare Workers During COVID-19 pandemic, Go Only Electric is supporting the essential workers of our community with free lunches and donations of necessary medical supplies.  With your help, we can continue this important non-profit work and continue to assist frontline staff and essential workers. But we cannot do it alone. Your support plays a key role.  Underserved communities need your support today.
Turning Waste to useful energy project in Kenya Majority of Kenyans live in rural areas where traditional biomass (mainly wood fuel) has remained the leading source of energy both for cooking and lighting leading to depletion of natural resources. This project proposes to introduce alternative energy systems which are cheaper, available and user friendly. These techniques include use of biogas, fireless cookers and fire briquettes which are environmentally friendly energy systems.
The System for Rain Water Evacuation On December 14, 2012, the Vorniceni Village Council, Republic of Moldova, approved a decision  concerning changing the destination of a land area for the purpose of arranging of a square (2,65 ha).  The Decision of the Village Council to plant trees on the respective public plot was taken due to the mutual initiative of the local civil society and the "Terra-1530" NGO. Recent activities - the sistem for rain water evacuation.
Educational Cubicle For 150 Children This project will build an educational cubicle in Cape Coast, providing a rich supply of books, computer training and  critical literacy support to over 150 at risk children and youth in the metropolis.
Shiners Nursery School Renovation Shiners Nursery school in Moshi, Kilimanjaro in Tanzania works with 30 children from ages 3-5 years.  The school is in need of repair and renovations to make the space safe for the children to learn.
Get our Girls to Graduate! This project will support girls and young women in Guatemala to graduate from school. This is especially significant in a country where only half the population graduate from primary school & girls and women are disproportionately kept out of the schooling system. We are working to ensure that girls are given an equitable chance, not only recieving the same education as their male peers but also the additional support programs needed to succeed, such as sex-education, health & nutrition.
Empower schoolchildren in Ethiopia with light! Energy poverty is a global issue that affects over 1.2 billion people around the world. Sadly, the majority of them are children, the next generation of leaders who will be the changemakers in this world.  3M Team Africa and New Vision Renewable Energy have come together to provide clean and bright whole room solar lights to schoolchildren in the village of Koba Adi, a rural village in Ethiopia. Solar lights allow the children to further their education after the sun goes down.
Social.Eyes - Social Space This project will create a Social Space to provide educational opportunities such as the English Language, Arts and Crafts, and use non-formal education to improve the skills of children. The space is open to all children, especially the ones who come from vulnerable families. The project will supply stationary, cover rent and utilities for the implementation of the project.
For Ukrainian refugees It's war, once more. It's about people: we open a subscription to help the refugees who are leaving Ukraine, seeking for a safe shelter in Europe.  An amount of 50,000 Euros has immediately been put at disposition to support thousands of refugees leaving their own war-torn Country.  Anybody can help us. As always, we are keeping you updated on all our initiatives.
Prevent 100 people from becoming homeless Interfaith Neighbors will provide emergency rental and mortgage assistance to 100 people in order to prevent foreclosure, eviction, and homeless. Many of these individuals are children.
Help Educate Mali's Orphans We aid homeless children by enrolling them in to schools and supervise them through a curriculum based after school program.
Save 200 Rural kambari girls from Child Marriage This project will create awareness on the negative effects of child marriage and the importance of the girl child education. It will empower 200 girls through skill acquisition training and literacy support and their by save them from child marriage and its negative effects like child maternal mortality, poverty, illiteracy, STDs, rape, IVF etc.
Education support to 200 ugandan orphans The Upendo Aids orphans and vulnerable children project, supports over 200 children, working to free them from poverty, by providing them free education in primary school. Your donation will help and assist provide a pupil with a uniform,meals,medicine and pay for teachers with supplies for a year
Special Education Centre for 30 Indian Children Icha Foundation is a home for 15 abandoned children with significant physical and mental disabilities. We offer therapeutic learning and  we wish to establish a vocational centre on our campus to enhance their abilities by promoting different methods: audio-visual aids, arts and crafts, and other didactic materials. Additionally, we have identified another 15 children located in the villages surrounding our campus with similar disabilities.
Help 50 Disadvantaged Kids Experience Preschool Opportunities of attending early childhood education - Lower and Upper Kindergarten, are missing for children of families financial hardship. There is no facility in government schools for pre primary education currently.  The Avasar Foundation is building pre primary schools in government schools and this project will provide free pre primary education giving free uniform, books and stationeries for 50 Kids.
Smile Together Ishinomaki One of the long term effects of the disaster is the mental stress that comes with losing loved ones, homes, jobs and community.  This Ishinomaki based project provides support to help rebuild neighborhood comunities in Ishinomaki.  .Big Up Ishinomaki in the Okaido neighborhood of Ishinomaki and Kodopany Community Space in the Watanoha neighborhood of Ishinomaki and Project Yui are partners in this project.
Grow Clean Food & Harvest Water in Rural Oaxaca We provide practical solutions for improving quality of life for 30 rural families in Oaxaca by teaching them how to grow their own food, catch rainwater for irrigation, and cook with solar energy.
Promoting Intercultural Through Music and Dance The Barlonyo massacre on February 21, 2004 was one of the worst atrocities committed by the Lord's Resistance Army. 121 people are reported to have been slaughtered by the rebels resulting into ethnic tension that has persisted, pausing a potential for violence, as inter-ethnic clashes between some groups of Langi and Acholi broke out after the attack (the LRA is largely composed of ethnic Acholi). On 25 February, a day of mourning for massacre victims in Lira town, mourners turned violent
Establish Kolkata Comprehensive Cleft Care Centre After successfully providing over 16,000 surgeries through our Guwahati Comprehensive Cleft Care Centre in 6 years (around 10 surgeries daily), we have brought the state close to being the First Cleft Free State in India. We wish to start a centre on similar lines in Kolkata to provide all the care and treatment a Cleft Child needs (Nutrition, Surgery, Dental, Speech and Child Life) all under one roof. We can proceed if we raise the support needed for 200 surgeries for the first 2 years.
Colorado Service Dogs Team Sponsorships Many of Colorado Service Dogs applicants live on small fixed incomes. These sponsorships will helps us provide service dogs to 3 Coloradoans who otherwise could not afford them. We train and provide these dogs to assist people who have disabilities in leading lives that are more independent at work, at home and at school. These dogs become an extension of their owners and bring security, freedom, independence and relief from social isolation to their human partners.
Rotary Lifeboat Appeal In 2017, RNLI lifeboat crews, using over 350 lifeboats, launched 8,436 times into the sea  surrounding the United Kingdom and Ireland. They saved an average of 22 people every single day.   Rotary International in Britain and Ireland would like to help replace one of those much needed and vital lifeboats in memory of Paul P. Harris the founder of Rotary International.  As a first step, we would like to raise sufficient funds to buy the outboard motor or engine.
Empower Mothers in Tanzania with Microloans A staggering 60% of Tanzania's population lives on less than $1 a day. Women are deeply affected by this number, as in 2004 they were the head of household in 25% of families. Opportunity International aims to bring financial services to these people so they may work their way out of poverty.
Sustainable Fuel Production for Poor Rural Women Wood is a scarce resource worldwide and at the same time the rural poor, especially women, need income to support their families. Our goal is to promote sustainable human development and preserve our environment by training rural poor, wood-dependent communities to produce biomass briquettes which replaces wood as a fuel. By focusing the training particularly on rural women, they become empowered and are given the opportunity to contribute to the family income while conserving their environment.
Support 225 adolescent mothers to thrive in Uganda Act4Africa brings vulnerable adolescent mothers together in rural Uganda to form tight peer groups & receive mental well-being support and training on gender equality, sexual, reproductive & maternal health & sustainable livelihoods. They learn vital life-skills including assertiveness and decision-making and learn about their rights on key issues such as sexual abuse. They learn practical skills and receive enterprise training and support to use their skills to access an independent income.
FROM IMPOVERISED TO THRIVING--ENGLISH IN NICARAGUA This project will allow at least 200 children and adults impacted by extreme poverty and civil unrest to attend free English classes in the developing nation of Nicaragua.  An English language education is essential in Nicaragua to obtain a barely living wage.  Since the civil unrest began all funds have vanished in Nicaragua.  Our Learn and Serve Organization will provide jobs to Nicaraguan teachers which will allow adults and children entrenched in poverty to receive free English classes.
Educating and Empowering Tanzanian Girls Tanzania, one of the poorest countries in the world, has one of the lowest secondary school enrollment rates, and one of the highest dropout rates of girls. Only one in four girls continues past the 7th grade. The most effective way to assist vulnerable and disadvantaged girls in Tanzania is by providing them with a quality education. This is what  Nurturing Minds is doing for the SEGA Girls School in Tanzania.
Support Girls and Women's Co-Ops in Morocco This project supports the establishment of a cooperative whose worker-members are 60 women from the rural village Tassa Ouirgane in the Al Haouz Province. The Cooperative trains women in literacy and business education to promote their socioeconomic advancement. Women learn embroidery and sewing skills in order to produce value-added products that can be sold to sustain the Cooperative and generate income for the individual members and their families.
55 Ugandan Girls Survive Trafficking & Earn Income This project will free 55 Ugandan girl survivors of trafficking and teach them jewelry making so they can earn an income. Girl victims of trafficking will escape exploitation, access food, safe housing and medical care, and receive therapeutic and economically empowering opportunities through FAIR Girls' JewelGirls program.
Mosaic Youth Theatre Of Detroit COVID-19 Response Mosaic remains committed to the health and well-being of young artists, our team, and the greater community. In light of recent developments related to COVID-19 and the Governor's Executive Order, Mosaic has transitioned all of its in-person programming to a virtual format. We will continue to communicate through our website, email, and social media channels with updates regarding these programs and any future changes.
Amazon School - Education for Sustainability Discussing and clarifying the conflicts that threaten the bio diversity and ultimately the sustainable development of Southern Amazon to aid in environmental awareness.
A Life-saving Mission on the Air Ambulance Unlike the average land ambulance, our helicopter is manned by a paramedic and doctor team. With a doctor onboard, we can bring the skills and expertise of a hospital to the scene of an incident. Our pilots, paramedics and doctors work together as a team, along with other emergency services, to deliver the best care for patients. Speed is imperative for survival with major trauma incidents, and we can be anywhere in the Thames Valley within 15 minutes.  SUPPORT OUR LIFE-SAVING CARE!
Providing 500 infected kids with smile in Armenia Our project provides 500 infected children with smile and hope for leading a healthy life by means of "therapeutic" clowns in one of the infectious hospitals in Yerevan.
Emergency appeal COVID-19, Kabul and Herat Afghanistan is currently at high risk of being impacted by COVID-19, due to lack of public awareness (more than half the population is illiterate), lack of personal protective equipment, poverty, high number of individuals with chronic diseases, drug addition, high number of returnees from Iran. This project aims at preventing and controlling the spread of COVID-19 in Kabul and Herat, through increasing public awareness, training medical personnel and distributing personal protective equipment.
Education, opportunity & support for Kerala, India The needs in the community of Kerala are great and varied. Our aim is to reach and offer assistance to as many people as possible. We work with a number of local partner organisations- schools, a relief settlement, vocational schools and a charity supporting abused children. Our aim is to offer help to people who are stuck by their circumstances. We seek to empower them to create a new future for themselves by offering education, women's empowerment and health care services.
Empower Women Advocates in Africa Gender Action is working with the National Association for Women's Action in Development (NAWAD), to train Ugandan civil society organizations in international financial institution (IFI) gender analysis and advocacy. The World Bank (WB) and African Development Bank (AfDB) are the largest publicly-funded donors to low-income countries. The banks' current health-related investments in Uganda ignore critical gender issues and have the potential to harm the health and livelihoods of women and girls
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Shiv, Saksham, Jaival, Rajan, Agam, Raj, and Suraj 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 and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Typhoon Haiyan Bunk-houses Gardening Initiative The project will provide vegetable seeds, organic fertilizer, garden tools and equipment for Typhoon Haiyan survivors living in bunk-houses in hardest-hit areas in Leyte namely, the cities of Tacloban and Ormoc and the Municipality of Palo. Thousands of dislocated residents are housed in temporary shelters (bunk-houses) waiting to be finally resettled in a more safer place but this effort will take years. They can benefit meanwhile by utilizing available spaces around the bunk-houses as gardens.
GlobalGiving Ebola Epidemic Relief Fund From December 2013 to January 2016, Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea experienced the most lethal Ebola outbreak on record. It was the first large-scale outbreak of the virus in the region and communities are still recovering from the epidemic.
Global Conservation in Tourism Dependent Regions The pandemic has impacted travel destinations all over the world, many who are suffering due to lack of income. This is especially true in communities that are heavily dependent on tourism dollars for economic stability. There is a growing need to prepare local communities for a lack of tourism for the next few years, and help them develop strategies that will sustain and move them forward.  Our aim is to specifically target direct support locally to the people who protect our destinations.