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50 Microloans for Low-Income Women in Argentina Through the microloan program, we provide loans, training, advising to women living in poverty so that they can launch their own small business enterprises and generate extra household income. Our entrepreneurs live in communities with few formal work opportunities, and with additional income these women are better equipped to meet urgent needs such as providing themselves and their children with adequate meals, healthcare, education, and in turn, a more promising future.
Online English For Children Quarantined by Covid19 Due to the Covid-19 virus outbreak, many students are unable to return to their regular schools. To respond to this situation, Stepping Stones is now training volunteers to teach children who are under home-quarantine.
Reaching adolescent girls in humanitarian settings Our goal is to strengthen adolescent girls' access to comprehensive quality sexual and reproductive health (SRH) information and services in emergencies. WRC will review existing tools, approaches, and projects pertaining to adolescent SRH, and will engage with adolescent girls to understand their needs and priorities. This research will enable us to formulate evidence-based program approaches and recommendations for policy-makers and humanitarian practitioners.
Help Preserve Traditional Dance and Music in Mali Mali is at a tipping point of becoming a region with its cultural heritage in crisis.  Always known as a culture with a strong history of traditional arts,  an increasing fragile security situation combined with the rapid pace of globalization means that many of the traditions are disappearing.  This project will construct a music and dance center to provide a place for local and international artists to study dance and music traditions and provide programming for local children and schools.
Empower 100 Pakistani Women through Sewing Skill The Society for Human Development (SHD) will establish one (donations permitting, two) Sewing Centers in Central Punjab, Pakistan to provide an opportunity for rural girls and women to learn a valuable, income-generating skill, enabling them to lead a life of self-reliance and dignity.
Bathrooms for Colombian families living in poverty Can you imagine living without a bathroom?  It is estimated that in Colombia there are two million people without a bathroom. We are TECHO an NGO that works to help families in poverty. With your support, we want to reduce the number of people who do not have a bathroom in Colombia, providing 55 bathrooms to these families who do not have the resources. Thus impacting approximately 200 people.  A bathroom saves lives, protects dignity and creates opportunities. Sanitation is a human right.
Help Train and Find Jobs for 30 Laotian Youth Giving youth job training will keep them off the streets. Makphet restaurant gives youth hospitality traning so they can find jobs and earn income. Makphet is a socially responsible enterprise.
Build Classrooms In Kenya To Empower & Educate Do you think every body should be given a chance of education no matter their circumstances? We do too. This project will build two classrooms at Mothers' Vision Rescue Centre Mombassa, Kenya. The centre supports abused and abandoned children. These government standard new classrooms will be a safe haven to empower, educate and support the children at the centre and in the surrounding community. BBK encourages you to help us in this wonderful opportunity to provide for those in need. Thank you.
Fighting covid-19 Organ transplantation is a gift of life. A second chance to live made possible by an organ donor. Unfortunately, transplanted patients are a high-risk population for COVID-19. But thanks to technology, it is possible to help optimize the treatment of these patients and thus, save them from losing the transplant and/or losing their life.
End #metoo stories in Swaziland by mentoring men Women and girls in Swaziland are suffering and dying everyday from physical and sexual violence at the hands of men. Much of this is avoidable. This project will mentor and educate 600 men and boys in Swaziland to be peaceful and respectful men. Through 3-day intensive mentorship camps, participants will be encouraged to challenge negative social and cultural values that view women as sexual and expendable objects or as less than equal. Let's put an end to #metoo stories in Swaziland.
Relief International Syria Emergency Fund In June 2018, a government offensive in southern Syria displaced more than 190,000 Syrians from Dara'a to Quneitra. With the few belongings they could carry, these families left everything else behind when they fled for safety. RI is the only international organization that had an established presence in Quneitra at the onset of the crisis. We need your help to support these families with immediate health, protection and psychosocial support they require while planning for the longer-term.
Empowering Ugandan Youth in Over 100 Districts This project seeks to;  Enable Ugandan youth in over 100 districts to realize and embrace  their individual value to them selves, their families and societies regardless of circumstances. Restoring HOPE through character development / sexual integrity education, crisis pregnancy intervention and abortion / sexual abuse recovery.
Social Entrepreneurship education in high school Spain needs to turn the attention to social entrepreneurs and put a lot of effort into supporting the creation and development of more social enterprises.The project has aspecial focus in participants with fewer opportunities from fringe communities, rural areas, geographical and economic obstacles. These young people needs entrepreneurship education the most. In these communities the percentage of early school leavers is much higher arriving to to twice as much as in other communities.
Save 100s of Cambodian Children from Abandonment We help vulnerable children and families living in poverty.  Children at risk of neglect or abandonment are supported through our crisis care, healthcare and pre-school education, while their families resolve difficulties through our parenting programmes.   We enable families to turn their lives around, finding lasting solutions before problems become critical.  Early intervention is very cost-effective, so your donation goes even further, supporting more children and families.
Resilient, Ambitious Women in Ecuador Need You We believe that each woman is capable of leading a life with physical safety, emotional well-being, and financial independence. During the pilot year of the Mirame project, we learned women are facing stronger challenges then we knew & need more of our help. Our mission is to build a city-wide support network with women's circles, more public workshops, and partnerships with women's groups to make a greater impact on women's empowerment and overall wellness, thus building stronger communities!
Help Animals in 10 Countries Get Needed Care Animal-Kind International supports existing animal welfare orgs run by local people in Ghana, Malawi, Namibia, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Honduras, Jamaica, Armenia & Bosnia. There are few opportunities to raise funds & supplies for animal welfare in these countries so they need to look to outside support for assistance. AKI does the due diligence on the orgs, ensures they track use of AKI funds & always sends 100% of donations to our partner orgs to be used only for animal welfare.
CloseTheGap: Rural Communities Connected 0 Poverty Having to climb a tree for making a call or have enough internet signal to send a message, walk more than two hours to a hill or ride kilometers in a motorcycle to reach the nearest village and get three lines of phone signal that allows internet connection is what most rural youths and children must do during COVID-19 to access education, information, and opportunities. We aim to provide rural youths with a connectivity KIT with energy and internet access and essential IT equipment.#CloseTheGap
Help Hurricane Impacted At-Risk Youth In St. Croix Months after Hurricane Maria devastated St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, many at-risk youth across the island and their families are desperately in need of the basic necessities, including food, water and toiletries. We at Project Promise, (PP), the three-year-old St. Croix-based, (501(c) (3) non-profit, are more determined than ever to helping the most vulnerable among us. Your gift of just $10 US can help at least one child get a nutritious meal.  Won't you lend a helping hand today?
Disaster Relief - Distribution Resources Trusted World is a non-profit designated to receive in-kind donations for Hurricane Harvey victims and is based in the Dallas area. Due to the incredible outpouring of love, Trusted World is working to lease a new 20,000 square foot warehouse and service center to house donated goods for Disaster Relief and community support efforts. Trusted World needs your help. Physical assets are in abundance, but funding is dearly needed.
Plant Trees in Monk and Community Forests Peace Bridges will partner with Buddhist monks, a local forest group, and Christian pastors to organize tree plantings in their villages and community forests. This is a unique opportunity for Cambodians of all faiths and backgrounds to cooperate and restore areas that have been deforested. The goals of this project are to plant 5,000 native trees, engage and educate youth and faith groups about the environment, and mitigate the global threat of climate change. Timeline contingent on COVID-19.
Treat 100 asthmatic children for 6 years, Vietnam Asthma is a serious global health problem. Around 300 million individuals worldwide have asthma, and approximately 250,000 people die from asthma attacks every year, mostly in low-income countries. We at Asthma International, in collaboration with distinguished clinicians around the world, are about to undertake an innovative project to supply asthma medications to 100 children in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, over a six-year period.
World Central Kitchen Hurricane Florence Response WCK's Chef Relief Team is committed to providing 150,000 chef-prepared meals for victims of Hurricane Florence in the southeastern United States.
Pinoteca Educational Program to 400 children, Lima Pinoteca Project consists in ludic sessions for one year with children between 5-12 years old,  that lives in vulnerable and violence areas of Lima. They learn about values, social skills, rights and leadership in order to they don't fall in criminal activities.
support for Assam Flood Assam is reeling under devastating floods. More than 30 lakh affected in 25 districts. Hundreds of villages are underwater and thousands of families are forced to take shelter on roads, highways and schools. As many as 83,000 people evacuated from flooded areas have been accommodated in 183 relief camps across the state. Road connectivity to Upper Assam has been cut off. Ferry services were called off earlier due to water strong currents. Agricultural activities in the state have also been hit,
Building a Primary School In Senegal! The buildOn Chapter at Prince George High School in Virginia is gearing up to fund-raise the means to contribute an entire new primary school to a rural village in Senegal. As a whole, buildOn has constructed 246 primary schools in Senegal, where 54% of the population is estimated to live below the poverty line. Senegal maintains a low literacy rate of just 39%, and school enrollment rates are disappointing. buildOn and Prince George High School hope to work towards a better future for Senegal!
Big Birthday Wish to Restore School in Timbuktu Tourari school, was the"Big Birthday Wish" project/dream of two AZ friends, Eileen Rogers and Debbie Hill through TurtleWill.org. Ravaged by Al Queda rebels, it recently reopened after the French liberation of Timbuktu in early 2013. Now more than 120 children 6-12 are back in school! Caravan to Class & Eileen and Debbie, are asking for your donations to help provide books, school supplies, pay teachers' salaries and to build a new 3-room school. Make the Big Wish Dream true again for these kids
Invest in creating powerful voices! Objective and critical voices are under attack from increasingly polarizing politics, uncivil discourse in mainstream media and a digital culture easy to manipulate. This project allows donors to contribute to RNTC's Scholarship Fund to be used to train young, critically minded media professionals (journalists, bloggers, vloggers) worldwide, so they can act as guardians of public interest. With 50 years of experience, RNTC trains professionals worldwide in the use of media for social change.
An Artistic Travel Through Biodiverse Colombia We seek support to produce a publication that helps spread the word about SINFONIA TROPICO and its approach towards communicating environmental threats via community art. With your help we can publish a catalogue about our journey  through the regions of Colombia. The catalogue will bring together texts on Colombia's natural wealth, summarize environmental threats, and discuss how the arts can make a difference in empowering local communities to take action to preserve the environment.
Keep 200 Kenyan Girls in School By providing Kenyan girls with reusable sanitary pads and life-saving HIV prevention information, Huru International gives them the resources they need to complete their education and live healthy, successful lives.
Feed 60 at Risk Street Children in india Trivandrum Don Bosco Veedu Society -  Join with us to keep the them smiling... Your concern and involvement is all it takes to build their dreams... The campaign is aimed at raising funds for the free meals program at Don Bosco Shelter Home, Trivandrum. We provide four meals a day for every child at the centre. And your contribution would be directed to this year's program. Your generous help is required to sustain our work... "Do good while you still have time" -Don Bosco
Deliver disability care to 25000-rural Bangalore This project  aims at improving the quality of life of 25,000 persons with disability (PWDs) living in 1050 villages. It would provide access to much needed disability and rehabilitation services,  through building local capacity, improving access to information, providing home-based rehabilitative therapy, advocating for disability entitlements, awareness creation,  providing aids and appliances, thereby promoting human rights, social integration, restoration of self-esteem and dignity of PWDs
Support 150 Mauritian Youth Agripreneurs This project will introduce modern organic farming techniques to 150 youths from underserved communities. The benefits are manifold:  Participants learn sustainable farming from a real-world social enterprise that benefits both people and planet; The program elevates the perception of farming among the younger generation - farmers don't have to be poor and uneducated;  The program sows the seeds for teens who may consider a career in agriculture and become tomorrow's agripreneurs.
Help homeless, at-risk women find a New Life New Life Reentry Program restores dignity to homeless women recently released from incarceration by supplying housing, education, teaching life-skills, teaching job skills, finding permanent housing and jobs. New Life brings new attitudes and skills. New Life gives these women a new start, making them productive, empowered sisters, daughters, mothers, and workers in society--spiritually, emotionally,mentally, and physically.
School for Outer Island in Indonesia Indonesia has more than 13,000 islands all over Indonesia. Some islands located very far from the city and lack of schools. The schools are not convenience for studying for teachers and students.  ACT Foundation would build schools to help children to get better access on education.
Friendship's ICT-Aided Education for Unreachable In the hard-to-reach river islands in northern Bangladesh, lack of access creates a situation in which educational institutions are extremely difficult to set up. Starting from 2014, Friendship has created 7 innovative ICT-aided secondary schools that have recently proven themselves with stellar results in a national examination. US$ 15,800 can support operation of a secondary school with a total of 40 students in 3 classes for a year. These students could otherwise not continue their education.
Enable 50 South London boys to learn programming This project is an after school programming club to teach software development skills to inner city boys who otherwise would not have access to the equipment, the experts and the shared space to learn with friends. We aim to train up to 50 boys over the next two terms, building an evidence base to access additional funding to continue the project. Donating will enable the boys to build new skills and confidence, raising their aspiration and career ambitions. It costs $15 a day for each child.
Prevent Trafficking and Abuse of Cambodians We train & work with government officials, religious leaders, teachers, NGO workers & community leaders in both rural and urban areas in Cambodian to raise awareness on prevention of trafficking & sexual abuse in their communities, including how to report cases using help cards. These individuals become key points of contact for reporting cases, and go on to train members of and raise awareness in their own communities. The project also hosts a radio show educating the public on these issues.
East Africa Food Crisis Millions of children are at risk in drought-stricken East Africa - at least until the rains come in about 100 days. Save the Children is providing emergency nourishment to save lives. Our project goal of $100,000 will help keep 100 children alive through the drought. All you have to do is donate a dollar a day for 100 days.
Sanitary pads assistance for 5000 girls in Nigeria Sanitary pads assistance is about helping poor girls in our focus communities, Sogunro slum of Lagos state and ungwa hausa cable point Delta State of Nigeria with menstrual materials. They use all sorts of dirty materials to hold their menstrual flow because they cannot afford sanitary pads. Such materials like rags from dustbin is unhygienic and often gives them infection. We stock pads for their monthly collection and teach them how to make/take care of reusable pads which is cheaper for them
17 abandoned babies in Kenya need your help Diani Children's Village (DCV) is not only a children's home for children in need - currently housing 17 children - but also a rescue centre for abandoned babies. These babies were abandoned by their desperate mothers, who are often HIV+. The babies are found in place like bushes or a rubbish dump, often underweight and with all sorts of health problems. Therefore, special (medical) care is needed. When the babies are healthy and strong enough, we will try and find a (adoptive) family for them.
Free Education for 100 poor girls in Pakistan Bola having population 6000, is remote village of Punjab, Pakistan. Due to poverty, the illiteracy rate particularly of women is very high. A well equipped school has been established with support of donors. Operational cost was supposed to be met with tuition fees. Unfortunately the poor peasant families cannot bear the nominal fees which resulted in very low enrolment in the school. A monthly support of $10 by adopting a child can change the fate of this village.
Empower 100 Female IDP Artists in Cameroon. This project will train and equip 100 young female talented artists who are displaced from the Northwest and Southwest Regions of Cameroon due to the sociopolitical  crisis that is ongoing since 2016 in businesses especially in poultry farming. Income generated from their businesses will help to foster their artistic career and also gain a livelihood thereby promoting a very good social cohesion and long lasting peace in our society.
DC Area Teen Songwriting with Service for hundreds Now more than ever, teenagers need positive role models. By studying and writing songs about people of particular courage, students are inspired to perform acts of STEPPING UP! (community service) in the spirit of the person about whom they just wrote a song. And they are empowered to take leadership roles to get others to join them in their efforts. Each song reaches hundreds of people.  Created by Chords of Courage, a charitable organization that inspires kids through music.
Psycho Social support for Ebola victims IsraAID in partnership with the first lady in Sierra Leone will conduct a 2 year training program that will focus on MHPSS- (Mental Health Psycho-Social Support) with the aim of building a national network of service providers.
Help us make our Safe house a home We are soon to open a new women's refuge in North West Surrey.   We want to make our families feel as comfortable as possible as they adjust to their new home.  Small things will make a big difference to make the house feel as homely as possible.
Community Inclusion Project Community Inclusion project will offer satellite drop-in support services across Leicestershire offering advice and companionship for anyone with issues relating to homelessness, isolation, health or lifestyle.  The project will seek to create sustainable communities by enabling ex-service users to become Peer Mentors and local community members to volunteer. The Muto Bus will provide the opportunity to upcycle seized counterfeit goods and offer a range work related skills.
Rehabilitation of 500 Risk Girls in Balasore India Socio-economic rehabilitation of 500 backward & vulnerable risk girls of Balasore through capacity building, vocational training and seed fund support for sustainable micro enterprise development.
Give Solar LED Lamps for 850 Mangyan Families Mangyans are among the poorest people in the Philippines who live in remote settlements and use kerosene as their main source of lighting. This not only contributes to global warming but is also damaging to human health, hazardous, and expensive. This project will introduce and distribute portable solar LED lamps that will be of great benefit to 850 Mangyan households in Baco, Oriental Mindoro.
Help leaping our students' influence in 2022! We look back at a year full of impact: from several powerful initiatives to updates in governance, reinvented branding, a new virtual infrastructure for all oikees & the opening of several new chapters: 2021 was nice, 2022 will be next level! Together with our student community for sustainability in economics and business education, we are heading into a year full of exciting initiatives & mind-opening projects that will shape the future of our organization. Will you be part of our impact?
Solar-Powered Livelihood Center for 1375 Filipinos This economic development project builds a disaster-proof and solar-powered facility where 354 Filipino families, still recovering from the damages of Typhoon Haiyan, from a coastal village in Palompon, Leyte can improve their livelihood by advancing their practical knowledge and skills in aquatic food-processing and technology, food-packaging, and handicrafts.
Protect Wildlife by Educating Poor Communities Wild animals are a treasure and pride of every nation.They should exist naturally in the wild and be free from hunger, thirst, pain, injury, discomfort, fear, distress, and able to express their normal behavior. However, they are the source of food and income for poor communities living in wildlife areas who kill them in very inhumane and painful manner. We are protecting these animals by educating children and unemployed youths who will in turn get employed and cease from relying on them.
Cultivating Young Women Leaders in Northern CA Give young women the reproductive health knowledge and life skills they need to build self-confidence and hone their leadership abilities through this peer-based leadership program.