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Protect Bandhavgarh's Wild Tigers from Poachers India is home to two thirds of surviving wild tigers. Poachers have threatened wild tiger survival for many years with simple, horribly effective snares: consisting of anchored wires with sliding nooses (often tethered to electrical supply) camouflaged by vegetation & set along tiger trails. The noose ensnares the tiger's paw & tightens, causing a slow painful death. Tigers4Ever's Buffer Zone Poaching Patrol Project aims to eradicate these snares around Bandhavgarh so tigers can walk safely.
One Child One Life: Pediatric AIDS Care in Africa The World Health Organization estimates that 28% of children living with HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa have access to life-saving pediatric antiretroviral therapy (ART). Through the "One Child One Life" project donors can contribute toward a 1-year pediatric ART regimen plus necessary laboratory tests ($190.32/child) provided at resource-constrained clinics with experienced staff and existing infrastructure that are attempting to expand pediatric ART access.
Support 5000 women out of sexual & economic abuse ‘Untouchable’ women face caste-based sexual & economic abuse & domestic violence.The project enables women in 100 villages develop economic independence & raise their voice against injustice.
Plant Trees and Strengthen Communities Planting fruit and forest trees provides food, flood protection and restores the environment. Reforestation helps local communities eat and prosper and helps the earth reduce impacts of climate change
DONATE TO MAKE EDUCATION A REALITY Justice and Development for All is committed to support the government in improving the quality of education of primary schools at Nguruka Ward which has  more than 5500+ school pupils. The primary schools  face shortage of important teaching materials , text books, and teaching aids are not sufficient to meet the need. Currently, the book ration is 1:4 pupils, forcing some of pupils to be demoralized as they don't perform exercise nor get time to perform assignment given by teachers .
Helping Disaster-stricken Kumamoto by Kitchen Cars In Kumamoto Earthquake, still 20,559 people are in emergency shelters. Food poisoning under hot weather is now a serious issue. The Kamaishi Kitchen Car Project (KKCP) certified by the health authority, returning to Tohoku Tsunami supports and responding to community-level requests of their know-how, is sending two kitchen cars to serve 10,000 people in diverse shelters. This also is a part of new efforts to build  the Kitchen-car Disaster Support Network in Japan.
Create Opportunities for Rural Women to Own Land Rural Women’s Movement teaches women their rights to own land and access resources in South Africa. RWM trains women to acquire land, learn sustainable farming and paves the way to self-sufficiency.
Lake Orion High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Lady, Kiera, Sydney, Ana, and McKenna from Lake Orion 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.
Agriculture for The Aged Project (AFTAP) Agriculture for the Aged Project (AfAP) is an economic growth centered project that will accelerate income generation for over 300 older persons and over 100 community youth. AfAP approach is for older persons to come together, lease land every year that covers two farming seasons and engage in the farming of maize and beans in select Kenyan counties of Narok and Kakamega.
Provide good education to Brazilian poor students The project impacts on public school students from Vitoria, Brazil, with low family income. These students receive cost-free elementary Portuguese, Mathematics and English classes in the NGOs facilities. This way, they get far more opportunities by being involved in the Project that any other students from public schools in Brazil, even making it possible for one of them to earn a full-time scholarship in the best private school of our State.
Belarusian-Lithuanian European Youth Parliament The project includes the organisation of EYP session in Vilnius that will engage over 100 delegates from Lithuania, Belarus and other countries and give them the opportunity to have discussion platfor
Educational Curriculum on Migration Exhibit This project develops an educational curriculum for the Migrations exhibit. These related school outreach programs reinforce classsroom studies on habitats, climate change,  and animal migration.
Mobilize 5,000 Volunteers at 200 Cleanups Annually The Create a Cleanup campaign aims to mobilize 5,000 volunteers in 200 cleanups annually along U.S. coastlines and waterways with an end goal of recovering 1 million pounds of plastic from the ocean by 2025. Since the project began, Ocean Blue's volunteer-driven cleanups have recovered over 200,000 pounds of plastic to date-with over 82,000 pounds removed in 2019 alone. Our grassroots coalition includes community activists, youth programs, and partnerships with socially conscious businesses.
The Light Spark Art Rehabilitation Center We devote ourselves to help those kids with mental retardation, autism, cerebral palsy, Down's syndrome, visually impairment and their families to obtain more happy, kind, and innovation quality of life through art therapy.
Educate a Child Affected by Prostitution in Uganda HSG Uganda will educate children affected by prostitution and human trafficking in the brothels and slums of Kampala, Uganda.  The project will enroll at least 10 children per year into schools, provide  school fees, scholastic materials and psycho-social support to children born through prostitution and other forms of sexual exploitation.   Potential beneficiaries have been already identified pending the availability of resources.
More Vocational Options through new Building For 20 years, Tamar Center has offered hope, healing and a new life to the prostitutes in Pattaya, Thailand. Our future vision is to reach bar girls and their children through opening a guest house and adding 6 more vocational training options centered on the hospitality industry.  We will also create an expanded counseling center, to offer services to women, their children and the Pattaya community. On the 3rd of September we purchased the building and started renovations! Update doc attached.
The Gift of Education to 200 children in Kenya This Giving Tuesday, we are raising funds to give the gift of education to 200 needy  children in Kisumu Kenya. By supporting the project, you're providing classroom supplies and scholarships so that kids have everything they need to learn.
Train midwives to help 4600 children in Cambodia Childreach International is training midwives to keep over 4000 children happy and healthy in rural Cambodia.  We're reversing the impacts of poor maternal and infant health care in Cambodia, which sees over 40,000 children die each year before their fifth birthday.  Our impacts are far reaching, working to reduce the global shortage of midwives as well as driving down the unnecessary deaths caused by poor maternal and infant health care in Cambodia's Prumbymon Commune in the Takeo Province.
Build Capacities of 400 Deprived Girls in Gujarat During work with women communities in slums in Ahmedabad & with the rural youth girls at the Migration Support Centre, it is observed that this is the first generation of girls that are stepping out & moving towards education & career building. The growing generation gap between them and their parents, restrains the former from paying any heed to the latter. Given their vulnerabilities these girls fall prey to exploitation. Thus a pressing need  to provide comprehensive awareness is identified.
Help support 3 classrooms at SaraswatiSishuMandir The school supported by Round Table India supports the educational & medical facilities of 20-25 surrounding villages. A lot of responsibility on us, we need to ensure we provide the facilities on time and help educate the children who cannot afford the fees.
Save Endangered Bonobos in the Congo Rainforest A highly endangered species of great ape, bonobos are humankind's closest living primate relatives. The last great ape to be discovered, bonobos could be the first to become extinct unless we act now
Poultry farm for improving incomes and nutrition The project overall objective is to improve the health of orphans and children living with HIV through promoting community/home based incomes and nutritional education and care through poultry farming.
Scholarships for 50 promising students in Kenya There are 63 million adolescents out of school around the world.  For many children, the costs of attending school are a huge obstacle.   The School Fund provides scholarships to promising students in developing countries who cannot afford to stay in school. Last year 96% of the students that The School Fund supported advanced to the next grade level.
Expanding youth access to reproductive health The project will use youth-friendly approaches to increase young people's access to reproductive health information, services and other resources that will enable them make informed choices.
Engaging Children in Climate Action Children will have to assume the consequences of a warming planet, but the also hold the solutions to adapt to a changing environment.  We will educate 1000 children using innovative methods, harnessing their creativity, fostering sustainable behaviours,  connecting them with experts and change makers to inspire their future careers, co-creating solutions in their schools to reduce emissions in areas such as renewable energy, waste management, mobility, and urban agriculture, among others.
UTTARAKHAND RELIEF & REHABILITATION The heavy rainfall and cloud burst on June 16 & 17, 2013, in the hill town of Kedarnath and the surrounding valley in Uttarakhand, India, causing unprecedented flash floods, has left hundreds dead, destroyed entire villages and roads and affected thousands of people. The next step will be to work for the long-term empowerment and rehabilitation of the affected communities. We plan to get involved in people's homes and providing skill development training to them.
PIH's Emergency COVID-19 Response COVID-19 continues to spread around the world at an alarming rate, demanding global action to contain the spread and ensure that care is available for the most vulnerable and PIH is launching a comprehensive effort to support this response across its network of supported countries around the world. PIH is uniquely positioned to respond to COVID-19, leveraging deep experience in treating infectious disease outbreaks and responding to emergency situations around the world.
YES AYV Digital Rainbow Project UNHABITAT, Adobe Youth Voices supported YES AYV project trains under-served youth in Sri Lanka to create media to enable expression of youth voices on social issues that matters to them. YES AYV media creations made success wining Adobe UNICEF challenge, Adobe  Aspire Awards, Including Word Bank Microsoft Youth Solutiuons Award and WSYA Award. YES AYV Digital Rainbow aims to engage 100 youth in creating 10 short films for helping socail transformationm in post war Sri Lanka.
Building Secondary Schools in Rural Cambodia PLEASE READ UPDATES BELOW FOR EXPLANATION ON WHY THIS PROJECT WAS RETIRED. This project is working to start a secondary school for around 1000 students in Cambodia (Kep/Kampot region).
Muteff Community Health Care Services Project The Muteff Community Health Care Services Project is designed to bring sustained, dependable health care services to our fellow human beings of the remote, rural community of Muteff. Specifically, we will purchase a small plot and construct a small Health Care Facility within this Community.  There is no health care facility in this community with very bad roads where sick elderly, expecting mothers, infants have to walk or be carried on stretchers to nearest health facility 20 to 25 miles away.
Life Saving Transportation for the Women of Uganda Women living on Kimi Island, Uganda lack access to maternal health care. Only one midwife tends to the population, with any complicated cases being referred to the main land. Since only one boat leaves the island a day care is often delayed even in emergency situations. Providing a boat ambulance dedicated to maternal health will increase access to care not just for Kimi island but for the surrounding islands as well who don't have any medical staff. Day clinics will be run as well with the boat
Provide Computer Education for the Blind Our motto is to make the visually Impaired become more independent in this competitive world.We provide dedicated support to the visually impaired and disabled by providing them the education in field of computer, independent living skills,provide braille books,free regular transport in and around Mysore throughout the academic year,help them in getting employment.This help as deterrent to deserving students to continue their education.so people with vision loss can achieve their full potential.
Give a child in India a future as a music teacher! The My Peace Music Institute (MPMI) provides children from underpriviledged families with a free training to become music teachers. It offers a setting to learn, play, socialize, expand and relax as well. It is located in Kalimpong near Darjeeling, West Bengal.
Help keep 3,750 children in school! This project helps 3,750 orphans and vulnerable children stay in school through the mentoring and entrepreneurship of volunteer groups of mothers and grandmothers. These Mother Support Groups sell produce and other goods to provide needy children with food, clothing and school supplies so they can attend and succeed in school.
Project RISE: VJ Climbs Mt. Aconcagua Help us scale newer heights by contributing to our new campus. At Sphoorti, we're trying to bring about a change to the lives of our children by providing them an education and a safe home. VJ Nagender is raising fund for Sphoorti Foundation by climbing Mt Aconcagua in Argentina; Through his climb, he wishes to establish a school for 250+ semi-orphan and impoverished children in Hyderabad.
Educate Children and Fight Poverty in South Sudan When remote Omilling village in South Sudan has its own school, war orphans and vulnerable children will no longer have to trek eight hours round trip on foot to get an education.
EDUCATE 1000 CHILDREN... ENSURE THEIR FUTURE...... Abhilasha Foundation running 9 Educational Centers and aims to achieve improvements in quality of life of the tribal, migrants and slum children by providing quality education. These illiterate people migrate from various parts of India and come to Mumbai in search of jobs and cannot afford their children education. Abhilasha Foundation recognizes that these underprivileged children are the victims of a difficult childhood and don't deserve their future to be ruined as a result of their past.
Girls' Education Trust Fund The Girls' Education Trust Fund will provide 30 girls with the financial resources to cover education expenditures such as tuition, textbooks, lesson fees among others. It will also help cover registration costs for external exams such as the West African Examination Council (WAEC), and Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB).
Programming to help Argentinian low income youth For 15 years Fundacion Integrar has been offering scholarships to low-income students who seek access to higher education. In Argentina, public universities are free and open to anyone with a high school degree. However, youth from poverty-stricken families face many challenges far beyond academic issues. We provide living stipends to our students, personalized follow up, tutoring and support that complements the academic process.
Fight Poverty: Educate Women in Panama CAPTA is a personal and professional/vocational training program for women who live in marginalized communities with high levels of poverty. The training includes a strong psychological development component that empowers women by lifting self-esteem and confidence levels. The process is followed by a technical and vocational training that provides a certificate for employment in the hospitality industry; achieving not only professional but personal satisfaction.
Girl Band fuses sisterhood and the arts Serving girls on the small island of St. John, Sisterhood Agenda's Girl Band program is a 10-week model project partnering with the St. John School of the Arts to teach sisterhood and the arts in a video reality series-style production.  Girls learn positive self-expression, vocal coaching, instrumentation and how to work together as a team.
FEED 75 VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN MIHANGO KENYA Victory Foundation Programme's plan for the 75 children of Mkuru Kwa Njenga, Kenya for 2018, is to provide food so as to increase retention, completion, free the children from hunger, improve their health and nutritional needs, to improve attention and concentration levels hence improving academic performance  through provision of quality education and free feeding to the children admitted, empowering them for sustainable livelihood.
Computer Skills for Youth in Rural, Slum Areas The aim of the project is to provide the benefits of computer based education and skills training to high school and college students from socially and economically backward areas of Karnataka (India). We have shortlisted 10 locations where we have a presence either through study centres or hostels of partner organisations. By leveraging on this infrastructure, once we setup a Computer learning Centre, we can reach out and help more than 500 students on a yearly basis.
Buy a Net; Help PSI Protect Children From Malaria For just $10 you can partner with PSI to help mothers protect their children from the deadly mosquito bites that cause malaria. This will provide a mother with a simple insecticide-treated net that protects her child for up to five years. With that $10 net, a mother can look her child in the eye with the hope of one day being able to celebrate her son or daughter's fifth birthday. For a mother, that $10 net means everything. For a child, it can mean the difference between life or death.
First Steps to Cultural Understanding for US Teens This project introduces the practice of utilizing teens in cross culture training experiences to enhance cultural understanding. The current U.S. teen-age generation has often been labeled as apathetic, as having no concern other than their own well being, yet we know for a fact that many are seeking international involvement, have the desire to reach across cultures, and with education and training bring fresh perspectives to intercultural issues.
Help Save the Box Turtles! Box turtles are becoming scarce due to habitat destruction, car accidents, and the pet industry. Some studies show that box turtles moved from their home range do not survive. We do not have a lot of information about box turtles such as home range size, food habits, and reproduction.  Our study will help biologists better understand box turtles and help to conserve them for future generations.
Train four builders in Haiti to build safe homes Builders who lack formal training build unsafe houses. These unsafe homes are likely to collapse in earthquakes and hurricanes, putting families in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, at risk. We will provide training and certification in safer construction techniques to four builders. They will use this training throughout their careers, impacting the safety of dozens of homes and families. Certification also increases their income - a double win.
Grow the Wrestling Program in Fauquier County Fauquier Wrestling has experienced unprecedented success in the past two years, earning back-to-back 4A State titles. Five wrestlers were State Champions, and many, many more were State placewinners. To continue this success, we need to expand our program to include middle school students and buy the equipment and supplies necessary to support the program. Our first and most important purchase will be a wrestling mat, the most basic piece of equipment in any wrestling program.
Sambhali Trust Empowering Women and Girls in India Sambhali Trust consists presently of 12 projects, focused on empowering women and girls in Rajasthan and is helping over 450 women and girls at any one time, giving them the opportunity to develop a better life through providing them with access to education, vocational skills and workshops to increase their income-potential as well as developing a skill-set which helps them to express themselves and their opinions in a patriarchal society.
E-Commerce for Farmers Program The Program bridges the digital divide for farmers and fisherfolks in the countryside by providing them non-traditional livelihood through the use and sale of IT products and services.
Emerging Environmental Leaders of the Southeast A new brand of leader is needed to tackle today’s challenges. Training in strength based leadership, communications, coalition building and diversity are a just a few of the benefits of ELP’s program.
Buwunga Community Water Project People of all ages in Buwunga, Uganda -- a small, remote, fishing village on the shores of Lake Victoria -- unanimously agree that clean, potable water is their most pressing need.   This project will install a water pump and purification point that will provide access to clean water to the entire community.
Preventing 6000Children &3000PLW from Malnourished This project will focus on improving nutrition and food security status and make the greatest impact to 6000 children 6-59 months and 3000 PLWs affected by malnutrition through support the scale-up of integrated community management of acute malnutrition;Strengthen Micronutrient Powder supplementation;Scale up efforts for community awareness-building on COVID-19, children health and nutritional need;Support integrated livelihood and nutrition programming for improved nutrition and food security.
Rehabilitate & Monitor Rescued Pangolins Have you heard of a pangolin? If not, don't worry. You are not alone and yet they are the most trafficked mammal in the world! Pangolins are facing a crisis, but it is not to late to save them. This project is to ensure the survival of the Temminck's ground pangolin in South Africa. Providing rehabilitation and post-release monitoring of pangolins rescued from the illegal wildlife trade. Be part of the movement committed to giving these amazing animals a second chance in life. Donate today.
Technology reaching poor communities in Argentina CDI is creating Regional Offices to decentralize its operations to in order to have a greater capacity to open and operate Digital Inclusion Centers. The first center to be opened is in Santa Fe.
ABM Computech Centre The project will provide free training in Information Technology courses to 1120 disadvantaged students particularly women & rural folks in Thane District in India to empower them through employment.
End the Killing of Elephants for VN Ivory Trade Ivory demand is the leading cause of African elephant poaching, and a large part of it stems from Asia. More specifically, Vietnam plays a major role in the demand and illegal trade of ivory.  To end the killing of African elephants, ENV educates the Vietnamese public, targets the illegal ivory trade in Vietnam, and supports the prosecution of Vietnamese ivory traffickers. To strengthen our approach to end Vietnam's ivory trade and protect African elephants, we need international support.
Support 500 farmers amidst Covid19 in Sierra Leone Sierra Leone is one of the poorest and hungriest nations on earth. This is expected to be worsen as a result of Covid19. It is therefore prudent to support farmers to grow food which would help them tackle the future increase of hunger, poverty and joblessness. Covid19 have led many farmers to quit farming because of lack of seeds, finance, tools, farm inputs, machines etc.