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Ocean Academy Volunteers' Scholarship Fund This scholarship fund is intended to assist Ocean Academy students who, like you, actively volunteer and contribute to community development on Caye Caulker, Belize.   Our $5000 goal will provide 10 high-school scholarships of one semester each.  The scholarships will be called "Ocean Academy Volunteers Fund" with all donor names on the award certificate.  Your student scholars will write a thank you letter and update you on their community volunteer work and academic progress.
This is Who I Am The above named project ''THIS IS WHO I AM CONCERT'' is a charity musical which we intend to partner with any reputable international organisation to stage . The concert will have performances by all the Children of the Future Ambassadors, who happen to be the top recording artists in Ghana, West Africa . The event will mainly feature a fundraising ceremony which will  include donation and  the sale of the foundation's paraphernalia and receipt of donations.
Support indigenous women to market their products Help indigenous women in Mexico earn a sustainable source of income by improving and expanding their microenterprises. The women will receive training to market and sell their products nationally.
EDUCATION & SPORTS FOR KIDS IN COLOMBIAN WAR ZONE The Conect Vision Foundation's VITAL program is helping to overcome mental poverty and keeping 350 children, adolescents and young people away from social scourges, while also providing opportunities for 130 adults - many of them farmers involved in coca processing and former combatants in the process of social reincorporation - through sport activities, education in social values and academics, in Puerto Asis and 18 rural areas of Putumayo, one of the unfortunate conflict zones of Colombia.
Help 500 Orphans With Skills For Life In Indonesia This project will provide 500 orphans who are poor with the Skills for Life in Computer and English Training and Education in Cimahi, Indonesia, give them Computer and English skills to prepare them in entering globalization. Providing a rich supply of books and critical literacy support services to more than 500 orphans. Also providing the orphans children with free meals. This project also helps our government in eradicating the poverty and providing more job opportunities for the poor orphans
Vehicle to Transport Disabled Kids in Haiti Mercy & Sharing is one of the only organizations in Haiti that takes in disabled kids.  We have been working in Haiti since 1994 to help abandoned, orphaned and disabled children have what they need to survive and thrive. By providing money for us to purchase a vehicle, you are helping 136 orphans have transportation for medical care.  70 of these children are disabled and need surgeries and special treatment.  Each donation "builds" the car -- one part at a time!
Economic Empowerment for 70 Colorado Refugees Teach By Tech is focused on restoring the autonomy of Colorado refugees by emphasizing self reliance and education. Our economic empowerment programs provide refugees with financial literacy training, digital literacy application and English language acquisition. Our unique approach uses mobile phones and digital tools in addition to classroom meetings to reach a larger audience and tailor each course to the specific needs of the community.
Maternal and Child Health in Tribal villages The healthcare condition of Tribal rural communities in Northeast India, Mizoram (border to Burma and Bangladesh) is very poor, the IMR and MMR rate is still very low. The aim of Mission Foundation Movement in the rural community is to improve Maternal and Child Health Clinics in our communities through health education, awareness and providing primary healthcare service to the community
Healthy Lunchboxes for our Preschoolers It is with much excitement this September that we welcome back our popular Kinder class of four-year-olds to COVID-safe classrooms! In Batey Libertad, most parents work informal, unskilled jobs, and many families are unable to provide nutritious, healthy meals for their children every day. It is well-documented that nutritious food is vital for healthy childhood development, and nothing compares to a warm, home-cooked meal. This year, our students will receive healthy food, prepared with love!
Help Misty Against Blood Cancer in India MISTY,a baby girl of age 3.5 years who is diagnosed with blood cancer and is suffering from this deadly disease.Her elder sister Deepika thought of fighting for her when misty is diagnosed with the disease.The baby girl is suffering from high fever,stomach  ache and chest pain. Deepika found hope that her sister can live a happy and healthy life when she will be treated with advance medication which costs about $6318 (4,55,500 INR). She needs help to gift her sister a new life.  PLEASE HELP!
Philippine Disaster Recovery -Rebuild Birth Center Mercy In Action went into the disaster zone in the Philippines in November 2013 to provide emergency care to the pregnant women and infants who survived the typhoon Haiyan/Yolanda destruction and were left without any maternity services.  Mercy In Action is now providing support to the local midwives to rebuild their own clinics and birthing centers. We rebuilt one birth center on Leyte island already, and funds are now going toward building materials for a second birth center on Samar island.
Teaching arts to 28,000 students in Los Angeles Through professional artist/teachers, this project engages kids in intensive, hands-on arts experiences to develop creativity, cultural awareness, self efficacy, and school participation/ completion.
Breaking the Barriers for the Physically disabled "Breaking the barriers for the physically disabled" is a self help organization founded by Damodaran, a man who is testimony to the organization's name. In spite of a debilitating physical disability he works in one of the prominent slum areas of Chennai, India.Damodaran is not only training underprivileged children in their academics, he is also improving their lives from social and family perspectives.The project seeks to train these children in spoken English and help them in their academics.
Legal Aid & Support for 450 Women in Sierra Leone AdvocAid will provide legal aid, literacy classes and critical welfare support to 450 vulnerable girls & women detained in prisons across Sierra Leone.
AIDS Education for Students in Cameroon "It's Your Choice--A Vacation With or Without HIV/AIDS." Children get access to facts, not fiction, about how deadly diseases like HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria are spread and prevented.
Help  50 Orphan,Disabled,HIV+ children in India Theressa home for children working for the Orphan,Poor Disabled Children in Tribal Area.With your Small Support This project will provide Free Education,Nutrition food,Shelter for Children in Tribal Hill area. We have identified 50 Orphan,Disabled HIV affected Children in Tribal hill area of andhra pradesh in India. Please Pray for them and Show your Love and help.
iCaritas Helping the Needed Community in Macau We support all the 50 organizations under Caritas Macau.  We support children who are underprivileged, physically and mentally impaired and the elderly.
Prevent Violence and Migration in Honduran Youth This project will contribute to FUNADEHs work with violence prevention projects in high risk communities throughout Honduras by supporting our skill-building trainings. We give young people the opportunity to have access to formal education and other trainings so they can develop professional skills in order to get jobs or even start their own entrepeneurships. With this activities we aim to reduce gang violence inside the communities and avoid Honduran migration.
Buy a meal for a vulnerable family Provide a food package for a family. A typical package will include crucial items like maize, beans, sugar, rice and cooking oil.
New books and children's library in Chicoana-Salta Fundacion Leer will develop community capacity to build one Reading Corner, free and attractive libraries full of new and culturally appropriate books for 100 at-risk children and their families.
Help Give a Brighter Future to Refugees in Greece According to the UNHCR, there are currently 62,000 refugees in Greece. Most of them will have to apply for asylum in Greece. Greece is not a financially stable country and does not have the means to assist these refugees in integration activities like language classes, job training, housing and medical support.  We are assisting the refugees as they work towards integration in this country so that they can become productive members of their new country and give their families a brighter future.
Support Sai Oo's Dream Of Attending Uni (ongoing) After years of dedicated service to his community, Sai Oo wishes to advance his education by attending Mae Fah Luang University to complete a degree in Information Technology. During his years of selfless work, he has rightly gained admiration from fellow residents of the Koung Jor Shan Refugee Camp and friends from all over the world. Two very generous donors have committed to funding the majority of the total cost required, yet this is still not enough. Let's help Sai Oo reach his dream!
Emergency Fund COVID-19 for our elderly users In these difficult and complex times the elderlies are the most vulnerable population. We need your help TODAY to protect them. Hogar de Cristo welcomes more than 4,100 older adults in hostels, residences and home support programs and a significant part of the 15,000 people served by us who live on the streets are also elderlies. We are facing the 9th month of pandemic and your help is more needed than ever. Solidarity and empathy have proven to be the solution to get better out of these times.
Wakashio Recovery Action Plan The MV Wakashio ran aground less than 2 km away from Ile aux Aigrettes (IAA), an island nature reserve par excellence managed by the Mauritian Wildlife Foundation (BirdLife Partner & IUCN member). 800 tons of oil spilled out in the lagoon, heavily impacting on the marine and land ecosystems. IAA is home to sub-populations of rare endemic plants and animals. MWF plant and animal biologists, apart from having to carry out the normal routine work now have to investigate the impact of the oil spill.
aid for 400 congolese orphans This project plans to help 400 orphans in fizi district Congo DRC and providing them with food,clothing, school facilities and medical care.
Provision of 2000 Fuel Efficient Stoves Project will form and enhance the role of 50 Village Development Committees (VDCs) in safeguarding the global environment and contribute their part in village advancement (2) To increase community awareness of the consequences of deforestation and the need to conserve forests with the help of 50 trainings (3) To improve health by reducing the volume of harmful smoke produced by tradition stoves in the targeted villages with the provision of 2000 fuel efficient stoves.
AIDS United - Help Us End AIDS! AIDS United (AU)'s programs are driven by the primary goal to ensure every person living with HIV in the US - and all vulnerable individuals impacted by the HIV epidemic - have access to quality health care, prevention, and support services. AU provides technical assistance (TA) to AIDS Service Organizations and Community Based Organizations. TA includes impact of trauma on PLWH and the importance of implementing trauma-informed care to ensure engagement and retention in care.
Prevent Child Trafficking Through Mentorship In Northern Thailand, The Freedom Story works with children at risk to prevent human trafficking and child sexual exploitation through our 3 primary programs; Education, Human Rights & Sustainable Livelihoods. Our Education Program provides holistic support to keep at-risk children in school. One way that we do that is by pairing our students with staff mentors to ensure they have stable, adult relationships that they can rely on in times of need.
Pads for Peace Business Educates 2000 Kenyan Girls Pads for Peace is a program that continues to help 2,000 girls complete their secondary education and, as a result, give them a brighter future. Currently, girls in the Kibera slum in Nairobi, Kenya are missing school because they lack sanitary pads. Women are employed to sew and sell the reusable sanitary pads in the community as a source of income. The kits, including reusable pads, underpants and washing supplies, are distributed to girls in the slum who take sex education/empowerment classes
Shelter for Women-Survivors of Domestic Violence Sambhali Trust has been given an opportunity by the Department of Women and Child Development in Rajasthan to facilitate a new scheme that calls for a safe house to shelter women in difficult circumstances. In this upcoming project, innovative methods will be taken to ensure access to services: counselors, medical doctors, and legal advice. From women suffering domestic violence to mentally distressed women - all will be provided with emergency assistance and guidance.
Provide poultry to 500 women and children with HIV The project will provide one local chicken to each of the 500 poor, malnourished women and children living with HIV/AIDS yet with poor adherence to treatment due to poor feeding. This will act as a way to empower them start poultry farming for better nutrition and improved adherence to drugs.  The beneficiaries will benefit from the eggs, meat and direct sale of the chicken which will supplement on their nutrition and increase on their income levels from the sale of chicken.
Empower East African Refugee Youth in Uganda Soccer Without Borders uses soccer as a vehicle for positive change, providing under-served youth with a toolkit to overcome obstacles to growth, inclusion, and personal success. Our program serves over 1900 refugee youth annually from more than 6 countries. The majority of SWB youth do not have access to formal education. At SWB we offer English courses and educational workshops on a daily basis and continue our academics and social-emotional learning with our unique on-field program model.
Careers Fair for 2000 yr10-12 students in Lagos The aim of the Careers Fair is to help our students focus on the world of work, begin to develop their  ideas about employment and make important choices about their future.  The Careers Fair will bring industry experts in contact with students from public and private schools, giving the youngsters more information on the different post-secondary options they have and industry experts an insight into the talent pool which will be available to them in the nearest future.
Ocean Academy Girls Rising and Staying in School Girls Rising is an empowerment group started by girls at Caye Caulker Ocean Academy and part of the UN Girl Up movement. The club started as FLC (Female Leadership Community) with a focus on exploring emotions through journal writing. Now the girls want to invite guest speakers on topics such as self-esteem, domestic violence, communication skills and also financial literacy and entrepreneurship.
School Screening Program The well being of the world's children is a responsibility we all share.  With your special gift, you support our work to identify and correct poor vision in the children of Nepal.
Rescue, Rehabilitate and Educate Street Children Our project aims to rescue, rehabilitate and educate 100 children living and working in the streets of Kisumu city in Kenya.
Mikwano Microfinance Mikwano Microfinance is a government-registered savings and credit Institution, addressing issues of poverty in the Rakai district of southern Uganda. Mikwano, which means Friendship in Luganda, has successfully distributed 36 loans to the Bethlehem community of southern Uganda. 

Mikwano Microfinance would like to create programming exclusively dedicated to giving youth the opportunity to pursue their dreams of developing and running their own business.
English and a chance to live past 35 While the direct causality factor for the Chronic Kidney Disease (CKDu) epidemic claiming almost 70% of sugar cane cutters in Guanacastal Sur, Nicaragua, is still unknown, LIF is forced to concentrate relief efforts on providing the cutters' children with skill sets to find a job outside of the cane. By teaching the students English, we enable the next generation to find higher paying work with better conditions and avoid the epidemic so severely affecting their community and livelihoods.
Kwethu  Children's Education Project, South Africa Kwethu Children's Village has been providing loving refuge for HIV orphans for 17 years. Its success story boasts 40 confident, healthy school leavers and 18 university or tertiary graduates.  As the children grow  beyond their teenage years, the warmth and ready counsel of  the  Kwethu home continues, in support of their personal dreams . Covering the costs of tertiary education will ensure  these    balanced young people secure work or professions to carry them well  into successful adulthood,
Bridging gaps among youth on HIV/AIDS in Cameroon This project is to scale up awareness and knowledge among youths in urban/rural settings concerning their health and sexuality with aim to reduce the transmission rates of HIV, other STIs and unintended pregnancies. Youth Network For Health (YONEFOH) will provide sexual health awareness, link youths with health service providers, create fora for parents/youths to talk about sex and sexuality, empower youths to make healthy decisions; and promote youth leadership.
St Mungo's - Opening Doors for Homeless People St Mungo's Painting and Decorating training project aims to give homeless people useful skills - offering them the chance to get work experience and helping to secure employment.
Trainees who commit to the programme can expect to spend six to eight weeks learning a variety of skills. Those who successfully complete the programme are awarded an Open College Network qualification and given the further opportunity to work with our painting and decorating social enterprise, ReVive.
Active and Positive Ageing CASMED has determined to create a community for elderly: a place where they can gather and spend time dancing, singing, engaging in healthful activities and simply interacting. CASMED's goal is to build a 40 person DAY CENTER where elderly will benefit from medical services which cannot be brought to their houses, a gym and additional social services.
Hope for Better Health The project is to maintain the operations and function of the clinics for those who don't have access to healthcare and live in an extreme poverty. We aim to maintain our clinics active to prevent diseases and promote health and safety, to improve health of local population and abroad. Through partnership, our centers tend to influence changes of people behavior, provide the necessary services, and save their lives.  Our goal is to provide medical services to the underprivileged.
Building dignity through habitat development India Enabling poor and marginalized rural communities in Orissa, India to lead a dignified quality of life through community managed development of habitat including housing, water supply and sanitation.
International Educational Center for Humane Sicily Rifugio Isola Del Sole plans to build a large center to provide humane educational courses benefiting locals, travelers, and animals in an area sorely in need of education. We will present interactive sessions about animal welfare, guide children and their families in experiences that help them get to know animals, teach the importance of spaying and neutering, and what "factory farming" means.
EDUCATE A CHILD - Primary Education for Refugees- Almost half of the 57 million out-of-school children are affected by conflict.  During Phases I and II of the EDUCATE A CHILD project, launched by Her Highness Sheikha Moza bint Nasser of Qatar and the Education For All Foundation, UNHCR ensured primary education for 442,000 children of the estimated 1.2 million refugee children around the world who were out of school.  Following this huge success, Phase III is going for 1 MILLION!
HIV/AIDS Care for 600 Migrant Workers in India 600 industrial workers of Surat, India, receive free HIV care. Medicine, nutrition and counseling support for 80 patients a month, improving health, productivity and family life.
Support 125 children at Refugio Rafael in Bolivia Refugio Rafael, located outside Cochabamba, Bolivia, provides core programs for vulnerable children and families. The transitional housing opportunity for single mothers and their children, currently serves 4 families who previously were homeless or unable to provide the basics for their families. The after school program serves 100 children who need critical educational support to succeed in school. Economic development, health care and social services complement the central programs.
Help Ombisa to become a nurse Supporting this project will enable Ombisa to study nursing at Nairobi Hospital.  Ombisa's parents passed away when he was young and life as an orphan in Nairobi slums is not easy. Turning Point has supported Ombisa through primary and secondary school, and he has worked hard to receive the grades needed to study nursing.  
Funding the course is well out of his reach, but with your help, we can help Ombisa study nursing as a first step towards his dreams of becoming a doctor.
Educate 75 adolescent girls in Liberia Liberia, one of the world's least developed countries, has limited technology and few people skilled in modern information technology. Basket of Hope, Liberia will be offering computer training to students for competitive edge both in school and university study and most importantly while seeking employment. Most students skilled in computing are hired immediately upon completing the Basket of Hope Liberia course while others choose to go to college.
Protecting the rights of 1000 Tajik women from dom The project is aimed at the social and legal protection of 1000 vulnerable women from violence in the Rasht district of Tajikistan, through the establishment of legal clinics in 4 regions of the region. The action of the project is to provide free legal and psychological consultations, conduct a training seminar on legal literacy and access to legal advice for 660 women, develop and publish 2500 copies of the brochure "Questions and Answers on Women's Rights" and 15,000 information sheets
Help Families in Haiti Get Back to Work Help Lambi Fund provide increased opportunities for sustainable income and livelihoods for those displaced by the earthquake to become productive self-sufficient members of their new communities.
provide solar cookers for 750 IDPs HHs in Galkacyo The project intends to cut the link between rape &  firewood search through making & distributing solar stoves to 750 female-headed IDPs households in south Galkacyo to protect women & girls from SGBV subjected to them at outskirt of town as well as snake bites and hyena attacks in the course of the firewood search. Sexual & gender based violence eludes thousands of Somali women & girls who  suffer the consequence the dramatic impact on their economy, family &social wellbeing.
Feed Dongo the Wild Dog Dongo is an adventurous guy, he loves to cause havoc but we can't stay mad at him, he's far too cute.  This project is aimed at providing medical supplies, enrichment (toys and items to keep him entertained) and a years supply of food.
Education is Freedom for 500 Orphans in Indonesia! This project will provide 500 orphans who are poor with the Life Skills in Computer and English Training and Education in Cimahi, Indonesia, give them Computer and English skills to prepare them in entering globalization in promoting the government program of eradicating the poverty and opening the job opportunities to be agents of change and fully Indonesian citizens who are virtuous, intelligent, and active in participating and contributing for the development of the Indonesian nation.
Assistance for Iraqi Elementary and High Schools Help provide Iraqi school children with desks, blackboards, and supplies.