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Beekeepers for Life, Empowering 1300 Uganda Women Our beekeeping initiative trains & supports women to become skilled beekeepers, community leaders, trainers & entrepreneurs, through our sustainable beekeeping training model with expert field practitioners. Alleviating poverty by creating Beekeepers For Life in rural communities across Uganda.
FOR $10 HELP A VULNERABLE CHILD BACK TO SCHOOL This project helps to send vulnerable children to go back to school after COVID-19 pandemic. In Uganda, all schools were closed in March 2020 as part of total lockdown due to COVID-19 pandemic. This affected 17 million learners countrywide. Partial easing of the lockdown started by sending candidate classes back to school in October 2020 and the statistics from the ministry of Education indicates that 40% of the learners could not go back to school because parents/ guardians could not afford
Help protect Malawi's elephants While elephant population dwindles as the demand for ivory grows, the Wildlife Action Group's anti-poaching team is working tirelessly to tackle illegal poaching and save animals lives. This project supports conservation activities in Thuma Forest Reserve, Malawi, to provide a save future for its remaining endangered elephant population and habitat.
Education and Awareness to Prevent AIDS In honor of December 1, the Worldwide Day of Lucha Against AIDS, the Descida Foundation establishes a ¨Descida Campaign of Prevention Against AIDS."
Promoting Quality Education for Girls in Uganda This project will increase access, retention and quality education for girls in primary schools in Dokolo district through providing scholastic materials, provision of sanitary pads, changing rooms and Establishing child-friendly school for effective schools linked to community empowerment by providing sport kits to help make school attractive place for children to increase enrollment, retention and quality of lives of children while in school.
Home Sanitation for 20 families in Indravanam Many families in rural India do not have a toilet or running water in their home or village. People typically use the fields and bushes: this can lead to diseases, infections and the possibility of snake bites. Nandri aims to provide 20 families with a toilet in the home in the village of Indravanam. The Indian government will provide a grant of 50% of the cost.
Camp Everytown - Social-Emotional Learning Camp Everytown replaces everyday prejudice with understanding and appreciation for all students. Participants will: return to their community with an improved awareness of themselves and their importance in the world; recognize, develop, and appreciate an improved cultural identity; develop and improve leadership skills that can be used to create harmony in their school, family, and community; learn to break down barriers that typically limit personal growth; and more.
Workshops on Lifeskills for Care Leavers in Poland This is a long-term program enabling the care leavers to meet on regular basis during the school year (twice a month, every workshops last about 5 hours) and learn important life-skills in group, and at the same time get emotional support. Program helps care leavers to preaper to independent life. Part of these meetings is dedicated to housing, law, health and vocational topics -training, writing CV, job appointment,  labor standards and rules ect.
Improving livelihoods of Kenya's Ogiek women To support Kenya's indigenous Ogiek women to improve the livelihoods of their family by investing in training, equipment and skills for dairy farming. With support of $20,000, and an aim to reach 200 women, the project will purchase hybrid cows, freezers, construction of a store room, pots for storing milk and glass bottles for packaging yoghurt and training on adding value to milk marketing and networking.
Improve Education For 2000 Deaf Children in Kenya Deaf children and youth can't access information when oral method is used as medium of instruction at school.The project seeks to apply visual method of teaching and learning that will lead to active participation in education process.
Build lunchroom, feed poor students in Guatemala The families in this community scratch out a living by scavenging at the landfill, and their children attend the local school, Manuel Marcos Martinez. However, even though the school serves deeply impoverished children in Guatemala City, it receives little governmental support. It lacks basic infrastructure that brings dignity and safety for the kids. With your help we will feed the children regularly and build a room for them to eat in, and gather during hurricanes and other times.
One Billion Rising for Mamafrica Congo At Mamafrica, we work to change the commonly known narrative of the women living in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) from victim to SURVIVOR. We are calling on all men and women this Valentine's Day, February 14th, to RISE UP for JUSTICE and support the women of DRC. At Mamafrica we help women to become leaders in the community, educate their children, and break the norm of a male dominated work force. With your help we can RISE UP and change the narrative of women in DRC.
Texas Flood Relief, help victims clean and rebuild CDRS is partnering with Rotary to help victims of Hurricane Harvey remove dangerous mold and other health hazards from their flood-ridden homes. Once the health threat has been managed, we will help these affected communities rebuild.
Help indigenous women conserve the environment Our goal is to restore the forests that preserve rivers and springs in the mountains of the indigenous territory of Boruca, Costa Rica, together with 25 benefited indigenous women and their families and more than 100 annual volunteers who visit the community. Through the planting of native trees, regenerative agriculture and cultural tourism. The project requires continuous funds for the trees and their maintenance, training, salaries, among others, so that the community continues to restore.
Boost Science in Liberal Education in Bulgaria Despite its highest educational quality, the American University in Bulgaria (AUBG) does not have sufficient science content in its curriculum due to the lack of fundamental scientific infrastructure. The Science Lab will allow us to offer students majors in Science (physics) and Environmental studies, enable our faculty to conduct research and participate in collaborative academic projects, and promote science among the local community and nationally via workshops, lectures and demonstrations.
A Decade of Surgical Care for Children in Nepal 2020 marks 10 years since our volunteer medical teams began traveling to Nepal to bring the gift of healing.  Amid the majestic mountains of Nepal, children living in poverty often struggle to stand.  Every year 782 children in Nepal are born with clubfoot.   In one medical trip our team can assess 70 patients, perform 55 surgical procedures on 20 patients.  We had planned to return to Nepal this year but have postponed our trip due to the Coronavirus.  We are now planning for 2021.  Stay tuned!
Give kids a voice: iPads for Autism Children with autism are often locked in a silent, lonely world.  iPads offer a key to opening their world.  This project will provide low income families in the Florida Panhandle with iPads to open their kids' world for communication and learning.
Connecting the unemployed in Namibia MSR is helping the unemployed in Namibia to upgrade their skills in order to be more competitive in the job market.  We provide the young people with access to a computer to assist them to update their cv's and guide them in the process of applying for jobs.  We are in need of well functioning computers connected to the internet to serve the more than 1000 young people registered on our database, who come to our office on a daily basis seeking help in their job application process.
Help a Poor Child in Nigeria Stay in School This project will take place in Farawa Community, Kano State, which has a very high rate of out of school children. A lot of these children are out of school due to being orphaned, extreme poverty, traditional beliefs and poor state of infrastructure of the schools within the community. This project seeks to empower 105 out of school children a with uniforms, sandals, and school fees so they can get back to schooling. The school will also be equipped with effective learning aids such chalk, etc.
Financial Inclusion & Economic Security Access to information and knowledge is the most effective method of self-empowerment. This project empowers marginalized populations with livelihood skills that can be accessed from their own homes. TBT will provide vocational skills training of computer education, cashier training and financial literacy. Our unique approach uses a combination of live instruction, texting platforms and digital tools to engage and educate our audience. Since 2018 we have served over 250 participants.
Operation Unchain Help unchain people who are literally chained up in rural Cambodian homes due to lack of awareness about mental health issues and lack of access to services for those who suffer the impact. Your support will match a recent $5,000 donation from King Norodom Sihamoni of Cambodia.
Employ Two Indigenous Kuna Human Rights Advocates We seek funds for one year of employment for two indigenous Kuna development professionals from rural villages in the rainforests of the Darien Region of Panama as they work to empower surrounding indigenous communities through advocacy and education in basic legal and human/indigenous rights.     Research proves  that greater legal security for indigenous communities leads to economic development for the world's poorest communities while also protecting the world's most bio-diverse regions.
Develop 21st Century Leaders for Global Health GlobeMed helps young leaders build the courage and ability to address health and social justice issues. We provide education and leadership training for over 2,000 students in 60 university chapters, each of which is partnered with a grassroots organization in Africa, Asia, or the Americas. Through these partnerships, students support local health projects while learning from grassroots leaders and a diverse network of peers.
Sponsor An Orphan Education-Make A Better Future This micro-project will change the life of an orphan girl by providing her education in one of the best educational institutions in Mirpurkhas, Sindh, Pakistan. Sponsored orphan girl will get school books, shoe, bag and dress. Orphans are a vulnerable segment of our society and according to UNICEF report, Pakistan is home to 4.2 million orphaned children who are unattended and abandoned children, waiting for provision of facilities to them including housing, education, shelter and healthcare.
Help us Care for our Orphans Dormaa children's Home is an orphanage in a town called Dormaa Ahenkro in Ghana of West Africa. The orphanage takes care of orphans in the vicinity of the town who are brought to the orphanage facility. The orphanage provide shelter, feeding, healthcare and education at no cost to children. Our goal is to take care of disadvantaged children in this part of the world which is often characterized by extreme poverty. We rely on small donors to take care of the orphans.
Hurricane Matthew: Saving Haitian Babies in Need Jake's Diapers serves babies around the world living in devastatingly difficult situations, where sometimes a choice has to be made between food and diapers. On Tuesday, October 4th Hurricane Matthew hit Haiti, devastating parts of Haiti and severely damaging other areas.  This project is specifically for provision of cloth diapers at no cost to orphanages, rescue centers and missionaries in hurricane-affected areas.
Atlas Corps Asia and Europe This is a special scholarship campaign for donors to invest directly in Atlas Corps Fellows from Asia or Europe. Donations made to this campaign will support Fellow stipends, health insurance, plane tickets, training costs, and end of service awards for Fellows from these regions.   While you may donate once (of course!), we ask that you become a monthly donor to this campaign and to get to know the leaders over the course of the year from Asia or Europe.
COVID 19 - Emergency Response in India Odisha a north-eastern state in India is fighting a deadly COVID-19 outbreak due to the second wave. Thousands of people every day are infected and struggling to get access to required medical treatment and compel them to stay in home isolation. Apart from this, Thousands of daily wage earners, hawkers, street vendors, and other unorganized sector people are affected due to sudden lockdown. Donations to this fund will help people infected with COVID in accessing required medical care and meal ki
Summer Camp for Refugee Girls Madonna Mission's summer camp for refugee girls addresses the educational, social, and emotional needs of refugee girls by providing a safe, learning environment for them to grow and learn.  Campers participate in academic-based projects, arts and crafts, outdoor play, field trips, technology based activities and on-site educational presentations during a six week program.
Bishop McNamara Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Andrew, Raquel, and Trevor from Bishop McNamara High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Empower Women through the Self Help Group Approach This project helps rural women to realise their potential as individuals through a savings and loans system. There are 60 groups of up to 20 women of various ages. There are over 1200 direct beneficiaries whose lifestyle has been improved and 4800 indirect beneficiaries. Members borrow money to start their own businesses. 7 Community Facilitators visit each group to conduct financial auditing and give advice. Funds are needed to cover their transport costs, stipends, project management.
Grow Urban Youth into Future Environmental Leaders Change the lives of culturally diverse, at-risk Colorado youth through science and outdoor education. Our programs incorporate mentoring, leadership, community service and career development. 98% of ELK youth graduate high school!
Supporting Expectant Mothers Living with HIV Kitovu Mobile services approximately 90 pregnant women per year. Every pregnant mother owns the right to receive proper counseling and treatment throughout their pregnancy. The establishment of the PMTCT program offers the opportunity for all expectant mothers of Kitovu Mobile to receive proper services. More than 89% of pregnancies can result in the birth of an HIV negative child when the mother is properly counseled on ways to prevent mother-to-child transmission. Help end the spread of HIV.
Reconciliation of Refugees Returning from Exile. The 2020 post election period in Burundi opened an opportunity for those who fled the country in 2015 crisis to return to Burundi. Two convoys from Mahama Refugee's Camp in Rwanda returned back to Burundi on September 7, 2020. Those coming from Tanzania never ceased to return back during the election period. Those living in RD Congo claimed to come back to.  Through workshops and dialogues, this project will bring reconciliation between returnees and those who stayed in their home communities.
Student-to-Student Lunch Project: Rural Bangladesh In Rural Bangladesh, some students in almost every schools are victims of extreme poverty. They lost their fathers, mothers or both in some cases. There are no social security system in placed to rescue them. They end up living with someone else's mercy  going through very difficult time with no health care, no nutritious food and invariably they go hungry silently during long school hours. This project feeds those kids (200 students) in school, fostering their education, health and well being.
Vocational skills for 100 young mothers in Kenya This project  will ensure 100 young mothers from Kakamega  County  in Kenya  who are school drop outs due to early  teenage pregnancy are equipped with skills on livelihoods. The young mothers will join a baking vocational school where they will not only earn employability skills but  also child care skills and postnatal programmes with effective child and mother nutrition . The trained young mothers will become peer educators of  reproductive health championing  prevention of  early pregnancy.
Joy In Every Bundle Support The Food Bank Singapore's Bundle Campaign where we bring Joy In Every Bundle! We believe that a better life starts with eating better. Beside just filling tummies, we want to fill their tummies with better food so that our beneficiaries can perform better at work, at school and in turn create better lives for themselves.
Sponsor food groceries to old age people in India SERUDS identified the poor elderly people, senior citizens in & around Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh and providing monthly groceries consisting of sona masoori rice, Tar dal, coconut, cooking oil, soaps, hair oil, biscuits to 20 poor old age persons in Pasupala village, Kurnool. This monthly groceries are delivered at their door step by our volunteers. The destitute elders are happy for this kind gesture & they are able to eat food timely and these elderly persons health has been increased.
Supporting Children with Disabilities, Bangladesh MAITS will work in partnership with the Centre of Rehabilitation for Paralysed (CRP)  in Bangladesh to train 15 Master Trainers (MTs) who will upskill therapists in resource-poor regions to support children with developmental disabilities.   These include children with cerebral palsy, Down's syndrome and autism.  All MTS will train Community Health Workers across Bangladesh benefitting 160-180 vulnerable families over 12 months, supporting families to better meet the needs of their children.
Disability therapies for 1,300 children in Moldova This project will provide 12,000 bespoke therapy sessions for disabled children at The Tony Hawks Centre. This is the foremost pediatric healthcare centre in Moldova, giving free therapy, education and social care to over 600 children from vulnerable families.
Teach 500 Schools about Neurofibromatosis The Neuro Foundation believes that children with NF have no lesser potential than those who do not, but caring for a child with NF is sometimes complex, and there can be a multitude of extra considerations to take into account. We want to provide schools with information packs and connect them to support networks to enable educators to provide the quality of education and care that will give children with NF the start in life that they deserve.  Together, we can stand up for those children.
Interfaith mission to Israel In October 2012, elders from Cedar Village will embark upon an Interfaith Mission to Israel in partnership with another retirement community.  Not only will this Mission demonstrate that you are never too old to learn, build bridges and gain understanding, but will also share the transformative message of tolerance and respect within our organization, our community and beyond.
Training Center for 12 Remote Nicaraguan Villages This project will equip teachers, small business owners, and pastors to better educate, lead and help families in 12 remote villages in Nicaragua, the second-poorest country in the western hemisphere. The poorest, most disadvantaged Nicaraguans live in these rural areas and have few resources. The Center will serve as a hub for training and resource distribution for the more than 3,000 people living in these communities. By equipping leaders we hope to help families rise out of poverty.
Online Fundraising Academy (not tax deductible) Join us for a two-month online course designed to help you, our non-profit partner, supercharge your online fundraising. This two-month course will focus on topics ranging from developing an online fundraising strategy to harnessing social media for fundraising and building relationships with corporate partners.
Christian Upliftment School in Kampala, Uganda Christian Upliftment School serves extremely impoverished children in Kampala, Uganda, most of whose families have been displaced by war. Education is their future. Lets work together to change their future.
Support an Orphanage in India This project will feed, clothe and educate 100 children in an orphanage in Orissa, India. Members of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, they have known only abject poverty.
HOSPITAL SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES The poor and Persons with Disabilities in Barguna district of  Bangladesh will gate directly special hospital services from this project. Planning and counting to implement adequate service delivery in action on  hospital services. The project will be implemented by employing more staff in the office. Also by assisting Government in social service as well of Raihanpur under district of Barguna at Barishal Divisions  of Bangladesh.
Peacemaking with Samburu Warriors in Kenya The Samburu, closely related to the Masai, are pastoralists who frequently raid other groups for cattle. They are egged on by the young women. With the advent of guns in the region, this custom has become deadly. Ezra Kigondu, the organizer of the Samburu project, has gained the confidence of the Samburu warriors, called "morans", in the three sub-counties of Samburu District. The purpose of this project is to bring the various groups together to promote peaceful co-existence.
Pathways to autonomy: tzotzil women's empowerment Twenty young indigenous women 50% single mothers, face discrimination, gender violence, and economic marginalization. Integrating gender perspectives in to this project will support a development program to strength their leadership by economic empowerment, entrepreneurial skills integrating gender perspectives, to advanced their inequity life conditions.
Safe Water and Good Hygiene Campaign in Uganda This project is intended to enhance the health status and productivity of  vulnerable communities  in Nangabo Sub-county,Central Uganda. These  communities rely mainly on unprotected springs as a source of water as the safe water coverage is  49% . The water is usually full of diseases causing germs. Worse still the sanitation conditions and hygiene practices in  the household /schools, are  inadequate. This project will ensure access to safe and clean water as well as better hygiene practices
Clean Water for a Healthy Afghan Community This project reinstitutes access to clean water through drilling a new higher capacity well at an AIL Learning Center in Asia Kalokhi near Herat City.
Provide healthcare to tribal women of 900 villages This project will provide access to critical health services for women residing in 900 remote and tribal villages (Population:one million) in Gujarat, India. These villages are in hilly and forested areas of Gujarat. The women in these villages do not have access to quality and affordable key health care services apart from SEWA Rural hospital. This project will help provide key health services (safe delivery, hysterectomy, cataract operation etc) to 1500-3000 women.
Help 1000 Youth Transform Conflict Creatively LAOU: What If I was you and you were me and we could talk about and listen to things that hurt us without hurting each other? Art Transforms Conflict creates strategic arts-based programs for refugee and host communities in Lebanon seeking to develop sustainable communication and conflict management skills. Through training in creative communication, we empower vulnerable youth so often left behind in peace-building with the tools necessary to address the social and cultural drivers of conflict.