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Washington Liberty Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Vivienne, Lara, Lilly, and Afrin from Washington Liberty High School have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Food Gardens for Hungry South African Families South Africa is plagued by poverty, hunger and unemployment, following the recent global economic crisis, steep food and fuel prices and severe climate events. Combined with the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for local food production is urgent. INMED South Africa's SEEDS FOR LIFE campaign will help 2,500 households plant home gardens. Your donation will provide free seeds and training to families on the brink of starvation, with future assistance to ensure the gardens and families thrive.
Rainwater Harvesting to 45 families in El Salvador This project will give an immediate solution to lack of water for 45 families of the Santa Maria Ostuma Municipality in El Salvador.  In this country, 1.5 million people do not have drinking water in their homes, so, especially women spend 8.5% of their productive time carrying water and approximately 16% of their family income. With your help, we will build and install 4 rainwater harvesting systems that will provide free community access to safe water for 165 Salvadoreans in La Paz department.
Market access for isolated Andean communities With a 4x4 truck, Awamaki will be able to reach more isolated, impoverished communities of Quechua women weavers and provide them with access to a sustainable income through our fair trade initiative.
Provide School Supplies To 500 Kids In Myanmar! This project will provide 500 children who live in orphan homes, or who come from families that earn approximately USD $1 per day, with backpacks filled with school supplies and a school uniform, so they can attend school with everything they need to learn and thrive. Education ends the cycle of poverty.
Vegetable Gardens for Improved Nutrition in Haiti Partners of the Americas is teaming up with Makouti Agro Enterprise, a Haitian agribusiness, to establish a seedling nursery in the community of Lory and help 50 families create home vegetable gardens. The project will help provide a more diverse diet to improve family nutrition and will also open up new economic opportunities as they can receive training and sell excess vegetables and vegetable products in nearby cities.
Enable Sylvester to Study Commerce Sylvester is an articulate and intellegent young man who dreams of working in a bank, he's studied hard to get the grades to study a BA in Commerce and the only thing holding him back is the funds. Sylvester is the oldest of four, the family lives in Kibera and his parents are unable to pay his school fees. Turning Point has supported him through primary and secondary school and we long to see him fulfilling his dreams.
Aid for Albanian Earthquake Survivors A deadly 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit Albania in November 2019. 51 people were killed and 2,000 were injured. Government relief efforts are focusing on population centers like Durres and Tirana; moving forward, Nehemiah Gateway will help earthquake survivors living in poverty in rural villages. Many lost their homes, but cannot leave because livestock is their greatest asset. We are helping them with humanitarian aid and home reconstruction, because winter is a terrible time to be homeless.
Keep N. Kensington Children's Orchestra Playing! The North Kensington Children's Orchestra uses music to transform the lives of over 320 children in West London. The majority of children we support come from North Kensington, a disadvantaged neighbourhood impacted by the Grenfell tragedy. We believe that all children deserve the same chance to succeed, whatever their background. That's why any child can join our project free of charge.
Changing the Way the World Supports Refugees Most refugees live in cities, beyond the reach of traditional aid. In response, refugees build grassroots organizations to support their communities, providing critical services. We work directly with these leaders to help their organizations become self-sustaining. Our pilot in Malaysia proved our approach works and it has been recognized as a major social innovation by Ashoka. Our model, replicated today in Uganda and Kenya, has the potential to impact 3 million refugees in the next 10 years.
Supporting Women in Science in Southern Africa In sub-Saharan Africa, only 29% of STEM researchers (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) are female (UN Women Statistics). Faced with complex developmental challenges, southern Africa needs more scientific researchers. There is huge potential to develop a vibrant and diverse research community within the region to tackle these challenges head-on by encouraging women in the sciences.
Enhancing  Maternal and Child Health in Liberia The project seeks to improve the health status of Mother and Child and improved access and quality Reproductive and Child Health services with focused attention to the most vulnerable sections of the society. The project will conduct primary Health check-ups, Antenatal & Post natal care; provide vitamins A and deworming, multivitamins and micronutrient. The project will provide an opportunity to identify and reduce existing health risks in mothers and children and prevent future health problems.
Improving the lives of Carriage Horses in Jakarta Since its founding in 2008 JAAN started to help the carriage horses working in Jakarta's heat and busy traffic. The carriage horses' are pushed over their limits with little or no medical care provided. Often the owners and handlers don't have much knowledge about horse care and the carriage horses are literally worked to their very early death, when normally with better care,  horses can reach a very old age.  Horses are not provided the correct food or rest areas.
Help Residents Access Emergency Wildfire Updates As the Kincade fire in Sonoma County, CA spreads, there is a significant number of Spanish and Maya speaking residents there who have an urgent need for verified information in their own language. People need to know where the fire is spreading, what the evacuation routes are, and where to find safe shelter and services. Our partner, KBBF, is the only bilingual radio station in the county and their volunteers are working around the clock to provide urgent information. They need our support.
A Child Friendly Space after Earthquake in China A 7.0 magnitude earthquake rocked Sichuan Province in China on 20th April, 2013, killing at least 190 people and injuring at least 11,000 others. More than 1.5 million people are affected in this disaster. Save the Children's field office is actively providing disaster relief for children and families, including child-friendly spaces.
Clean Water Supply to Drought Hit Areas of Uganda Civil war, drought, and economic instability have led to a recently declared famine in South Sudan, and Uganda where nearly over 5 million people face extreme food shortages in South Sudan and 10 million in Uganda are facing fatal challenges of famine. Serious drought conditions across the region have also led to food crises in Western regions and West Nile, Karamoja subregions and Refuguees .  Women and Girls spend two days waiting for water at the bore hole points, leaving kids home hungry.
It's Hard to Learn When You're Hungry! Mrs. Sianga and her dedicated team love and care for more than 500 vulnerable children, more than half of them orphans, giving them an excellent education and helping them grow in maturity, self esteem and confidence. It is a wonderfully inspiring special place. Many of the children come to school hungry and feeding them is an urgent challenge. Currently they are also facing the challenges of Covid-19 which is pushing food prices up and many classes are closed in lockdown.
Provide Consulting for Micro-enterprises in Ghana Help develop and expand a small business through management consulting. This project provides small businesses with intensive consulting services and cash investments.
Movement for conserving bees in the Western Ghats Bees pollinate 16% of the total 250000 flowering plants species known so far. One-third of the human diet is said to be derived from products of bee pollination. About 90% of the world's plant food production is mainly based on 82 products derived majorly from only 63 plant species. The importance of bees can be realized from the fact that for 39 of these plant species bees are major pollinators.  This campaign aims to conserve both - The species and the economics associated with it!
Nursery School In the Village of Lamwo District For decades, the young children of Lamwo District from day one  have had their lives dictated by the circumstances around them. These circumstances, include poor health, poor diet and above all else no  nursery education, which contributes to the drop out rates at the primary school level, as they would have stayed home, until the age of 6 or 7 before joining primary school. We are attempting to fill this gap, for every child in rural Lamwo District.
Arianna's Center Community Relief This South Florida based project will administer stipends for transgender women of color and immigrant experience, many of whom are living with HIV and who are disproportionately affected by unemployment, homelessness and discrimination. It will also provide assistance to guide clients through the name change process.These stipends are designed to help with every day needs such as paying for groceries, phone bills and utilities, gas and transportation and range in amount from $25 to $200.
Help an abused woman and her children This project will save a mother and her children's lives providing safe shelter into a modern center, quality social services, as psychotherapy, medical and legal assistance, a course of qualification for the victims who don't have a profession or a qualification, financial aid after relocation, consisting in the payment of the rent, utilities and a monthly food allowance, for a period, everything that is necessary for the abused woman and her children to start from scrap.
School for 30 Disabled Kids Affected by Haiyan This project has re-opened the only school for children with development disabilities like autism in Tacloban. The school was founded by the mother of an autistic child when she realised that the government wasn't giving their kids the support they needed. The school was thriving before Typhoon Haiyan's, but it was damaged by the storm and now needs extra support. Your donations will pay teacher salaries, fund books, classes, and psycho-social support for children affected by the storm.
Citizen voices to aid in Nepal earthquake recovery Over 7 million people were affected by a 7.8 magnitude earthquake near Kathmandu in Nepal in April 2015. Donations to this project help us collect feedback from those affected people and translate it into bi-weekly updates for first responders. In the days following a disaster, there is always much confusion and little coordination among governments and organizations. We provide them with first-hand information that improve livelihoods when the dust clears.
Help At-Risk Youth Create Jobs in Nigeria & India We're partnering with at-risk youth to build community businesses. Using Silicon Valley startup tools at the "Bottom of the Pyramid," we've already launched 10 businesses run by formerly unemployed and at-risk youth. The results are skills, jobs, and wealth that can transform slum communities. Now, we want to professionalize and expand our impact.
Restore lives of  300 households in Kasese Uganda In Kasese District, and the Rwenzori region of Uganda, hundreds of vulnerable children and women are living in camps with no food, clean water, shelter and hygiene facilities after losing everything they had to floods. Joy for Children Uganda (JFCU) is working to restore their lives. By donating to this cause, you will not only  impact on the lives of 100,000 children, women and men affected by floods and at risk of being abused but also prevent the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sustainable Skills and Empowerment for the Youth Another Hope Children's Ministries would like to reduce vulnerability and dependency among the young people by 20% in 5 Districts of Central Uganda (Kampala, Mpigi, Wakiso, Mityana and Mubende) through vocational skills training. This project will benefit 12,000 Youth in the 5 Districts of Central Uganda hence reducing  the unemployment rate among the youth and increasing the number of youth joining Vocational schools rather than Degree courses that have no ready jobs.
Rescue 120 Girls from Child Marriages in Zambia The project will rescue 120 adolescent girls that have been forced into marriages in rural areas of Zambia. Rescue a Girl (RAG) child rescuers will be trained to lead community actions to rescue, counsel and support the rescued girls.  All the 120 girls will be re-enrolled in schools for them to complete their education. Enterprises will be setup for groups of 15 girls to engage in business to raise income to support their children and education and to demand for their right to health.
Send a street kid to school in Nigeria for a year Home and Street Kids Welfare Initiative plans to build five classrooms to provide free education for the street kids who hail from the poorest sections of society in Kwara State Nigeria, also providing the kids free meals. This project runs a free school in Ilorin, Kwara State for the used to be street kids, providing a one on one structured learning to 32 street kids both from Nigeria, Niger Republic and Mali.
Empowering Women's Projects - Bolivia and Cameroon In Bolivian orphanages, many of the girls we support are survivors of sexual abuse that has severely affected their self-confidence. Similarly, in Cameroon women have a traditionally domestic role and are not given the chance to be educated. To ensure these women and girls can be independent and self-sufficient, LifeTime Projects works to empower them through mentoring and skilled workshops and training on sustainable business practices with the help of the local community.
Help 16000 Victims of the Taal Volcano Eruption Update: After a series of magnitude 6 earthquakes that hit the Philippines, another disaster happened yesterday (January 12, 2020): a Level 5 volcanic eruption of the 30-year dormant Taal Volcano in the northern part of the country, Luzon. As of the time of this update, over 40,000 evacuees, or roughly, 10,000 families are moved from their residences to the evacuation centers. Children's Joy Foundation, once again, is carrying out relief operations in the affected region.
Prevention of Violence Against Girls To reduce the causes, risks and impacts of violence against girls in Cote d'Ivoire. For that, we will develop strategies of prevention and early detection of violence towards a group of girls.
Provide Clean Drinking Water for a School in India The rainwater harvesting program of the Barefoot College is a sustainable solution to the extreme shortage of clean drinking water sources in rural Rajasthan, India. Rains are often undependable and ground water has unhealthy levels of arsenic or fluoride, and in many areas is too saline to drink. Rainwater - as a direct source of potable water when filtered - can be collected from the rooftops of schools and stored in underground storage tanks. Communities contribute to constructing the system.
"Antes de Tiempo", reducing teenage pregnancy In Cazuca, Colombia, teenage pregnancy statistics have been significantly higher than in other parts of the country. But the athletics team of Fundacion Tiempo de Juego has shown a rate of 0% between their female participants. Research has shown that female athletes are significantly less likely to get pregnant than their non-athlete peers. Help us increase the quality of our offer and the number of girls we can involve in sports, and help them avoid becoming mothers at an early age.
Sustainable Development for Nali School in Ghana Cheerful Hearts Foundation plans to develop Nali International School to assist the poorest families in the community. Initial project is to construct fresh access to sanitary drinking water. We also aim to reconstruct the toilet facilities as current ones are near collapse & the leaking sewage is risking the children's health. We seek sustainable resources development with investment in textbooks and learning aids so that children can borrow & prevent financial burden keeping them out of school
Life Skills and Peer Education for 14,000 students In Windhoek's most disadvantaged areas the use of alcohol and drugs is on the rise and drug-related crime is wide-spread. Blue Cross Namibia has developed a project in 15 Windhoek high schools to prevent substance abuse by empowering students through peer-educators to lead healthy lives. Children and youth are taught "life skills," participate in after-school activity clubs like chess or soccer and hold rallies/awareness events in the communities to fight addiction and promote a drug-free life.
Teens Tutor Teens Aid Against Covid-19: Operation TTT is dedicated to helping the community, and in this especially fluid time, TTT is looking for the best way in which it can make a positive impact. Consequently, we have decided to host a virtual food donation fund. Every $1 donated can provide 4 meals for people who are in need of edibles during a time when it's even difficult to buy toilet paper in supermarkets.  We would ideally like to raise only $500! Thank you for your help.
Advent International for PIH: Reach the Beach We will be running the 200 mile Reach The Beach Relay New Hampshire from Bretton Woods to Hampton Beach taking place 18-19 September 2015.  We are again collectively raising money for Partners In Health, to revitalize rural health clinics and train the next generation of Mexican doctors in the Sierra of Chiapas, Mexico-one of the most marginalized areas of the country.
Math & Science Education for South African Youth The Umkhumbane Schools Project works in the 5 secondary schools in the Cato Manor township area near Durban, South Africa to give disadvantaged youth a chance at educational success and a brighter future.  As an NGO based on-site within a cluster of schools, we create opportunities for resource-sharing, collaboration, and friendly inter-school competition.  This Global Giving initiative will help fund our after-school classes, pre-college enrichment and mentoring, and teaching-resource center.
Hope Alive 845 Families, victims, & law enforcement with support/necessary services for the missing, kidnapped or exploited children & adults. Your contributions let us offer a multitude of different areas & support. Search & rescue teams Grief counselors for family People to go into the schools & educate our children Private Investigators Workshops Materials for informing the public & spreading awareness Better systems to help aid law enforcement Ability to maintain the Hope Alive 845 org. as a whole and more
COVID RELIEF FOR CRITICAL CASES ISKCON Varanasi with the help of HOPE WELFARE TRUST is helping to arrange free food, medicine, oxygen, etc for people stuck in Hospitals in emergency cases. Old villagers are not able to arrange for basics amenities due to financial constraints. There is a lot of rush in Hospitals, and relatives have to wait with patients to get them to doctors and it becomes very difficult for them to arrange for food, medicine, oxygen, etc leaving the patients alone in an emergency.
HELP TRIBAL KIDS GET FOOD, EDUCATION & SHELTER India has 1,17,064 recognized Tribal villages where 88,295 villages lack basic facilities. ISKCON Varanasi in collaboration with ISKCON Pirpainti under the inspiration of His Holiness Bhakti Purushottam Swami is establishing a Gurukul where tribal kids are provided with free shelter, food, clothing, education, health facilities, spiritual values, skill training, and a warm family environment, in order to give meaning & fulfillment in their lives.
Empower 19 youths living on the streets in Mexico This project will help JUCONI Foundation purchase a facility where a permanent Youth House can be established for young men aged 14-18 affected by family violence, who experience marginalized situations, extreme poverty and/or live on the streets in Mexico. Within the Youth House, JUCONI will provide youth with long-term personalized educative-therapeutic interventions that will prepare them to live an independent life free of violence and become fully integrated into society as young adults.
Provide Backpacks to Children Affected by Disaster Since Katrina in 2005, Do Your Part has found that most of the time school is either in session or ready to begin and children affected by a disaster have lost everything including their backpack. The most requested item from a child is a backpack. A new backpack puts the biggest smile on a child's face. This project wants to make sure that each of these backpacks are filled full of supplies and a few extras to give each of these children a new start, along with a gift card for food.
Flood & Landslide Relief in Kyushu, Japan (2020) Since Saturday, July 4, 2020, torrential rains in the southwestern island of Kyushu have caused flooding and landslides, killing 49 people with 11 missing (as of Jul 7). Over 1.22 million residents have been asked to evacuate.  Civic Force has dispatched rescue personnel to the affected areas. The team will conduct rescue operations, provide medical assistance to victims, and distribute emergency relief supplies at evacuation centers.
Youth Radio Dialogues on HIV in South Africa The Children's Radio Foundation trains young people to produce radio shows on issues facing youth, with 1300 youth reporters reaching 7 million listeners at 72 radio stations across Africa. This initiative will get 280 youth reporters in South Africa broadcasting shows about HIV and sexual and reproductive health at 18 radio stations, sharing vital information and personal stories with youth in their communities in order to reduce HIV infections and make well-informed decisions.
Fund Musical Recovery 4 At-Risk & At-Promise Youth Many students in continuation and alternative high schools in high-poverty neighborhoods in Los Angeles Unified are struggling with hunger, housing insecurity, vulnerability, and the daily strain of racism and economic hardship. Removed from their main high schools after falling behind academically, they attend Continuation Schools and receive support to graduate on time. This project gives them instruction, a guitar & supplies for learning to play, sing, and build creativity and leadership!
Irish Cancer's vital services to families in Eire In Ireland an average of 30,000 new cases of cancer are diagnosed each year and this number is expected to rise to over 40,000 per year by 2020. Most recent data from the National Cancer Registry shows that approximately every 15 minutes someone somewhere in Ireland hears the words 'you have cancer'. Funds raised go directly to facilitate the work of the Irish Cancer Society across support services, prevention, research and advocacy.
Empower 2100 young women through quality work Your gift will transform the lives of 2100 women by providing them with the resources to gain fairly-paid, safe employment once they finish their education. Around the world, less privileged and marginalised women face exploitative work environments, and are at greater risk of sex trafficking and abuse. With your support, we can work with our partners to ensure women receive mentoring, vocational training, and scholarships, so they can pursue empowering work and gain financial independence.
Music Transforming Lives To make use of diverse artistic manifestations, principally music, as a means of changing individually and collectively children and youngsters who find themselves in a socially risky situation.