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One Month of Fuel for the Lake Clinic Boats The Lake Clinic provides health care to nine floating villages across the Tonle Sap in Cambodia. Taking care of each patient would not be possible if there wasn't fuel to ensure the transportation for the medical teams to the lake villagers.  Through health care and wellness education, TLC serves the underserved. Help fund a month worth of fuel for The Lake Clinic!
Improve Children's Health and Development Provide child care, education, and improved health and sanitation for boys and girls in India.  Educate girls about their rights.
Life saving treatment of babies by Donations/Zakat This project aims to raise donations and Zakat (Obligatory Muslim Charity) to provide funds for the treatment of 200 pre-mature babies and neonates fighting for life in NICU. The treatment in NICU involves expensive  procedures and medicines varying from $300 to $1200 depending on the severity of condition of the baby, which poor parents are unable to afford. With the help of donations and zakat we provide free treatment in our NICU at Al-Mustafa Medical Centre, Karachi and help save lives.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Shreya, Susan, and Priya 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 and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Computer skills for health and education in slums Action Now Kenya will equip two community centers in Kibera and Kawangware informal settlement areas in Nairobi with 50 computers and Internet connectivity over one year. These will be used to help improve the educational performance of 15,000 vulnerable children living in slums through information communication technology, as well as inform them on critical health matters affecting their livelihoods. Such health matters  will include HIV/Aids, Reproductive health, and dangers of drug use.
Give 4000 People with clean water in Maracha In Maracha, Many Families, children Villagers more so women, always spend hours walking to locations miles away in order to bring water for home needs more so when we experience massive droughts.  The goal of this project is to put in borehole wells in five sub-counties. Therefore the creation of a borehole well will put a clean, sustainable source of water in close proximity to approximately 4,000 beneficiaries
70 Therapeutic Music Performances in Nursing Homes Therapeutic Music Day sends the healing power of music into nursing homes, hospitals, and assisted living facilities. With as many as 70 performances in Martin, St. Lucie, and Palm Beach Counties, Florida, in 2012, we are treating those in facilities that would not otherwise receive this treatment.  Our program uses certified music therapists as well as creating an opportunity for students of music to keep the budget low and create the most benefit for those in need.
TRANSFORMING WASTES INTO SALABLE ECOFRIENDLY ITEMS As trash breaks down in landfills, it releases methane and nitrous oxide gases. Approximately eighteen percent of methane gas in the atmosphere comes from wastes disposal and treatment.  Reducing, reusing and recycling is a key part of climate change strategy to reduce our green house gases emission and reduces carbon emission. Creating employment to women in the community by making salable crafts. To bring income to households and enhance their social welfare.
Six Grades Children Write Their Name in Jumla For creating learning environment to children who are struggling in the most poor, remote and conflict affected through providing incentives, bridging courses and strengthen the school management committees.
Towards affordable Clean Energy Self Supply. The project looks forward to empowering community to create fuel, electricity and food in their rural area. The community will produce Castor and Jatropha to process into bio fuel.
Develop 20 New Youth Leaders in New Orleans Train 20 youth involved in “bounce” rap culture to use organizing tools, tactics, and strategies for solutions to community problems, including violent crime, domestic abuse, and homophobia.
Share Hope with Refugees at Camp Oinofyta Greece Thousands of Syrian refugees have traveled to Greece fleeing a civil war that has raged since 2011 and displaced millions. Through a new agreement, the EU has closed the borders from Greece into the rest of Europe in hopes of better managing the crisis. The local Greek government is stretched thin, so it is imperative that volunteer organizations like Do Your Part receive funding to help support the refugees and ease the burden on the Greek people while refugee asylum applications are processed.
Help Mexican people in need to be transplanted. Help us to give back the light and the vision to people who need a corneal transplant.
Help people who are in waiting to be transplanted of a kidney through their hemodialysis sessions and the transplant surgery.
With your contribution we will make these people in need without social security return to work and have back their social life generating an economic income for their families.
Send Harlem Students to World Peace Leadership! This January, the IBREA Foundation is hosting a World Leadership Program! Since we have been working closely with students at the A. Phillip Randolph High School in Harlem NYC, we have selected 3 exemplary students to participate in the program. With your contributions we will be able to fund the costs of their participation so that the students can fully immerse themselves in the program.
Haiti Hurricane Response All Hands is on the ground in Haiti and is basing relief operations out of Port Salut, on the southwestern coast. We are coordinating with local officials to prioritize needs. Our first activities center on clearing debris from a school that was destroyed.  From there, we anticipate branching out to less accessible towns to the north toward Jeremie.  Work will include the clearing of debris, creating temporary classrooms along with the installation of a school clean water system.
Maternal and Infant Care in Panama In Panama, mothers and their babies in the poverty line are vulnerable to health complications due to high-risk pregnancies. APLAFA has seven clinics, where this project will provide the healthcare services to this population, helping to reduce  maternal and infant mortality rate.
Spirulina for 1000 Malnourished People in Ethiopia We are cultivating micro-algae spirulina as food supplement to fight malnutrition in Ethiopia.The project is ongoing, harvesting is done every 3 days.The harvested product is a wet paste which need to be dried to preserve its nutritional contents before grinding into powder and distributing to malnourished people.The traditional methods of drying we currently use posses a lot of challenges and risks contamination of the product.We therefore need a high speed centrifugal spirulina drying machine.
Rebuilding Children's home and dreams in Colombia In PAN we transform lives throught affection. As a non profit organization, we work everyday for Colombian children and families. Unfortunately, in July 2019, one of our foster homes in Medellin was destroyed in a fire caused by an electrical fault . Be part of the transfromation helping us to rebuild it and support our children so they can have a renewed space. Here they will learn about robotics, arts, and yoga, and they will have a library and a computer lab.
Provide a Hostel School in the Hidden Himalayas. Humla is the remotest district in Nepal situated in the far NW of the country. It is very poor with little or no basic infrastructure and a third of children die before their 5th birthday. Our aim is to help bring some stability by providing better education facilities especially for those children who live too far away from existing government schools and cannot travel on a daily basis and in the bitter mountain climate
Clean Water for Children in the Philippines Planet Water Foundation has been working to address water poverty for over 10 years. Our approach creates change at both environmental and behavioral levels by providing clean safe drinking water through our community-based water filtration systems; promoting water-health & hygiene education; and prioritizing ongoing system monitoring & sustainability.  Our projects are focused on rural elementary schools as it is here where we can have the most impact.
Improved Homes for SOS families This project aims to serve 12 SOS families/76 children living in the "SOS Children village - Skopje". The main objective is to improve the standard of living of the residents, mainly children and SOS mothers, through issuing loans for sanitation facility improvements, CTA and training. The activities include an educational component regarding energy efficiency, proper water usage, and environmental protection. The total cost of this project is USD $57,908.
Build a Playground for Mateen Not everything in Afghanistan is complicated. Five-year-old, Mateen, has a simple wish. Help Hagar build a playground for abused and trafficked children.
S.O.S. for Club P.A.N. in Cote d'Ivoire Normally, Club P.A.N. would start its 9th school year this October 2015. Unfortunately, we were unable to secure funding this year despite the amazing results we have achieved with the program and thousands of children we have reached so far. This means that 15 schools with more than 1000 children will not learn about environmental issues, endangered species and biodiversity this year and perhaps not ever again in the foreseeable future around the Tai National Park in Cote d'Ivoire.
Afghanistan Humanitarian Response We seek to meet the critical needs of 600,000 people. CARE has worked in Afghanistan since 1961. We are a trusted provider of humanitarian assistance, with strong relationships in local communities and a proven track record of supporting the most vulnerable, especially women and girls.
Planned Parenthood Columbia Willamette Our mission is to provide, promote, and protect access to sexual and reproductive health care. PPCW provides a complete range of family planning, STD testing and treatment, and other medical services.
Restore eyesights to 500 villagers in Bangladesh this project will restore the eyesight in southeaster Bangladesh, providing health care facilities to 500 extreme poor group target members who are affected with  retina diseases and are deprived of  getting treatment facilities due to lack of financial support.
Empower and Protect Cambodian Women 49% of Cambodian women believe men are sometimes justified in hitting their partners. NGO-CEDAW is working with the government to strengthen the law against domestic violence. We are building popular support for this change by engaging youth through workshops, debates and art exhibitions to challenge their beliefs about gender roles. We have contracts with donors for specific activities, but with no reserve funding, we still need your help to fund our much-needed work!
Solar Light & Rural Entrepreneurship for India This project addresses the energy needs of backward, tribal communities in Odisha, by providing them solar lights, and developing local capacity for Technical Servicing and Entrepreneurship. This will help the community by
- Providing opportunities for better educational facility 
- Increasing working hour and income
- Developing Rural Energy Entrepreneurs and creating Green Jobs
- Create access to clean energy solutions
- Catalyze over all community development
Empower girls in Niger for change via education An innovative "Girl Empowerment for Change" project will help 200 low-income adolescent girls at Hampate Ba Middle School in Niamey get more than just an academic basis. Creation of a Home Economics girls-only class and Gender/ICT Club will expand knowledge and strengthen confidence to improve their families' well-being and fight gender bias. The girls will gain an understanding of concepts, skills, attitudes and qualities needed to become agents of effective social change locally and globally.
School for Justice- education survivors SEC Nepal The School for Justice programme is a programme that started in Nepal in 2019 and targets survivors who fell victim to sexual exploitation of children (SEC) as a minor (but can now be young adults) in which they become change agents and assist in combatting/preventing SEC and raising awareness on SEC locally.    To empower survivors to become change agents  and speak up about the issue of SEC, they are provided with education in a humanitarian direction (journalism, law, social work, etc.) as we
Train Kenyan Educators to Empower Youth Support Youth Resilience! Help us train Kenyan Educators & continue to empower youth at the same time!   Building on the successful Kenyan pilot of our Transformative Citizenship Program (TCP), we are now training educators to lead this program. More students will also be served. TCP teaches the skill sets required for economic & social resilience. It includes: 1) course study, 2) work placement (e.g. farming) and 3) mentored economic enterprise.  Help us take TCP online - accessible to all!
Sustainability Ambassador Program Cultural professionals want to be sustainable but don't know how. Ki Culture's Sustainability Ambassador Program combines tools, resources, and support - empowering and enabling everyone, everywhere to work towards a sustainable future. The backbone of the Program are our freely available Ki Books, which are the step-by-step guides specifically designed for cultural professionals on HOW to be sustainable.
100 E-Learning Tabs aid to children in rural Sindh In 2015, an initiative began to provide children with Android tablets in rural Sindh Pakistan for schools to integrate E-learning as part of the school curriculum as they are remote and vulnerable areas. Furthermore, 46 PEP schools are using android tablets as part of their curriculum. But due to the shortage of Tablets, many children can't have e-learning. Currently, 100 tablet devices are needed to sustain digital learning in 46 primary schools.
Education for Better Future The major problem is the hardship faced by young children to get education which the project will address by the expansion of the local School and providing better educational environment.
Send Medical Relief to Peru's Earthquake Victims This project ships $1.5 million in donated medical supplies and equipment to Peruvian doctors, clinics and hospitals serving victims of the devastating 8.0-magnitude earthquake.
Help Survivors of Central American Flood Disaster The project will provide emergency assistance and long-term reconstruction to areas in Guatemala and El Salvador that have been affected by flooding caused by Hurricane Stan.
Mentor Young Scientists in South Africa Typically students in under-resourced schools have no opportunities for hands-on science experiences. The Young Scientist Incubation Project helps a group of Grade 9 children in the South African township of KwaDabeka in KwaZulu-Natal to set up science clubs to work on their science, technology and engineering projects for entry into the Science Expo competition.  Funds cover the costs of meeting, coaches and mentors and materials needed to successfully execute their projects.
Support Cyclone Fani affected people! Severe Cyclonic storm Fani has devastated East Indian coastal regions of Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal. Over 11 lakh people have already been evacuated and 800+ shelter homes have been set up in 15 districts (As on 3rd May, 2019, NDTV).  The impact of the cyclone is likely to be much more than 1999 super cyclone which was considered as the deadliest one!
Para Teacher in Govt school for Child Education The term 'para teacher' covers a wide range of incentive based appointment for teaching in schools where no of teachers less are and alternative learning centres or support education training centre. In a broad sense, any appointment, that is a deviation from the past practice in that state, is referred to as a para teacher. This broadly refers to teachers appointed by Gram Vikas Trust in association with school management committee including school principal, on incentive of Rs.2500 to 3000.
Mobile Library (Kitab Gari) This project will multiply mobile libraries for improving reading habits through interactive learning in the urban slums of Lahore/Karachi. Target groups include the most marginalized children found in: streets- orphanages- with disabilities-public parks and from garbage picking communities, with special focus on girls. Approximately 9000-10000 beneficiaries will benefit from this outreach project annually. This is a high impact low cost model for the most vulnerable.
Haiti Earthquake Relief Appeal On Saturday, August 14, 2021, Haiti suffered a major 7.2 magnitude earthquake 150km west of Port-au-Prince in South West Haiti, followed by a 5.2 magnitude earthquake also in the South West. Haitian authorities have reported over 2,000 people have died and it's estimated over 12,000 have been injured, though there are fears the true figure could be much higher.
Help Environmental Farming in Myanmar The Inle Lake tribes were driven from land in the 16th century.  They built their homes and established floating gardens on the lake. The lake has been polluted by the use of chemical fertilizer, and waste from the families and animals.  This project will help the Intha people to establish environmentally friendly methods of gardening and to decrease the amount of chemical and human pollutants in the lake. The effects will be improvement in family health, and quality of crops and fish.
Earthquake Aid Nepal After the devastating earthquake in Nepal on Saturday, the emergency is underway in the disaster area. While rescue teams continue their desperate search for survivors, our partners prepare the distribution of relief supplies. The most urgent human needs in the earthquake-prone area are clean drinking water, food and warm cover.
6000 Safe Stoves for Darfur Refugee Mothers 7,000 Safe Stoves for Darfur Refugee Mothers provides 7,000 Darfuri refugee families with a safe and efficient way to prepare meals using the Mud Stove, created and implemented by Darfur Women Network. Safe Stoves positively impacts survivors of genocide in Darfur refugee camps. Providing these stoves for refugees reduces health and safety risks as well as encourages ecological preservation.
ReBuild Hurricanes Laura & Delta On August 27, 2020, Hurricane Laura slammed into the southwest Louisiana as the 10th strongest hurricane to ever make landfall in the United States. The extreme winds damaged caused catastrophic damage to literally thousands of homes. Many of these homeowners are low-income and lack the wherewithal to rebuild themselves. To compound the misery Delta struck the same area on October 9th. We rebuild with volunteer labor and your donations.
Harmony Preschool_Invest in the Next Generation Harmony Preschool, established by Ready for Reading and housed in their community library, is located in a poor area of eastern Rwanda. The project will continue to build on Harmony's book rich, hands-on learning curriculum for its 40 students, increase the number of preschool teachers receiving training and parent education workshops. Learning through play practices will be integrated into children's programs and activities at the library providing access to any child in the community.
Empower with art 800 citizens in Colombia Citizens from marginalized neighborhoods in Bogota are being stigmatized and are left behind by society and the government. Without sufficient voice and visibility, they constantly suffer abuses and see their quality of life diminished. We want to empower them by co-creating public space art that highlights their identity, dreams and citizen engagement, to turn their places from being perceived as criminal hotspots into cultural hubs.
Support to Victims of Guatemala Volcano Eruption This project will support the long-term recovery of families through legal and psychological support to victims of the deadly volcano eruption in Guatemala on June 3rd, 2018. The eruption has killed over 100 people, with many still missing, and has displaced thousands. By partnering with local NGOs who work directly with the hardest hit areas, WJI will provide legal and psychological support to those in greatest need as they begin to reconstruct their lives and overcome trauma.
Empower Nepal to Rebuild Safer Houses and Schools Nearly two years after the 2015 earthquakes hundreds of families are living in dilapidated temporary shelters. Thousands of children are learning in temporary spaces, many of which are open to the harsh Himalayan elements. They do not need to. Even unsafe houses may be salvageable through retrofitting, which is much faster and cheaper than rebuilding from scratch. We want to get families back in safe houses and schools now. Our Board and supporters will match your donation 100%, up to $45,000.
Fix school damaged by storm Tender Talents Magnet School in Kampala, Uganda educates children from disadvantaged backgrounds, offering them secondary school education and housing in a country where publicly funded education ends at grade VII. Our project seeks to repair the water supply and dormitory damaged in a recent storm. A majority of the students are required to live at the school because they come from all over the country. Lack of clean water exposes over 300 children to water born diseases.
Sierra Leone Mudslide Recovery The 132,000 babies born in Sierra Leone since the August 2017 mudslides are passing their first months of life in a country still recovering from a natural disaster that has left tens of thousands homeless and without medical care. Circle of Health International (COHI) is supporting our community based partner in Sierra Leone, Midwives on Missions of Service (MOMS) to provide on-going aid in the women and families in the Kailahun district.
Cyclone Idai Emergency Relief (Feeding and Health) A highly destructive cyclone massacred Sofala on March 14th. The Cyclone struck just before harvest, so target groups have lost their food production for the entire year. With this project we are going to supply the Health Centres of Estaquinha, Barada and Mangunde with medicines, hygiene and cleaning products; food for the vulnerable students and communities surrounding the Missions and hygiene products to restore some dignity in this awful conditions, especially to women.
Moringa for the Nutritional Health of 1000Children Benin is one of the African countries affected by child malnutrition, the Moringa project for the nutritional health of children on GlobalGiving is to provide a safe space for the children of the countryside and the villages of Benin to have access to the food supplements of which the moringa oleifera abounds, thousands of children die of vitamin deficiencies and the NGO YOUTH SERVICE AFRICA (YSA) is committed to changing this.
Simple eye surgery to restore sight to Ethiopians Orbis plans to conduct simple eye surgeries in remote regions of Ethiopia in the hope to cure thousands of people suffering from the painful, blinding and life destroying eye disease - trachoma.
Solar cookers for the school in Fiadanana Using solar cookers in the village's school to prepare meals by and for the students. Introducing a new technology to the village via the children, reduces the need to chop down firewood trees.
Training 280 girls in Vocational Skills in Ghana The Meet Kate Foundation supports local initiatives in Ghana. One of the initiatives we support and advise is that of the vocational training school of FrankEve in Ekwamkrom, Ghana. The FrankEve Foundation is helping young vulnerable girls with a technical vocational training. FrankEve gives 25% of their students a full scholarship, so they are able to learn a skill and become independent women. FrankEve is trying to put up a restaurant which will help to sustain the project financially.