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Support 300 destitute Children in India This project supports street children, orphan and destitute in Goa. There are so many run away children from different states, migrate to Goa in search of better livelihood options. In bargain of doing so they end up as child laborers, rag pickers and juvenile in conflict with Law. Children's home provides them an environment with all the basic necessities required for their healthy growth. El Shaddai has 6 homes, supporting 300, girls and boys, in age group of 2-17 years. We need your support!
GRATITUDE FUND FOR CORONA HEROES Turkish Education Foundation (TEV) is undertaking a new project named GRATITUDE TO CORONA HEROES FUND to support the education of children of healthcare workers in Turkey who have forfeited their lives in the frontlines of this struggle due to COVID-19. Moreover, the scope of the fund will be extended to support more students who faced with negative effects of the pandemic as the Fund's support rises.
Educate school dropout children in rural India Light of Life Trust is a public charitable trust established in 2002 to reach out to underprivileged rural citizens, with focus on children, women and elderly, the most vulnerable section of the society in rural areas. Project Anando was initiated in 2005 to address out-of-school children issue and has so far reached out to over 9000 children covering 426 villages in 5 districts of Maharashtra, India, by reinstating them in schools and equipping them with skills to become productive citizens.
Solar Pathway out of Poverty for Native Americans Your contribution is funding scholarships for Native American men and women to attend indigenous-led Solar Career Training Programs. Trainees move on to well-paying jobs installing solar arrays on their own reservations, and beyond. CTSI is empowering tribes to tap the tremendous potential of solar energy as means to transform their entire economic, ecological and social systems -- facilitating the transition away from energy poverty, extractive fossil fuels, and a return to self-determination.
Build Prosperity in Tlamacazapa, Mexico Atzin's mission: reverse the trap of poverty by supporting people to reach their full potential. We call it: The Cycle of Prosperity. It's a complex task but one with lasting effects. With your help, and working hand in hand with families, we invest time, talent and resources so that people gain greater ability to achieve their goals. We create opportunity and provide the needed tools so that people can give back to their community. And the best part? We've seen success for the past 20 years.
Technology for Learning Electricity, the internet, projectors and smartphones have created new and exciting opportunities to improve students' learning, but rural schools in Kenya and Uganda struggle to use these tools due to a lack of facilities, resources and training. This project will help EPAfrica's partner schools level the playing field through investment in e-learning, projectors, the internet, computers and solar power, and by supporting teachers with capacity building and training.
Train eight young Berber men in woodworking skills We train unemployed young men and school-leavers in woodworking. The focus of the training is to create a route to employment, income and increased future prospects. The EBF programme includes a training system in the correct use of hand-tools, the safe operation of machinery, knowledge of different wood varieties and how to sustainably manage local resources and wood waste. Trainees from the programme go on to learn furniture-making and wood-carving skills in a dedicated workshop.
Improve Diet of 20 Guatemalan  Families Food security is of paramount concern today, especially for the world's poor. Environmental changes and economic crisis have put particular strain on Indigenous women and families in rural Guatemala.  The Indigenous Women's Organic Gardening Project works with communities of women in Chumanzana and Santa Clara to educate them about sustainable gardening practices and nutrition. This means that women are better able to cultivate the nutritious food  they, and their families, need.
Leadership Development for Rural Women in Bolivia Empowering Women and Improving their Quality of Life through the Development of Microenterprise
Break Poverty Cycle of Roma Children in Romania Care2Travel will provide after-school programs in Transylvanian schools with high concentrations of Roma children to provide them the necessary skills and support to discontinue the cycle of poverty that their families have experienced for generations. Our program will bring in specialized teachers after school to ensure these disadvantaged children can perform at the social and educational level they are expected to, while keeping them fed and off the streets.
Help kids with IDD to make friends in Mongolia This project is to help children with intellectual development disability (IDD) to make friends at school in Mongolia by raising awareness in the community. In order to bring children with IDD and their peers together under one roof, we aim in conducting training about advocacy, diversity and social awareness about IDD to parents, teachers and their peers.  Besides, we do organize events and activities to children with IDD and peers by means of creating an inclusive environment.
Sponsor a child at the Boys & Girls Club You can help Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley area kids from working poor families attend the Boys & Girls Club.  The Club opens the door to a great future for youth with: Academic support, including homework help, tutoring, computer lab access, technology education, and enrichment programs; arts programs like theater and music; fitness programs like sports leagues, martial arts classes, dance, and gymnastics; life skills and leadership programs; and nationally accredited preschool.
Plant Trees to Empower Farming Families in Morocco This campaign generates greater income and uplifts farming communities out of poverty by planting high-quality organic fruit trees. The High Atlas Foundation (HAF) and cooperatives raise the trees in community-managed nurseries and then distribute them to farmers and schools throughout Morocco. The project helps build the skills of farmers in growing trees and monitoring them as they grow. The fruit varieties include almond, argan, carob, cherry, date, fig, olive, pomegranate, and walnut.
TOUCH A LIFE TODAY_57,000 disadvantaged families Every household is in need during this hard times and we plead with good Samaritans to help us touch lives since everyone has been affected. We need to touch 57,000 families in assisting them with food,unborn baby clothes,self test kits.. Touching one family means touching the whole world.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Samindhi, Samara, and Shay have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Mental Health support for 42 traumatized children The multi-systematic approach we will use in this project will allow us to provide 42 traumatized children and their parents with counselling, psychotherapy, psychological and psycho-social support free of charge. The work with children is designed to positively affect their social skills which mostly targets some deficits in assertiveness and conflict resolution skills, and in the long term combine this with behavioral changes, improved learning abilities and better integration in the community
Support Mobile Libraries Reach Children of Kabul In 2018, as snow was falling from Kabul's sky, a small dream named Charmaghz was born in our beautiful mountainous city. Charmaghz is a Kabul based NGO. We turn old public buses into mobile libraries, promoting critical thinking, providing a space for children to read, think, and ask questions. We started with one library and today, we have four mobile libraries and one education mobile cinema. Since 2018, we had 210,000 visits, making us the most visited library in Afghanistan!
Icons for Mapping Community Sustainability Green Map Icons are a universal language for identifying environmental and cultural resources. Help local mapmakers foster sustainable living by updating this lexicon and a multilingual icon database.
Planting trees to save the planet! 12,000 years ago humans started to farm. Since then, nearly half the world's forests have disappeared, and today we are facing, simultaneously, a global pandemic. and a devastating climate crisis. One of the quickest, most efficient, most cost effective ways to tackle climate change is by planting trees. (IPCC, August 2019) Reforesting 900 million hectares will capture 25% of the carbon in the atmosphere, help stabilize the climate, provide clean air and protect our water resources. Let's do it!
Bringing Help and Hope to Lebanon's Refugees Refugees fleeing violence in Serbia, Iraq and Syria have established their own "camp" in Lebanon making a long-term community as best as they are able.  Working with UNHCR, these refugees have established latrines.  Working with GHNIs team, they've dug a well for clean water and begun growing vegetables and fruit in a nearby plot.  Recently, working together, they've begun educating young children in a "home-school" setting. Please help continue to develop a community of dignity and belonging.
Re-capitalizing 2000 rural farmers in Uganda Cosma seeks funding to establish and maintain a community fund in the Masaka sub-region of Uganda to re-capitalize existing farmer cooperatives which have faced an unexpected financial crisis due COVID 19. These member cooperatives will be able to borrow money from the community fund to help individual member farmers overcome socio-economic hardship arising from the COVID 19 lock down.
Share a table food with 25 Moldovan children. Through this project we address the issue of poverty and lack of education in rural Moldova and we offer a concrete, immediate impact solution for the children suffering from hunger and who are most at risk of pre-school abandonment.
HOME BASED CARE TO ELDERLY IN KENYA ON COVID 19 This project will build a day care center in Western parts of Kenya, providing rich comprehensive care to the elderly with compromised immune systems that are susceptible to the effects of Covid 19 and Life limited diseases. The pandemic has brought great confusion that elderly are neglected while services and crucial services are geared towards the productive members of the society. This project will improve health of 700 elders and reunite them with their families with sustainable programs.
Animal Rescue Project This project will rescue 450 household pets especially dogs and cats that are abused and or abandoned by providing them shelter, food and veterinary care.
Sustainable Livelihood and Enterprise Development This project will empower disadvantaged 100 women and girls through imparting skill training, Readymade Garment Making trainings, Animal Husbandry,Kantha stitch Training, Crystal Work and Self-help to each other, which will help to generate an income for their families and give a better chance of survival
Gift of mobility to 250 persons with disabilities Inaccessible public transportation restricts the ability of persons with disabilities to access educational and economic opportunities, which keep them in the vicious circle of poverty. Each year, we intend to impact the lives of 250 persons with disabilities through skills-based training and job placement. We need your assistance in bringing these trainees to our campus through a dedicated transport service. Help us so no person with a disability stops dreaming for a better future.
Livelihood for 500 Tribal Women in Gujarat This project enables livelihood for women in rural Gujarat through Sakhi Sangathan, a women's collective, which grows, buys and sells its own farm produce at profit in a male dominated market.
Supply Wigs to Needy Michigan Children Wigs 4 Kids reaches out to kids and young adults with hair loss by providing custom-fitted, age-appropriate wigs, indivudally cut and styled for that child at no cost to the kids or their families. This program is available to any Michigan child or teen through age 18 experiencing hair loss due to cancer treatments or various other appearance related challenges that cause hair loss such as: alopecia, trichotillomania, lupus, hydrocephalus, burns and other disorders.
Hurricane Michael Disaster Response The most powerful storm to hit the continental US in decades leveled much of the Florida panhandle. We are in touch with our supply distribution partners to coordinate hygiene kits and medical supplies but what is needed now, today, is cash to get into the hands of the pregnant women, LGBTQI evacuees, families with kids with special needs, survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence, and immigrants who don't feel safe accessing mainstream services.
Uniting Middle East Youth, Redefining Peace Ultimate Peace (UP) is a ground-breaking program, annually uniting 600 Arab, Jewish and Palestinian teens in Israel and the West Bank. The character-building sport of Ultimate Frisbee is our tool. With no referees, teens learn dispute resolution, building deep friendships and trust. After 10 years we have learned that real peace begins between people, not governments. When youth from different sides of a conflict co-create an oasis of peace together, the result is transformative.
Help feed hungry kids in Denver, Colorado This project will provide "PowerSacks" of food to 1250 low-income Denver, Colorado elementary students at 8 schools to help bridge the hunger gap these kids experience over the weekends.  Each PowerSack a student takes home on Friday is designed to serve two meals to a family of four.
Reduce poverty in rural Nicaragua TechnoServe will expand its successful programs diversifying agricultural production in coffee farming areas across Central America to the agricultural communities of Matagalpa and Jinotega, Nicaragua
Myanmar-Bangladesh Refugee Crisis During the early hours of 25 August, violence erupted in Rakhine State when insurgents launched deadly ambushes on police posts. The resulting crossfire and security crackdown have triggered the mass movement of tens of thousands of people, most of whom are women and children. To date, an estimated more than 400,000 people have crossed the border into Bangladesh, including 200,000 children ages 4-14 years, based on consolidated field reports of aid agencies working in Cox's Bazar.
Safe motherhood HIV project We want to save mothers and babies from death and suffering during birth and from HIV by transporting them to a district hospital and by paying for their CD4 cell tests so they can be treated with ARV
Stand up for the right to read in Manabi, Ecuador! A few years ago, Clara Luna started a program that deals with two local social issues: In the community, 50% - 60% of pregnancies are from teenage mothers, because a high percentage of minors begin sexual relationships early and do not receive timely sex education. Lack of access for girls, boys and young people to an education process based on development education that informs, forms, raises awareness, and encourages and commits individuals to address short- and long-term development problems.
Child Abuse Advocacy in Mexico Creating materials and supporting several spaces where professionals working with children can be trained and families can receive attention dealing  with abuse (physical, emotional, or sexual).
Hurricane Irma Relief Fund Hurricane Irma was one of the strongest storms ever measured in the Atlantic and caused catastrophic damage across the Caribbean. This fund will provide relief to survivors in the form of emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine in addition to longer-term recovery assistance to help residents recover and rebuild. All donations to this fund will exclusively support any necessary relief and recovery efforts from this storm in the U.S. and the Caribbean.
Support innovative learning for children, Senegal Imagination Afrika, through its children's innovation hub, provides inclusive learning spaces for over 3,000 children in Senegal. Our innovative programming, for children from 6 months to 16 years, sparks creativity, problem solving and ensures that children learn better. Our goal is to help create the next generation of our countries' changemakers.
1000 New Beginnings for US Immigrants and Refugees Upwardly Global will provide 1000 immigrants, including refugees and asylees, with opportunities to fully contribute to their communities and the U.S. economy. We advance equity, power the workforce, and champion human potential through innovative skill-building, coaching, and networking programs that build a strong shared future.
You give 2, SITAWI lends 20, we change 2,000 lives SITAWI is committed to protecting the environment and changing the lives of the most vulnerable people in Brazil. Whether it's creating wickerwork and income for artisans, computer skills for at-risk kids, teaching business courses for Afro-Brazilian micro-entrepreneurs or supporting sustainable recycling projects, we help bring long-lasting change to Brazil.For every $1 donated, our nonprofit fund will lend $10 to ethical, high-quality social enterprises, multiplying the impact of your donation
Help Social AgroBusiness of Rural Youth in Ukraine Your donation will help the Way Home Foundation to equip a Shop on Wheels in a minibus to strengthen social farm enterprise Liebenthal in the Odessa region, Ukraine. The mobile shop will sell farm products in the city: greenery, vegs, honey, flowers, which are raised by disadvantaged young people from the Liebenthal agricultural community. They have received training in the skills of agricultural business and they want to earn their own living and start their own business.
Change Lives in Sierra Leone! Sierra Cares Foundation (SCF) focuses on helping orphan children with no other source of support, aiding vulnerable women to gain education and employment and funding child education. We believe that prevention, not reaction, is the key to changing communities and supporting them for long term sustainability.  SCF assists women and children who are vulnerable to poverty, human trafficking and need food.  We are a newly-registered official US non-profit and appreciate your support!
What's Under the Tree in Wamunyu 2015? Need a meaningful, memorable gift for someone with a generous heart and an adventurous spirit? Give a gift in your recipient's name to Kenya Connect. Through our Holiday Collection, you can provide students in a rural village with computer skills, sports equipment, healthy hygiene facilities, or stacks of good books. Order one of these life-changing packages today. How many children will this benefit?  Kenya Connect works with 55 partner school with a total of 17,000 students!
St. John's College Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Kelsey and Chika from St. John's College 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-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Help Purchase a Facility Our organization is in desperate need of their own facility.  The facility will enable us to stop renting from other businesses and it will help place that money back into helping the community.
Lets Be Ready We offer young newly graduated teachers aged 18-24 the opportunity to stay in their communities and to become social entrepreneurs by starting classrooms in primarily rural, Guatemalan Mayan communities. The teachers have to work with the community leaders to find the suitable space to hold the classes. We provide the materials and a stipend to the teacher each month, as well as additional training for them to become more effective teachers.
Support 15 girls living expenses for the year 2019 Since 2005, Hope House has been a home for about 15 girls that need care and protection.  We care for them on a 'rights based' approach and on average they stay with us for 11 months in a year (some stay longer).  They receive everything and the resources are provided by the generous donors like you.  Since 2014, we have helped more than 15 girls to get into professional courses and some have started working and earning to stand on their own feet.  They are the fruits of our labor.
Career Program for Recovering Addicts in Hillsboro Some women enter our eight bed recovery house with no concept of how to live life on life's terms. One of the tools we would like to provide them is how to choose and pursue the career of their choice.  This project will supply residents with training, mentorship, supplies, and financial support to reach the career goals they have set. Through this program we believe that we can help women who have struggled with this disease  to conquer addiction and become productive members of society.
Gender Equality for at-risk Kids in Costa Rica This project will encourage and guide 200 kids, in the urban vulnerable community of Carpio in San Jose, Costa Rica, to deconstruct stereotyped gender roles and rebuild their perceptions of male and female to promote gender equality and a coexistence free of gender-based violence among them, their families and their community.
Build resilient and sustainable island communities Islands are taking action to build resilient and sustainable communities through innovative partnerships. Despite their small size and significant vulnerabilities facing islands, leaders of island countries are taking big steps at local to global levels. These inspired island solutions in action are "bright spots" that exemplify how together we can build on what is working to conserve and sustainably utilize our invaluable natural resources and protect our planet.
Help 5 Rescued Horses Become Therapy Animals This project will enable 5 rescued horses to be trained and conditioned to become therapy animals. These animals have been rescued from unfit living conditions or situations and will be trained to become effective therapy animals and companions for retuning military veterans with PTSD, at-risk youth and special needs individuals. This project is dedicated to "Helping humans through the hearts of horses and helping horses through the hearts of humans."
She-Advance: Girls Mentorship Center She-Advance program will improve girls effective participation in decision making and leadership at school, household and community through a blended approach comprised of holiday centers where 100 girls are engaged in off school scheduled girl mentorships with motivational speeches and dialogue; Girls are encouraged to volunteer at community events and learn about the importance of giving back to the community.
Help Women Work their Way Out of Poverty in Togo Together we can empower individuals in Africa who are interested in creating small businesses. This will give them the opportunity to get out of poverty and help in the development of their community through boosting economic development. We will provide small loans for business investments as well as training and coaching to entrepreneurs in the rural areas of the Maritime Region in Togo. In February 2021, we reached our initial funding goal of USD 10,000 and we have now raised the target.
SAYes Youth Mentoring Programmes South Africa SAYes Mentoring was founded in 2008 to improve personal, social, educational and employment outcomes for under-served children and young people in South Africa, through mentoring. Our beneficiaries are high school learners and youth living in Children's Homes (known locally as Child and Youth Care Centres).