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Hurricane Matthew: Responding to Haiti devastation Hurricane Matthew - the largest storm to hit Haiti in 52 years - has brought torrential rain and widespread flooding. Houses, bridges, and farmlands are destroyed. We have launched an emergency response in Haiti, providing clean water, blankets, hygiene kits, and other essentials to families in the hardest-hit areas.  Your gift to the Hurricane Matthew Relief Fund will help provide immediate relief to children and families impacted by this fierce storm.
Green Stoves for Rwanda CHF in partnership with Disney and Spencer Brodsky will be utilizing fuel efficient stoves to prevent deforestation, improve health, and create income for Rwanda's orphans and vulnerable children.
Medical Camps for victims in Tamil Nadu Medical teams will set up camps in rural areas to care for those in coastal areas affected by the tsunami.
Earthquake Relief for Survivors Following the devastating earthquake of 7.8 on 25th April, 2015 in Nepal, over 5000 people are reported to be killed, 12000 injured and other 8 million people are affected.  Emergency assistance and relief support have been extended but are not sufficient enough to reach to victims in Kathmandu and the surrounding districts. The project will support women and children deprived of government relief due to lack of legal identity and are the target group of Raksha Nepal.
School trips for children in Latin America This project provides 1,000 children with free primary and secondary education in Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Ecuador and Peru. 

Part of the education is sending the children on informative school trips! We all remember school trips, a great way to get out and about, learn something and have some fun! It is the same for these children as well, there is nothing more inspiring than getting out of your school and seeing something you have never seen before and we encourage it!
CORE U.S. Heartland Tornado Response CORE is on the ground, responding to the hardest hit communities affected by the most recent tornado outbreak in the Heartland.
Because She is a Leader... Because She's A Leader... is about celebrating the incredible power women have to affect positive change in Myanmar when they are in leadership roles! Our campaign aims to raise awareness and funding for women in Myanmar that aspire to step into leadership roles within policy-making and influential organisations, and to establish themselves as entrepreneurs. We need female leaders as it has a positive ripple on effect both economically and socially throughout communities and the country!
Help deliver quality healthcare to 35,000 in Kenya The Mabati Medical Centre (MMC) attends around 35,000 patients in Kilifi County every year. Here, healthcare services are far and few between, with most lacking the necessary human and medical resources to serve their communities. This is especially concerning during a global pandemic. At MMC, we believe that by continuing to provide our basic quality healthcare services at a low fee of $3.19, we can ensure that our elders, parents and children can lead healthier and more productive lives.
Sustainable Jobs for Women in India This project provides sustainable employment and holistic care for women survivors of trafficking and prostitution in India. 6 women are currently employed through the efforts of this project and we hope to expand our reach and be able to hire more women by the end of the year. These women are training to make fair trade products that will be sold in various parts of the world.
Tech changing child cancer detection (S.L.P.) AMANC (first NGO in Mexico to help children with cancer, since 1982) commited with the development of an intelligent digital platform that facilitates the detection of child cancer and speed up the start of the treatment. San Luis Potosi joins in this national effort to raise the rate of early detection and survival of pediatric patients in our country.
Young Biodiversity Artists- Tropical Forest Brazil Our program gets youth from our local Atlantic Forest community in Brazil to transform knowledge into art. What better way to "leave a healthy planet to our children" is there than to get them involved in earths recovery! 15 students will enter their classroom, the Atlantic Forest, for a 3-week course on biodiversity, history, culture and use this knowledge to transform it into digital art, through photography and editing. All art will be online taking their environmental advocacy international.
Food for Homeless Lunches Homeless individuals and families in the Burbank area can receive a sack lunch, M-F of most weeks at  Burbank Temporary Aid Center (BTAC).  Due to high demand, BTAC (18,000+ per year) often must purchase items to go into the lunches.  Otherwise, some homeless would be turned away.  Funds will be used to purchase healthful foods for the lunches.
Restore a house to mobilize 100 ignored labor pool This project will positively influence ignored labor pools: chronically unemployed, marginalized communities, orphans, recovering addicts to address staff shortage to serve Madagascar hospitality and tourism industry. Travel to the capital to polish foreign languages will diminish. The renovation of this historical landmark will also signify the preservation of the architectural ensemble of the Old Town Fianarantsoa. We include lemur identification in our curriculum to reduce human-wild conflict
Women & Children Focused Hurricane Harvey Response COHI's team is watching Hurricane Harvey closely and we are ready to respond. Our allies living and working in the communities directly in the storm's path are bracing for flooding, storm surges and high winds. COHI will respond by prioritizing the unique needs of vulnerable women and children, as is our mission. Our response will focus on meeting the needs of our allies in South and Central Texas to provide women and children with the services and resources they need.
Bridge The Gap The Bridge The Gap initiative will reduce disparities in health status and access to quality healthcare through medical screenings and follow up care for 500 people with intellectual disabilities (ID) in South West Nigeria, with a focus on vision and oral health.
Cancer Children Need Hospital Rooms In Nicaragua Many children in Nicaragua have died due to malnutrition, unsanitary conditions, and lack of medical supplies to treat them in the infantile hospital "Manuel de Jesus Rivera" (La Mascota). This project will help equip and condition up to 2 hospital rooms in the area of Oncology (cancer) with new hospital beds and mattresses, manometers, nebulizers, wheel chairs, and other medical equipment, in order to better treat the patients.
Outreach for vital health services in rural Kenya Turkana is the most under-developed district in Kenya with 62% of the population living below the poverty line. The Infant and Child Mortality Rate is 150% higher than the already dismal national average.  By addressing the urgent health issues of the Turkana people, and tailoring health care to their needs, their traditional way of life can be preserved. This project aims to provide outreach intervention that offer vital health care to women and children from isolated, pastoral communities.
Life-giving operation for Nepalese women 200,000 women in Nepal suffer from chronic uterine prolapse and are in immediate need of surgery. Merlin arranges for the operation that restores their dignity.
Help save food and keep young people out of prison FoodCycle is working with young offenders to deliver a community payback scheme. The young people will deliver a free three course meal to a sheltered housing scheme, elders groups and families in need, by cooking up surplus food. These young people are at the fringes of society and without structured activity 1 in 3 will return to crime. Over three months this project will save the taxpayer 171,000 by keeping at least 9 young people out of prison and supporting them into positive activities.
Support 30 1st Generation Female Students of Color The goal of the Art of Honoring Leadership Development College Mentoring Program is to empower women by providing students with the skills needed to successfully enter the workforce in Minnesota. The program works by connecting organizational female leaders with first generation female college students of color. The program runs for 8 months, consisting of monthly educational group sessions and one-on-one mentoring support. As a result, about 75% of participants find a job or paid internship.
Support 150 girls in Cameroon with Dignity kits This project will provide 150 Dignity/Menstrual hygiene kits to adolescent girls  for early recovery intervention in a humanitarian crisis. These girls have lost their homes and have displaced to communities in Tubah for safety due to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the North West and South West Region of Cameroon. They cannot afford clean menstrual hygiene products and WASH kits due to inadequate finances.  The project will support the girls with adequate access to proper Menstrual hygiene
Urbana High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Haley, Rebecca, Katherine, Valeria, Ingris, Tatiana from Urbana 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 Andy Help His Fellow Disaster Survivors Andy is a survivor of the 2004 Tsunami. After his recovery he went back to Thailand to volunteer his engineering skills and help rebuild. In his own words: "I was amazed to see how much could be achieved when volunteers worked in partnership with survivors on meaningful projects. So I started IDV, a charity that has helped over 20,000 of my fellow survivors in Nepal, the Philippines and Haiti. I know I can help thousands more, but I need your help to build IDV's capacity and increase its impact"
300 Micro-loans for rural families in Pakistan Unique Star focuses on poverty alleviation. In village communities' access to business training and small loan finance is difficult. The model Unique Star uses revolves round small business set up loans with sustainability within the business model. We aim to impact families and thus children's health and education and bring about access to viable and sustainable employment. This is not a 'hand-out' but a 'hand up' helping families to empower themselves.
Up gradation of Livelihood Through Micro Finance This project will be helpful for 25  vulnerable women community of village Arab Solangi, District, Thatta, Pakistan. ELI Foundation aims to uplift the livelihood of these 25 vulnerable women of the village through micro finance. These women are quite skilled and they can be proved more effective in bread earning activities for their families. By providing a small scale training in micro enterprise, livestock management and agri-inputs, the life style of these family may be improved.
Afghanistan:Wheelchair Rugby & Bring Empowerment 10 Chairs for Afghanistan will provide 10 Rugby Wheelchairs and 1 week of comprehensive skills training to athletes
with disabilities in Afghanistan. This project will enable Afghanistan to form a National Wheelchair Rugby Team program capable of participation in international competitions. 
Our project will create a sustainable platform for the growth of adaptive sports, individual empowerment, and sociocultural change in attitude towards persons with disabilities in Afghanistan.
Uplift a Child - 4000 Children This Project will build and transform the lives of thousands of underprivileged children from the third world countries such as India, Nepal, Philippines, Congo, Kenya and South Africa. An average of $200 to $300 annually can take care of educational expenses. We'll update you 3 times a year on the child's progress. We can bring a positive change for the child. Once the child succeeds with our  help, he/she will become an ambassador of our work and will continue helping other needy children.
Free education for 60 deprived children in Peru Picaflor House is a community project in the village of Oropesa, in a deprived area of the Peruvian Andes near Cusco. Although millions of tourist dollars flood into Peru every year very little reaches remote villages of the region. Here, the poorest children would normally be destined for a lifetime of poverty and hardship. While villagers work hard to feed and clothe their children, we provide a safe space for children to play and free education to help them break out of the cycle of poverty.
Construct water wells for Cambodian villages Lack of access to clean water and adequate sanitation facilities - along with poor hygiene - are among the leading causes of childhood death in the developing world. Many health problems such as typhoid, dysentery and malaria are easily preventable and treatable. By constructing water wells that serve entire villages in the drought-prone regions of Cambodia and by teaching the communities about the importance of health and sanitation, Lotus Outreach is empowering these communities.
Build 9 internet antennas for 9 rural communities Monte Adentro plans to build and install 9 internet towers with the necessary equipment to guarantee connectivity to the inhabitants of 9 vulnerable rural communities located in the province of Chaco, Argentina, in order to bridge the "digital gap"
PawzUp Homeless Animal Center ROLDA operates in one of the poorest regions of Romania. House pets, working animals and around 200.000 strays are exposed daily to risks such as starvation, disease, death or abandonment. With a multi-functional center such as PawzUp, ROLDA can offer refuge to hundreds more stray animals, including abandoned and abused working animals such as donkeys and horses. The PawzUp Center will also assist thousands of impoverished pet owners and offer pet therapy to the elderly.
A Night Out for 75 Victims of Domestic Violence This project empowers 75 adult victims of domestic violence in the Chicagoland area by hosting special 'A Night Out' events that give them a brief escape from their daily struggles. Events encourage optimism and confidence through safe, healthy social interactions in different venue settings.
Bring Light to the Remote Homes in Cambodia Many rural communities depend on petroleum lamps or car battery powered light bulbs to light their homes. With solar charging station at the school, we support them in accessing cheap and environmentally friendly electrical energy. The nominal fee the school is asking for a battery load, is being invested in teaching and learning materials, and supporting other school activities.
Nutritious lunch for 1000 Ugandan school children Entebbe Primary School in Wakiso district Uganda serves 1,200 children. During a community visit, we found that many children were struggling to learn because their families could not afford to feed them regular meals each day. Not knowing where their next meal would come from, these children struggled to focus on their lessons with an empty stomach. We will provide nutritious lunches to 1,000 school children every day for one year to ensure they can thrive in school and beyond.
Build Primary School for 180 Children in Liberia In order to increase the literacy rate in Liberia, early childhood education is very essential. This project seeks to construct six classrooms facility to support early childhood education for 180 less fortunate children in Liberia. Funds raised will enable Sunnette Learning Academy to provide subsidized and quality childhood education to children of low income parents.
Housing Opportunity Legal Defense (HOLD) Fund The Federal government, Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) formerly knows as the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) has been explicit in creating and maintaining racially segregated communities.  Forced to live in public housing (poor slums), innocent African American families faced economic exclusion and extremely limited access to mainstream private opportunities such as homeownership.  This project rectifies years of blatant racial discrimination and economic injustice.
Provide Education for 60 Orphans in Cameroon Provides parental care, moderate shelter, basic health care, food, education, training in trades, and management of income generating activities to 60 orphans. Counseling is provided to others as well
Fund over 200 U.S. Diaper Banks with Micro-Grants One in three American families struggle with diaper need, the lack of a sufficient supply of diapers to keep a baby clean, dry & healthy. A basic need of babies, diapers cannot be purchased with food stamps. Diaper banks help address diaper need by collecting, storing and distributing free diapers to families experiencing hardships. Administered by the National Diaper Bank Network, the micro-grants will help enhance the long-term growth and sustainability of individual diaper banks.
Food, Shelter and School for Orphans in India HEARTS in Nellore, Andhra Pradesh India, needs financial support for housing, food, medical care, and education for young orphaned children.
Educational Inclusion of Children with Autism The program INEVI (Educational Inclusion with a Comprehensive Intervention) was created to provide an opportunity to children and adolescents within the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to receive educational and therapeutic intervention. To give them tools to have a successful educational outcome in regular schools.
Project Learn The objective of this project is to offset the gamut of problems associated with low educational achievement, including difficult behavior and limited employment opportunities. The program targets economically disadvantaged young adolescents from public housing. It aims to increase effectiveness of out-of-school educational activities by targeting neighborhoods and youth who are most at risk and most in need of resources.
Mama Hope Health Clinic for Rural Kenyan Families Mama Hope Health Clinic is the only community-run health clinic in 500 miles and serves 120,000 people whose communities have been destroyed by the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
Provide Sanctuary for Severely Abused Horses Each year, Sunkissed Acres provides emergency rescue and shelter for horses in North Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama. Many of these horses will be rehabilitated and find forever homes with loving families. Those who are very old, or have serious health issues will remain, and offered sanctuary to live out their days in peace, surrounded by compassionate volunteers who understand their many challenges.

Sunkissed Acres has been approved as a Global Federation Of Animal Sanctuaries Facility.
Workshops on Lifeskills for Foster Youth 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.
Quality education in Fiji In Dawasamu, Fiji, our collaborative project focuses on quality education, where we assist members of the local community with early childhood development and vocational support whilst offering equal opportunities to women. Our primary goal is to support education efforts through the dissemination of information via workshops and community-based learning, which is an effective learning approach that increases the engagement of participants and the development of new skill sets.
Save children life and the community Disease prevention is key to public health. It is always better to prevent a disease than to treat it. Vaccines can protect both the people who receive them and those with whom they contact.
Nutrition and Feeding The aim of this project is provide children in the Nairobi slums with porridge for breakfast, bean stew on rice for lunch, and a piece of fruit each school day, combating hunger and malnutrition.  Children in the slums are among the poorest children in the world and frequently come to school hungry. In addition, when they are fed, their meals often lack the nutrients they need for healthy development especially Iron, Iodine, and Vitamin A.
Help Victims from The Nepal Earthquake Get Info A devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal on April 30th.There has been widespread damage in the Kathmandu valley and the death toll is climbing.We are ready to respond and need your help.During an emergency people urgently need quick, free and reliable information from trusted sources about the ongoing crisis to know how to protect themselves, where to go for assistance, and where to find loved ones. Accurate and timely information saves lives and supports people in their worst moments
Plant 50,000 Native Trees for Refugees in Uganda Nearly 1,000,000 South Sudanese refugees have crossed into Northern Uganda where local farmers are already struggling to feed their families due to changing weather patterns. WildFF's project in Palorinya refugee settlement will combat this issue by planting native trees for food and firewood and providing high-efficiency cookstoves. This combined approach improves refugee life quality, combats climate change, and reduces pressure on local forests being rapidly deforested for resources.
Banking on Africa Africa is home to 24 of the 25 poorest countries in the world, and 75% of its population lives on less than $2 a day. We are able to provide financial services to the poorest of the poor in Africa.
GlobalGirl Media Training Academy & News Bureaus GlobalGirl Media (GGM) is an nonprofit organization that develops the voice and media literacy of young women in underserved communities by teaching them to create and share digital journalism. Designed to improve scholastic achievement, our training also focuses on leadership and igniting community activism and sparking social change.  We currently run projects in South Africa, Morocco, Kosovo, Chicago, Los Angeles, Oakland, and our newest location in London, U.K.
COVID-19 RELIEF: GIVE THE GIFT OF WATER! COVID-19 has affected us all. While some countries have been more prepared than others, those less  fortunate are facing hard time. DMI heart looks to Haiti. Only recently facing a cholera outbreak, the 2010 earthquake leaving still tens of thousands homeless in densely populated streets without proper sanitation or guaranteed access to clean drinking water. Haiti is facing the perfect storm.  With your help, we can expand our water, sanitation, and hygiene programs to save more lives.
Empowering Residents at Langoni Old People's Home Renovations at Langoni are complete & we are taking the project even further! The health of the Wazee residents is our top priority. In return we began to profile each member & their medical history & connected with a professional physiotherapist & occupational therapist to do a medical assessment of the residents. We have received a report detailing the long- & short- term needs of the residents, & also the staff at the home in order to improve their lives & health.
Kosovo Wants to Play Kosovo's lack of recognition leaves many of its athletes unable to compete on a global stage. There are no Olympic Games for Kosovo, neither world cups or master series where its athletes can compete equally, as all the other athletes from around the world. They are deprived of competition, and denied the right to grow up with the aspiration and ambition of being sporting professionals. Through a magazine, we will lobby for their cause and bring it to the attention of international audiences.