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Feed our patients With the South African hospital system not coping with the demand to care for terminally ill patients, our hospice is put under pressure more and more to take in terminally ill patients. We have started subsidising more patients each month and we are looking at a monthly food bill of over R5000 per month. Our request is to support us to be able to pay our food bill on a monthly basis over a year period.At Wide Horizon Hospice we believe ther is no end to carring and dignity in dying is a must.
Empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Kenya One Village At A Time's Community School Feeding Program brings a village together to better itself. We provide microfinance, education, and nutrition to empower 200 mothers and 1,000 girls in Western Kenya to move into the 21st century and help lead their AIDS-ravaged country out of  poverty.  We monitor and subsidize the feeding program for two years and help parents sustain it. We provide experts on a  monthly basis to teach business skills, nutrition, and sustainability of all programs.
Sight for the poor- restoring sight, change lives We believe that sight is priceless and we want to deliver good eye care to 500 less privileged  and needy members of the community in Ajegunle, Lagos. It is a known fact that blindness is an important cause and effect of poverty. The project goal is to work with poor and marginalized communities to ensure that People do not go blind unnecessarily. "Sight for the poor project" will ensure that we prevent, treat and cure avoidable blindness and promote eye health.
Clean Water Needed to Transform Mela Gagula The people of Mele Gagula suffer greatly due to a lack of clean water, which presently only 18% of the community have access to. Everyone else travels 3-4 hours to fetch possibly contaminated water from ponds, rivers, and unprotected springs.  Dirty water means sickness, wasted time, missed school and lost hope.  This makes it impossible for the remaining 2,400 people of Mele Gagula to meet their full potential and locks them in a cycle of poverty.  With your help, clean water can end this.
Contribute to the prevention of COVID 19 This project aims at contributing to stop the spreading of the virus of COVID 19 and through the donation of prevention kits and communication. The implementation of this project is very important because it will focus on communication to sensitise populations how to prevent themselves and the donation of prevention kits. In fact, we will conduct behaviour change activities in communities (awareness raising sessions) which are essential to achieve the direct effects of the project (end COVID 19)
Coconut-based Women Entrepreneurship Initiative Coconut farming is a primary industry in the province of Misamis Oriental where most of our farmers/partners are located. This project will support coconut-based women-led enterprises with the goal of improving their lives by making and selling value-added products from coconuts and secondary crops. These products include charcoal from coconut shell, vinegar from coconut water, coco peat, organic fertilizer and coco-coir from husks, vegetables and processed snack food and drinks, among others.
Help free 50 Surrey women & children from abuse Women and children who are experiencing domestic abuse live in fear and use all their inner resources to get through each day. Once women make the decision to leave abusers, short term accommodation is available in one of our two refuge houses. We offer a 7 days a week helpline and support and assistance to rebuild lives free from abuse. Donations help secure housing, furniture, essentials and offer outreach services, which are so vital to the emotional and mental recovery of women and children.
Rural Development Plan for a model village The project aims to develop and design community based integrated sustainable development program for 3 villages in Rajasthan & Haryana like model villages, with improved health, nutrition, sanitation and livelihood status  with focus on women, Children and youths. It includes intervention in maternal & child health, hygiene & sanitation, training for computer & English classes and income generating activities, safe drinking water, and protection of the village environment.
Change the life of a girl in Cambodia Our program target girls aged 14 - 20 who have faced tremendous hardships and have the urgent need to earn income. In addition to supporting them to attend school on a daily basis, we complement their learning with training in a skill that they can use to earn income upon completion. In our 6 month program, we offer girls the chance to learn either Dressmaking or Beauty Salon training. Our aim is to give them the best shot at life with an income earning skill before they leave school for good.
Help Children in Cameroon Breathe Well Everyday This project will collect first ever data to provide evidence on environmental air pollution dangers in Centre region Cameroon among adolescents and adults with sample size of 9000, then using data to help children living with breathing problems by offering free Ventolin, trash cans, plant trees, and bio-gas for cooking to 3000 poorest affected children and families living with asthma, pneumonia, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, tuberculosis, chronic respiratory infections,  and NCD's.
COVID-19 Relief Right now, preventing exploitation means making sure there is food accessible for vulnerable families experiencing food insecurity due to COVID-19. $90 provides one family living in the East Java Cemetery with a care package of food and basic necessities for one month.
Mentoring 500 Alaskan Youth through Sports Joel's Place mission: To provide creative, adventurous and adrenaline-seeking youth with a good, positive outlet for their energy.  In a community with high teen suicide rates, Joel's Place involves young people in relationships that foster emotional resilience, academic success and physical stamina.  Joel's Place has indoor/ outdoor skate park, a cafe, concert venue, outdoor basketball and volleyball courts. This project will ensure we have adequate adult mentors to accomplish our mission.
Prevent the spread of Ebola in West Point, Liberia The most densely populated slum in the Republic of Liberia, West Point is home to an estimated 60,000 women, men and children. A single confirmed case of Ebola could be completely devastating to the entire community. Preventing the spread of the disease from the remaining population would be extremely difficult.
Economic Empowerment for Smallholder Farmers This project will be facilitating or Empowering the community to attain economic growth through interventions; Awareness creation on climate change, adaptation, mitigation and build their resilience.  Another intervention that will be facilitated is application of sustainable agriculture land management practices and tree planting. In order to have sustainable and profitable agricultural products Gender involvement will be promoted and of great concern and farm product value addition.
Renton School District after-school hands-on STEM We will partner with Renton School District to offer hands-on STEM programs (Robotics, Programming, Engineering) for 5 of their most underserved schools in 2014.  The programs will be led by volunteer activity leads from educational institutions (such as UW and CWU) and corporations (such as Microsoft, Boeing, Amazon and Google). Students will reach their full potential in STEM through activities led by knowledgeable activity leads that improves their creativity and critical thinking skills.
Hope of Education For 100 Poor  SriLankan Children The purpose of this project is to provide educational facility for the 100 poor rural children. They belong to very poor families and their parents cannot provide them education. It is necessary to educate these poor children otherwise they will ruin their future by involving in sex trade, child labor, smuggling, and drugs. You can give them bright future. At the end of this project, we will be able to give them a new future and they will be able to live their lives as respectable human beings.
You Can Help Save a Species! Political instability and human demand for rhino horn led to increased poaching and the annihilation of this species. Today, there are just two northern white rhinos remaining in the world, Najin and Fatu - mother and daughter. They live on Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya and are protected by armed guards 24/7. We - humans - are responsible. However, there is hope. We have embarked on a ground-breaking program to save this species and are inviting you to join us.
Help us transform education system in India Nearly 50% of the school children in class 5 cannot read a class 2 text book in India, according to ACER Study in 2015. The quality of education in India is not up to the mark and needs urgent attention. School dropouts, child laborers, children from rural illiterate parents, children from traumatic backgrounds miss the early part of their childhood schooling and there is no proper educational model to address this issue. We run a free innovative school and home for this category in children.
Light up Haiti with Solar Powered Flashlights This project seeks to provide 3750 solar powered flashlights to 19 rural and underdeveloped communities on the island of La Gonave, Haiti to help meet the energy needs of impoverished families with children in public primary school system. This projects hopes to plant 5 fruit and 5 forest trees per student for every solar powered flashlights given providing the island residents much needed long term food sources while helping to reforest the island.
Help 50 Women Suffering from Fistula in Bangladesh In this area of Bangladesh 90% of women give birth at home with no medically trained assistance. After being in labor for days, the prolonged pushing can cause a fistula (hole) in their urinary tract/and or rectum. Continuous dribbling of urine/feces 24 hours a day makes life a misery for these women. Abandoned by husbands, family and friends due to the continuous stench of urine these women live isolated lives. They don't know that surgery is available, and they can get their lives back.
Let 175 Poor Children Enjoy the Right to Education This project is to see 175 children, especially girls, aged 6 to 13 years old from urban poor families, living in the slum in Phnom Penh city, enjoy their basic rights particularly the right to education and pursue their dreams. This project will support those children to public and private schools by covering costs such as school fees, school uniform, school materials and bike to school. We also run Child's Club twice per month to let them learn creativity, music and other life-skills.
Tuition Sponsorships for 30 Cambodian Kids Private school provides a way for poor country kids to make up for lost years of education.  With smaller classes and qualified teachers at NYIS, the Cambodian Children's House of Peace thrives!
Recconstruction of a Primary School The Bume Primary School building in the Volta region was built about 80 years ago and since then has never been renovated. The entire building is in urgent need of repair or reconstruction.
Amplify HIV+, black, LGBTQ voices! Positively Positive is one of a few artists {in the entire world} who is living with HIV since birth, black, aromantic, asexual, queer, and transgender. {Asexuals} do not experience sexual attraction. {Aromantics} have no interest or desire for romantic relationships. {Asexuals} and {Aromantics} are a demographic {part of the LGBTQ community} missing from the overall conversation so Positively Positive bridges that gap by providing spoken word poetry, hip-hop music, and workshops about identity.
Clean Water for Rural Honduras In the Aguan River valley in Honduras communities of about 11,000 people lack sufficient clean drinking water sources. EcoLogic is working to conserve and restore forests in micro watershed areas with the goal of preserving wildlife habitats and protecting water sources. At the same time, we hope to establish a sustainable process, through which these communities can become effective stewards of their natural resources.
Help Raise Environmental Awareness in Nigeria Our project will help communities get involved in the design, development, finance and implementation of environmental activities that will help educate, inform, empower and inspire Nigerians to change and/or modify our attitude towards the environment. We are using a range of communication strategies to empower four(4) communities in the South South of Nigeria to remain environmentally sustainable and broadcast on National and International media as a reality show to inspire the world.
Restoration Project Resource Center This One-Stop-Shop Platform helps victims/survivors of human trafficking navigate systems for tools to ease rehabilitation and restoration to an unimpaired state. We build strong, formidable partnerships with other service providers. In-house we provide life skills education, food/clothes and referral to other service providers for 10 survivors in 6 month.  Tools are provided to build capacity and resilience for restoration into normal life.
Increasing social projects impact in communities This project will support the development and innovation of initiatives with social impact, making possible the professionalization of non-profit organizations. This will be achieved by mentoring  in five areas: strategy, management, marketing, business, technology. Through mentoring, social leaders will be able to develop high quality projects with greater social impact, increasing the likelihood of positive changes in the life of 2,000 children and teenagers in risk and vulnerable situations.
Protect Earth's last wildernesses, $5 per acre Wilderness landscapes have incredible wildlife, Indigenous cultures, and vast carbon stores. We aim to protect 5 MILLION acres by 2030 and protect it FOREVER, working closely with Indigenous peoples. In Western Australia, 1 acre (4000m2) of pristine land costs US$5 per acre - the average cost of a cup of coffee. In May 2021, with the help of donors and impact investors, we bought 410,000 acres (1650 sq km) of incredible habitat and globally important sacred sites dating back 40,000 years.
Stop Ebola: UNICEF Responds to a Region in Crisis The Ebola outbreak in West Africa is the deadliest in history. More than 10,000 cases have been reported since March, and nearly 5,000 people have died, with children being Ebola's most vulnerable victims.   We can stop Ebola. UNICEF is at work on the ground across West Africa - airlifting supplies, training health workers and caring for children and their families.   With early treatment, children and their families can survive this disease. Help UNICEF stop Ebola.
Support for 200 vulnerable children and mothers This project will target min. 200 vulnerable children and mothers, who are traumatised, stigmatised, abused and/or socially excluded. The project uses living nature to assist healing and development through actions such as equine-therapy, art-therapy, relaxation classes, trauma informed yoga and nature-discovery activities. The project aims to empower and include the social inclusion and participation of these vulnerable children and mothers through life-time support and active participation
2012 MDA Executive Lock Up Business leaders and community members in the St. Charles area have been recruited to take part in the MDA Executive Lock Up at the Ameristar Casino on Thursday, August 23rd. Executives aka "jailbirds" have been set with a bail and asked to reach out to their personal and professional contacts for donations to get them out of jail. The funds raised will stay local to St. Charles County to benefit the kids and adults living with a form of neuromuscular disease.
Ugandan House of Hope - UTK/UGA House of Hope aids and educates 250 children. This project will cultivate farmland for nourishment and income for the school/orphanage, and will build a new classroom to expand education resources.
Rebuilding their kitchens in Oaxaca, Mexico This Project aims to redesign and rebuild 20 kitchens with their respective ovens for 20 out of 105 women from Niltepec, Oaxaca, who produce corn totopos (tortilla chips) for a living. Due to the devastating earthquakes in Mexico in 2017, they lost their kitchens which led them to extreme poverty and to lose their main income and support for themselves and their families.
Provide Economic Sustainability to Aids widows This project will create a farming co-op, life skills, and a sewing buisness for economic sustainability of about 1600 AIDS widows and orphans or child headed families from three regions in Fako area.
Include Us - Zimbabwe Deaf people and Families. Nzeve is an organisation of deaf and hearing people promoting the rights of children and youth with disabilities to participate fully in society. Nzeve works with families, communities, deaf leaders & role models ensuring children with disabilities receive early intervention and support; deaf children in schools receive the resources they need for their education; deaf youth have the opportunity for tertiary education and employment; and deaf communities have a voice to advocate for their rights
Your Gift of Water for Women & Children of Malawi Water Wells for Africa brings to people in remote, hard-to-reach places in Africa their first water ever. This project will provide a water well to the village of Simon in rural Malawi, Africa. This village is difficult to reach and currently has no access to clean, close water. The villages we help are in areas where many other organizations do not go, but we have not forgotten these people on the fringes of life...and we invite YOU to be part of improving and saving lives in these villages.
EDUCATE disabled Romanian orphans DENIED EDUCATION Gabi is 13-years old.  She has never been to school --similar to 1/3 of Romanian disabled children. Kids like Gabi are denied a public school education and opportunities to learn. Gabi enjoys art and loves playing with her dolls; our teachers encourage her to learn through interactive activities. Our day center offers life skills, education, speech therapy and nutritional support, especially to orphans at risk of becoming institutionalized adults or turned out to the streets at age 18.
Therapeutic Horsemanship for Special Needs Kids Zia Ranch provides therapeutic horsemanship programs for special needs students. Therapeutic horsemanship provides significant benefits to people with physical, developmental and emotional disabilities. Therapeutic horseback riding improves motor skills, improves core strength, improves balance and coordination, provides sensory integration and improves self-confidence and a sense of belonging. In 2014, Zia Ranch will provide 50 individual lessons per week and week-long camps for 50 students.
Caring for Sexually Exploited Children in Thailand Each year, in Thailand alone, 200,000 children, ages seven to fifteen, are sexually exploited and trafficked.
Serving Our World has built homes called the Good Life Home and skill training center.
End Infant and Child Malnutrition in Guatemala The World Food Program (WFP) works alongside the Guatemalan government to provide food to rural areas where almost half of children under five suffer from chronic malnutrition.
Schools for Haiti SCHOOLS FOR HAITI supports development and daily operations of two primary schools for over 600 children in the most impoverished region of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Together with free access to education, the children are provided with a safe learning environment and additional support, e. g. clean drinking water and toiletries.   Additionally, SCHOOLS FOR HAITI raises awareness among German youth to help improve global access to education and motivates them to become involved.
Educate 200 children without parents in Sri Lanka. Sunray Foundation plans to supply monthly ration of foods and yearly educational needs for 200 underprivileged children who do not live with their parents in central province, Sri Lanka.  They are not living in the orphanage centres, But with a single parent,grandparents,any other relation or guardian.    40% of them are without both of parents & other 60% are single parental children. 90% of  single parental children are also  living with their grandparents or Relation.yet No attension for them
Trafficking of transwomen This project will allow us to create a website for one year and legal assistance for 6 months in a country, to make complaints against those responsible for the trafficking of girls, adolescents and trans women in Latin America.
Ultrasound facility for 10000 patients in Pakistan This project will establish an Ultrasound facility at the LKMWT clinic MH 2 which is located in Bachal Village, Khokarapar, Malir, Karachi. Almost 10,000 patients visit the clinic every year. Large number of patients are women and children. Majority of the patients belong to very poor families with limited economic resources. Every year free ultrasound service will be provided to 1000 most deserving patients. A nominal fee of USD 2 will be charged from well to do patients.
Build a Centreprise for 500 Ugandan women &Seniors This project will build a training centre to provide social entrepreneurship skills to 500 young women and seniors whose grandkids are affected by early and forced child marriages in wakiso district,Uganda
Grow plantains & support human rights in Cameroon! This project provides a 4x4 plus trailer for a women and childrenas rights organisation in Limbe, Cameroon, which plans to self sustain by farming a plantain plantation & requires transportation.
Eye Hospital with Comprehensive Health Centre (CHC This Eye Hospital with Comprehensive Health Centre (CHC) in Jalalabad city of Nangarhar province,   Provision of ophthalmological services for the poor to prevent blandness and improve eye care for the population. Continuation and improvement of general medical & surgical services will improve the well being of the population using the clinic. Continuation and improvement of gynaeco-obstetric services with delivery centre. Provision of dental services will have a significant impact on the oral h
Protect Native Wildlife in Maine and NH Provide critical wildlife assistance to thousands of callers, medical treatment for over 1700 injured animals, and educational outreach programs in wildlife conservation to thousands of kids & adults.
Taking the local Aquarium into African Townships This project aim is to introduce and develop young marine conservations from under-resourced townships. Often young people living close to the ocean but under their national poverty line have never even seen the ocean. Our project aims to engage 80,000 young people a year in ocean conservation and work to create youth ambassadors to help save our ocean by engaging their wider communityty. The youth voice is strong, let's help educate it to save our beautiful blue ocean.
Help us to build a permaculture centre in Zimbabwe Zimconserve is a local non-profit making organization in Zimbabwe whose mandate is the promotion of permaculture as a viable and sustainable mode of agriculture to the so-called conventional farming. This model is specifically targeted at the most vulnerable farmers as it demands less in terms of input costs. And towards this end,the organization is focused on setting up a permaculture centre within Seke rural ,in order so as to fully propagate and advance these ideals  on a broader scale.
Send destitute kids to school and save chimpanzees We are providing scholarship for 30 destitute kids from remote villages into secondary school. Our beneficiaries include orphans, school drop outs and kids from the poorest households for whom this is the only chance. Your support will help pay for accommodation, fees, food and school needs thereby providing these kids especially girls with a life changing opportunity, increasing literacy, relieving the poor of educational cost and taking off hunting pressure on our endangered wildlife heritage.