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Support children with disability to get education This project will create a disability-friendly environment for children 4-19 years of age (who either dropped out of school or never enrolled in schools due to their physical disability) at Raymond Empowerment Foundation community schools. Our immediate objective is to adjust our school facilities to: have wheelchair accessible doorways, ramps at entries and exits of buildings, widen corridors of buildings for easy access, and construct accessible washrooms for physically disabled children.
INVEST IN LIVES OF 100 TEENAGE MOTHERS IN GHANA Targeting 100 teenage girls with children between the ages of 12-19 years in Ghana, this project intends to improve their lives by giving them access to comprehensive sexuality education, mentoring and vocational training. This will economically empower and equip them with knowledge and skills to take care of themselves and their children This will go a long way to prevent the emotional distress which leads them into vices such as prostitution, abused relationships and self pity.
Equip one pediatric hearing clinic in South Africa This project will provide equipment to perform hearing tests and fit hearing aids for young children in the rural Eastern Free State area of South Africa, where no such service currently exists.
Provide Early-Childhood Care to 250 Children With this project Little Rock plans to provide early childhood care, learning and school based occupation therapy  to 250 vulnerable and special need children living in Nairobi's  urban slums.
Schools: Educating underserved girls in Pakistan Now more than ever, youth (especially girls) in Pakistan need access to safe and quality education. This project provides scholarships to youth who would not otherwise have access, uniforms, quality teachers that receive training on current teaching methodologies, books/school supplies, and access to education that cultivates critical thinking and results in greater earning potential in the future. In order to build gender equity among our students we support both girls and boys.
Sending 200 Tribal Children to  School in India This project will help the primary education of 200 poor tribal boys and girls by sending them to schools and providing them with educational support in Baliapal Block.
Animas Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Zane, Ryan, and Bryan from Animas 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, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Basur-Environmental Education Basur project is based on the appraisal of the social, economical and environmental situation. Seeking to improve the quality of life of the communities through an integral management of their waste.
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students You Can Academy (YCA) is a weekly after-school program that provides assistance with homework, technology, reading, and enriched spiritual activities to the academically at-risk kids in our community. YCA has an art component as part of STEAM( Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) Curriculum. The art program allows students to learn and development socioemotionally at an age appropriate level. This program is taught by a local community artist.  #GivingTuesday
Emergency Appeal to Save the Lives of 40 Newborns Your support will protect more newborn lives. We direct our appeal to you to strengthen our efforts to prevent deaths among newborns. This is a call for you to make your support a bridge for survival as whoever saves a life, it will be as if they saved all of humanity.
Support Tanzania Earthquake Relief An Earthquake measuring 5.7 on the Richter Scale struck Bukoba area in NW Tanzania, on 10th September 2016.  17 people died and over 1200 houses, hospitals, schools and churches were reduced to rubble, including projects we have been supporting for many years. Many roads have also been destroyed. For a country as poor as Tanzania it is a major blow and people desperately need your help now.
#staying united through COVID-19 When the world is told distance yourselves, remain isolated, young people fighting cancer feel heightened levels of anxiety & loneliness. Relationships, connections & community are essential to prevent & tackle loneliness. Unable to fulfil our primary activities we've launched new digital meet ups. Our programme is a mix of interactive online video sessions eg Yoga, Live Specialist Q&As and fun off-line projects & e-learning opportunities. We're hosting group 'meet ups' online to keep connected.
PACH Vision 2020 We have ambitious plans for 2020 to expand our impact, empower our local partners, and ensure health care for thousands of additional Ecuadorians in need.   Our vision for #PACH2020 is to:  *Bring 20/20 vision to 20 new communities *Care for all 20 teeth of at least 200 children, and  *Provide Cervical Cancer screening to 2,020 women.  In all, we aim to treat at least 20,200 patients next year.
Empower Afghan girls with computer skills By the time many Afghan girls reach puberty, they are pulled out of school and forced into early marriage for the short-term economic gain of their families. Help the Afghan Children's computer education program is making a difference for thousands of deserving Afghan girls every year, empowering them with computer literacy skills so they can secure jobs, help their families break the cycle of poverty, and become proud, productive citizens.
Give an Indian Child Home, Food & Schooling SANTI Child Care Center is a project to support an orphan or a children in need. SANTI provides home, food, clothing, medical treatment and education to the needy children. SANTI will provide them full support till they are grown up and self sufficient. A complete support to a child, never thought of, an ambitious work - SANTI will nurture them, as parents do to their own children.
Provide fruit trees to 300 rural farmers in Haiti Asosyasyon Peyizan Fondwa Haiti (APF) -- a proven successful peasant association in rural Haiti with 30+ years of experience -- is continuing reforestation and economic empowerment efforts in the mountains of Fondwa Haiti. APF will distribute 3,000 fruit trees to 300 farming families in the region, providing both reforestation and economic activity for recipient families.
Education support for children in South Africa THANK YOU for your support of Maranatha Care Children! Our primary project, the Siyakatala Child & Youth Care Centre in the Eastern Cape of South Africa, provides residential care for young people from age 3 to 21 years old. We aim to open doors for these children to receive specialist schooling and additional therapy, to meet their assessed needs and accomplishing what we know can be possible! This includes support through to independence, further education and job opportunities into adulthood!
Fund a fire engine for Northern Albanian community This project is to assist the local North Albanian community to have their own functioning fire appliance (engine). Bodmin Rotary have donated a fire engine appliance to the community but need funding to renovate it, get it there and teach the community how to use it. This project will not only save lives but will give the community a focus on fire safety and prevention -creating employment for the local community will have a positive impact on the local economy and on their individual families
Give Work to 15 Men with Intellectual Disabilities The institutionalized in Bulgaria have little opportunity to interact with the outside world and contribute to society. Our project creates an occupational therapy workshop for 15 men with intellectual disabilities. It pairs them with young volunteers to learn to make arts and crafts from corn husks. The profit from the sale of these items will be invested back into the men and the workshop. (The project works exclusively with males because the partner institution serves this population only.)
Build a Birthing Center in Eastern Uganda The S.O.U.L. Foundation Birthing Center will be built in the Jinja District of Uganda. It will provide a safe, clean, and dignified environment for expecting Ugandan mothers. Ugandan woman and their newborn infants continue to die needlessly from preventable causes as a result of poor access to and quality maternal healthcare in facilities. It will be a state-of-the-art facility that works in partnership with local communities to empower 1,000+ Ugandan women to deliver with dignity.
Help train Zambian children and young people There are more than a million orphaned children in Zambia - 1 in 10 people! How could a wealthy country cope with this size of problem? If they survive, what kind of adults will they become? They need food, shelter, education and training. But also someone to love them, someone who cares. With our partners, we are trying to help some of these very needy children and young people at Kaliyangile Vocational Training Centre in the small town of Chisamba.
Healthcare Volunteer Uganda Healthcare Volunteer Uganda (HVU) is a registered not-for-profit charity based in the rural districts of Mubende & Kassanda in Central Uganda.The NGO targets aiding Orphans & Vulnerable Children (OVCs) as well as women living with HIV/AIDS in hard to reach areas.HVU provides comprehensive services to OVCs & other community members.Our main activities are volunteering programs, receiving & donating medical supplies to health centres providing health services/education, & HIV/AIDS sensitization!
Help Terminally-ill Patients We will provide monetary, medical and psycho-social support for 75 terminally-ill patients and their families so that they can cope with the rigors of surviving day to day. The treatment, care and management of the patient as well as their households takes a toll financially and emotionally and the need to care for them is very great indeed. We will focus on families who have members who are suffering in order to alleviate their plight. Hoping to be with us in this journey and quest.
Educate Her Empower Her In the western Indian state of Rajasthan, in the middle of India's tourist triangle, just 100 kilometres away from the pink city of Jaipur a community has beaten all of modernity's quests to preserve an abysmal practice: to force all its girls into sex work. Girls as young as 10 years old, dressed in bright clothes and amateur make up, stand outside single-room shacks lining the road. iPartner India is supporting these girls by providing them an opportunity to study and pursue their dreams.
Viva con Agua brings clean water to Uganda. Renovating and building of at least 38 wells in Oyam. Each well supports 150-300 households, in total 5.000 - 11.000 households and more than 55.000 people will have access to clean drinking water.
Building a Preschool in Rural Swaziland With your support Vusumnotfo will build a pre-school and a playground for children in the Nkamanzi Community in Northern Swaziland.Currently the pre-school operates outdoors; classes must be canceled frequently and the lack of a building limits teachers making full use of Vusumnotfo's in-service training for community preschool teachers. A well-constructed building will ensure that children are prepared for first grade, thereby laying a positive foundation for their school performance.
Educate Deserving Children in Uganda! You can change a life with a donation. In rural Uganda, just 1 in 10 children finish grade school. AAH is changing that. 100% of our students pass national exams with top scores, putting our school in the top 1% of more than 19,000 schools nationwide.. More than half of our primary students and secondary scholarship recipients are girls... Children include orphans, handicapped, and those facing special challenges like albinism.  100 of our students need sponsors in order to remain in school.
COVID-19 Food emergency We count on you to feed and care for 4 million people  #SeamosUno : We are a group of people, entities and religious, social and business organizations in Argentina that wants to help the most vulnerable sectors of society during the emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.   We aspire to cover the needs of 4 million Argentines with the 1 million boxes of food and hygiene products.  We need you and invite you to collaborate. Together we can make it happen.
DACKANA EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION DACKANA is providing care and early childhood education and support to young children of adolescents who have been victims of early marriages and unplanned pregnancies, living in one of the poorest areas of Kabwe in Zambia and who have been given a second chance to go back to school but have no one reliable to care for their children during the period they are at school and will provide free sanitary towels to these adolescent mothers.
National Scholarship Program in Australia The National Scholarship Program (NSP) is the flagship initiative for the GVI Charitable Trust. This project will fund opportunities and training for disadvantaged individuals in the Australia to allow personal development, team work, leadership and open up further opportunities. The program is also focused upon creating a sense of responsibility both locally and globally and offering beneficiaries the tools to make a difference to their own lives, their community and impact upon global issues.
Safe Home for Survivors of Domestic Violence Our Safe Home is an initiative of Operation PeaceMaker of My Choices Foundation to provide a safe shelter home for survivors of domestic violence. The Safe Home provides vulnerable women and their children with counselling services, legal aid and vocational training. It can accommodate up to 12 survivors of domestic violence along with their children.
Scholarships for Ghanian Girls This project will help Ghanian school girls beat the odds and continue their education. In a country where 30% of girls graduate high school, we are helping extraordinary female students go from kindergarten to university. Educating girls positively impacts their families, villages, communities, country, and the world.
Help Keep a Girl in School in Nigeria for One Year It is no longer a breaking news that Nigeria is in security and economic meltdown. Consequently, there is widespread poverty in the communities making it difficult for parents to prioritize the education of girls. Girls Education Mission International is on a mission to defend, protect and promote the education of girls who experience violence and are denied chances to enroll, stay and succeed in school and beyond. The education of 10 girls in significant financial need will be supported.
Digital literacy to empower urban slum children There is no such industry which works without computers in modern times. Imagine in this context, what it means for the person who has never used a computer- the possibility of finding work? At Humana's Academy for Working Children, we provide access to computer from an early age to children. We need to re equip 2 computer training centres in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Help us in making both children and youth gain skills & confidence to help arrest the problem of unemployment in our country.
Provide Care for 12 Thoroughbred Ex-racehorses Hidden Acres Thoroughbred (TB) Rescue provides safety from slaughter, abandonment, neglect by providing 8-12 TBs stabling, training, veterinary care, and adoptive services each month in Florida.

To help 36 horses per year we rely heavily on fundraising and volunteer programs, and market adoptable horses and promote our program continuously to find new homes for 2 TBs per month.

We assist FL TRAC an organization with over 100 horses in need of homes, by fostering and promoting their horses.
Ge Jun Talent Awards students in ECUPL Ge Jun Talent Award, five students will be assessed and selected as prize winners per academic year (three undergraduates, one Master student, and one PHD student) and each will be awarded 30,000 RMB. Jun Ge will donate 150,000 RMB each year to full-time undergraduates and post-graduates majored in law from 2013 to his retirement.
Feed a Hero, Be a Hero - Rhinos in Livingstone Did you know that those "BIG5" white rhinos are picky eaters?  I didn't.  During our dry season lasting  4 months, when there is little grass, supplementary feed needs to be bought to ensure our rhinos survive.  They can't eat leaves from trees/ shrubs - only grass, favourite is lucerne but it has to be brought in from over 200kms to their home in Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park.  Getting small scale farmers to grow this grass is a Win-Win - rhinos survive and farmers get more income. Hurrah.
Empower girls in rural India to be Champions Mann Deshi Champions empowers rural girls in India to redefine winning: equipping them to be successful through nutrition, education and athleticism. With unprecedented access to sports facilities, equipment and nurturing coaches, our Champions build communication and leadership skills, practicing dedication and teamwork. Altogether, they are encouraged to be brave and bold no matter the arena or opposition their future presents: police officer or gym coach, nutritionist or professional athlete.
COVID-19: Help us/help St Francis Hospice with PPE Help St. Francis Hospice fund PPE to protect its patients, their families, staff and volunteers from the spread of COVID-19.    Imagine a time when PPE is not in short supply, when patients can be with their relatives and when people will not spend the last days of their lives separated from their family.    Donations will protect staff and support  family members to be with their relatives at one of the most vulnerable and difficult times of their life   Help fund PPE NOW!
Challenging Positive Attitudes Toward Stalin Despite being responsible for the deaths of approximately 20 million people, 68% of Georgians agree that "Stalin was a wise leader who brought power and prosperity to the Soviet Union."  Since 2010, Radarami has engaged readers with new and sometimes controversial ideas through books.  With your help, in 2014, we want to publish a book that addresses an unresolved aspect of Georgian history, one that still influences public debate in his birthplace, the country Georgia.
Microenterprises for 500 Liberian Village Women Support impoverished village women in Bomi County in western Liberia to start microenterprises. Participants are empowered through Liberian Council on Rural Poverty Alleviation's oral and visual aid training and micro loans to improve their lives.
Clean Drinking Water for 15 Rural Villages inCongo This project will provide clean drinking water to 15 rural villages in Congo-Kinshasa. About 62% of rural congolese have no access to quality water. Lack of portable water causes high infant mortality:  43% of families lose half their children due to water-borne diseases, shorter life spans and reduced energy for livelihoods. Further, time spent to procure non-potable water adds to the already substantial suffering of women and girls and prevents their participation to education.
Improve Education & Health of Cambodian Families This project will provide daily nutrition to stop the cycle of malnutrition, maternal health classes to reduce rates of mortality, and community education training and support for 253 families in the villages of Sre Robong, Trapieng Tmar, and Arak Svay, Siem Reap Province, Cambodia.
InHisName United Community Food Distribution Funding would ensure that InHisName United can continue addressing food security concerns in our community. Many parents and the elderly depend on our food distribution program. The purchase of a transport vehicle and the onboarding of staff for our organization would greatly improve our processes regarding food distribution. Funding would allow for the onboarding of additional staff as well as extending our operations to reach more organizations that are willing to donate to this worthy cause.
Transform a Village in South Sudan The problems associated with extreme poverty can seem overwhelming. Conflict. Hunger. Sickness. We can't change the whole world, but together, we can see one village transformed.  With you, World Concern will walk alongside families in the village of Lietnhom, South Sudan, helping them build their lives and their community from the ground up. We'll focus on long-term solutions: water, education, farming, microfinance and more.
Empower and educate youth in Kibera using ICT! Kibera is Africa's largest slum and there is no infrastructure. High illiteracy and low education leads to poverty and disease. Voices Of Africa is creating an educational internet mesh for community empowerment for all! The network will be able to be used by millions in Kibera for free for education using any devices which can access a Wifi network. VOA will provide as much equipment as possible on an installment basis to encourage youth to become self employed in sustainable businesses.
Duck-raising Project for Disadvantaged Women Poor women in remote rural villages have very little option in getting livelihood and income for themselves. They wait for their husbands or parents eking an existence in farmlands that are already infertile due to repeated farming every year and because of the lack of inputs to produce good crops. There is a need to find ways in order to improve their economic situation and raising ducks is one of them.
Care for Dogs and Animals in New York Prevent the suffering of animals in New York through the provision of affordable veterinary care, spay/neuter, adoption, and humane education.
Using Video Education to Avoid Getting Ebola Proper information is keen in enabling people to avoid contracting the deadly Ebola Virus, so providing the easily understandable messages to the people will help to stop the outbreak. We will use video Education in local languages to conduct interpersonal awareness on how to prevent getting the deadly viral disease using with mobile projectors.
Protect People with Disabilities against COVID-19 MAITS' digital COVID response programme will provide life-saving techniques to reduce the risk of respiratory infections in children and adults with disabilities around the world, preventing hospitalisation & infection; providing physiotherapy and mental health support for those with special needs during lockdown. As Coronavirus spreads worldwide, it is critical that we continue to reach the most vulnerable in resource-poor settings, ensuring no child or adult with disabilities gets left behind.
Educate & Empower 1200 Girls in the Nairobi Slums Safe Spaces exists to help girls in the slums save their own lives. Our Mission is to provide a safe space in the Eastland slums of Nairobi for girls and young women to envision and pursue the future they want for themselves and their communities through life-skills and reproductive health training and awareness, arts and sports, vocational training and academic education scholarship programs. Global Giving fundraising supports Safe Spaces programs including academic & vocational scholarships.
Emergency Appeal Landslide Badakhshan Afghanistan On May 2014 landslides struck Argo district of Badakhshan causing significant loss of life and widespread damage to about 350 households, letting families homeless. The emergency appeal initially  focused on providing safe drinking water to the victims. Thanks to the generous donations 110 families have been provided with water filters. At the moment homeless families who live in empty school buildings, uncompleted house buildings or just tents need support to survive the freezing cold season.
Jora Classrooms and Facility Renovation Renovation for 8 primary school classrooms and Nursery school, including infrastructure and long term sustainable support