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Educating 400 Children in 8 Slums in Delhi/Gurgaon Education on wheels [EOW] is an uniquely designed program which prepares slum children for formal education by taking the school to them. EOW is a well equipped bus with computers, TV and other essential education related materials. The idea is to motivate slum kids & their parents by providing good facilities, skilled teachers & innovative curriculum to bring kids up to 3rd grade school level in one year, preparing them for 3rd grade examination & enroll them into local 4th grade school.
HAPI Methodology This process aims to build intercultural groups whose multiple perspectives can be used to develop solutions that lead to innovative and sustainable improvements and therefore quality of life of individuals, communities, organizations and businesses. The HAPI * methodology promotes social innovation through creativity applied to the design of solutions and detailed strategic planning. It is extremely active and participatory for groups to develop innovative solutions through agreed
MADD Help Line - helping 3K drunk driving victims. Drunk driving kills 10,000 people in the United States each and every year and injures 290,000 more. The MADD Help Line helps those who are impacted by drunk and drugged driving crashes when they need it. We are there for those who have been injured in crashes, for the loved ones of those who have been killed, and for concerned citizens who want to help end the violent crime of drunk driving. We want to raise $13,535, the annual cost of running the Help Line on nights and weekends.
Specialist care for 200 children with disabilities 43% of the disabled population in Kenya are children. Disabled children are often seen as a punishment or a curse on a family, leading to children with disabilities being abandoned or abused.   We support two specialist schools in Kenya to provide education, nutritional support, therapies and counselling for children with physical disabilities or Special Educational Needs (SEN). Our programme also works closely with families and the wider community to break down stigma and provide support.
Reform the Philippine Judiciary with a Jury System In the 50s, the Philippines were second only to Japan in terms of per-capita wealth in Asia. However, the current Single-Judge System allows corruption to go unpunished, leading to exploitation of Filipinos and the country's economic underdevelopment. We are working towards making our judicial system fairer and empowering every Filipino to act peacefully and positively for change. We aim to modernise our judicial system through the introduction of National Jury Law, as supported by the people.
Construct two classrooms for Group Schools Eziama This project is an initiative to construct a two block classrooms at Group Schools Eziama, whose class room building felled and was browned up during a heavy rain fall
Wheels to Africa Wheels to Africa is a youth engagement project that collects bicycles for needy communities in Africa and provides leadership opportunities for American youth.  For the past nine years, teens across the Washington, D.C., area have organized events to collect used bicycles and to raise the money to ship them to Africa. Once in Africa, the bikes are transforming lives: helping college students make their way to classes, aid workers deliver medical supplies and farmers reach markets faster.
Mobile classroom empowers 1000+ kids in Langa CT This project will provide online literacy programmes for primary school learners from the impoverished, Langa community.  South Africa has an unequal education system and high drop-out rate which perpetuates the cycle of poverty. This mobile classroom, equipped with 40 laptops & 2 teaching stations  will support 5 Langa schools in the Langa Township, offering programmes that will utilise the expertise & materials of leading school, Bishops Diocesan College.
"Pig Seed" To Change lives of 100 Women In Gulu The Pig Seed Restocking Project (PSRP) will provide; training to women in commercial pig layering, marketing and post-harvest handling using Resource Based Community Development approach. The project is a result of a participatory needs identification exercise for livelihood restocking in Gulu which was carried out recently by VAC-NET together with the local women leaders in the District.
Education & Support for Vulnerable Children, Kenya We have been working with Nyota Ing'arayo Primary School in Mombassa since 2010. The school has grown from its humble beginnings as a care centre known as Precious Vision to a fully fledged school. As the centre grew and developed, this project has helped to cater for its diverse and ever-changing needs. Currently, funds are used primarily to fund a feeding programme and to cover wages of some of the teachers that work at the school.
FOCUS-Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness in Toledo (FOCUS) Family Outreach Community United Services was founded in 1982 to help the homeless population in Toledo break the cycle of homelessness.  FOCUS takes a long-view of our clients' lives and futures.  We take children & families out of a shelter and find them a home.  We help the parents find jobs, learn how to budget and become stable to ensure they remain in their homes once FOCUS subsidy ends.  Many of our families are single mom households who have nothing to support their family.
Elgon Youth Development Centre. Kicking Poverty As indicated by the statement on the challenges Uganda has gone through, one of the categories of the population, which has been affected greatly, are the children.  There are many vulnerable children who are at risk, which include orphans, street and displaced children. 
It is with this background that Elgon Youth Development Centre will be launched to bring healing and offer childcare and protection of the children who are especially in difficult circumstances.
Rickshaw Mobile Library to visit 6000 children Our rickshaw mobile library for five different low income communities with the aim to improve early grade reading outcomes through providing high quality reading material, particularly for emerging readers benefiting over 6000 children across the city specially girls.
Support a Community of Refugee Women in Uganda At URBAN REFUGEES, we believe in the resilience and capacity of refugees to rebuild their lives in spite of many scarce resources and a lack of visibility. This project will support a community of refugee women in Uganda to self-organize so they can provide for their families, become self-sufficient, and integrate in their local community.  Thanks to our partners, we have already raised $15,000, and need your support for this small remaining sum to help fund this new project.
Empowering Female Refugees in the Netherlands She Matters' Lotus Flower Programme provides 9 weeks of career readiness training, mentorship and job placement opportunities for female newcomers in the Netherlands. Our program provides opportunities to empower women who have overcome tremendous odds to gain transferable skills and earn a living wage. It transforms lives and has an immediate positive impact on our participants, communities and economy.
Central Italy Earthquake Relief - Slow Food A concrete project to start from scratch and bring the communities in the areas hit by the Aug 2016 earthquake back to life again. With your help, over the next few months we intend to fund:  the purchase of a fully-equipped van to sell the produce of local farms hit by the earthquake  the purchase of a mobile dairy fitted out with all the equipment necessary for about 20 farmers  the organization of an Earth Market (Slow Food farmer's market), purchase of a mobile shop.
Give Medicine and Feed 1,000 Families in Adamawa Ohaha Family Foundation will provide mobile healthcare services and food assistance to an estimated 1,000 families of migrants and internally displaced persons (IDPs) of the 0.8 million people living in famine-like conditions urgently in need of food and livelihoods assistance in Adamawa State Nigeria affected by Boko Haram conflict that killed over 20,000 people, women and girls abducted and children drafted as suicide bombers since 2009.
Reactivation of Community Tourism in Ecuador On April 16, 2016, an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 with an epicenter between Muisne and Pedernales and their replicas, produced serious impacts, material, economic, environmental losses and the temporary displacement of more than 12 thousand people, especially Of the Island of Muisne. This framework, the Association of Tourist Services of Muisne (ASOSERTUVISTA), proposes to strengthen its work and strengthen the organization and improve the capacities of its partners.
Help Develop Women & Young Entrepreneurs in Africa The Association of African Entrepreneurs (AAE) is expanding its activities across Africa. We support young entrepreneurs to establish sustainable businesses and we train young people to become entrepreneurs instead of struggling for years to get one of the jobs the African markets. Our key focus areas are capacity building, advocacy, information sharing and networking support for small and medium  enterprises (SMEs)
Send 500 girls to school in Cameroon for a year Creative Hands Organization plans to provide free education for 500 identified vulnerable girls (5 - 12 years) to school in Cameroon.Also sensitize parents and indigenous people on importance of girl education.
Heather Mitts: Reaching Out to Youth with Music Through the Boys & Girls Club of Hollywood’s Music Program, youth learn about music and music performance, they also learn the meaning of discipline and responsibility, and can experience success.
Lambert High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Shreya, Susan, Sahil, and Zoe from Lambert High School have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Home care  for sick elderly people in Romania Many of the Romanian older people live in poor, isolated rural areas having to struggle with very low incomes that are hardly enough for the daily food. There are no medical or social services and the sick, lonely people survive on the help assured by the neighbors. As a respond to this situation our organisation (Community Support Foundation) has set up a network of home care service to assist 500 sick elderly in 10 rural communities located in the east side of Bacau County.
Summer Circus Camp for children in care, Colombia Summer is coming, schools close down and vunerable children in care need safe spaces to occupy their free time.   With your help, we can provide Summer Circus Camp during the month of August for 30 girls at Maria Goretti's shelter.
Free education for vulnerable children of Zambia The Q Fund has developed a new model for a scalable, replicable & sustainable approach that can be used to provide education for vulnerable children and communities in need anywhere in the world.
Entrepreneurial training 20 families in Tennessee Our Program is designed to educate underserves, underemployed persons with professional soft skills to elevate them to a living wage. During our 6-week program taught at community centers, we empower self-sustainability through entrepreneurial training.
Provide water & sanitation to 2200 pupils in Kenya Nosim plans to construct rainwater harvesters and toilets to provide water and sanitation to 2200 primary school needy pupils in three primary schools in Kajiado and sensitize them on hand washing. This will help reduce hygiene and sanitation related diseases and reduce school absenteeism among young girls.
Help Youth in Cambodia Keep Their Learning Center! Every year, PEPY's Learning Center Program in Siem Reap, Cambodia enables over 60 rural youth to get the confidence, resources, and technical skills they need to find skilled employment and pursue higher education. We need the support of our community to help keep this project afloat in 2022, as some of the foundations we partner with have unexpectedly lost their funding. Your donation, big or small, will help the recovery of the Cambodian economy and help youth achieve their goals.
Create A Bicycle Friendly Silicon Valley Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition (SVBC) exists to promote increased cycling in Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties. To accomplish this goal, SVBC advocates for improved and expanded bicycle infrastructure and other facilities, including bike lanes, paths, racks, lockers, accommodating traffic signals, capacity on transit, and more. Additionally, SVBC promotes bicycle culture through events and activities such as Bike to Work Day, Bicycle Friendly Workplace, and Valet Bike Parking at a variety of
TREE PLANTING IN S/EAST: COMMUNITY CLIMATE ACTION This project will engage rural communities in planting trees and minimize the use of fossil fuels, and focus on developing alternative sources of energy that are clean and sustainable. We will focus on both carbon emissions reduction and carbon removal with our biochar program. We will reach out to small  farmers in rural areas and show them a better way to handle their crop waste. It will increase awareness towards reducing global warming, to give our earth a chance to heal and rebalance.
Karate Can Kick Hopelessness Give the gift of passion, self respect and confidence to the forced-begging talibe children of Maison de la Gare in Senegal. Help over 100 modern day slaves learn and practice karate and develop self defence skills and a lifelong love of martial arts.
Minibus for Special Needs Orphans in Macedonia This Giving Tuesday, join us in providing a minibus for The JOY Home Day Center for special needs orphans. This week, we began accepting children, giving them a place where they they can experience hope and healing through individualized care and therapy. However, we can only reliably transport 3 children at a time, and bringing children in wheelchairs adds more complications. All money donated will go directly to purchasing a used transit van, and every gift is appreciated.
Ocean Debris Art Exhibit at the Smithsonian Zoo The Smithsonian's National Zoo is bringing 16 larger-than-life animal sculptures made entirely of marine debris collected from beaches. The sculptures graphically illustrate the tragedy of plastic pollution in our waterways. The Washed Ashore exhibit is completely interactive and will span the Zoo's main walkway. We are expecting 1 million visitors during the exhibition and are creating extensive educational curriculum to inspire people to make better choices for ocean health.
A Cost-Effective Fire Retardant for Shacks. We will produce a cost-efficient fire-retardant for shacks as shacks fires in informal settlements claim lives and belongings of an already low-income community. We hope to do this for 1000 shacks.
Education for 356 HIV Infected/Affected Children As per the latest figures, it is estimated about 200000 children are infected with HIV/AIDS in India. Andhra Pradesh has one of largest number of inhabitants of these children. Society is still to cope up with discrimination against providing their basic educational needs. Need of hour is to have qualitative schooling/learning related facilitation to these HIV children.
Buy a Transport Vehicle We are trying to help the dogs by giving them a safe transport anywhere they need to go.  Having an SUV would be greatly beneficial to them because they would be secured safely inside a temperature controlled vehicle rather than riding in kennels in the back of a pick up truck.
Women's Learning Center in Herat, Afghanistan Empowering Afghan women through the provision of education and training opportunities as well as basic health services
Help children in Varna access free art courses Dedal is an art school in Bulgaria that provides free classes in the art and sciences for children from orphanages, single-parent families, foster families and children with minor disabilities. In addition to free access, the centre provides the diverse social environment necessary for promoting social integration. Dedal has helped over 900 children overcome social isolation by developing their skills and talents while working actively with art professionals on a completely voluntary basis.
* Provide Life-saving Information in CAR The Seleka rebel alliance in the Central African Republic(CAR)seized the capital Bangui on March 24, 2013 pushing a population already in great need even further into crisis. In CAR, as in all humanitarian crises, people affected need more than just physical necessities; they also have an urgent need for information. Please help us raise funds to support our local partner AJHR, an organization that is helping to deliver life-saving news and information to local audiences who desperately need it.
Orphan Education Support - Zambian Villages The Butterfly Tree, an all-volunteer organization, supports children, orphaned by the HIV/AIDS pandemic in Zambia, by providing school fees, uniforms, books and improved education facilities. Your donations make this possible.
Building Homes for Poor in Africa Teaching people in Lesotho, and Africa, to build climate responsive homes that stay warm in winter - even in subzero temperature. Homes are heated with Solar Hot Water (SHW). Our prototype- built  in 2015 for elderly, won a Global "Buildings" contest organized by MIT in 2016. See saridweb.org for more information. We are planning to set up a vocational center for building skills, employment generation- buildings, and require no fossil fuel for heating. Building has thermal mass for heat storage.
Artisan Training for 50 rural women in Ghana By funding this project you will help provide artisan training for young, vulnerable women(some mothers) in rural Ghana .  Edited In 2019 we aim to raise funds to build two shops for two of the women ( Gifty and  Eunice or Mary) who have already completed their training, to make their journey complete and to fulfill our mission .  With the provision of the shops, the women commit to training other girls ( Minimum of 2) for free and those girls also get to train others without fee .
Rain Water Collection Tanks-Lweza, Uganda 8 million people, or 21% of the population of Uganda lack access to clean water. In Lweza Uganda this percentage is a staggering 68%. In order to address this issue while empowering the people that live in Lweza we facilitated a unique microcredit initiative whereby at the household level rain water collection tanks will be built on a rolling scale. Each household will be responsible for paying back 30% of the cost of a tank, and when payment is complete the next tank will be constructed.
Feed Marginalized Families Through Gardens The community of potters in Masoro is a historically marginalized population that faces poverty and severe food shortages in Rwanda. To promote food security and economic development HDI will construct sac gardens and conduct trainings in order to empower women to provide food and income for their families.
Provision of Safe Water to flood affected people Year 2011, at the end of monsoon season, continues torrential rains havoc the southern districts of Sindh Pakistan. 23 districts were badly affected. The floods damaged the areas that were already extremely poor and added to miseries of the people by creating food insecurity, shortage of safe drinking water and wide spread of water borne diseases in the area. JAGGARTA with the mandate for provision of safe drinking water to the disaster affected communities planned install 30 Hand Pumps.
Help African Children Come to US for Surgery Since 1979, Healing the Children has provided hope and healing for children around the world.  We are perhaps the oldest and largest registered charitable organization focused single-mindedly on helping poor children worldwide access the urgently needed medical care they need and deserve. Healing the Children partners with American and International healthcare providers to maximize our impact. Our 40 year history is a testimony to our commitment to helping children to have healthy lives.
Typhoon Maring (Kompasu) Early Recovery Response This project will provide initial capital for the least-served and most affected families of STS Maring ("Kompasu") in La Union, Philippines. The target beneficiaries are from fisherfolk and farming communities. Hard hit areas are located in coastal barangay which primarily rely on farming and fishing with a total of 254 households that were selected through consultation with local People's Organization and LGUs.
Help Rehabilitate 30 female school drop-outs. This project will train and equip  female school drop outs with adequate entrepreneurial knowledge and skills with focus on agriculture and other vocational trades. Students will receive business start-up capital per their business plans upon graduation to launch and run their own private businesses, be employed by Train UP A Child (TUAC), other local organizations, companies or continue in the mainstream education at the point where they dropped out from school.
Integrating 350 disabled refugees in Johannesburg This project promotes integration of 350 disabled refugees and asylum seekers by (1) Regrouping them in a Shelter where they will be protected and assisted like other vulnerable population groups; (2) Equipping them with knowledge about their human rights; (3) Sensitizing them about the danger of HIV/AIDS as they are vulnerable to sexual abuse and exploitation; (4) Empowering them with basic Computer skills to enable them to be self reliant and employable.
Urgent: Refugee Families Flee Famine - South Sudan Millions are now facing famine and starvation in South Sudan and across East Africa.  Many are fleeing to  already poverty-stricken villages in Darfur where Kids for Kids is working efficiently and effectively with 82 villages to fight hunger & to bring clean water & health care with sustainable projects that can quickly be expanded to respond to this growing disaster.   To help starving arrivals, we need more blankets, mosquito nets, cans for clean water, medicines, goats to provide milk & more
Leadership Academy for 1000 young women in Nigeria This project will help and prepare young women in secondary schools and the university that undertake any form of leadership role, to better fit into the society as a future effective woman leader. As part of the sustainable development goals, this project helps tackle the problem of gender equality in the area of leadership in Nigeria. WELTI is convinced that if the future is now, then these young women have to be better prepared. Ignorance, lack of confidence and mediocrity has taken enough.
Intellectual disability:Busting Myths in Colombia This project seeks to reach the inclusion of persons with Down syndrome and cognitive disabilities, through an awareness campaign that allows breaking down myths that exist about them in our community.
Vidya Poshak's Library Services & Rural Book Banks The Rural book banks & Libraries will benefit 5,000 students in Northern Karnataka in India. Vidya Poshak has established 5 Libraries and 30 rural book banks across 12 districts of Nortn Karnataka with volunteer support. Rural Book Banks is a place from where books are lent and collected from rural students. Vidya Poshak volunteers maintain and manage these centers at zero cost and also give free premises in their house to stock the books. Free Internet facility also provided to students.
Create a future for Kenya's disadvantaged girls Starehe Girls' Centre and School is a national boarding school in Nairobi, Kenya, that gives access to quality secondary education and leadership opportunities to disadvantaged adolescent girls from all the counties of Kenya. The Centre provides a supportive environment where the girls develop their full academic and personal potential. The Louise Martin Memorial Scholarship provides girls access to education for all four years of secondary school.