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HELP  KENYA WIDOWS RISE OUT OF POVERTY Provide capital for 500 small-grocery businesses for the poor, marginalized and vulnerable widows who have no access to income in the achievement of  Zero Hunger and No Poverty. To provide  food stuff for 1000  widows to cushion the effects of Covid-19 in Kenya.
Help 250 Women to start a crochet business Life in Gombe for women with no employment is very hard. Desert encroachment has made agriculture unprofitable. Lack of ponds makes dry season farming impossible. With high unemployment among the men, women have to find means of  family upkeep. Our skills training is designed to give women and girls the opportunity to start a business. We train them; provide them with material as grants to start-up their crochet business; and l help them to market their products.
Reaching Out to Street Children in Ethiopia Retrak will reach out to over 800 homeless children sleeping on the streets in Ethiopia. Retrak will provide them with food, medicine, shelter, education and everything they need to build a new life away from the street.
Children in Afghanistan PhotoVoice will work with children’s groups in rural Afghanistan to promote child rights and mine risk education awareness. It will help children raise the issues which are important to them.
Virtual Creativity Camp for Positive Mental Health This summer, Trust For Youth and Child Leadership International will offer a Virtual Creativity Camp for Positive Mental Health. In response to the mental health challenges faced by disadvantaged youth during COVID-19 and the ongoing racial crisis, this program will provide one week of virtual sessions including painting, spoken word, collaborative theater, and creative movement. Youth will be guided through the arts to express their own stories and understand their own thoughts and feelings.
Support Primary Education for Vulnerable Children The Primary Education Programs at Thanda offer 175 young orphans and vulnerable children a way to overcome the enormous obstacles before them. These programs give children a safe place to go in the afternoon, a nutritious meal, and emotional support. Combining academic learning with life skills development, Thanda's Primary Education Programs enable children to think for themselves, cope with difficulties in their lives, take control of their own futures and find security and success.
Compost Pit for Food Security of a tribal Family The indigenous communities Gond and Baiga, 99% of these family lives in below poverty line, identify as small and marginalized farmer. Their livelihood depends on small piece of land which they use for maize and paddy cultivation, they do not have any irrigation facility. Per acre production is very much low. They are actually saving world from climate change, they never use chemical fertilizers for more crop production. Another reason is they do not have money to purchase costly fertilizers.
Water Connection for Palm Campus This project will provide potable water for Palm Institute. As the first phase of our permanent campus is nearing completion, there is need a water connection in order to receive a consistent water for the institution.  It is the goal of NAPE Foundation to offer scholarships to brilliant but needy students from the rural part of Ghana to attend Palm institute.
A Home for Every Child Working to ensure that orphaned and vulnerable children within Isinya sub-county and in institutional care are placed back within a family through alternative care mechanisms like Reintegration with the family of origin, Kinship care, Guardianship, Foster care, Adoption and Supported independent living.
Donate hope to children in San Jose, Costa Rica This project helps the children of the Tejarcillos de Alajuelita community in San Jose Costa Rica not go hungry. Help provide three times of healthy meals a day.
Empower 20 rural women in Nyabubare village Uganda The project will provide seeds for planting and animals for livestock development in an effort to increase food security and the welbeing of the beneficiaries
Aussie Wildlife Recovery & Emergency Preparedness This project will assist in the ongoing recovery of habitat and support for wildlife after emergency weather events. Bushfires and flooding destroy habitat and food sources. In the 2020 bushfires alone an estimated 3 billion native animals were lost. Additionally this project will assist WIRES in developing systems and capacity to respond to future large scale events such as the 2022 flood disaster.
Transform the lives of illiterate women in Liberia Your donation will help to transform the lives of 810 marginalised young women who are illiterate and have little or no education.  You will help them to escape a vicious cycle of poverty. You will empower them to feed themselves and their families, send their children to school and pay for vital medicine. Your donation will do this by funding life-changing training for the young women.  They will learn how to create, develop and adapt their own business.
Feed 5000 Meals to Homebound Elders Our project will provide 5000 Meals on Wheels to older adults. Since 1975 we have served over one million meals to hungry homebound seniors and the disabled. So many elders need a nutritious daily meal, companionship, and someone to check up on them. This meal can be the difference between being able to live at home or having to move into an assisted living facility. The need for support continues to grow. Please help us provide more meals than ever to hungry seniors.
Social Entrepreneurs of Japan's Disaster-Hit Areas World in Tohoku (WIT) provides social entrepreneurs (SEs) in Japan's disaster-hit areas with access to a global network of professionals who help them build capacity and accelerate the impact of their programs. Through "Cross-Border Learning Journeys" and mentorship, WIT offers advice, training, and toolkits to equip SEs with the skills they need to succeed locally and abroad. WIT is committed to enhancing disaster preparedness and resilience by leveraging the expertise of diverse professionals.
Provide One Month Meal to 5000+ Poor Children This project is start with aim to provide nutritious meal in afternoon to poor children enrolled at primary schools located in slums and residing at labor colonies like Garbage collector, scrap workers etc.   Under this project PSF will provide nutritious food to children so that they can grow healthy . A meal will consist of 2 Chapati or rice, Daal and green vegetables.  This project has not minimum and maximum limitation because this is the basic need of children.
Educating and Empowering 1,000 Girls in Ethiopia With your help, Pathfinder will support 1,000 girls from urban and rural areas of Ethiopia through a leadership program. We will fund scholarships to allow girls to remain in school, will provide sexual and reproductive health education and referrals for services, and will support girls' clubs that provide social support and mentoring by successful women in their communities. Pathfinder's comprehensive model integrates health and life skills to help adolescent girls realize their full potential.
Emergency Earthquake Response in Mexico This project will provide  humanitarian aid and emergency services to communities affected by the devastating September 19th earthquake in Mexico
educate deaf child in HomaBay Poverty and HIV/AIDS has caused many deaf children to be out of school.  A recent survey shows an alarming rate of poverty on deaf/less-privileged children and their families in HomaBay County, and statistic had shown an estimated of over 330,000 population of deaf/less-privileged children in the Homabay county are not in school at all and their future hangs in the balance.
Give 50 children a great start at Emmanuel Educare Emmanuel Educare currently operates from a ramshackle shack in Mfuleni township, Cape Town, South Africa. The family who own the land want it back. Starting Chance aims to purchase a house nearby and convert it in to an educare with 3 classrooms, a sick bay and office, kitchen and ablutions. Help us to make it happen so that 50 children can start their education in a lovely learning environment.
Provide Education to Burmese Stateless Communities Kwah Dao is a registered non-profit organisation working to empower migrant and stateless communities in Thailand with the skills, knowledge and education necessary to improve their quality of life and enhance their future opportunities. Funding is needed to provide sustainable educational programs and support, without which many children would be unable to continue in education and would suffer lower standards of wellbeing, with limited hopes for the future.
Stop Child labour in India To stop child labour we rescue children from local factories and hotels of West Bengal and provide them free education, medical, clothes and meals.
Can You Make A Horse Smile? You Bet! Here's How... A horse with a home and a purpose is a happy horse! However, America's horses are also confronted with a disturbing reality. Tens of thousands are abused and neglected and in need of rescue, rehabilitation, and re-homing each year. Over 65,000 horses were transported across our borders for slaughter in 2019. The EQUUS Foundation is the only national animal welfare charity in the United States 100% dedicated to protecting America's horses and strengthening the bond between horses and people.
Beyond Relief: Bring the Ideas Box to Puerto Rico! This summer, Libraries Without Borders has partnered with local nonprofits & community organizations in Puerto Rico to launch a pop-up library & makerspace. For the initial phase of this pilot, we will provide a series of workshops running from July to August. These will include workshops on social enterprise & FEMA claims, arts & culture enrichment opportunities, & STEM & blockchain technology courses.
Empowering 80 people with disabilities in Iraq Some of the most vulnerable and neglected Syrian refugees and Yezidi IDP's (Internally Displaced People) in Northern Iraq are families who have a family member with a disability. Operation Mercy empowers people with disabilities and their families by providing assistive devices, physical therapy and emotional resilience programs. Currently, Operation Mercy serves 80 clients and their families.
A trained teacher means thousands kids transformed EDUCA trains 1,220 teachers, especially in an Annual Congress. A trained teacher transforms the lives of thousands of children. In the school, the teacher and what he teaches is the main factor of change.
Haitian Students Attend University of the People This project allows Negot to continue pursuing his online higher education in Professional Development at Life Connection Mission, by equipping him with required technology, providing training in business and communication courses, and nourishing him with daily meals. He will also continue receiving mentoring and job placement assistance, with the goal of securing a job in Haiti after graduation.
Empower Families of Children with Special Needs Doman International helps children with special needs reach their full potential. By teaching parents about child development, Doman International empowers families to help their children. In the past, this team has only taught live conferences to families. Giving to this project will help take this life-changing information and put it online, so it can be accessed by all parents worldwide. This project will help parents help their own children - and help children get better.
Help Rehabilitate Sloths and Costa Rican Wildlife Alturas Wildlife Sanctuary rescues injured and orphaned sloths, monkeys, anteaters, and other Costa Rican wildlife. We provide the care they need to recover and be released back to where they came from. Quality care is given in our clinic and sometimes many months are invested when raising baby sloths or anteaters to adulthood. Wildlife taken from the illegal wildlife trade are also brought to try and reintroduce to nature or provide permanent sanctuary when they are not able to be released.
Help 12 underserved teens access a UWC education United World College Costa Rica is awarding 12 full scholarships to exceptional youth from underserved communities in Latin America and Asia.  Though these cover tuition & room and board for 2 years, costs such as pocket-money, flights, extra-class tutoring in English and math, and professional emotional support are not covered.  By raising an average of $5,000 for each full scholar, we can ensure that all of these 12 teens can accept, begin and maximize their life-changing education at UWC!
Support disabilities in kakamega Kenya People living with disabilities in Africa have been forgotten both children ,youth and adults I just came to realize that they are hidden in houses and not taken to schools, some of don't have shelters ,clothing, bedding and food, others don't something v to support them move form to  place,also those that are females are raped and Left with HIV ,No one is caring for them in the societies we are living,Wylis has seen a need of coming in fully this asking the donors to help remember this families
Help Support GlobalGiving's Nonprofits in Africa I'm Aleia and I've been selected as GlobalGiving's Southern Africa Field Intern for 2016!  While in the field, I'll be supporting GlobalGiving's nonprofit partners working to change the world by providing them with training and resources, improving in their fundraising efforts, ensuring they are using GlobalGiving funds efficiently, and conducting workshops for organizations interested in joining GlobalGiving.
Provide Clean Water to 15 Schools in Honduras Water-borne illnesses keep children from attending school and create long-term health problems for them. To combat these issues, DAUSA will install large Sawyer In-Line Filtration Systems in 15 Honduran schools that currently do not have access to clean water. The incoming water pipes will provide an entire school with 200,000 liters of clean water per day, accessible at several stations throughout their buildings. The filter system will last for many years and is extremely easy to maintain.
Computer Lab for Roma Children in Albania Amaro Tan means "our place" in Romani. The Amaro Tan School has been providing a safe place for low income Roma and Albanian children to learn and grow since 1999. The German Embassy in Albania gave Amaro Tan 12 computer monitors in March. Updating and improving the rest of the school's computer lab will give 140 students the opportunity to gain current computer literacy skills they would never have access to otherwise, and the tools they need to thrive in the 21st century.
Support an agribusiness run by 20 Tamil women This is the second phase of this project.  The first phase gave women farmers training in sustainable organic practice.  Now we are helping 20 of these women to move their produce up the value chain by training them to create and market canned products. These products will not only net more than the sale of raw produce, but their longer shelf life allows for a more flexible response to changing conditions such as COVID restrictions, and will open up new markets.
BRING CLEAN WATER TO CHILDREN'S HOSPITALS IN CHINA This project offers one of the essential basics of health care by installing long-term purification filters to provide more than 40,000 children in pediatric hospitals with clean, safe drinking water.
Help Hurricane Sandy Survivors Rebuild World Concern is responding directly to aid families affected by Hurricane Sandy in Haiti, where more than 50 people lost their lives and 18,000 families are left homeless by this historic storm. In the U.S., we're responding through partner organizations and local churches to reach families in need with emergency assistance.
Support Kenyan Youth with Sustainable Livelihoods This project will ensure that youth from underprivileged backgrounds in Kenya are trained with skills in basic ICT, Entrepreneurship, Life skills & get a mentor while learning to create packaging products from recycled materials earning an income that can ensure the most basic needs, saving for college or capital to start a micro business.
Help 30 Yemeni children with special needs The project aims to provide care for 30 Yemeni children with special needs who come from poor families that cannot afford their treatment costs. These children need treatment sessions that include Physical, psychological and occupational therapy sessions, speech and learning difficulties exercises, and autism and Down syndrome programs In addition to providing them with food and clothing.
Give African villages a clean energy boost The Powering Villages project will bring life-enhancing energy solutions to 60,000 people in 20 of the poorest villages in Kenya and Tanzania. We will provide solar lighting and clean cooking solutions to households; reliable electricity and cold storage to schools and health clinics; and solar-powered water pumps for safe drinking water and crop irrigation. We will train local entrepreneurs - especially women - to run profitable energy-enabled businesses that can grow and create jobs.
Female Sexual Health Promotion in Phnom Penh GlobeMed at Rutgers University is partnered with Cooperation for Social Services and Development in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, a grassroots organization that works to promote sexual health among marginalized and vulnerable communities; these communities include women entertainment workers and men who have sex with men. CSSD conducts outreach programs to promote healthy sex practices and works to decrease the stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS as well as the discrimination these communities face.
Feed 500 villagers in rural Nigeria The entire world is currently battling the COVID-19 pandemic and Nigeria is not exempted from this battle.  For a country designated the poverty capital of the world, many Nigerians are finding it extremely difficult to survive this period with many flouting physical distancing and other preventive measures in the scramble for survival. Obijackson Foundation with your kind support aims to provide food and medical supplies to 500 rural impoverished Nigerians and 500 front-line medical workers
Safe Water for Families in Rural Ghana As you read this, countless women and children in rural Ghana are walking, searching for water. Children are missing school and women are losing valuable time. Meanwhile, clean water could be right beneath them, deep underground.  The solution? Solar-powered water kiosks that bring clean water to the surface-and provide women and children healthier, happier lives.
Train 300 rural women on women's rights in Nigeria In Nigeria, women are often unaware of their rights, and therefore do not enjoy them. Nigerian women are vulnerable to cultural, religious and juridical factors that place them in a subordinate position to men. As a result, marginalization, stereotyping and trivialization of women are glaring aspects of Nigerian society. Adequate training on women's rights will enable women to become more aware of their rights and to strengthen their socio-economic capability and status.
Out Run EBOLA: awareness/protection for children The EBOLA  Virus Disease (EVD) has sprinted across West Africa infecting over 20,000 people. Awareness and preventative training is the best way to outrun the epidemic. THINK (Touching Humanity In Need of Kindness) has been working with the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection to raise awareness in communities throughout Liberia.
SEND 100 PUPILS TO SCHOOL IN SEWAGE SLUM- NAIROBI Grapevine community school is a youth project established to provide quality education to poor children in sewage slums Nairobi. The group has rented premises from where they teach the children. This project will help to educate poor, vulnerable children in Sewage-Matopeni slum.
Support foster parents and adopters in Russia Project gives foster parents and adopters support of specialists, when they need them. We provide online consulting of psychologists, laywers and other specialists for thousands of parents all over the Russia, and service of babysitters in Moscow region.
Fostering Aboriginal entrepreneurship Aboriginal people living in remote parts of Australia are asking for help to establish businesses to create new opportunities for themselves, their families and their communities. ELP provides capacity building support to enable people to learn about business and build the skills, knowledge and confidence they need to launch their own ventures. With ongoing mentoring and support, Aboriginal entrepreneurs are creating sustainable ventures that have widespread positive social and economic impacts.
Establishing Language Labs in Vietnam In Vietnam, Room to Read works with schools in foreign language instruction. We establish language labs where students can access audio and video lessons. The labs supplement language classes.
Liberate Devadasi families from exploitation The Karnataka State Devadasis (Prevention of Dedication) Act, 1982 outlawed the Devadasi system. But the state reports 46,660 devadasis (Women and Child Welfare Department, National Commission for Women); realistic estimate suggests the number to be 100,000 (International Labour Organisation, 2015). Sakhi Trust works to rescue and rehabilitate those women and girls forced into the Devadasi system. We seek your support to help them and their families to live a decent and dignified life.
Response to  Sudanese Refugee influx into Uganda Uganda has received over 1 Million South Sudan refugees in need of humanitarian assistance.  Since August 201, on average there are 420 South Sudan refugee arriving into Uganda daily. CARE has reached 60,082 beneficiaries so far through Maternal Health, WASH, GBV, livelihoods and Shelter programmes in Rhino camp settlement, one of the main refugee settlement in  West Uganda.
Portland Opera To Go Educational Outreach Portland Opera To Go (POGO) is the Educational outreach branch of Portland Opera. This year, POGO will present a kid's version of Mozart's "The Magic Flute, to children throughout Oregon.
Assoc Obras Sociais Irma Dulce COVID-19 Response To love and serve others, offering free health care, education and social assistance. Associacao Obras Sociais Irma Dulce is dedicated to supporting the community during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Aid for Myanmar cyclone victims IDE is distributing water storage and treatment, shelter materials, and cash support for food to cyclone victims. Half the funds will be for immediate relief, and half will be reserved for rebuilding.
Let's FEED the dreams of 60 hungry MK children's More than 40.000 families in Macedonia struggle to survive, especially when they are hit by a crisis such as the sudden loss of a job, victims of home violence that destroys their meager savings and drives them to put their own children in desperation. When Food Bank Macedonia provides daily meals to their children and families they'll flourish in school for a brighter future. Main purpose is to provide food, proper home shelter, clean clothing, medical care, education for needy children's...
Communal Radio for the Young People of Chincha The Pro Nino Intimo association will install a sound system in the Sports Villa, in the town of Chincha, for youth at the El Carmen Sports and Life School to use for sports and cultural activities.
“Empowering 1500 Unemployed Youths and Orphans Training 1500 Rural and Semi-urban Poor and Unemployed Youths and Orphans in 
Uganda in 3 Years in Vocational Education and Lifeskills 
Create Self-reliance Capacity for Labor Market
Providing Immediate Assistance for Flood Victims Almost 20 million Pakistanis have been displaced by the extensive flooding in that country. CHF is poised to respond with emergency programs and provide transitional shelter for these families.
Support for Students Devastated by Homelessness Every week, School on Wheels' volunteer tutors give hope, educational assistance and support to children living in homeless situations in Southern California.  We need you to support our mission so that we can provide 2000 students with one-on-one online tutoring in 2021.