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Volunteers Foundation - Sponsor a Child VF Schooling Program (VFSP)  funds the education of the students at VF Academy and partnering schools. The VFSP is a combined effort between the children's parents and VF. The parents are expected to buy the school uniform and make sure that their children attend school regularly.  VF covers the yearly school fee for the child. Your sponsorship will be very personal - you'll receive the child's name and picture, regular updates on his/her development and academic results.
Technology for 200 Schools in Developing Countries Victoria House Foundation (VHF) has been a vital resource to schools in developing countries and the inner cities in the U.S. We provide computers, internet access, WI-FI, including STEM robotics for girls. In addition, we provide ongoing maintenance, and local tech support for sustainbility. By providing computers, Internet access, STEM robotics and other peripherals, VHF is helping to bridge the gap in technology and also preparing our future leaders for the global competitive economy.
Emergency Response to Hurricane Michael Hurricane Michael hit the Florida Panhandle as a Category 4 storm with winds reaching 155 miles per hour, making Michael the strongest hurricane to hit the Panhandle on record, and the strongest storm to hit the continental U.S. in nearly 50 years. At the request of the Florida Department of Health, International Medical Corps has deployed medical personnel to provide support at health facilities and shelters as they deal with this devastating storm.
Cancer Treatment Centres for Nigeria Nigeria's population of 170 million requires at least 170 cancer centers according to the World Health Organization. Nigeria currently has 2. Our cancer treatment center will provide at least 6000 treatments a year in radiation and chemotherapy for cancer patients. Due to the fact that 50% of these patients are indigent they would have received minimal or no treatment at all which would have reduced their chances of survival.
Survivors of violence that support victims The Idea Dignity Foundation plans to train women survivors of violence in Ecuador so that from their own experiences they can support other women who are still victims of this serious problem. The project will train 20 survivors and they in turn will support 240 victims through: training in rights, promotion of psychosocial support groups, development of a blog to share experiences and strategies, and design of teaching resources for intervention.
Water and sanitation for 6,000 people in Kenya The program will serve five rural communities of 6,000 people in Kyuso, Kenya, with: borehole wells, community, household, and school latrines, hygiene education, and community development programs.
Help Pregnant Moms Give Birth Safely in Disasters For as little as $15 you can help UNFPA, the United Nations reproductive health and right agency, get 3 emergency birth kits, including a bar of soap, clear plastic sheet, razor blade, an umbilical cord tie, cloth and latex gloves into the hands of pregnant mothers and health care workers as they safely deliver babies in crisis situations.
Increase anti-retroviral adherence in Mozambique In Mozambique, 3 out of 5 people with HIV do not know they are HIV+. Lack of knowledge about ARVs and stigma are prevalent, creating fear. Adherence to treatment is low, increasing risk of HIV transmission. To Know is to Live project will teach 4,000 university students and educators how ARVs work, giving a long and healthy life. Fear is reduced. They are empowered to make positive choices, know their HIV status and reduce the risk of passing HIV on to another person if they adhere to ARVs.
Model Library for Liberia Our objective is to help each Liberian child escape  the bonds of poverty and hopelessness by providing educational materials and technologies and to set up libraries for schools and communities so that every child in Liberia is able to fulfill their potential and to make a difference. It is our desire also that each child in Liberia will have access to brick-and-mortar library.
Support immunization of 42971 children in India Only 56% of the children in India get full immunization. For 1 in every 20 children in India, the 1st birthday might never happen.   To address the problem, CRY is focusing on ensuring complete immunizations for 42,430 children between the ages of 0 - 12 months in 3500 villages across India, during the month of July and August, by 1. Providing access to life saving immunization to the children in 3500 villages  2. Ensuring well equipped health centers and early childhood care centers
Project Combating Acute Global Malnutrition In Chad, malnutrition remains a major public health problem, despite the efforts made by the Government and its Technical and Financial Partners. The results of the 2019 nutrition survey reveal that the prevalence rate of acute malnutrition in children aged 6 - 59 months   is 12.9%.
Build 4 Classrooms For Poor Girl Children In Kenya Kisumu Community School is building 4 Classrooms to provide free education to poor and disadvantaged Girl Children in Kenya who are majorly HIV/AIDS orphaned.
Karno Kids, No Child Left Inside KARNO KIDS is a non-profit organization whose mission is to support, encourage, and motivate youth to get outside and become physically active and to restore and preserve the environment for their ong
Special Care Nursery for Orphaned Babies This project will underwrite the cost of continuing operations for a Special Care Nursery Room for medically-fragile infants at the HTS China Care Home in Beijing.
Empower-200-children & their guardians-in-Nigeria This project seeks to eradicate the problems of children in difficult circumstances in Nigeria i.e HIV/AIDS affected and infected children, malnourished children, Child workers, Abandoned and neglected children, Street children. This project will provide Family and Community-based care, Household Economic Strengthening, Food Security/Nutrition, Health care, Education and Psychosocial support for 200 children that are vulnerable. Their guardian will be empowered for sustainable livelihood.
A Step Towards Peace in the Middle East 2013 was an incredible year of achievement for Creativity for Peace campers and Young Leaders. 
Fourteen new peacemakers came to camp in New Mexico and met again back home to renew their friendships and their commitment to peace. Young Leaders created a schools dialogue project in Israel and spoke to over 4,000 people in America, most of whom were high school students. 
DONATE NOW TO SUPPORT OUR YOUNG PEACEMAKERS IN 2014 - $500 matching grant available from Santa Fe Weaving Gallery
Build a house where 10 boys will become men 20% of the confirmed human trafficking cases reported in GA in 2017 were males. There is no comprehensive restorative housing program available for those that have been victimized by human trafficking.  This project will allow us to break ground on a group home that will house 10 boys, under the age of 18. Along with having a safe place to call home, each resident will participate in a holistic program, working to restore every aspect of their well-being.
Protect 1800 people on Kokwa Island from Malaria The project empowers 340 families (roughly 1800 people) on arid Kokwa Island in Kenya to protect themselves from Malaria with bed nets and enables Kokwa dispensary staff to properly diagnose and treat diseases.
Artificial Coral Reefs to fund kids swim lessons! Did you know that coral loss in the Caribbean is at 80%? And that 9 out of 10 kids on our ISLAND don't know how to swim?     Our goals for "BVI Art Reef":  1- Create desperately needed habitat for aquatic species and coral ecosystems to thrive in. 2- Fund local children's swim programs by charging a $5 fee to visitors on the sites (this money goes directly to swim lessons). 3- Create eco-positive publicity for BVI to encourage sustainable jobs and tourism. 4- Recycle hurricane damaged vessels.
Provision of Food and Medical to 45 children The project will provide nutritious food and medical assistance to 45 abandoned children for better growth and development.    To help the children to recover from malnourishment and boost their immune system for better living specially this time of COVID 19 pandemic.
Helping local Somali children with Autism. Columbus Ohio is home to over 35,000 Somali refugees. It is noted that Somali families are facing a higher rate of Autism diagnoses than the general population. The Columbus International Program wants to work to ensure that local service providers are able to provide care in a culturally sensitive manner. Also, through community outreach, the goal is to help Somali families better understand what Autism is, how to recognize its symptoms, and how to reach out for help.
Help 50 women in Togo learn to read and write Farming can be a route out of poverty but the women of Togo face huge economic, legal and cultural barriers to creating and managing a small farming business. The Organisation for Women and Development is helping 100 women in two towns in Togo to develop reading, writing and numeracy skills to help them succeed as farming entrepreneurs and to generate income for themselves and their families.
Sustain the Lives of Kenyan AIDS Orphans&Families This project provides initial education and healthcare sponsorship to HIV/AIDS orphans. Families will get training and business start-up capital so they can further support the orphans.
Ugandan children shouldn't die from drinking water The most vulnerable in rural Uganda are babies, children and the elderly. They easily fall sick because they are forced to consume water from contaminated and unprotected sources, shared with the grazing animals.       For just $3,000 Mission 4 Water can provide a whole community with a new borehole right in their village, providing everyone with clean and safe water. This not only improves the health of the people, but education and wealth also improve with reduced sickness.
CONSTRUCTION OF 3 HOUSES FOR VULNERABLE FAMILIES Our Foundation seeks financing for the construction of around 50 houses in the different Municipalities of the Dominican Republic, but we do not have the necessary resources to start this project, in the first phase we want to build 3 houses for the most vulnerable families in the Municipality of Haina, San Cristobal Province, these families live in unsanitary and precarious conditions, our commitment and hope is that these families can have a decent roof.
Aid poor teen mothers of rape get a future hope Care and education prevents re-abuse, restore hope and dignity to  survivors of sexual rape and open doors for success and a bright future. This project in action in rural Rulindo District of Rwanda assists teen-mothers of sexual rape from poor families with basics needs, clinical care, safety, psycho-Social therapies, education, economic well being and ability to influence the decisions that affect their lives.
Legal Commons: Community Legal Support Hub In Nigeria, accessing justice is an expensive endeavor, bail is 'free' yet thousands remained locked up for months sometimes years because of lack of access to legal representation.  Building on success our Abuja based ImpactCove, this project will support the setup of a 'LawyersHub'in Nigeria; a co-working community of lawyers with litigation support, pro bono clearing, event centre, related services bringing justice closer to low-income Nigerians, small businesses and nonprofits
Literacy for a Billion in India! PlanetRead uses SLS in 10 languages nationwide to provide automatic reading practice to 300 million early literates people who are officially "literate" but who cannot read.
Empowering people with Special Needs "EITAN! Everybody Can" empowers children and teenagers with special needs to achieve goals and have experiences that they could never have previously believed possible through a combination of fun and rigorous physical fitness training, coupled with life-skills building.  Thanks to a comprehensive approach encompassing personal programs, group training and participation in sporting events, trainees acquire remarkable physical and mental improvements, and improve their quality of life.
Train the next generation of environmental leaders This project will provide critical resources for Green Corps to give top-notch training in organizing and advocacy to 20-25 young, aspiring environmental organizers through our yearlong fellowship program. Skills such as recruitment, media work, coalition building, leadership development, lobbying and campaign strategy will empower organizers to run and win critical environmental campaigns both during their Green Corps year and beyond as they launch careers in environmental and social change.
BRINGING A SMILE TO A TEENAGE MUM  THIS CHRISTMAS Uganda registers the highest (over 25% every year) number of teenage pregnancies in sub-Sahara Africa with.  Extreme poverty is one of the major causes that has triggered teenage pregnancies. Parents are forced to send their daughters into marriage because they can't provide for them. Parents also do this because they get some money and material things as a bride price. Many times such victims are isolated, shunned and neglected by society and we would like to bring a smile to them this Xmas
'Greening' a Girls School in South Africa For 10 years, the SA College for Tourism has been training young, impoverished women from across southern Africa, giving them the skills, self-confidence and qualifications to successfully enter the tourism industry. In order to save funds and be more environmentally responsible, we want to 'green' our campus by replacing our solar panels and purchasing small appliances which are more power-efficient.
Education & Mentoring of Women in the Sciences There is a shortage of women in the sciences in America. As more than 50% of the students in secondary education are women, we need to increase their interest in and keep them focused on the sciences beginning in the middle school years.
Help Bring 100 Youth Voices to the United Nations! Our Agents of Change and Citizen Science programs bring delegations of U.S.-based youth to conferences and summits related to international policy, primarily at the United Nations. Our delegates work with government delegates, fellow civil society members, and other youth to promote youth-friendly and future-focused policies related to sustainable development and climate change.
Educate 20 Kenyan Youth Athletes from Kibera Slum Kibera Sport Development Programme plans to send 20 of our most talented runners to high school in February 2013. We sponsor 4 years of high school education, in combination with a runners training program, for underprivileged and orphaned children from Kibera Slums. Our program, Run the Change, will enable our youth to excel in school while nurturing their natural running abilities. Youth runners will have better access to education and opportunities to pursue a competitive running career.
Earthquake in Italy: Re-starting from children IBO Italia is planning three summer camps for 60 children from the affected areas in order to offer them a non formal group experience, far from their living places continously hit by earthquakes and aftershocks.
Lunch for Children in Free NGO Day-Care Center This NGO day-care center offers meals and diverse educational activities at no cost for 60 children. The center allows their extremely poor families to work and/or seek familial sustenance.
Support Mobile Ambulance Service for Wild Animals Mobile Veterinary Service (MVS) project is one of the unique efforts of Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) to provide in-situ emergency relief to displaced or distressed wild animals. The project envisages placement of trained and equipped wildlife veterinarians in major protected areas across the country to ensure round-the-clock medical attention to wild animals in need. Each MVS comprises of a transport vehicle, a trained wildlife veterinarian, an animal attendant, equipment and supplies.
EmpowHer through Film: Help Girls Tell Their Story EmpowHer through Film will help 200 vulnerable young women and  girls who have been raped, coerced into early child marriage and those who are victims of teenage pregnancy and female circumcision to acquire skills that will enable them to tell their own stories through film and speak out for their rights and that of other vulnerable women and girls who are victims of gender based violence in Nigeria, while also building a successful career in film making.
Accelerate young Rwandan entrepreneurs This project will enable African Entrepreneur Collective to support one cohort of 20 young entrepreneurs in Rwanda, and provide them with the tools they need to help them grow their businesses and create jobs for others. AEC's two-year business accelerator program offers support in the areas where entrepreneurs need it most: capacity building, mentorship, technical assistance, and access to flexible, low-cost capital. We expect these entrepreneurs will create 500 jobs for their communities.
Sewing Machines + Equipment Needs for 16 Artisans This project will create dignified and salaried work for 16 artisans in Kenya. Equipped with sewing machines, looms, tools, and other basic equipment like extension cords, tables, and chairs, we will be able to employ and care for 16 artisans and their families through our holistic programming.   Help us get them started by purchasing the equipment they need today!
Help Rebuild Women's Lives in DRC In The Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo, director Lisa Jackson documents the tragic situation women are forced to deal with at the hands of foreign militias and the Congolese Army.
Covid Relief: Food + Shelter for Unemployed Women 100 women in our microloan program are out of work due to isolation guidelines in Ethiopia, meaning resources for food and rent no longer exist.  Many are the sole breadwinners for their households, as they support extended family members under one roof. These homes have little to no safety net and have immediately lost all resources for basic needs.  Added to this are the health risks of living in close quarters at a time it is critical to social distance.
Education for Nomadic Children in Tibet Education is a right no matter where you live. The Pureland Project supports Tibetan nomadic children by funding schools close to their families and their homeland.
One Heart for Aceh ACEH SEHATI is implementing a flexible network to provide immediate support to victims in tsunami-affected areas in Indonesia.
Educate Ecuadorian Children to Face Global Warming We provide resources, training and hands-on opportunities to create awareness and teach children about conservation in the Galapagos Islands and poor areas of Quito, the most polluted city in Ecuador.
Yachana Foundation Fund Yachana Foundation is a non-profit organization that promotes education and sustainability in the Ecuadorian Amazon. This institutional development fund allows donors to contribute to a general fund that will be used to provide funding to sustain education enrichment and development projects that are the mainstay of the foundation.
Educating/empowering poor ethnic girls in Vietnam Ethnic minority girls are the least healthy and poorest educated group in Vietnam- the most underserved, disadvantaged and vulnerable group. 50% fall below the poverty level & over 60% drop out of school before high school- it is rare that they go to college. However, they are the most likely change agents for their poor rural communities. Our 7 year scholarship (3 yrs- high school, 4 yrs- university) for the brightest girls along with mentoring and empowerment workshops break the poverty cycle.
Emergency Response in the Philippines The people of the Philippines have faced the devastation from Typhoon Phanfone and the eruption of the Taal Volcano. International Medical Corps is in the Philippines to assess and address the most urgent relief and recovery needs for the women, men, and children affected.
Prasadamrit - Sharing Love with Free Meals PrayagRaj city hosts the "Kumbh Mela" where for 1 month ,over 100 Million people from all over world visit the city for spiritual rejuvenation. UNESCO Recognizes Kumbh Mela as India's "Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity".  "Prasadmrit - Serving Love with Free Meals" is a project of ISKCON PrayagRaj to distribute over 500 Thousands Nutritious Free Meals to Pilgrims, Homeless and Impoverished.
Access to Water for Rural Indian Families 844 Million don't have clean water close to home, about 1 in 9 people in the world. Many rural Indian women and girls travel at least half a mile to reach a safe water source, taking up 25% of a women's day. Water is HEAVY. A woman or girl would carry 20KG each trip several times a day. A WaterWheel cuts down on the trips, eases the burden and saves time, which can be used more productively. Instead of carrying water, a girl can go to school. More water also means improved hygiene and health.
China Leadership Summit The China Leadership Summit (CLS) is a three-day conference hosted each spring at Duke University and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. CLS aims to strengthen collaboration by bringing together undergraduate and graduate students from Duke, UNC, and other top universities with acute and demonstrated interests in US-China affairs. Boasting a DOB only five years ago, CLS already offers a stunning series of esteemed speakers, such as the World Bank's former country director for China.
Reconstruct 40 children with stoma in East Africa The project raises fund to pay the cost of surgical and clinical care  for children with anorectal malformation in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. In general, these child will need 3 surgeries to correct the anorectal malformation, as determined by the anatomy. Our aim is to restore health and give hope to these children so that they can go to school, provide for their families and contribute to the society.
Accessing Clothing for 100 People Sleeping Rough Today one in five people are living in poverty in the UK. The nature of poverty has changed over time, so the ways we tackle poverty must change too.  Our society has a shared responsibility to work together to solve this problem.  This project will provide 200 people sleeping rough or living in poverty with vouchers to be redeemed at a charity shop in exchange for basic clothing to protect and keep them warm. Our vouchers  also financially benefit the charity shops cause. A win-win senario.
Support elementary school principals in Mexico LISTO trains and supports public education in Mexico.Its purpose is to transform schools through their principals, providing accompaniment to educational leaders, so that they directly benefit their students, including teachers, parents and communities, for the purpose of improving educational achievement/LISTO capacita y apoya a la educacion publica en Mexico. Su proposito es transformar las escuelas a traves de sus directores, brindando acompanamiento a los lideres educativos.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Alia, Sana, Rameen, Shilvi, Srija, and Priyanka have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Primary Education for 1385 Poor Children in Uboma This project provides education learning tools to 1385 poor children in over 15 villages in rural Nigeria to give quality to their education and improve their learning methods.
The Cultural Imperative Program CIP increases cultural awareness and enhances critical thinking skills for students of color. Critical thinking skills are essential to academic success and also influence how students navigate their daily activities. A foundation of cultural awareness for people of African ancestry is built upon accurate interpretations of African history and culture, which will positively impact students' self-image and behavior, and strengthen their connection to Africa.