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Engage 1000 women on resilient farming in Cameroon CDVTA plans to engage 1000 rural women farmers on climate-adapted resilient food systems in Cameroon. Project will train 720 women through innovative crop farming necessary for improved food security, increased income and natural ecosystem preservation. Project will use vegetative methods to empower farmers on tree production, while protecting dry farmlands and fighting climate change. Project will be participatory with farmers able to adapt and develop their own local farming best practices
Use tablets to support communities in rural Kenya We've seen first-hand the incredible power that technology can have to improve the lives of those who need it most. This project will use mobile tablets to support local groups such as students, farmers and enterprising women, to build skills and future prospects. We work with local partners and use apps to target a wide variety of issues, such as improving numeracy and literacy, providing information on local crop pests and diseases, and teaching basic IT and business skills.
Digital Tablets-Tools for The Yuwa Classroom Computer tablets are tools that provide a unique and interactive experience within the classroom.  Give Yuwa students the tools that encourage engagement and stimulate learning.  5 tablets impact 50 students within the classroom.
Engage 40 Children Living with HIV in Nepal In this project, SPARSHA Nepal (run by People Living with HIV and friends) aims to provide computer literacy classes and art therapy for 40 Children Living with HIV (CLHIV) from Kathmandu for 3 months. It plans to provide opportunities to CLHIV as every other child deserves. It aims to enhance their self-esteem, creativity, reduce stigma of society and provide psycho-social help, boost confidence in one's worth so they can develop ability to face competitive environment and have a secure life.
Feed the poor during Covid-19 crisis India is a country where millions of people live in extreme poverty. In order to help the poor to navigate through these bad times during the lockdown, El Shaddai has been working round the clock to ease the distress of 1000 marginalized individuals by serving them with dry rations and groceries. Within few days of launching the initiative, we have distributed the groceries to about 500 needy families across the state of Goa.
Train/Equip 30 Women in Enugu-Nigeria Urban Slum This project is to train and equip 30 women living in abject poverty in Agu Owa urban slum within Enugu metropolis in tailoring, crocheting, business skills, functional literacy, gender awareness and life skills to enable them provide for education and general well-being of their families and lift them from the cycle of poverty. The women will get one meal a day during the training. After the training, each will be given a sewing machine for start-up.
SPONSOR 165 MEXICAN KIDS ASPIRING TO GET EDUCATION This community Foundation is focused on breaking the poverty cycle in the Community called Don Diego, in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Our program is addressing the causes of poverty and the lack of education. Our Education Center, managed by volunteers and paid teachers is providing supplementary education to a community that needs external help. We now reach 180 students. As a community Foundation, we work hand in hand with other associations that have similar goals.
Purposeful Play to help disadvantage children Our project focuses on connecting, engaging & educating disadvantaged girls, of the Pafuri area of southern Africa through in soccer, specifically rural South Africa, Zimbabwe & Mozambique.  Through soccer, we are able to reach into the most rural of villages and harness the energy, create safe spaces, motivate the girls to discuss and learn how to tackle social issues affecting them and the environment in which they grow up in, from HIV, teenage pregnancy, gender equality, poaching and abuse.
Zamong Jazba Complex Zamong Jazba Complex is an orphanage which has started by a social welfare organization named Zamong Jazba Welfare Society in which there will be almost 40 orphans. This organization will properly provide shelter home and all required basic facilities for these 40 deserving orphans.
Drinking water for the Kailash Hostel in Nepal To supply drinking water to the Kailash Hostel in Kathmandu Nepal, home to 100 children. The current water supply for the hostel comes from a 300 feet bore-well but the water is not palatable.
Help to Educate the Disadvantaged Children The destitute individuals which include Orphans, Victims of HIV/AIDS, Children affected with Albinism, Victims of Abuse, Domesticated Women and Girls, and the Disabled living with extreme poverty in rural areas will be send to school, provided with living grants, given school materials, and provided with education funds from primary level to tertiary level until they achieve professional qualifications.
Supporting Foster Care Youth Worldwide We are fundraising to bring together the voices of young people with foster care experience from around the world so that they can meet, learn from each other and be globally heard. With your help, youth from foster care can become financially enabled to attend international events on foster care in order to change outcomes for their peers worldwide.
Hold Onto Hope The Barrio Planta Project will provide educational opportunities such as Computer Science and English as a Second Language, as well as technology access to hundreds of children in overlooked communities of Latin America in 2021.
Give A Dollar, Plant A Tree The Plant a Billion Trees campaign is an unprecedented major restoration initiative launched by The Nature Conservancy in 2008 to restore Brazil's Atlantic Forest. On the brink of extinction due to pressures of urban expansion, agriculture, ranching and illegal logging, much of what remains of the forest is found in isolated fragments, which are often too small to support a full array of its extraordinary biodiversity.
My Dog Is On The Pill: Super Birth Control Cookies Imagine being able to Spay or Neuter Every Stray Dog in the World ... by feeding them a cookie. We are developing super birth control cookies to permanently end the global #1 cause of suffering for dogs: overpopulation. The fastest way to stop the cruelty and end the suffering of stray dogs is to develop a lifetime-lasting, one-dose, birth-control cookie, that will spay or neuter without surgery. Our immediate goal is to  bring our work and clinical trials into the U.S. to speed up our progress.
Support 6 Teens From Kibera Compete in Amsterdam After 10 years of working progress Victor, Kennedy, Derrick and Eddy (4 of the boys in our long-term sport development program) have earned a spot at the World Duathlon Championships Elite & U23 to be held in Almere, Netherlands from 4th to 13th Sep 2021. Two of the girls in our program have also qualified to attend the global showpiece. These 6 athletes are at a critical stage of transition from amateur to professional athletics.
Restore hope for 200 Women in Rural Mukono This project will target vulnerable women, particularly widows and those living with HIV/AIDS, Orphans, and grandmothers caring for vulnerable children through providing training for economic opportunities.
Restoring Forests for the People of Chocó By using ecologically, socially, economically, and  culturally compatible species, Analogue Forestry allows 12 communities to protect ecosystems, grow food and profit from selling forest products.
Delivering protein to children in Thailand It has been documented by various international agencies that most of the 30,000 children living on the Thai/Myanmar border suffer from malnutrition and insufficient consumption of protein in their daily diets. 
Proteins are found in small amounts in many foods but are mostly in meat. Raising rabbits and distributing rabbit meat is an economical and culturally acceptable way to provide high yield nutrition which satisfies the need for protein and micro-nutrients in the diets of growing children.
Improve Utica's Health with Waste Treatment Plant Disease and contamination affect the health and quality of life of Utica a Colombian town, this community recently affected by diseases such as Chikungunya, this project will diminish this risk with the adequately treating organic waste, rebuilding the plant for this purpose, developing new jobs, training for this community and generating organic environmental awareness in the region.
Help 7 social enterprises create value from waste Recycle Up! Ghana (RUG) empowers young Ghanaians to tackle the country's waste challenges, through innovative youth educational and entrepreneurial programs. Recycle Up's Incubator programme is contributing to the creation of a robust circular economy in Ghana where all resources are effectively used to maximize impact thereby avoiding waste. We provide early-stage social entrepreneurs on a cohort basis with business development training and consulting to develop their social businesses.
Position 77Orphans to be radiant readers in Haiti This project will build literacy skills between children in Haiti and America. G.O.A.L will provide a rich supply of books & literacy support services to 77Orphans devastated by the earthquake in Haiti. Books will be read by our members to the orphans in Haiti via Skype. Children in Haiti will also practice reading the same book with their American reading buddy. After completing a certain number of books, each child will be given a certificate of program completion & promoted to Pen Pal status.
Vocational skills for 10,000 Kenyan rural girls This project will teach high school girls in rural Kenya computer studies thus giving them opportunities that are only accessible to their male counterparts. 10,000 girls who have not managed to  proceed to university for financial and academic reasons will be trained on entrepreneurship and vocational skills.
Provide Literacy Programs to Children in Minnesota The Raising A Reader (RAR) family engagement and literacy program will be provided to 40 families with pre-school age children from Fall 2011 through Spring 2012.  LDA’s program will provide books to children through book bag rotation, provide classroom libraries, conduct parent trainings on early literacy and the importance of reading, the power of shared literacy experiences, such as “book cuddling”, host family literacy events, and establish connections for families to local libraries.
St Mungo's: Ending Homelessness, Rebuilding Lives Our St Mungo's vision is that everyone has a place to call home and can fulfill their hopes and ambitions. As a homelessness charity and a housing association, our clients are at the heart of what we do. Our outreach teams go out each night to meet people who are homeless and to help them off the streets. With 17 outreach teams we are one of the largest providers of outreach services in the country. We provide a bed and support to more than 2,700 people a night who are either homeless or at risk
Provide 500 Cambodian kids with ongoing education This project provides over 11,000 hours of English, Khmer (Cambodian national language), math, computer and creative classes each year.

A quarter of the kids that come to Tiny Toones have never been to school. The rest often find they can't afford the fees or have to help support their families instead. Some are already working by the time they're five years old. They come to Tiny Toones because it's fun, creative and free. 

With your help we can give them the education that they deserve.
Help Veteran Families With Basic Needs Support Jake's Diapers serves families around the world living in devastatingly difficult situations. This includes Veterans struggling to provide for their families. These Veterans tend to be living in poverty, as well as suffering from PTSD and other traumatic illnesses. With no federal safety net programs (WIC, food stamps) covering the cost of diapers, these Veterans struggle to meet the basic needs to live clean and healthy. This project provides hygiene products to Veterans in need.
Rebuild School for 138 children in Thailand Yaowawit School, Farm and Lodge were badly damaged by the heavy rains, floods, and landslides. This devastation has disrupted our school activities and the lives of 138 children and 15 teachers. The three buildings of our school, dormitories and learning facilities are in need of an urgent rebuilding and restoration in order to resume our education services.  With your generosity, we will be able to fix the damage to the school and restore comfort to the lives of our children.
Growing Child-, Parent- & Teacher-Friendly Schools The project trains and supports teachers and parents in poor, marginalised junior schools in greater Cape Town to expand educational, recreational, personalised support, and service opportunities for 2 800 children in four key environments: at home, in class and extra-murals, and in the community.
$1 Science and Art lessons for 1800 kids in India This project fills the gap of participatory and interactive opportunities for economically disadvantaged kids in rural India by providing free hands-on science and art lessons using low-cost materials. The lessons are delivered through an innovative channel, namely the Science on Wheels and Art on Wheels programs. These moving labs, filled with science experiments and low-cost art supplies, go to village schools and carry out interactive demonstrations and hands-on activities for the children.
Help Oakland Children Cope with Grief and Loss The majority of low-income and minority children and youth in Oakland CA live in areas with high rates of gang violence, poverty, and environmental pollution. These factors have overwhelming led to parental and caregiver deaths, leaving children and family members emotionally and financially devastated.  East Bay Agency for Children's (EBAC) Circle of Care Grief and Loss program provides peer grief counseling support for low-income children struggling to cope with the loss of a loved one.
Healthcare for low-income families Seeing a doctor regularly helps families address health problems at their root. However, in the communities we serve, one in three adults could not see a doctor in the past year due to cost. Lack of access to affordable medical care means that families to go without the information, resources, and treatment they need for healthy lives. CCI Health & Wellness Services provides quality, affordable medical services to thousands of patients who otherwise would not have access to care.
YAMM Shoes That Fit This project will provide new athletic shoes to 200 children in four Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools who have been identified as in need of shoes. We provide new athletic shoes to these children who are in need. Our mission is to tackle one of the most visible signs of poverty in Winston-Salem by giving children in need new athletic shoes to attend school with dignity and joy, prepared.
Feed 300 families in Tupaciguara Brazil This project deliver at least one essential food basket per month to the homes of families with no means of subsistence on the outskirts of Tupaciguara. Over 850 people, among the elderly, bedridden, disabled, children and adults will be reached.
Young Latin Leaders Promoting Networks For Peace We connect young Latin-American leaders to work together to share ideas and propose solutions, entrusting those who will become the future political, social and business leaders of the continent.
Hurricane Florence: Help Babies in North Carolina Hurricane Florence is set to make landfall in North Carolina. This fund will provide diapers at no cost to our community partners, who are recovering and rebuilding. When we think about disaster recovery, we tend to think about hunger, homelessness, and clean water. Diapers are an overlooked, yet crucial, basic need. All babies deserve to be clean, dry, and healthy.
Ghana: Community Health Care Center To lay a firm foundation for the long-term promotion and development of a healthy environment for human development and growth.
1000 Surgeries for the Poor of Kalangala: The goal of our project is to offer 1000 free surgical procedures to the less privileged people in the Kalangala District of Uganda in Eastern Africa. Kalangala district consists of 65 islands with human settlement located in Lake Victoria. Many people on the islands are very poor and cannot afford medical or surgical care. For this reason, we send health aid workers to camps to save lives and rescue people from the chronic pain and disability.These procedures will include general, plastic, opht
Sierra Leone Mudslide Relief Fund On August 14, torrential flooding and mudslides swept through Sierra Leone near the capital, Freetown. Thousands of people are missing and casualty numbers are increasing with each news report. This fund will provide relief to survivors in the form of emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine in addition to longer-term recovery assistance. All donations to this fund will exclusively support local relief and recovery efforts from this flood.
Educational trip for 100 school children in Kenya This educational tour to the Kenyan coastal city of Mombasa will provide a rare learning opportunity for 100 pupils from our partner primary schools in a rural corner of the country.
Give A Girl A Bicycle - Help Her To Go School Each year these projects provide 150 bicycles to girls in rural coastal Gujarat so they can continue their education. Otherwise they are unable to visit the school because there is no school after 7th std in the village and they have to go nearby villages where higher standard is available which is too far away.
Quality Education for Children in Indonesia This project will provide a quality learning facility for more than 300 toddlers and school-age children. While the world becomes increasingly competitive, children in rural areas risk getting left behind by not receiving the quality education they deserve. By providing books, materials and qualified teachers, YUM hopes its award-winning preschool and library, the only one in the area, will improve the learning habits of children, stimulating a sense of curiosity and intellectual development.
Empower 10 Refugee Families in the United States This project empowers 10 low-income families that have been approved asylum in the US-Mexico Border to build their new lives with dignity and guide in their new home.  To alleviate some of the constraints these families face while waiting for their approval, such as poverty, this project will provide shelter, transportation, food assistance, and a backpack with toiletries and "Know Your Rights"bilingual guide to 10 new families receiving Asylum acceptance in the U.S.-Mexico Border.
VENEZUELA: A DAILY MEAL FOR 400 DEPRIVED KIDS Every day we provide a morning snack and a balanced lunch for the 400 children living in one of the most violent and poor areas of Venezuela, 24 de Marzo, Petare, one of the largest slums in Caracas. The main goals of the Jenaro Aguirre Elorriaga School are providing education, daily nutrition and health care for its students. These programs are run by the "Fundacion Madre Maria Luisa Casar" in the interest of the schoolchildren and to contribute to a more integrated life in the community.
Provide Medical Equipment for a Clinic in Haiti! C2C clinics are "one stop shop" facilities: patients can access doctor and nurse consultations, lab testing, and a fully stock pharmacy--all in one place.  However, one of our clinics does not have the proper automated hematology analyzer that we need in order to run lab tests efficiently and provide the high standard of care our patients deserve. Please support our GlobalGiving project and provide a Sysmex machine for this clinic! Your gift will support direct medical care for our patients.
Provide shelter for 50 at risk girls in Cameroon Survivors' Network plans to provide a temporary shelter to 50 displaced women who are at risk of being trafficked in the South West region of Cameroon. Women will be provided with accommodation and essential services, such as medical assistance, psychological support, and food. They will also receive skills training and help setting up a business.   As the armed conflict continues in the South West region of Cameroon, many people are fleeing rural areas in the hope of finding safety.
United children of Ukraine: share stories of peace Ukrainian children want to live together in peace! Children ages 15 to 17 are invited to participate in a national contest on creative writing sharing their perspectives on what it means to build a future Ukraine where there is no room for war and hatred. Their best stories, selected by a panel of media experts, will be published in a booklet and distributed to their peers all over Ukraine. Authors of top stories will come to Kyiv for a training on journalism and participate in a press-briefing.
Give Light to Mothers Giving Birth in Darkness Maternal mortality is the second leading cause of death of girls age 15-19. And preventable newborn deaths account for 44% of deaths in children under the age of five worldwide, resulting in 2.9 million lives each year.  In more places than you can imagine, mothers are giving birth to babies in darkness.  This contributes to high infant and maternal mortality rates in impoverished regions.  That's way we are doing everything we can to support infant and maternal health in Vietnam.
Stop the trade and use of tools of torture Activists, human rights monitors, journalists, legal professionals, and others need to be able identify equipment used to commit torture and other ill-treatment in order to advocate for stricter regulation of its trade and use and provide accountability when abuses occur.  Omega will build an online platform to share information about the trade and use of weapons and equipment used to commit acts of violence, including rubber bullets, restraints, electric shock weapons, and tear gas.
Educate 100 Disabled Children In India Children with disability are 5 times more likely to be out of school than average. This raises the lack of education in them. Our project is aimed to educate 100 disabled children who are residing in the rural areas of Karnataka, India. This project will provide them accommodation and nutritious food at free of cost. Through education, they will be protected from poverty and related exploitations thus contributing to the full investment of their time and energy on education and growth.
Train 16 Minority Youth in Health Careers in DC The LAYC Teen Health Promoters Program aims to equip youth 14-18 with the knowledge and skills they need to pursue their goals as future health professionals. During the program they gain comprehensive health knowledge and learn how to talk with peers. The participants prepare for and complete in internships in DC clinics and hospitals. By providing opportunities in medical settings and exposure to health careers, we propel youth along their paths toward the health field.
Evening Educational Coaching  for deprived childrn Support to educate 160 Deprived poor and Marginalized Children by running Evening Educational Coaching Centre for 10 Months by providing teaching learning  materials and Nutrition food to stop begging and avoid drop out education
Building a Home for the Torres Family in Mexico This project will build a home for the Torres Cedillo Family in Ocuilan, Mexico. The five members of the family currently live in inhuman conditions. The couple has three children ages 1 through 12 and their dream is to provide a safe lasting home for their family. Their current house is made of out old wood, has no safe ceiling and they all live in one bedroom. The new home consists of three bedrooms, one bathroom and one common area.