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Nepal Disaster Response As leading global humanitarian organizations, the Hilton Prize Laureates began responding to the devastation caused by the earthquake in Nepal immediately. Laureate organizations are delivering medical, disaster response and targeted humanitarian services to vulnerable people on the ground in Nepal. Laureates will continue to provide critically important humanitarian services in the days, weeks and months ahead.
Help 90 young adults become nurses and paramedics We want to make it possible for students from low-income families with the desire to build careers as health professionals to do so. This project seeks to grant academic scholarships to students of the Nursing and Emergency Medical Technician programs at the Mexican Red Cross School in the state of Nuevo Leon. These young people have the desire to help their communities and be the first generation in their families to obtain a professional degree.
Educate girls and fight poverty in Detroit Every homeless youth has a heartbreaking story, a pregnant teenage girl rejected by her parents, a young girl trying to escape physical abuse, gangs, or a sex trafficking ring. Of the 34,324 homeless in Detroit, over 18,000 of them are under the age of 18.  Many of these girls are exposed to abuse, drugs, rape, and murder.  The Bravo Foundation will not only provide shelter for these teens, but provide them with education and career resources and empower them to be successful women.
Fruit Tree 101 Fruit Tree 101 is a program that will create thriving fruit tree orchards in schoolyards around the world so students have a source of improved nutrition and environmental education. The outdoor edible classrooms will not only help clean the air and soil on campus while providing a source of fresh, sustainable, healthy nutrition, but they also give teachers an excuse to hold class outside when it's time for science lessons!
Support to Venezuela Migrant Families in Colombia In PAN we transform lives through affection. We currently accompany Venezuelan migrant families who are in a vulnerable condition. We do this by contributing to the strengthening of families, we bring them closer to offers of institutional services and we guide them in the generation of income to meet their basic needs and their health, education, legal status and food security requirements. Be part so that more families who left their country of origin have all the opportunities in Medellin.
Bring Project Promise Home! This project will renovate a 2-story building for daily, on-site programming. Having a space to engage our at-risk youth and provide them with mentoring, life coaching, career exploration, empowerment initiatives, cultural programs and family support services.
Camp for children with Type 1 Diabetes in Haiti For a Haitian child with Type 1 Diabetes,  a lack of education is just as dangerous as a lack of insulin. With local partner FHADIMAC, AYUDA volunteers will staff an overnight camp for 50 children living with Type 1 Diabetes in Haiti.  Using a peer to peer diabetes education program, campers will learning from other youth living with the same condition.  The campers will gain life-saving resources to better manage their own diabetes and live happier, healthier lives.
Support for Education of 250 Poor Children Children of gypsy,tribal and below poverty line families living in puducherry and pullambadi of southern India are most vulnerable and disadvantaged communities. Children are denied of their basic fundamental right (education). Due to various economic, social, and cultural factors the girl children are married at the young age. Providing them education will enable them to postpone their child marriage, and reduce age old inhuman practices and help them to live a healthy and dignified life.
Socialization of the disabled orphans in Ukraine More than 20 years passed since the collapse of the Soviet Union, but the "care" system for the children at special orphanages, orphans with disabilities in Ukraine, hardly changed. Children do not live there, they exist at these orphanages, unable to self-actualization, creativity, education and communication with the outside world. Often these children can not even play with toys, which were donated by the donators, not by the state.
Rehabilitation of street children in Kenya Wema aims to transform street children and poor orphans by providing basic needs like food, clothing, shelter, education, health, skills training, guidance and counseling and recreational facilities
Driving Lessons for Afghan Women Decades of war have taken an immense toll on all Afghans, particularly on women and girls who face significant barriers in accessing basic services and exercising their rights. In many places, women lack financial independence, and are restricted in their movements and power to make decisions for themselves. While Afghanistan is making some progress on women's rights, conservative attitudes tend to prevail throughout the country.
Emergency in Ukraine - Immediate Relief Assistance Soleterre is working in Ukraine providing medical treatment, accomodation and psychological support to children with cancer and their families in Kiev and Lviv. After the attacks the priority now is to provide a safe  shelter to children with cancer  in Kiev and evacuate those able to move in a safer area of Ukraine closer to the eastern border. It's also fundamental to ensure continuity in medical care, especially for the children undergoing chemotherapy treatment.
Early Intervention for over 30 children in Taiwan Cathwel Service will help children with developmental delay at the orphanage Jonah House in Taiwan undergo early intervention. To avoid or lower the possibility that children who are under 6 would become disabled, over 30 children at Jonah House will undergo therapies once or twice a week, including physical therapy, occupational therapy or speech-language therapy.
Prosthetic hands and arms made with a 3D printer In Bolivia, it is exceedingly difficult for any low-income amputee to get a prosthetic limb due to the cost and lack of availability. Our project's goal is to ensure that 20 low-income Bolivian amputees will be able to use their hands and arms again with a durable and functional prosthesis made with a 3D printer. Having a hand will allow these amputees to regain their sense of dignity, allow them to find employment, and contribute to their families and communities.
Help Uganda's poorest: Bududa Learning Center We help the poorest of the poor in rural Uganda. We have a vocational school teaching them marketable skills, an orphan's program providing support and lodging, and a women's micro finance initiative. Your donations keep our initiatives running.
Food Package for 4,000 Families Rohingya Refugees In 2017, approximately over 740,000 refugees have been fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh. I have been witnessed by my self during ACT Foundation mission to distribute the aid between 2017 and 2018 for refugees who stayed in Cox's Bazar  camps in Bangladesh. I also visited Rohingya in Sittwe-Myanmar. I have seen by my self how they struggling to survive for their daily life. The project will support 4,000 Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar and Myanmar on food assistance.
Transform midwifery in rural Kenya and save lives This project will fund a midwife for a year, allowing us to provide 24 hour care. Many poor women in rural Kenya do not have access to a midwife during pregnancy and birth, consequently the maternal death rate is a shocking 510 per 100,000 births, in the UK it is 9 per 100,000 (UNICEF 2015). Every woman that dies leaves a family without its principal carer. Children without a mother are more likely to suffer from malnutrition, abuse and have low academic attainment. Let's change this together.
Mobile science laboratory for remote rural areas Through this project, volunteers from different geographical locations will help set up science and electronics laboratory classrooms in a remote rural and disadvantaged community in the northern part of Romania. All volunteer activities will consist of live online video conference, hands-on experiments, and will be focused on explaining the basics of using the Internet of Things platform and electronic components to about 30 high school students and 4 local engaged volunteers.
Sponsor and Support Kenyan Students The Kenya Keys sponsorship program provides funds for deserving and impoverished students to attend secondary school, college or trade school. Sponsorships provide hope, mentoring, and individual support in times of crisis or personal emergency. Sponsors can cover tuition for an individual child, or contribute to the Sponsorship Fund which provides vital support to students awaiting full-time sponsorships or in need of additional assistance to attend and succeed at school.
Help Us Purchase a School Building When we did a street census in 2006, we found hundreds of Haitian immigrant children working on the streets with no opportunity for schooling, facing many challenges and dangers. We have since worked endlessly to empower and improve education initiatives begun by the Haitian immigration population in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic. After renting 5 different facilities to house our school, it is time to buy! An old carpentry shop for sale is what we have our eye on.
Build A New Home for Ebola Orphans in Sierra Leone The Ebola Crisis left more than 4500 children as orphans. These children lost not only their parents, but also their homes - shelter and a safe place to sleep at night. The current Dream Home orphanage is a rented facility that is not ideal. It is not fenced, is on a hill and has no common dining room area that can seat the 22 kids at the home. Room layout and other options / facilities are not ideal. This project will build or purchase a new home to serve the needs of these young children.
Bright Christmas 2013 On Bonaire there are many less fortunate children who don't get a toy to play with this Christmas.
With your help, you can put a smile on the faces of these children.
Support locally-managed eco-tourism in the Amazon This year-long first phase will lay the groundwork for a comprehensive seven year project to increase family incomes through Community-based tourism in the Jua Region of the Amazon, an area on the cusp of widespread but critically damaging tourism. This phase will empower communities by developing a unified, locally- defined vision for tourism in the region.
Tibetan Natural Birth and Health Training Center The center will provide safe, affordable, linguistically & culturally appropriate health services & health education and will serve as a training facility for community midwives & health educators.
COVID19 Emergency Food Support for Local Community This project will provide funds to prepare and distribute free meals to over 1500 disadvantaged members of our local community. All the funds collected will be used to purchase ingredients such as rice, eggs, vegetables, water and other basic supplies. The current COVID19 outbreak has left entire families with no income and posed a significant threat on their lives. Local restaurants in Kamala, Phuket, are providing free food to 700 people in need every day. HELP US RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT THEM!
Growing the businesses of 60 DC low-income women We regularly train low-income DC women in business methods and creating high quality jewelry. The project will develop a catalog to expand the sales and self-sufficiency of at least 60 grads.
Empower & Educate Mexican girls in Cabo San Lucas Casa Hogar de Cabo San Lucas A.C. works with girls to transcend poverty, abusive family environments, and gender-based violence.  We work to restore violated rights and strive to equip young women who excel beyond the norm of our society, break cycles of violence and become agents of change in our communities. This project will focus on providing academic growth opportunities to 25 girls. Key components to drive change are Academic Coordinator and development of customized life plan.
Empower girls like Priti in slums in Pune, India 13 year old Priti lives in Burma Cell, a slum of corrugated iron huts in the suburbs of Pune. This empowerment project helps 1,100 girls like Priti take control of their lives each year.  Confidence is the key to escaping the poverty cycle of illiteracy, child-labour, child-marriage and ill-health that these girls are trapped in. This project provides the girls with the skills and confidence to engage in society and it challenges traditional views and stereotypes about gender roles.
Eco-friendly building for the poor We at Guatemala Housing Alliance build homes for and with families living in extreme poverty in the highlands.  Our homes have always provided security, but our new hybrid homes offer BEAUTY, also, and are much more earth friendly than the ubiquitous cement block building.  These homes, simple 15 x 20', 2 room structures, cost us about $3000 each to build...so little for such an impact.     We can't do it without compassionate donor-partners.
Empower marginalized women and men in rural Kenya Since 2011, Action10, with the help of Human Rights & Science (HR&S), has been engaging and empowering marginalized people in Kenya's remote villages through the table banking model, which improves access to investment capital. This ensures that people, especially the poor, participate in economic activities that benefit both the person and society. As a result, these individuals are better equipped to combat poverty, maintain financial stability, and run profitable businesses.
Together for persons with autism in Venezuela Provide our families with much needed remote training, advice and guidance to address and meet the needs of their children with autism, while ensuring our community stays safe, healthy and productive.   On Monday March 16th, 2020 Venezuela woke up under lockdown. The pandemic is taking place under an ongoing severe humanitarian crisis in the country and mitigating measures to address the economic impact have yet to be implemented.
Hands-On Science Books for Young Students We are developing a series of line-drawing illustrated short books, which require little to no reading and allow 5-8 year old students to do science experiments without adult supervision. We will provide these books, along with necessary materials to children who lack internet access, and are thus further disadvantaged due to distance learning.   To further the kids' scientific thinking skills, an adult guide with science background and thought-provoking questions for children will be included.
The Mentor We are looking to build a digital platform that will scale our school-to-work transition work by enabling up to 50,000 University students access to work-readiness training, access mentors and work opportunities. The severe mismatch between the skills of young graduates entering the job market and the skills that employers need for today's global workforce means that thousands who complete University face an uncertain future. They cannot create opportunities for themselves and for others.
Support People with Down Syndrome in Rwanda This project will support the important work of the Rwanda Down Syndrome Organisation (RDSO), which advocates for the rights of people with Down syndrome in Rwanda.
Hands-on STEM education for underserved students Your support will allow underserved students to participate in The Tech Challenge, an annual team design challenge that introduces and reinforces the science and engineering design process with a hands-on project geared to solving a real-world problem.
Help Transport 7000 women for Cancer treatment This project seeks to support, transport and accommodate over 7,000 woman receiving cancer treatment at the only cancer treatment hospital in Uganda- women who are mostly from the rural regions with little to no access to financial support to afford accommodate and transport themselves while receiving treatment.
Distributing Milk to 1000 Slum Children Every day, we provide a glass of milk to each of the 1000 kids attending Care & Share Charitable Trust's literacy centers in five of Vijayawada's poorest slums.
Inspiring Communities Globally to build Peace MasterPeace inspires people at grassroots level around the world to contribute their talents, skills and knowledge to become part of the most heartwarming Peace Movement ever. 
MasterPeace started a year ago in 14 countries. Now the organization united several thousand people in over 30 countries, including several conflict areas. With concerts, dialogue projects, cartoons, movies, educational programs and other initiatives MasterPeace thrives to avoid armed conflicts & to connect opposites.
Empower Mozambican girls to go to high school This project will empower girls from rural Mozambican villages to go to high school, equipping them with the skills and education to rise out of poverty. Specifically, this project will address the particular needs of each student, including financial, logistical, and social support, to ensure that each girl can succeed in her high school studies. This project will target girls who would not be able to go to high school at all without this support.
Provide advanced medicine for 25 orphaned babies In Russia, more than 7000 children of 0-5 y.o. live in orphanages. Most of them have got different health problems. Computerised axial tomography (CAT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are advanced methods used in medical diagnostics. Due to relatively high cost of these technologies, only a few orphanages can afford them. Donations are needed to carry CAT / MRI for making precise diagnosis and assigning effective therapy for orphaned babies, and thus to enhance their chances for adoption.
Send  500 Child labours to School in Bihar, India. Identified 500  child labours would be provided dress and education materials . The identified children are attending at govt. supported child labour school but their attendance is very poor and very high school drop out due to high poverty and they don't get school uniform , bag and study materials.  Further , parents and community stakeholders and local governance shall be involved for continued education to child labours. They will also be involved in checking drop out and new enrollment
Organizing Women to Improve Health in India To help 10,500 poor, marginalized women in 35 rural villages in Bihar, India organize self-help groups, escape money lenders, increase income, manage their savings, improve their health and education.
Glen Ridge High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Ashley, Mia, Eloise, Grace, Rachel, Holly, and Cara from Glen Ridge High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Check Coral Reef in 6 Hotspots of Taiwan Please be noted that the project funds raised during 2010 were already reallocated to other organizations by the GlobalGiving team. TEIA would like to apologize to the donors for the way their money was handled.    Our work in carrying out reef check surveys since 2009 can be found here - http://teia.tw/zh-hant/seawatch. Any interested donors can visit TEIA's official Donate page to learn more - http://teia.tw/en/donate.
Mercy Corps Responds to the Indonesia Tsunami Mercy Corps is responding to help those in hard-hit areas affected by the tsunami that struck Indonesia on December 22nd.  More than 370 people are reported dead, with hundreds more injured or missing. The tsunami also caused damage to at least several hundred homes and boats.  Mercy Corps has been working in Indonesia for almost 20 years. Based on our experience, we anticipate the most pressing needs to be clean water, temporary shelter, soap and other essential supplies for those affected.
Effective Mobility in children service This project is aimed at purchasing a service van. The proposed new van will be used to deliver children to School and back to the Orphanage, field visits, as well as pick volunteers from airport. It will also be used for errands and medical visits in the community. Savings in vehicle hire costs will be significant.  The service van will fulfill these transportation components: - first, increase transportation options for the young children and simplify young children 's access to transport
Establish Girls' Empowerment Centre in Rural Kenya NIGEE is a Kenyan-based non-profit organization that helps school girls who dropped out due to teen pregnancy or child marriage. About 200 of these girls have completed high school and need vocational training to join the job market, and about 300 girls in school need a facility to convene during school holidays and be tutored on sciences and educated on reproductive health. The Girls' Empowerment Center will offer these services to 500 girls and host 50 victims of sexual violence.
Protect the rainforest & indigenous rights in Peru In partnership with the Peruvian Achuar, Amazon Watch is working to stop new oil projects & change industry policies and practices that will ultimately protect 20 million acres of conserved rainforest
Domestic Violence Prevention Initiative Cameroon The goal of this part of the project is to raise awareness at the community level by sharing the knowledge and transferring some of the skills needed to provide the early interventions to women and men in abusive relationships through awareness. LWDGC proposes to network with the community based advocates for HIV/AIDS and youth advocacy, and other CBOs to develop their capacity to advocate against domestic violence. LWDGC would build its relationships with the police stations in these areas.
Making Births Safe: Haiti Be part of providing safe births for infants and quality health care for their mothers in northern Haiti!
5000 seedlings for ethnic women to restore forests Ethnic minority women in the Northwest of Vietnam are currently facing increasing deforestation which has negative effects on their lives and livelihoods. We believe that a bottom-up movement coming from the villagers is needed to effectively tackle this problem. We want to enable these ethnic minority women to replant the lost forests around their villages which will have a sustainable positive impact on their lives and living environment.
Women and Child Empowerment Project - Prabodhini The project supports women and children to know about and stand up for their rights - awareness raising through street theatre and empowerment workshops, against gender and caste oppression.
Improving Girls Education in Coastal Area of Badin This project aims to provide resources to establish two  new girls  primary schools in coastal area of District Badin Sindh . which hopes to offer high quality and affordable education to the most vulnerable members of our region. Education is the key for children in Badin, a vast slum in area, to break out of the cycle of poverty.  Many Children in rural area are forced to drop-out of school when their parents cannot afford school fees, etc.
Technology for youth changemakers Taking into account that technology is one of the most powerful catalysts of change, we use it to stimulate knowledge, local economic development, job creation and entrepreneurship in low-income youth populations.
Sanitary kits to keep 300 girls in school in Kenya KCRC will partners with a slum based org., which works with women in urban slums to produce reusable sanitary towels.The centre will buy sanitary kits for distribution to the neediest girls in schools
Tosepan Kalnemachtiloyan: "La escuela de todos" Tosepan Kalnemachtiloyan is a bilingual indigenous school in the Sierra de Puebla, initiated by the Tosepan Titataniske indigenous cooperative, as a response to the hard life of indigenous children in local schools. The purpose is to better serve bilingual indigenous children and improve their ability to adapt to the school context. To glimpse the possibility of which they pass through the basic school years, diminishing the repetition and the scholastic abandonment.