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Educate & Enrich A Child in Houston's 3rd Ward This project will provide after-school education and enrichment for 50 children in Houston's inner-city. Instructors and facilitators  help children to perform better academically, along with promoting health awareness. This safe space helps reduce risky behaviors and violence in children while fostering community building partnerships.
Empowering Rural Women The financial and social status of women in rural India remains a matter of great concern due to  Illiteracy, poverty,  gender disparity and unemployment.  The vision is to make them socially and economically empowered, so that they can lead their life in a dignified manner.  Through self help groups, these rural women will be trained for production, packaging, sells and marketing for the proposed spices and cereals unit. 20 women, 20 families and 100 beneficiaries will be directly benefited.
Lisanga, houses for unaccompanied minor refugees There has, understandably,  been a lot of attention for the youngest unaccompanied minors arriving in Europe, we have also opened extra places to accommodate those under the age of 12. However we feel that we should not forget those older than 12. There are a lot of unaccompanied minor who, once they have been recognized as refugees, have to leave their provided housing. We have therefor decided to provide housing and care for 20 youngsters (15y-18y) in houses rented by us with daily care.
Promote Sustainable Agriculture in El Salvador Help over 35,000 residents of 92 rural communities in the Bajo Lempa region of El Salvador establish local, organic agriculture markets for community self-sufficiency and opportunities for income.
Support Abandoned Intellectually Disabled Children Sri Arunodayam is a home in South India for abandoned children with intellectual disability (ID). It was founded in 2002 as a registered public charitable trust and recognized in 2008 as a Reception Unit by the State Government of Tamil Nadu. Sri Arunodayam is one among very few homes in India that actually look after children with intellectual disabilities. Most homes act as day care centers that are funded by parents.
Relief for Acute Trauma in Besieged Ukrainians One of the greatest humanitarian crises since the World Wars is happening NOW.  Hundreds of thousands are under continual attack and without basic medical services or relief.  IMCRA has mobilized to recruit dozens of Ukrainian and Russian-speaking medical specialists to: 1) Advise lay people on how to care for acute traumatic injuries in family and friends, 2) Provide online remedial medical education in specialties needed by besieged populations and not available under present circumstances.
Special Appeal for children displaced by drought The effects of drought and related conflict over limited resources in Baringo County, Kenya, are being felt in Kitale.  CRK are working with an increased number of children on the street. The new arrivals are coming in from neighbouring counties as the drought situation worsens. We aim to welcome these children through our Street Smart Centre, build trust and secure a safe place for them at Birunda Rescue Centre while we identify and work with their families and reintegrate them back home.
Invest in Local Nonprofits and Social Enterprises! Root Cause's Social Innovation Forum (SIF) brings together nonprofits, philanthropy, government, and business to support the spread of emerging social innovations in Greater Boston to solve longstanding social problems. SIF provides promising local nonprofit and social enterprise leaders with opportunities to build the capacity of their organizations. To date, SIF has directed more than $15 million in cash and in-kind services to 70 Social Innovators and Impact Entrepreneurs.
Homes for Homeless Families in Guatemala Guatemala is the third poorest country in Latin America, with more than 50% of the population living in poverty. Shelter is a basic human need that everyone deserves when don't have a home.Asociacion Nuestros Ahijados aims to strengthen communities in rural Guatemala by building lasting, healthy homes, allowing families to live in health and safety.   This program provides a home for families, they can take care of their children and give them a better future.
child sponsorship,139 children from katanga slum This project will make sure that  139 orphans, street children, those infected with HIV and those from poor families children attend and are retained in school right from lower primary through secondary school. our children will be attending boarding school, feeding, scholastic materials, medical, and education will be catered for.
Provide Entrepreneurship Programs To 300+ Students Our children are the future. Their education and preparedness for the workforce will be determinants of that future.Too often, today's at-risk youth are disconnected from both school and work because of familial, academic and economic challenges they face every day. A recent study found a major reason students drop out of school is because they do not see a correlation between academics and the challenges of their lives. Junior Achievement is a solution provider and help to bridge that gap.
Let us unite and ensure a child's well-being Social exclusion in rural, low income, unemployment limits the rights of the child, the children do not have opportunities to participate in community activities. We can eliminate the causes of social exclusion - our three children's centers  thoughtful activities for these 442 children and their families.Your support and assistance is very important because a lot of need. During this period, in order to grow an active citizen
Atlas Corps: Empower Women Globally (#GivingToday) Celebrate #diversityandinclusion! Let's inspire female leaders! WEF's 2017 Global Gender Gap Report found that the presence/participation of women in leadership roles is a crucial factor in closing the opportunity gap. Atlas Corps empowers women globally by engaging social change leaders in 12-18 month Fellowships. Join Atlas Corps as we focus on empowering women to tackle the most critical social issues at home, in USA, and world!
FEES FOR MARY CRK found Mary and her sister Njoki in Kitale town in 2006 after their father abandoned them. Efforts to trace him up to now have failed.  Their mother has mental health problems and cannot support her children. Mary and her siblings were brought to Liyavo originally. CRK is now working with Mary's extended family to help the mother and the children, and to enable Mary to complete her education. This request is for assistance to cover her school fees and related costs.
After-School Youth Empowerment in Philadelphia Help raise $10,000 to inspire and support 50 inner city high school students to win the Presidential Service Award through buildOn's after school youth empowerment program in Philadelphia in the 2014-2015 school year! 

buildOn's youth service programs engage students in challenging urban areas and show them the limitless power they can achieve through community action. There are 13 programs operating in Philadelphia  that have contributed over 110,000 hours of service! Help achieve even more!
Advocacy: African-Descent Women's Rights To act in the diff. extents of the Brazilian National Congress & federal executive in order to influence the formulation & approval of bills affecting rights and promotion of African-descendent women.
Support  300,000 DC residents to reduce Obesity Battle of the DC WARDS is a competitive dancing Flash mob battle between all 8 Wards, online voting along with a panel of judges. Each participant in the winning Ward receives a $25 food voucher to be used at a Fresh Farm Market.  This project is an exciting avenue to eradicating obesity which is the leading causes of death in the U.S. and worldwide.  The project will provide continuing education on healthy eating and increase physical activity for over 300,000 obese DC residents.
Help Create Smiles for Refugees Health-Point Foundation helps Alleviate Pain for thousands of Refugees in Camps in Thessaloniki Greece. As a volunteer-led, grassroots, non-profit organisation we rely heavily on kind donations to keep our project running. Funds go towards purchasing essential dental equipment to carry out the  dental work, medication and supporting long-term ground coordinators.
Transform lives of children through human values Our goal is to help the development of underprivileged children by promoting core values such as friendship, respect, honesty, and solidarity. We provide social, cultural, and recreational activities in which children interact with volunteers who serve as role models. Volunteers provide leadership, inspiration, and encouragement for children to develop into productive and healthy members of society.
Rescuing Smiles Costa Rica Help us and save the association!! Covid-19 has disabled the Fundraising Campaign that year after year allows us to work for our children. We have closed our services until further notice due to lack of resources. Your donation will help rescue the mission that was already celebrating its 36 years of work in Costa Rica. Our mission is to support all children born with a Cleft Lip/Palate malformation by providing rehabilitation services, temporary stay and food. Help us rescue smiles again!
Help Us Empower Women to Make Loiza Thrive We believe that girls and women are the gatekeepers of a resilient community and this project will aid them to keep rising from the historical challenges posed by poverty, social inequality and lack of economic opportunities in the municipality. Taller Salud, a Puerto Rican feminist grassroots organization, will step up its support by expanding its offer of health workshops, community development programs, anti-violence campaigns, and other well-defined efforts.
A dedicated micro credit fund for rural Madagascar Creating a dedicated seed fund for micro-enterprise projects. Initiated and implemented by the villagers, with support from Zahana, it makes a huge difference overcoming the grip of object poverty.
Help Venezuelan Orphans: Food, Medicine, Education The food crisis in Venezuela is real and harms all components of society. When kids experience severe forms of malnutrition they experience a delay in their growth which affects them not just physically, but can also affect their mental growth. Malnutrition is taking lives in orphanages due to the lack of food supplies provided by the current government. Without your help, there is no hope for these innocent kids.
Holistic Care for 450 HIV Positive Thai Families Many Thai HIV affected families live in poverty, are marginalized, and their children at risk. Siam-Care supports over 440 families transforming lives and empowering people through a holistic approach. We provide psychosocial support, access to health & welfare, education scholarships (259 children, 2012), family reconciliation,awareness raising & advocacy on HIV & legal rights. Families include widows, grandparents caring for (orphaned) children. Our work reduces HIV/AIDS related social stigma.
Help Me Get The Surgery I Need Your support will allow this young boy to receive the surgery his family cannot afford and help him to  lead  a more normal life.
Donate to support  Usalama House- LGBTQ safe space Usalama House (LGBT homeless shelter)  provides a safe and comfortable home for LGBT youth 6-24 years who are kicked out of  their parents' home because of their sex orientation and gender identity. The home also provide nutritious food, decent clothing, healthcare and valuable education which will help them obtain requisite skills as either entrepreneurs or entrepreneurs to be self employed, employ others and be marketable wherever they find themselves in this world.
Making Access to Water Sustainable in Madagascar One third of  Madagascar's rural water systems that break down are not fixed properly. Building wells is only the first step; ensuring long-term access to clean drinking water is the real challenge. Without support from the local government to maintain the wells, it is vital that communities look after their water points themselves. Infrastructure alone is not sustainable. Help us train rural communities in Madagascar to retain long-term access to clean drinking water.
Change Lives with English Education The English in Mind (EIM) Institute is a non-profit, Haitian led English school in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The school teaches English as a vocational skill to help students find the long-term employment they need to build a secure future. The school has around 200 students and also boasts a teacher training programme and networking facility to help students find work and develop essential job skills.
Rescue,Love,Save-1000's of Suffering Animals.India Known as the SHELTER WITH HEART. Our dogs/puppies run free and are happy cared for by a devoted Staff of 25 plus 3 full time vets. They're not just in captivity. They have a life. OUR BELIEF IS THAT DEEP HEALING ONLY TAKES PLACE IF A CREATURE FEELS SAFE, CARED FOR,AND LOVED. We use traditional and alternative medicine AND LOVE to lift suffering from over 7000 homeless dogs/puppies,and tens of thousands of others. 1ST-TIME PEOPLE SOMETIMES GET TEARY. THEY DIDN'T KNOW A PLACE SUCH AS OURS EXISTED.
Foodprint Foodprint aims at providing free and healthy meals to children and youngsters in need whom visit the open accessible houses of Habbekrats. Next to food and other basic needs, these houses are full of colour, warmth and inspirational people and projects. By investing in the youth on a daily basis, we believe they will grow to become worthy citizens whom in their turn, leave a positive footprint on our society and future.
The Future of Youth & Political Engagement What issues drive the youth of today? And how do they engage in politics? Orb Media's most recent story is focused on how young adults around the world perceive and participate with their governments. Focusing on countries across four continents, Orb Media conducted intensive on-the-ground reporting, data collection and analysis, and social journalism to identify and report on emerging trends associated with young adults' participation in political engagement.
Make Child Helmets the Norm in Vietnam This public awareness project will promote child helmet use, with the goal of achieving 80% helmet use rates. Every year 11,000 people die on Vietnam's roads; 4,100 are under the age of 19. Using grass-roots community events and national media, we will spread the news that it is against the law to carry a child 6 years or older on a motorcycle without a helmet, and will combat myths on child helmet use, such as the rumor that wearing a helmet can injury a child's spine.
Help bring St. John residents home. Hundreds of homes on St. John, USVI were partially or completely destroyed by Hurricanes Irma and Maria. HUD estimates up to 74% of low/middle income residential structures on the island were damaged. Our Resilient Housing Initiative seeks to rebuild homes belonging to seniors, families, and persons with a disability or illness who have received little to no recovery funds. We employ St. John businesses and residents to get the job done. Help us bring St. John's residents home by donating today.
Build 3 homes for 3 Poor Families in Nicaragua Help build homes for 3 impoverished families in Nicaragua's central pacific town of La Boquita. Together we can help three families have a safe place to live.
Maya Health Initiative in Northwestern Guatemala This project will hire a medical doctor to work in two clinics and see patients via telemedicine in Akateko, Chuj and Q'anjob'al Maya communities in the northern region of Huehuetenango, Guatemala.  The medical doctor will work alongside community health workers and practitioners of Maya medicine to improve the health and well-being of thousands of people in remote, impoverished, indigenous communities.
Sustain 500 families affected by Covid-19 in Kenya Most people living in Kenya, specifically Kibera slum (The second largest urban slum in the world) depend on casual and domestic work to earn a living. However, because of  COVID-19 they have lost their income and businesses. The project will provide psychological, financial and social support needed for these people  to recover from the impact of COVID-19.
Sponsor a women related program of WAAF The West African AIDS Foundation, (WAAF), continues to offer services to a range of vulnerable populations, one of which are HIV pregnant women. With the upcoming 2014 International Women's Day, we are not only working with many of our female beneficiaries to celebrate this day but we want to use the opportunity to raise funds for the onsite clinic to purchase a (portable) ultra sound machine which will not only go a long way in servicing these women but also lead to sustainability of the PMTCT
Teach 75 mothers to read stories to kids in Kenya Mama Mtoto/Mother Child Story Time will teach 75 young mothers how to read story books to their pre-school children in 5 libraries in diverse areas of Kenya, promoting literacy and a love of reading.
Wheelchairs for 25 low-income children in Mexico Juntos Sillaton plans to donate 25 specialized wheelchairs to children with physical disabilities in the state of Nuevo Leon. These wheelchairs are designed around the size, needs and posture requirements of these children, with the hopes of improving their quality of life, which includes attending school.
SavingOurVets Survival Packs for Homeless Veterans The American Homeless Families Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit committed to feeding homeless Veterans. Food and warm clothing are essential for survival during a time when shelter has become a grave situation. Through the Gift of Giving our exclusive Survival Packs to homeless Veterans, you give each Veteran food for 30 days and winter clothes to stay warm. By supplying a full month of food and warmth, we are greatly impacting survival rates of homeless Veterans in our communities.
Educate and support 100  orphans in Kenya Many people in the world easily take for granted the positive things that life has offered like a family, an education and a place to call home. But there are millions of children in Kenya who are abandoned, orphaned and vulnerable. To survive they need help. Ntimi Home of Hope aims to alleviate poverty and facilitate lasting change in the lives of orphans and the most vulnerable children and families living in Kenya through education, health and livelihood programs.
Improve Education for 400 Children on Idjwi Island The Fund is dedicated to improving education for 400 underserved children in Buhumba village on Idjwi Island in the Democratic Republic of Congo by building durable facilities and implementing and sustaining programs to improve the educational opportunities for these children.
Improving the Quality of Life for Children Sparks funds pioneering research into serious conditions affecting the health of babies, children and mums-to-be.  We believe that an illness or physical disability should not be an obstacle to a fulfilled childhood.
EMPOWERING AND EMPLOYING PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES Persons with disabilities are the most vulnerable socio-economic group in The Bahamas and are more susceptible to physical and sexual abuse, illness, sexually transmitted diseases and violence.
Supporting HIV Orphans and their Care-givers Educational Support to HIV orphans, and economic empowerment of their grandparents who are also their care-givers and financiers, but are poor due to old age and retirement from work.
Health Camps for Children in Rural India The Desai Foundation's fun filled health fairs in rural India attract more than 2000 people at a time to guide them on healthier living. We've impacted 8000+ children to date.  We provide services to ensure children learn good habits, parents are aware of required vaccinations for their newborns, & children receive proper screening & vaccinations.These activities are conducted through games and musical puppet shows that attracts children's attention while they learn about health-related matters.
Improve education for 900 children in Rwanda This project provides 900 children in Southern Rwanda with three basics for effective education; teacher training, teaching resources and nutrition (school meals).
My Arms Wide Open and GirlStuff.Period Did you know that less than 10% of girls in South Africa pass 8th grade and continue their education? The main reason to their dismissal is that they can't afford underwear nor menstrual products and are being bullied in school for it, so they drop out permanently. To prevent girls and women from being in poverty throughout their life, they need an education. We have created a system that will get girls back in school and, ultimately, increase the employment rate.
Support toilets for school children in Nigeria This project will build 12 toilets in Adani Enugu state in Nigeria, providing good hygienic learning environment for over 200 children, protecting them from contacting disease or infections and also providing sanitary equipment's for the  children to use.
Urgent: Winter cold relief for refugees in Lebanon This project will provide winter relief to Syrian, Palestinian and Iraqi refugees in Lebanon.  With your support, we will provide thermal gloves, hats, thick socks, hand and foot warmers, and coloring books/crayons/small balls for the children. Last year's winter brought severe cold and unlivable conditions with snow, high winds, rain and freezing temperatures. This program provides essential items, particularly for children and the elderly, who are most vulnerable.
Help Support Malawian Women's Co-operative The Malawi women's co-operative will be the first group in the world to gain the Fairtrade Foundation Mark for organic essential oils. Your support will help us form the women's co-operative which will produce organic essential oil products at our new sustainable living Tickbird Visitor Centre. It will provide training, employment and income for some of the world's poorest women.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Sophia and Dhiya 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.
Entrepreneurship for 27 Prisoners in South Africa We believe every young person has the God-given talent & potential to flourish. Young people in South Africa face enormous socio-economic challenges such as high rates of unemployment, crime & gangsterism. This results in many young people ending up in South African prisons & losing purpose for their lives. MEP is a holistic 1 year entrepreneurship programme that works with juvenile offenders economically, spiritually, emotionally and socially, preparing each offender for pre and post release.
Eco-education 2020 This project will strive to implement environmental education on youth based on human rights, creating environmental awareness, building a connection to the environment and changing the perceptions of youth has on the environment. It will offer students the possibility to learn more about the ways of fighting against environment changes, learning and applying their rights to a healthy environment, safe and sustainable one.
Green Jobs & Rights for Girls in Uganda The community project is antipoverty by its nature. It is designed to empower young women through multidimensional training and education opportunities in a way that help them moving out of the existing abject poverty. It is expected to enable young women to recognize the potential, possibilities and alternatives that exist in their lives, and give them the require skill to pursue their goals. The firm belief here is that multidirectional training enhances women's personal growth and self-esteem