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Relief for Beirut Explosion Victims The only thing holding Beirut together at the moment is the solidarity between people, in the total absence of the government. Although we are not a disaster relief team, we are, like many others, working directly on the ground to help those affected. Cleaning the glass and rubble, feeding people in the streets and trying to help families affected by providing them with the basics. We will also be performing in shelters for children, providing psychosocial support and relief.
Organic food is safe for health awareness This project will bring awareness on organic farming to 20000 farmers and how the Organic farming works to increase sustainability, biodiversity, and to encourage good soil and air quality. This is maintained by the use of natural growing practices, the avoidance of harmful chemicals, and the continued practice of crop rotation and other natural farming methods. Organic food is healthier because contain no residues of any synthetic chemicals but also due to the fact that it is more nutritious
Support literacy program for children in Tobago EARC will provide books, clothing, school supplies, food, and access to technological devices for the children in Tobago to support literacy and personal development.
Bring Renewable Energy and Sustainable Electricity Innovative rural electrification model for poor, isolated families that uses renewable energy, social business models and small local entrepreneurs to provide sustainable electricity access.
NOSTALGIA SENIOR THEATRE RENOVATION (Revised) International Humanitarian Union Catharsis, the one of the first NGO organizations founded in the Republic of Georgia in 1990 and the largest nationwide charitable complex center of emergency, social and senior care is seeking support for its Nostalgia Senior Theatre's 6-month renovation project with the total budget of 13 262 (thirteen thousand two hundred sixty two) US Dollars.
Keep 122 HIV orphaned children in school Although the government gave equal opportunity to all children to have access to education, OVCs are automatic denied this chance since they cannot afford basic school needs. Some who have enrolled drop out before completion. CREP Uganda identified 122 most vulnerable children in the district of Buyende 60% are total orphans, orphaned by HIV/ AIDS while 40% are single parented who are in dire need of basic school needs to remain in school. 80 are girls and 42 are boys.
Empower 20+ ex-convicts by publishing in Georgia This project will create educational, employment, and re-integration opportunities for ex-convicts and probationary youth. The project will establish a publishing house in a rural and economically depressed region of western Georgia. The publishing house will be staffed by ex-convicts, and the income generated will annually fund 20+ ex-convicts to enroll in technical courses to help them find employment.
Coronavirus Response at the Floating Villages Support The Lake Clinic's efforts in continuing to provide free health care across eight floating villages on the Tonle Sap Lake during the ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic.   TLC is working to prevent the spread of Coronavirus to and in these villages by teaching about handwashing and preventative measures and monitoring symptoms and tracking any cases that emerge.   This project will ensure TLC's long term presence in the villages throughout COVID-19 and beyond.
FEED A NIGERIA RURAL CHILD; REDUCE COVID 19 IMPACT This project will provide free nourishing food to 200 rural children of low economic background whose parents have been impacted  by the dreaded COVID 19 pandemic as a result of loss of purchasing power in western Nigeria . It will make use of locally available recipe and also educate mothers on meeting the nutritional needs of the children.
Reducing stigma among people living with HIV/AIDS Despite the progress made in the treatment of AIDS, and global attention moving on from AIDS to other diseases, people who are living with the virus often remain marginalised or forgotten in their own families and communities. This project will build on a previous successful workshop to explore the issue of stigmatisation with a further 60 people living with AIDS in the Coastal Region of Kenya, thus changing their relationships with their families and communities
Covid19 support: Fight hunger in local communities We have decided to keep supporting our community in responding to their unbearable need of food during the pandemic. After successfully delivering 500 food parcels over the past few weeks, we want to keep it going! We are calling YOU to make a contribution to stop rumbling stomachs. We will take care of YOUR generosity to feed our people.
Give Income Generation to Youth with Disabilities All children, including disabled children, have the right to play, learn, and be included. But most children with disabilities in rural areas of Africa do not have the opportunity to explore the world around them. Give older youth with disabilities throughout rural parts of Africa a chance to gain social and livelihood skills through Uhambo's award-winning Ndinogona "I Can" Program that provides training to generate income by making handicrafts, in addition to learning valuable social skills.
Reading Center for 188 students in Jamaica The Windsor Forest Primary school is located on the eastern end of Jamaica.  It is a Canadian type building- which includes six classes, a canteen, a staff room, a principal's office and a small library.  The school has a large spacious playfield in front of the building. Windsor Forest is predominantly a poor, rural, farming community with no sustained corporate/financial support. This project will furnish and equip the Reading Resource center to serve the students and the community.
School Scholarships for 10 Young Kenyan Women Akili Dada works to empower promising young women from underprivileged backgrounds to
become the next generation of African women leaders. We envision empowered African women
from diverse economic backgrounds equally represented in leadership. To achieve this goal, we
offer comprehensive scholarships, personalized mentoring and rigorous leadership training to
promising young women in secondary school who come from underprivileged backgrounds.
Help Dental Hygiene Students Make Bolivia Smile! Smiles Forever began 18 years ago as a Dental Hygiene School in Cochabamba, providing vocational training for homeless, indigenous women. Our mission has expanded to bring dental care to thousands yearly.  This award-winning model for giving dental care in the 3rd World, capitalizes on the trainees internship time, under the leadership of our dental professionals, operating an at-cost clinic.  This fall our education moves to a higher level by partnering with the local university.
Providing education to a 5th graders in Mtwara This project equips a 5th graders on reproductive education by using existing assetts to understand and utilize their learnt education by drawing, theatre and singing in the city of Mtwara
Help Protect Endangered Sea Turtles in Curacao Sea Turtle Conservation Curacao does research, conservation, education and outreach with the goal to protect endangered sea turtles and their habitats in Curacao. Year round green turtles and hawksbill turtles are seen around Curacao. Between May and December green turtles, hawksbills and loggerhead turtles nest on Curacao. There are several threats  that are addressed by the volunteers of Sea Turtle Conservation Curacao: Pollution, predation, poaching, hooking and ghost gear are examples.
The Kinkaid School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Nicole, Kallie, Victoria, Carolyn, Klarissa, and Soraya from The Kinkaid High School have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Life-changing jobs for deprived Vietnamese youth This project will provide 120 Vietnam's most disadvantaged youth including those with deprived backgrounds and victims of human trafficking or domestic violence with free vocational training to build self-esteem and sought-after job skills. REACH offers courses in 6 fields of study, including Web & Graphic Design, and hairdressing at 5 centres nation-wide. Students also receive life skills and English training, plus job support to achieve an 80% employment success rate within 6 months
Save Mothers and Children in Rural Sierra Leone The Kuimei Maternal & Child Health Project will address maternal and infant mortality in Bo District, Sierra Leone. In Sierra Leone, 1 in 23 women will die from birth-related complications and only half of all births are attended by a skilled birth attendant. This vulnerable district happens to have the second highest mortality rate in Sierra Leone. We use low-cost, evidence-based interventions to train and equip community healthcare workers to provide life-saving care and education to women.
Meals for "Shared Pot" at Paraiso (Lima) This 2022, we continue supporting people who need food. The pandemic might be over soon, but the impact will stay with us for longer.  According to Action Against Hunger, 73.4% of the population in Lima live under food insecurity, 1 in 8 people suffer from malnutrition and 40% of the the population between 3 to 35 months suffer from anaemia. Due to this crisis, we are focusing on those who need more now: our community partners in Lima. Please, help us.
Detecting Potentially Dangerous Asteroids & Comets The Planetary Society recognizes the threat that asteroids and comets--known as Near Earth Objects, or NEOs--represent. While an asteroid strike could have devastating effects, the good news is that an asteroid impact is the only natural disaster that is completely preventable. Our most important program provides small grants to astronomers who seek to discover, observe and track NEOs. We give these grants out through the Shoemaker NEO grant program.
Decent classrooms for 200pupils at Grapevine Sch. The Grapevine Hope Centre is a community based school. The school operate from shags- classrooms made of EARTHEN FLOORS and OLD IRON SHEETS. During the dry season, it is very dusty. Children are prone to jigger infestation. During the rain season, the classrooms are muddy, slippery & in general a deplorable state. Furthermore, more often, children are cut especially the young ones as they play with the iron sheets. Education is the only way out of poverty. We need to give these children hope.
Give Disadvantaged Cambodian Children An Education 1 in 3 Cambodian children will never finish primary school. This means they face a potential future without prospects, opportunities or hope. ISF provides almost 700 underprivileged Cambodian children with a comprehensive fast-track education programme, allowing them to 'catch up' to the correct grade for their age and join government-provided schooling.
Sponsor a education of 50 children's for a year This project will help the poor, needy children to have uniforms,shoes,educational materials like books,note books,study materials,ect. The target children would have the benefit of enjoying the finer points of educational life and would not be discriminated or disadvantaged. Good education always keeps the holistic well being of an entire society.
Providing shelter for homeless children in Nigeria World Nations Development Programme Initiative [WNDPI] is a Non-Governmental and Non Profit Organization registered under the Corporate Affairs Commission of Nigeria, and established with the sole aim of helping the Less Privileged across Africa. WNDPI's major target is to reach to the Poor as well as the Low Income Earners in the Society by Building Houses, Schools, Medical Centers and notwithstanding Training and Empowering of Youths through various Vocational Skills to earn a Living.
Provide clean & safe water for 1500 women&children The project aims to develop an integrated water supply system to serve about 1500 women and children affected by an acute shortage of water and improve standards of hygiene and sanitation in Mutulani village, rural Kenya. Having already sunk a borehole, we are now focusing on completing the water supply system to ensure higher standards of hygiene & sanitation, reduced cases of school absenteeism.  We aim to construct water tanks, bio-digester system, facilitate forums on WASH.
Help 50 Carers Share Skills in our Unique Timebank Together you and Carers Network can help extend our unique Carers Time Bank to reduce the isolation of so many people who look after a family member or friend without pay or respite. Our project will give 50 carers the chance to re-discover their talents and share their skills with other carers in the neighbourhood.
SUPPORT CHARITY IN THE HOLY LAND The Holy Land, the land that God chose to become a man, where Jesus lived and spread a new teaching of love and where St. Paul preached unlimited charity, today is suffering because of unending conflicts. Inspired by St. Paul's teaching today, after 2.000 years, we carry on several charity works in support of our brothers and sisters in the Holy Land. Through our emergency centers we distribute food, primary goods and medicines for those in need and bring hope in places where none is left.
Shining Hope for Communities Shining Hope for Communities (SHOFCO) provides free education for girls and a network of empowerment and poverty alleviation programs in one of Africa's largest slums: the Kibera slum of Nairobi, Kenya. 

SHOFCO's innovative model combats extreme poverty and champions gender equality by linking tuition-free schools for girls to desperately needed community services accessible to all-- including healthcare, clean water and sanitation, adult education, gender violence support and more. Join us!
Stuffies! A stuffed toy is a toy doll with an outer fabric sewn from a textile and stuffed with flexible material. They are known by many names, such as plush toys, plushies, stuffed animals, and stuffies. We like to call them stuffies, and we put one in every Comfort Cases. With 24,000 Comfort Cases being distributed each year, that's a lot of stuffies needed!
Rehabilitate Mammals and Raptors in Georgia AWARE Wildlife Center is the only facility in the Atlanta area that rehabilitates all species of injured and orphaned native Georgia wildlife. In 2013, AWARE rescued over 1,300 wild animals, many harmed by human carelessness. Most of these animals were successfully returned to the wild. Because wildlife is a precious natural resource, providing invaluable services such as seed dispersal, pollination, pest control, and sanitation, to name just a few, we believe that it is worth protecting.
Provide nutrition for 500 families in South Africa This project will provide weekly food parcels to 500 families living in the deeply impoverished shantytown of Missionvale, South Africa for 6 months. People infected with the HIV virus years ago are now becoming gravely ill and are dying. One consequence is orphaned children managing entire households. These food parcels will provide relief from hunger, and also provide essential nutrition to mothers infected with the virus so they are able to take their medication effectively.
"GIVE HOPE TO 40 CHILDREN TO HAVE A BETTER FUTURE" This project will support 40 children who are abandoned, neglected and surrendered children in the Philippines by providing their basic needs like food, clothing, medical and educational assistance.
Deliver 200 UK Wheelchairs to Moldovan Youth There are 1000s of children who rarely see the sky, homebound, for the mere lack of a wheelchair.  With your help, we can, for GBP26 / USD36 a child, equip 200+ poor Moldovan youth with refurbished UK wheelchairs, giving them mobility, social inclusion, and access to education. The project is win-win: for the UK healthcare sector that saves on the disposal expense, funds that can better be used for patient care, and for the Moldovan youth who are given a chance at a brighter, more joyful future.
Provide Spaces of Healing for 30  Women in Mexico The RECLAIMING/RE-FRAMING project will provide 30 women in Mexico City with spaces, tools and guidance to deal with traumatic experiences through art. While women's voices are louder than ever today, a majority of women continue to struggle with the effects of trauma alone. In collaboration with a local Mexican organization, La Lleca, we will lead workshops to help women begin their healing process using visual storytelling. (Pictures: workshops in Bangalore & Madhya Pradesh, India, July 2018)
One Child at a Time - building better futures AfriKids' One Child at a Time policy creates long term change for the poorest children in northern Ghana. Our approach provides tailored packages of support to children, ensuring they; attend full time school, as opposed to working in dangerous child labour activities; live securely in their family home, as opposed to resorting to living on the streets; are safe and free from abuse, instead of living with the risk of being trafficked and; most importantly have the chance to build a secure future
A Healthier Future for South Sudan's Families South Sudan's health infrastructure has been decimated by years of war.  Providing medical care, funding clinics, and training health workers, will save lives, help these communities rebuild, and restore hope.
Scholarships and Sponsorships for Laos Students This project is working directly towards the indicators of UNSDG 4-Quality Education, by increasing the number of scholarships available for Lao students. This helps to achieve increased access to education for students. Our aim is to assist locals in gaining opportunities to continue and further their educational journey by supporting fees and associated costs for male and female students who may otherwise not have the chance to study, ultimately contributing to SDG 10-Reduced Inequalities.
Inclusive learning for 50,000 children in India Disadvantaged children in rural India can benefit most from more enlightened, inclusive teaching. This project aims at empowering 125 school teachers in the poorest areas with an intensive, inspiring program. It consists of a 5-day workshop and powerful school-based support sessions using proven methods to enable teachers to bring in the last child into engaged learning. Every teacher impacts on average over 400 children in his/ her career, so the program has potential to impact 50,000 children.
treat 200 patients  with facial deformities thousands of patients with facial deformities suffering.
we and our doctors have joined hands to serve to provide quality care
 this will improve their  living and provide confidence
Potable Water supply to 13000 villagers in Nigeria A 40 feet (ft) high scaffolding would be built at the artesian water source in order to carry 10,000Litres of water reservoir from where water would be distributed through pipes to six (6) neighbouring communities total 5kM distance. This project will provide regular potable water for about 13,000 rural dwellers in seven (7) communities in total. Serving about 6000 people in its primary community and another 7000 residents through its water extension from the source to neighbouring communities.
Build an Artistic Center for 10000 Kids in Rwanda This project will build a center in Kigali, providing an access to a rich and various arts for vulnerable and non vulnerable children. The center will provide support services to detect, develop and nourish their talents from early age. The main aim of the center is to give children the rights to have fun, right to play, to expression and an opportunity to exchange with those from different backgrounds but also an emotional healing for vulnerable ones such as street children, sexually abused etc
Nurturing grassroots innovations The project will incubate rural innovations by enabling and offering business development services to innovators and entrepreneurs
Capacity Building for Young Entrepreneurs This project will provide 15 young entrepreneurs with capacity building in both technical and business skills. These young people, selected on the basis of their vulnerability, graduated from a 10 month training in horticulture and set up their own cooperative. They then obtained an interest free loan from Aspyre Africa and 2 hectares of land on loan from the local university for 2 years. This project will guarantee the success of the cooperative and secure their futures.
Compassionate Programmes for 30 children in Kenya The Bouncing Ball Trust provides funding for Compassionate Programmes for disadvantaged children in Kenya, enabling them to receive a primary education that would otherwise be denied to them. These children often come from families that are struggling to feed and clothe them never mind sending them to school (there are very few free education opportunities in Kenya)
Send 150 war orphans to school in Northern Uganda CCI - Uganda will sponsor 150 orphans from 3 villages in Northern Uganda so they can attend boarding school where challenges of day to day life in the villages will not interfere with their education.
Water System for Peace Demonstration Farm, Uganda This project is to install a water system at Peace Demonstration Farm in Uganda.  The purpose of the farm is to teach Ugandans to expand their thinking about farming, and to teach them new and innovative farming techniques. This will help people pull themselves out of poverty by giving them a hand up, instead of a hand out.  The farm will use the water well to irrigate crops, and the well will serve as the primary source of clean water for the villages of Nyenje and Budugala.
Help 300 children go to school in SY 2019/2020 This project will provide - for the school year 2019/2020 - all required school supplies, 2 sets of uniforms, a pair of shoes and a school bag for 300 underprivileged children (elementary to high school) from the Smokey Mountain squatter area in Tondo, Manila.
Invest in Menstrual Health for girls and women This project supports young girls to remain in school and graduate. It also delivers a Community Menstrual Health programme through our trained Ambassadors to both men and women through education, eradication of myths and taboos, provision of reusable sanitary pads, access to clean water, handwashing facilities, and safe reliable washrooms in schools.
Send a Child to High School in Jamaica The Caribbean Education Foundation (CEF) helps brilliant, poor children gain meaningful access to education in Jamaica and remaining Caribbean.  Public High Schools ARE NOT FREE in Jamaica!  CEF awards Scholarships to brilliant children in financial need so they can attend high school.  Our Paul Bogle Scholarships pays school fees, text books, school supplies, transportation and lunch.  Student Scholarships are renewable each year if the criteria are met of good grades and regular attendance.
Support Proven Solutions: Youth Climate Award 2022 Over the last decade, WAFA has honoured community-based "silent heroes" throughout the world for their innovative grassroots solutions. Expanding its mission, WAFA has launched the Youth Climate Award in April 2021 to support young "climate warriors" who are working for community-based sustainable development. These under 25 sustainability enthusiasts are the committed future good citizens, who need to be supported, exposed and nurtured.
Support 22 Kids w/ Special Needs at OSSO Orphanage OSSO Orphanage serves 22 children living with special needs in Cuenca, Ecuador. These children live with conditions from autism to cerebral palsy, and are 100% dependent on the orphanage for medical care, therapies, medicines, daily care, nutrition and education.
Provide Education for 100 Students in Philippines This project will help enable 100 students obtain a chance to experience basic schooling up to the secondary level and possibly earn a college degree in Dumaguete City, Philippines. The students are from various backgrounds and cultures, all with a common goal of finishing education.