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Help an orphan go to University Rahim is an orphan from Father House Orphanage in Muyuka, South-West Region, Cameroon. He is now in his second year of Geography in University of Buea. University fees and associated costs are too much for the orphanage to take care of alone. If we get the funding we will make sure he can pay for his University Fees and we will secure his most crucial expenses for the year, we will allocate some money for an economic activity that he can do at the same time than studying.
Community Anti Malaria Campaign The project is supporting to provide 600 mosquito nets and bring awareness about Malaria to a total of 350 families in Wakiso Sub-County so as to reduce on the malaria mortality rate in Uganda.
"Be The Key To Ending Homelessness" With help from the Way Home Welcome Home Fund, Houston has successfully housed over 14,500 individuals into housing out of homelessness.The Welcome Home Fund was established to help clients remove barriers to housing including help with deposits & application fees to move into their new home.  In addition, the provides a Welcome Baskets full of move-in essentials & furniture to help turn a house into a home. Since 2016 we have distributed over $200,000 of in-kind donations and funds to partners
Post-Ebola Guinea: Educate & Empower The Youth On December 29, 2015, Guinea was declared "Ebola-free" by the World Health Organization.  The epidemic infected 28,000 people across West Africa, and Guinea lost 2,536 people to the virus.  In the aftermath, MindLeaps' services have become more critical than ever.  Families need emergency services: nutrition and psychosocial counseling.  Youth need to go to school - and stay in school - in order to understand what happened and how to prevent future outbreaks.
Educating & Empowering 200 Girls in South Sudan New Sudan Education Initiative will send 200 South Sudanese girls to high school, providing them with quality education, health care, and skill-building activities to help them become capable leaders.
Hands-on science for 3500 underserved kids Science is Elementary brings exciting hands-on science experiments and engineering projects to 3500 low income kids in Silicon Valley. Our students come from families without resources to send them to science camps or even go to museums.  Our program increases knowledge of, and positive attitudes to, science: our students are 45% more likely to want to continue their science studies in middle school (compared to peers) and 50% more likely to want to work in a STEM field.
Youth Center for 250 Students in Rural Kenya This project will equip a Youth-Friendly center as part of a larger project of Student Hostels for our Vocational Training students who come from remote hard-ship areas in Kenya. The center will provide 250 Vocational Training students a safe space where they can spend their time after school, playing games and hanging-out with friends, letting laughter take over and forgetting  about their harsh life circumstances, if even just for some moments.
Skills training for 200 learners in rural Zimbabwe This project will enable 200 learners across all 10 provinces of Zimbabwe to participate in the National Business Case Competition. Over a space of 6 months, learners will be challenged to develop integrated solutions to Zimbabwe's most pressing business and economic issues. In doing this learners will gain practical problem solving skills and competencies necessary to create sustainable business solutions for themselves and the communities around them.
Supporting Clean Cookstove Innovation Almost half the world's population uses traditional or rudimentary cookstoves to prepare food for their families and loved ones.  These cooking methods require burning wood, coal, animal and agricultural waste, and charcoal.  These fuels and cooking tools produce dangerous smoke which contributes to 4 million deaths every year.  That's one death every 8 seconds.  Using clean cookstoves and fuels are tangible solutions to combat this issue, but we need your help!
Support Educating Secondary Students in Uganda Healthcare Volunteer Uganda, our local partner NGO, is supporting a number of orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs) in the region of Kassanda, Uganda. The goal is to help students pursue their primary and secondary education they would not be able to continue otherwise because the lack of resources. We believe that with the proper education the children will grow to attain a profession or a skill that will help them sustain themselves and their families which are in much need of their support.
Support disadvantaged children in Mombasa, Kenya The Trust's principal purpose is to fund the feeding program at Nyota Ing'arayo (Shining Star) school in the Kongowea district of Mombasa (Kenya) so that the school's 200+ pupils are provided with simple but nutritious meals in order to relieve hunger, promote health, encourage enrolment and attendance at school, and thus improve education levels, exam success and employment prospects.
Send a Child in Pakistan to School for a Year Maa Ki Dua primary schools provide children in disadvantaged tribal areas with access to quality education in an interactive and joyful environment. Children are enabled to join mainstream schools, having become confident, independent learners.
Give Smile to a Child by Providing Shelter We are running a childline(1098) project, it is basically a toll free number for children in need and care. During our interventions with children we find so many children who don't have home to live. They are residing on railway station, streets, bus stand etc. Our city also don't have any govt. supported orphanage. So these children at times reside at out office.
Educate 20 Teenage Girls in Cameroon for 1 Year NDEF seek to provide accommodation, school fees and study materials for 20 girls who have forced to drop out of schools due to the loss of their parents and/or have been displaced and are currently living in dire conditions due to the ongoing anglophone crisis in Cameroon. Educating a girl is educating a nation. We believe with the help of our donors, sky will be the limit for these girls whose life are going to turn around for the best and change the way they are being perceived in the society.
Sponsor the First Ever Hackathon for Kids in Ghana Technology is reinventing the world prompting many technical organizations to provide free resources for children to succeed in the digital age. Despite this generosity African children still lag behind their peers because of a digital divide and other economic issues. Coding, the language of technology, is used to enable children's creativity and innovation. Every child deserves to be empowered with important life skills and we believe coding is a great way to do that.
Making a focus for children in Argentina The main objective of this Project is to promote the development of language and pre-literacy throughout early childhood before enter to the school. By working with children for several years we have discovered that many problems related with mathematics and other subjects come from problems not properly solved in Reading comprehension in early childhood. A group of professionals work with aproximately 200 children by dividing them in groups according to their age in 5 different locations.
Emergency COVID-19 support for Kenyan children Unemployment in Kenya has doubled since the start of COVID-19, more people are experiencing poverty than ever before, especially the young. We've seen firsthand the devastating impact on children, young people & families. Many families live hand-to-mouth and rely on casual labour jobs which have now been lost. With all disasters, the vulnerable are always most at risk. We need to provide food, essential items, training and support to ensure the low-income communities we work alongside are safe.
India's Daughter Campaign India's Daughter is more than a documentary film; it is a powerful platform for cultural change on a global scale. This film tells the devastating true story of the gang rape that shook the world and took the life of a young medical student, Jyoti Singh in New Delhi, India in 2012. Director Leslee Udwin asks us all to consider and challenge the social norms that perpetuate violence against women around the world. The India's Daughter Campaign will enable us to get the film out into communities.
#GivingTuesday - Digital Opportunities Fund We are raising money to create a Digital Opportunities Fund to support youth clubs who are tackling digital exclusion and raising the level of digital skills in their communities. The fund will provide financial support to extend or expand digital skills activities through projects which are organised and led by young people. Microsoft YouthSpark is matching donations on #GivingTuesday to support this programme providing critical resources to young people. Because everyone starts somewhere.
Box for Life for Syrian Refugee Mothers Pregnancy and childbirth are one of the most difficult experiences that any woman endures. But for women living in refugee camps, the birth of a child can be a truly traumatic experience. After being forced to flee their homes, they face a frightful and uncertain future, as they are often left with no choice but to give birth without medical attention. Global One is providing life-saving resources to Syrian mothers and babies in Lebanon through our Box for Life.
Agriculture Aid for War Affected Communities This program gives seeds, tools and training to 1000 peasant farmers in eastern Congo so they can increase their production and income.
Protect and Save the life of Our Rhinos Fact The Black Rhino is listed as critically endangered and the white are threatened. There is a belief that the horn of a Rhino will cure a number of illnesses but this has never been proven. Regardless horns are sold at a very high price making the illegal trade of sale highly attractive to poachers. These poachers will stop at nothing and easily kill hundreds of rhino's just to get the horn and sell on then illegal trade market. We need to act NOW
Support Homeless Youth in New York The Streetwork Project youth and teen homelessness program was formed in 1984 as a response to the growing number of homeless teens in New York City. Today, Streetwork Project makes more than 21,000 contacts with homeless young people, serves more than 65,000 meals a year, and provides forms of housing to homeless youth, teens, and runaways. Show your support by making a donation today, and help us combat youth and teen homelessness.
Rebuilding community from tsunami with education Rebuilding community of Ogatsu, northern Japan, lost 80% of town from the tsunami of March 11, 2011.  In a still damaged town, creating a sustainable learning center for children in Japan and all over the world.  Providing Fishery, Agriculture, Forestry, Cooking, and Arts/Crafts experiences with locals in rich natural environment, to become active for the our planet's future.  Restoring old wooden school into accommodation, restaurant, and classrooms to receive children and a place for community
Emergency Medical Fund for Survivors at Hagar Hagar provides holistic healing for survivors of human trafficking and other human rights abuses.  Occasionally this healing requires medical care.  In some cases, a woman or child needs emergency medical care.  This project will allow for emergency care for survivors in Hagar's care in Cambodia, Vietnam and Afghanistan.
Winter Fundraising for Charmaghz As the winter nears, we are raising $5000 to fully equip the Charmaghz Mobile Libraries with a heating system so children could have a cozy environment even when it snows. We believe that nothing should stop them from learning, neither the heat nor the cold. Also, after two years of operation, our Blue Mobile Library requires renovation. So we will repaint the exterior of the bus, replace the old furniture with new ones and add more exciting books to our collection.
Psychosocial and Economic Support in Kashmir Working in India-controlled Kashmir, CHINAR is providing a home for orphans, skills training for widows to generate income, and families with help rebuilding homes destroyed by the 2005 earthquake.
Royal Family KIDs Alberton Camp 2018 This Camp will help us help children and teens over come the harm caused to them by adults, giving them a hope for the future by showing them that their present situations are not the norm of life, it will also help build trusting relationships with the campers that will allow us to take them into a mentorship program, where we help them become Champions and Leaders of the future.
Build a preschool for 100 Batwa Children. The Batwa Pygmies once entertained for the Royal Family of Rwanda. Now, they often live as social outcasts in  famine, poverty and neglect.  Pygmy Survival Alliance partners with the Batwa Village of Cyaruzinge, Rwanda to empower these fabulous entertainers to adapt to the modern world and once again achieve greatness. This project will build a new preschool with traditional music, song, and dance, to enable this ancient culture to survive, and thrive in a rapidly modernizing world.
Create bullying-free spaces in 2 Mexican schools Fundacion en Movimiento works to eradicate bullying through the promotion of the Culture of Peace. It seeks to benefit 2 low-income schools in Mexico that suffer a high degree of bullying, fostering an environment of healthy coexistence, through strategies that promote respect, empathy and generosity. It will raise awareness among the entire school community of the importance that children studying feeling safe, heard and respected. The work includes students, teachers and parents.
Reduce Pain and Hospital Stay for 5700 kids/ year For over 93 years La Fundacion Clinica Noel has been changing the lives of thousands of kids with different problems such as cleft lip & palate and osteogenesis imperfecta.  Nowadays we give surgery to 2892 kids per year and the pain they have after de surgery can be unimaginable, as the nausea they feel but will be solved using an ultrasound machine when the kids are getting the anesthesia during the surgery.
Empowers 3500 Aaye Villagers with a Cassava Plant This project sets up a cassava processing factories for increased production of cassava for 3500 dwellers and to reduce the ugly effect of poverty and food shortage in Aaye Commuity and it's environs.
Community Leadership Training for Inner City Youth Community leadership training for youth in under served Los Angeles neighborhoods.
Building Grass-Root CleanTech Innovation In the 21st century, we all need more sustainable ways to grow the food we eat, generate the power we rely on, and protect the water we cannot do without. The report, #SMARTer 2030: ICT Solutions for 21st Century Challenges, shows that by 2030, green technology can cut global greenhouse gas emissions by 20%, make over $11 trillion, and connect an additional 2.5 billion people to the knowledge economy. Join us link the grass-roots to the resources they need to produce green technology.
Children's Town Malambanyama Children's Town (CT) is a community-based school,  training and rehabilitation center for orphans and vulnerable children. $30 provides a child's education materials for one year.
Taking Tin Marin to ALL Children of El Salvador Tin Marin embodies the Good News about El Salvador.  Children have fun learning through play.  Self-confidence, curiosity and an array of skills are built through unique experiences.  Our challenge is taking Tin Marin to 350 schools across El Salvador.  We've raised money locally to develop and test our plan and build our Mobil Museum.  Now we are going global to crowd source a year's operational costs.  You can make a big difference!
Sponsor Marions Education in Uganda Marion lives in a rural, impoverished area in central Uganda and family is struggling to pay for food, health care bills, and school amidst her fathers illness. Marion 16 is in a secondary school level. Marion's mum does small scale farming in a small piece of land but only for home consumption, she sometimes sells what should have been eaten at home just to ensure Marion goes to school and yet is not enough to meet all of her needs.
Giving vulnerable  children in Nepal an education Children living in poverty have no chance of a future without the opportunity that education provides.  Our program is a proven approach to developing and empowering kids in Nepal. We're currently supporting nearly sixty kids from Primary school through to Uni.   During the Covid-19 Pandemic we're also providing home schooling for 20+ Children in the IGWR Houses, and supporting a number of children and their families with essential supplies as many families now have no income.
Educational Support To 75 Labour Rescued Girls There are a number of girls, caught up in the endless vicious cycle of poverty over generations in the rural villages. Their only source of income is to work as daily laborers. The primary goal of the project is to motivate & counsel girls/parents/locals people, enroll them in schools and support them with the education material, educational fees, uniforms to at least 75 girl laborers and giving them an opportunity to steer their lives towards a more promising future through better Education.
Shoot to Score for 500 Children in Northern Kenya The project of Shoot To score in Marsabit, Kenya will be providing a safe space for 500 children to play and experience their childhood. They will learn life skills on tolerance; fair play, peaceful acts on and off the field imparted through Shoot to Score not to Kill Intervention. It will also help girls and women break the silence on FGM, Child Marriage & beading through football while providing safe space with a leadership awards support for education of the survivors. Shoot2Score
Vanuatu Cyclone Relief Fund Cyclone Pam has caused significant damage in Vanuatu, an island nation in the South Pacific. At least 8 people have been killed by the storm, and thousands of people have been displaced. The full extent of the damage is still being assessed, but aid groups are mobilizing to provide support and emergency supplies to the people impacted by the storm. All donations to this fund will exclusively support relief and recovery efforts  in Vanuatu.
Help Local Leaders Save the Mesoamerican Reef The Mesoamerican Reef Leadership Program (MAR-L), is the first regional effort focused on strengthening the skills of local conservation leaders who are working to preserve the magnificent but threatened Mesoamerican Reef. The Mesoamerican Reef - the longest barrier reef in the Atlantic Ocean - provides food, livelihoods, and other vital services to approximately 2,000,000 people in Mexico, Belize, Guatemala and Honduras.
Empower 75+ HIV South African Teen Runners We are supporting a group of HIV+ adolescents residing in rural S. Africa who are determined to inspire change and eradicate stigmatization. 'Positive Teens on the Run!' is a running group of committed youngsters from severely disadvantaged families who openly declare their HIV+ status as runners and demonstrate healthy lifestyles. Hope for Limpopo will provide race entry fees, transportation, food, clothes and running shoes to help them achieve their goals for social acceptance.
Sustainable Livelihoods for Deafblind Adults The project will support 125 deafblind adults to start and sustain micro-enterprises. They will be provided training and capacity building in areas of entrepreneurship development, business development, marketing, financial management, communication skills etc. for successful growth of their income generation activities. They would be involved in trades such as agriculture and farming, dairy, animal husbandry, grocery shops, book shops, manufacturing - bags, jewelry, soaps.
Creating Change in Moshi, Tanzania Like everywhere, 2020/2021 has been very challenging in Moshi, Tanzania. However, it's because of the generosity of our donors that we have been able to quickly adjust our plans and continue supporting our communities and local teams through expanding our activities and setting up COVID-19 relief projects. This fund will allow our gender equality, health and empowerment programs in Moshi to restart when health recommendations, government regulations, and community situations allow us to do us.
Housing, food & jobs for 5 NC women leaving prison This project will provide a home and community for five women leaving prison in 2016 in North Carolina that are seeking second chances. Benevolence Farm seeks to empower women through stable housing and gainful employment in an innovative social-enterprise based program based on a 13-acre working farm where they will grow food, nourish self and foster community.
Emergency in the Philippines: Medical Assistance Typhoon Haiyan has struck leaving serious damages behind. To support the reconstruction Kito Onlus decided to open an Emergency Fund for Filipinos affected by the typhoon. 
Kito Onlus' campaign is aimed to sending medical aid and one Mobile Unit (Kito Health) for emergencies to San Francisco, granting a long-lasting medical assistance to the population during the reconstruction phase. We also want to offer local population training in disaster prevention and best practice in emergency.
Stony Point High School Fighting For A Change Our IBIP team, consisting of Nigerian Partnership Chair Greg, Special Projects Chair Nathaniel, College-Assistance Chair Marina, Media Chair Tram, Fundraising Chair Stephanie, and Team Lead Kacy, is working with a small restaurant owner in Bauchi, Nigeria named Deborah Obalohun. All of our team members, excluding Kacy, are in their first year with IBIP, while Kacy is in her second year with IBIP.
Boarding Boys  Toilets and Bathroom There is serious shortage of toilets and bathroom for the boarding boys at Longido Primary School in Tanzania. There is a high increase of awareness to the importance of education in people and communities' lives. The plan is to build 3 bathrooms and 2 toilets at Longido Primary to enhance 200 pupils' living conditions, increase enrolment, retention, and academic success rate.
HOPE HOUSE Hope House is a temporary rehabilitation Centre for survivors of Domestic violence and Sexual Assault. Hope House was launched in 2008, it provides shelter, feeding, medical care. Over 400 girls and women since inception facing a wide spectrum of challenges come into this facility discouraged, helpless, broken, and sometimes depressed but leave after a minimum stay of 12 weeks empowered, re-energized, and ready to take in the world.
Send 10 orphans to a vocational training in Kenya This project will  support and empower 10 young adults orphaned by  HIV/aids through vocational training for six month in Kiambu sub-county Kenya. The training will provide the orphans with carpentry, hair dressing, tailoring, painting and driving skills. This will enable them become self-reliant and support their families.
Improve Literacy for 40 Waterloo Iowa Children KBBG's Community Learning Center will provide literacy support to Waterloo, Iowa 3rd-5th grade students by having them read books and plays on-air and write content for programs and social media.  High school and college students will serve as mentors for the younger students while gaining "hands on" experience and "real life" transferable skills that can be used to secure employment opportunities.
Empowering 43 female artisans in DR The artisan workshop is a social initiative to promote entrepreneurship and fight against poverty that seeks to provide knowledge and skills to women from vulnerable communities in the Punta Cana region, through technical training for the design and production of marketable crafts and whose manual elaboration comes from the use of mostly recycled materials
Sahel Relief Fund This spring, the Sahel received insufficient rainfall: meaning that there is not enough water to sustain crops, livestock, and people. Although the Sahel often struggles with food insecurity, this year's circumstances are far worse. Combined with other man-made factors, the Sahel entered the early stages of what could be a terrible famine.   Sahel droughts endanger over 15 million people throughout various nations.