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Inspire the Growth of Kazakhstan's Global Citizens Salem Social Village is a place where Global Citizens grow: people who have discovered a new way of thinking and behaving that puts others first and releases the power of giving something back. Tackling material poverty is really important, but challenging narrow thinking and discriminatory attitudes is vital to really address society's deeper issues. We do both. Through education and action, we build relationships and inspire people to be the change their community needs, inspiring others too.
Kerala India Floods Over 300 people have died from massive, historic flooding in India's Kerala State-and hundreds of thousands are now displaced as farmlands, livelihoods, homes, and more have been destroyed. This is the worst flooding in the area in nearly 100 years.  Your partnership is critical! Together, we can scale up efforts to help families who have lost everything. Please join us in support of those devastated by flooding and landslides, and know your gift will support urgent relief efforts.
Help Livhuwani graduate in South Africa "I grew up in a township and was orphaned when I was 16 years old. Through gracious support from individuals I got to University, but the high fees make it a challenge to get through one semester to the next. I hope to apply my knowledge to help create a more gender equitable society and help fund others' education."    With your help, Livhuwani will graduate from South Africa's North-West University with a Political Science and History degree by 2020. Livhuwani is supported through Feenix.org.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Grace, Maya, Lilian, Lila, and Jana from Liberal Arts and Science Academy 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, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Break Barriers to Education for Cambodian Children Every child has the right to quality education, healthcare, and play. Through our holistic Education Programme, ISF is creating opportunities for disadvantaged Cambodian children living in poverty to enjoy these rights and build brighter futures.
Breakfast for students at the Kuched Gaam School The 130+ students at the Kuched Gaam government primary school in rural Gujarat, India are all from extremely poor families, many making as little as only $2 dollars a day. Since 2011, we have worked hard to increase regular attendance at the school from around 30% to now being nearly 100%.   Our continued success will allow us to make a meaningful difference in the lives of these children. Providing breakfast for the students has contributed greatly to our success.
University Scholarships for Women in Rwanda! This project provides ten full university scholarships (undergraduate programs) to young women in Rwanda who have been affected directly or indirectly by the 1994 genocide against Tutsi, or are orphaned or disabled, and who otherwise would not be able to afford their schooling. It is our hope that through cross-cultural, financial and intellectual support, they will go on to change their communities for the better.
The Community Reopening of The Wright Museum Over the past few months, the COVID-19 pandemic has devastated the African American community. The Wright is continuing its work honoring local and national figures and recognizing their meaningful contributions to our community. Your gift supports the general operations of The Wright, helping us retain essential staff, maintain facilities, and continue our work of opening minds and changing lives through the exploration and celebration of African American history and culture.
Creating Scholar Athletes: Tennis & Education "A tennis center in my mind is really a means of socializing the youth who use it, to help build character, self confidence, enhance their self image." - Arthur Ashe.  We use tennis, a sport for life, as a vehicle for change for underserved youth from low income families at PT&E in Portland, OR. Making tennis accessible to low income children has served as a catalyst to build a team environment involving parents, teachers, coaches and volunteers who are dedicated to the development of each child
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Megan, Ben, Ryan, Lucy, and Lakshmi  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.
Providing 400 Maasai girls with menses kits Eco Clubs of Kenya plans to provide 400 Maasai school girls with sanitary menses kits and HIV education inorder to reduce school drop-out rates caused by absentism, early pregnancies, and STDs.
Miracle Berry Changing Lives at Top of the World The miracle Seabuckthorn plant grows wild in the Himalaya Mountains. We equip communities to plant nurseries and harvest wild berries, lifting people out of poverty and protecting the environment.
Food Justice in Action - 100 Hoops/100 Farms This project will raise startup funds for the first 20 hoophouses for cold climate season extension growing, and build farming capacity in collaboration with impoverished Twin Cities area communities
Project Tai O Stray Cat The problem of stray cats has never been taken seriously due to the lack of resources and ignorance by the government. With our mission and objectives, we need a lot of funding to provide medical care and neutering the stray cats, and to prevent them from starving.  The 'Tai O Stray Cats Home Project' helps stray cats by means of providing daily living support and neutering to control its population. It also provides proper care to rescued new born cats until they are adopted.
Help Mothers of the Disappeared Find Justice Since the start of Mexicos drug war in 2006, more than 37,000 people have disappeared. Authorities are often involved in the disappearances or are unwilling to resolve them, which has led to hundreds of mothers forming collectives throughout the country to personally search for their loved ones and to seek justice for these wrongdoings. We provide capacity-building training to these mothers in order to empower them in exercising their rights to justice, to the truth, and to receive reparations.
Supporting Bereaved Siblings Young adults bereaved by the loss of a brother or a sister are sometimes called 'the forgotten bereaved'.  We offer peer support from bereaved adult sibling to bereaved adult sibling to provide compassion, friendship, support and hope. We support around 500 bereaved adult siblings a year through online support, a national helpline, weekend retreats, dedicated online newsletter, dedicated Facebook support groups.
Rebuilding the lives of street children in Uganda The project provides 850 street children with the emotional, physical, spiritual, educational and economic needs to facilitate their transition off the streets and back into the community.
Path to Self-Sufficiency Phakamani addresses poverty, unemployment, corruption and hopelessness in South Africa by providing support and education to motivated female micro-entrepreneurs. Training, group loans and empowering on-going support enable them to generate income and create savings and hope for the next generation. With time and training South African women are able to participate in local markets and turn their ideas into viable small businesses, bringing opportunity and hope to their families and communities.
Help Fund Scholarships for Afghan Students CHI wants to give scholarships to 100 Afghan school students. After these students complete school, CHI would like to be able to offer 10 scholarships to students attending universities in Afghanistan.
Project Flash the Light To Save Elephants of India This project aims to create safe shared spaces for people and elephants, using science based solutions. In West Bengal state, India, human and elephant deaths are alarmingly high at approx. 40 people and six elephants per year. Research suggests, accidental encounters occur at night as people run into elephants, resulting in human casualties and animosity towards elephants. Tragedies can be averted using basic safety practices, Eg: flashlights in the dark to alert elephants of human presence.
UM FUTURO FELIZ / A HAPPY FUTURE CONSTRUIR 8 SALAS, DE 2 ANDARES PARA ATENDER A 500 JOVENS PARA O SEGUINTE:  TIRAR CRIANCAS DA RUA, OFERECENDO CURSOS DE INFORMATICA E DE PREVENCAO AO USO INDEVIDO DE SUBSTANCIAS PSICOATIVAS. INCLUSAO DIGITAL E SOCIAL DE PESSOAS NECESSITADAS. FORTALECIMENTO DE VINCULO FAMILIAR  /  BUILD 8 ROOMS, OF 2 FLOORS TO MEET 500 YOUNG PEOPLE TO THE FOLLOWING : TAKE STREET CHILDREN , OFFERING COMPUTER COURSES AND PREVENTION TO IMPROPER USE OF PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCES . DIGITAL AND SOCIAL INCLUSION OF PEOP
Plant tree, save earth & lives secure the future BARNAMALA EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL SOCIETY aims to plant 20,000 plants in two years. Preserving the tree is an obligation for everyone without exception, one tree will absorb approximately a ton of carbon dioxide during the course of its life cycle. Tree planting can restore global warming. Bring awareness to children. Protect the planet for our children and grandchildren.
Launch Leap Skills' Entrepreneurship Program! Leap Skills, a Somo partner in India, mentors, trains, and provides employment opportunities to young adults as they transition from education to work in a globalized economy. To date they have trained over 32,000 people! Their Entrepreneurship Program will provide college students with business training, mentorship, and access to capital and markets to help them launch micro-enterprises and become job makers in their communities.
Slums to Schools, creating success in Kathmandu On the banks of the heavily polluted Bagmati river there is a slum, with tin shanty "homes' having no toilets, floors, heat or lights. Everyday, 140 children walk from this slum to Koseli School where they bathe, brush teeth, change into clean school uniforms, have a hearty breakfast and begin to study. It's a place of miracles, there's no other way to state it. It costs just over $1.00 a day to feed, educate and provide clothing for these kids, an incredibly cheap cost.
Purchase irrigation kits for 1000 poor farmers Most  smallholder farmers depend entirely on rain fed agriculture for survival and their food security. With adverse changes in climatic patterns the outcome has been devastating with most rural communities in Kenya's arid and semi arid areas facing starvation and death. Over 60% of livestock has died due to drought. HDI is supporting these smallholder farmers survive through the provision of smallholder irrigation kits.  With this they can plant on and off dry seasons and be food sufficient
Help 95 DC Kids Extend Learning After School This past summer 95 DC children worked with community members to create an intergenerational garden. Students learned about community connection, healthy living skills and eco-literacy. We are continuing the gardening project through the fall.
Palu & Donggala Emergency Relief On 28 September 2018, Palu was hit by what BBC described as a 'worst case' scenario, combining a large earthquake with a 7.4 magnitude, followed by a tsunami, major liquefaction and landslides that devastated the regions of Palu, Donggala and Sigi, resulting in total destruction of most buildings in the area. This project aims to establish two emergency posts providing assistance to victims in the form of nutritious foods, clean water, health equipment, medicine and basic shelter.
Train 10 Single mothers in Bamenda Cameroon Young single mothers are the poorest of the poor in Cameroon because of low social status; incomes and absence of vocational training skills for job markets or self employment. This project enables them acquire modern livestock production skills to break out of the cycle of poverty, disease and social neglect.It also increases their incomes and protein intake for their families by providing them small livestock to start small farm businesses on completing from the training center.
Help 200 Students From Burma Study for University The people of Burma (Myanmar), one of the world's poorest and most troubled countries, face many challenges - extreme poverty, deep social conflicts and failing infrastructure. The education system, undermined by decades of neglect, is unable to prepare students to tackle these challenges. This project will support 200 students from marginalized communities across Burma to reach the academic levels needed to access international university education and become catalysts of positive change.
Global Covid Emergency! - Oxygen On Demand Emergency Oxygen -  The Appropriate Technology Collaborative is making an oxygen concentrator for Covid relief.   Millions of people in India, Africa and Asia are now suffocating due to lack of oxygen.  Hospitals are over run with Covid patients.  The situation is dire, but Covid patients, if given oxygen early on, can recover at home.  Home oxygen means fewer patients are hospitalized and fewer are intubated.  Oxygen is essential.  Let's help local people take control and make their own oxygen.
Clare House: Women in Need of Housing & a Future Our Project changes lives & offers Hope for a brighter future. We are building a healthy community for non-violent women coming out of prison. By supporting each woman to reach the goals of self-sufficiency & independent living in the community, we offer affordable safe housing so women are able to obtain benefits from a range of social service & educational programs designed to maximize potential for success & reduce recidivism the overall benefit the project brings is healthier communities.
Relief for Philippine Typhoon Vinta Survivors Christmas week 2017, major typhoon Vinta devastated close to 10 million people in central and southern Philippines.  Many of these areas were heavily damaged in 2013 by Super Typhoon Haiyan. Asia America Initiative with our local partners are conducting long-term and emergency relief by providing shelter, food and water to thousands of families. We also provide shelter materials, hygiene supplies, medicines and other post-trauma services to a target of 30,000 persons, mostly children.
Education & HIV Treatment for 100 Children-Murewa Rozaria Memorial Trust (RMT)  is supporting almost 100 children living with HIV  in Murewa, Zimbabwe  to access treatment and education; and over 5000 students with information on positive living thereby increasing their opportunities and potential in life. The project covers 36 villages  in the district of est.23 000 people, where the HIV prevalence is 23% against the national average of 13%. RMT empowers care-givers and collaborate with schools, health institutions and others in this program.
Help care for 100 children with cancer in Mexico 70% of children with cancer are treated in hospitals in our state of Sonora. Most of these children come from all areas of the  northwest  with their parents, or caregivers. The hospital in our area is the only one availlable with  specialized medical resources and treatment , including chemotherapy.  With this project we intend to give 2 meals a day,in our Soup Kitchen, which we call " SULAM" meaning  Stairway To Heaven, and  including help to  pay for bus fair,or housing expenses,ect
Journalism Training for Women of the Diaspora Global Press Institute has trained more than 120 women around the world to become professional, award-winning reporters. Its newest project, Global Connect!, offers women of the Diaspora community in major U.S. cities a similar opportunity. A 2-day journalism training seminar in partnership with Women's eNews,  will be followed by long-term editorial coaching to help participants create original blogs that will elevate awareness about gender justice issues facing minority and immigrant women.
Sustainable School Sanitation in Tamil Nadu -750 school children get toilets
-More than 2100 girls continue education
-School sanitation training in 10 schools
Improving the rural education in Colombia In Colombia children face serious risk of dropping out because their school does not offer them the right conditions to go to study. We created Escala programme because we think that a person who stays in school and completes the learning process until graduation, will have a better quality of life.
Save Malnourished Mother & Children In Sunderban BTS aims to save 500 malnourished mother and children by supporting nutrition food supply and medical care for safe delivery. The project aims to improve awareness on exclusive breast feeding and child caring among young mothers between nineteen and twenty five years of age group. It will impact on reducing IMR and MMR rates among the mothers from fishermen or forest-fringe community people living deplorably in Sunderban.
Cultivating Youth Entrepreneurship in Rural India Investing in rural youth - who often leave for opportunities in cities - by providing them with technology and entrepreneurial skills to grow local businesses and develop professional careers locally.
Golf Clinic for 100 Kids in Nigeria The game of Golf is an elitist sport thereby exclusive to the rich and the privileged. I believe Golf is a life game and should be for everyone especially children and youths, this is the future of the game. Learning this game, knowing and loving it will enrich the lives of high school students in the rural setting like Elekuru and its environs. I invite you to support me in the recruitment and training of 100 high school boys and girls in Elekuru Village Ibadan, Nigeria. Thank you
Support beyond Entrepreneurship Women Palante is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to establishing opportunities for low and middle-income Latinx women and children, a historically marginalized group, to start and grow their own businesses.We support and mentor women as they develop their unique business plans and launch their companies as Irma, a mexican mother immigrant, came to D.C with a lot of expectations about the American dream. She found in WomenPalante a "family" to develop her business and wellness.
Give Relief and Education to Syrian Refugees There are over 2 million Syrian refugees who have fled the unrest in Syria seeking refuge in neighboring countries. With the refugee population growing by the thousands daily, the region is in a state of humanitarian crisis. Relief International is providing life-saving relief to families in Jordan and Lebanon by distributing hygiene kits and providing water and sanitation services. In the Za'atari Refugee Camp, Jordan, RI is providing education and tutoring services for over 5000 children.
Sewing Enterprise for Adolescent Girls in Tanzania The project provides sewing and business training to increase the skills and income potential of 30-60 undereducated and underemployed adolescent girls each year.
Irrigation system for our School's rice fields This project will build an irrigation system for our Half Day School's rice fields which are part of the vocational training at DEPDC and also provide rice for our school's lunch program. The irrigation system will improve the field's water supply significantly and will work most of the rice growing season without using energy.
Remove Women's Barriers to Justice in South Asia Most cases of gender-based violence and discrimination never see the light of day. Survivors are simply too afraid to share and the justice process is complex and inaccessible. SAHR's role is to give them access by working with survivors and grassroots defenders in South Asia and the Middle East to make justice a reality. We will provide user-friendly legal resources to 50 survivors and defenders to help them seek reparations and accountability.
Cyclone Fani Aftermath - Help Rebuild Odisha The coastal part of Odisha was struck with a Category 4 - Hurricane, Cyclone Fani which has been the most devastating cyclone to hit the state in the last 20 years. The cyclone caused massive destruction of properties and natural landscape, hampered transportation, connectivity and communication in the region. The aftermath of this disaster has left millions in a state of homelessness as well as with the loss livelihood.
Support refugees and asylum seekers in Lewisham AFRIL empowers refugees to rebuild content and purposeful lives in the UK. We support refugees and asylum seekers in Lewisham to help themselves and integrate into the community. We run a Foodbank, Saturday school for refugee children, Legal advice services for housing, education, employment and more, English classes for refugees and opportunities to volunteer and work. We help over 100 refugees every week, and your donations will enable us to continue providing vital services.
Help 50 Teens in Niger w/ Quality Formal Education International Academy of Niamey (IAN) - NIGER Republic - is a non-profit middle and high school that has been operating since July 25, 2011. The school currently enrolled four 7th graders and five 8th graders. Out of the nine students, seven are on 50% scholarship and two on 100% scholarship. Additionally, all nine students received all school supplies free of charge. IAN emphases on exploring reading, writing, math, science, humanities, arts and technology.
Education for Afghans through Radio/TV We have combined projects Radio Meraj and TV Meraj! The Afghan Institute of Learning provides education to Afghans but some people live too far from an AIL Learning Center or do not feel safe to travel. Reaching these people with education through broadcast media is an effective means and a popular solution. Radio Meraj has been going since 2015 providing educational programs and TV Meraj will soon start broadcasting. Both stations are housed in AIL's Herat office building.
Empower  350 Widows/Youths in Nawfija town Nigeria This project will establish an Economic development center in Nawfija town to empower 200 youths and 150 widows/ teenage mothers  who are mainly  victims of Boko Haram insurgence and poverty . This project will build an oil mill for the youths,  cassava processing mill  and a water bole hole in the economic center for Nawfija community.  We will construct /equip the centre with modern oil milling  and casava processing   machines We will train the women/youths on management of the machines
Citizen Observatory of Water Justice The Magdalena river basin, which is home to 49% of the Colombian population and recieves the direct wastewater discharge from 128 municipalities, is now recognized as legal entity. This project seeks to consolidate the Citizen Observatory of Water Justice in Colombia by monitoring critical points of the Magdalena river across the country, training  grassroots organizations in water quality monitoring and legal procedures to protect the rights of the river and other water bodies in the country.
Help feed 1000 Indigenous People in Honduras This pilot project will provide 100 farmers with quantities of seeds, tools and fertilizer to recover from poor harvests last year. After 1 year they give back the initial quantity for another farmer.
Help Special Need Kids/Siblings Learn From Groups This family-based music-art-sports group project will offer weekly activities for 3-12 year-old children with special needs during school semesters, to improve children's motor skills, physical fitness and social interaction in Taiwan. The participating children suffer from developmental delay, autistic spectrum disorder, cerebral palsy, attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder, learning disorders, etc. This project enrolls kids' parents and siblings to optimize the family support.
Help youth facing adversities in Singapore Lunar New Year is a season for celebration, generous giving and reunion in the Chinese calendar. However, this is not the case for many of our youth because of the adversities they face in life.