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Train 25 PEACE Anti-bullying Peer Educators in WA Left unchecked bullying ruins lives and erodes everyone's safety. In Bellevue elementary schools, YES' PEACE Program (Peers Educating And Coaching Empathy) trains hundreds of 5th-grade peer-educators who help turn the tide on bullying by creating a safer, more compassionate school community. PEACE Ambassadors learn signs of bullying and ways to help out their classmates. After practicing their presentation skills and gaining confidence, they teach younger peers about safety and support.
Provide famine relief to families in Somalia More than 13 million people are affected by the drought in the Horn of Africa. Nearly half of the children in Somalia are malnourished. World Concern is providing emergency food, water and supplies to the most vulnerable, underserved families affected by this crisis.
Tailoring store for Indian women The project that  we are proposing is the construction and management of a tailoring store for one year. A real shop, it can be the natural outlet for women who are working for years with professionalism and desire growing. Women become masters of their own future, their own well-being, their own independence: the married can take care of their children by providing them the opportunity, with education, adequate nutrition, creating a greater independence from the family of origin.
Support Hospices in Moscow "Someone who can't be cured can still be helped".  This Vera Hospice Charity Fund's motto may seem like common knowledge, but 10 years ago, when the foundation first began supporting hospices and terminally ill people, very few members of Russian society would agree. Death and dying have been taboo subjects for decades. As a result of this negligence, children and adults with different life-limiting illnesses and their loved ones were left with no professional care, in pain and despair.
Provide healthcare to 20,000 people in India People living in India's informal housing settlements (commonly known as slums) do not have access to primary or preventive healthcare. Women have no prenatal care, children go without pediatric care, and most families are unable to seek treatment for preventable diseases like tuberculosis. We currently operate 3 clinics in Jaipur, India, with plans to open another. This project will fund our 3 clinics for a year, providing care to more than 20,000 people.
Support People Affected by Cyclone Gaja-TamilNadu The cyclone Gaja crossed coast between Nagapattinam and Vedaranniyam of Tamil Nadu with wind speed of 100 - 120 kmph . The cyclonic storm caused considerable damage both to human lives and infrastructure. The affected areas of the cyclone are Nagapattinam , Thiruvarur , Tanjore , Pudukkottai and  Cuddalore districts of Tamil Nadu.
Dancing shantytowns - 150 children in Casablanca Thanks to this project, 150 children of the shantytowns of Casablanca improve their life skills like commitment, discipline and self-confidence through street dancing lessons.
AMPATH Reproductive Health honoring John & Julie AMPATH works to improve the health, education, and pregnancy care of women in Western Kenya.  Julie and John are passionate about the well being of women around the world and AMPATH. Julie has been involved with AMPATH since 2011 and will be spending 6 months in Kenya as Team Leader in Obstetrics & Gynaecology after the wedding. Julie shares: "We have more than we could ask for in life to be happy. We are hoping people will redirect any wedding gifts to charities like AMPATH"
Provide one month food for an aged person in india The project provides food materials for 30 days per person covering 1000 deserted old age persons living in Tirunelveli corporation slums of Tamilnadu, India
Mission Camps Seeker Springs provides camps for children experiencing difficult life situations.  Currently we have 6 camps: two for siblings separated due to foster care, one for foster teens who are about to age out of foster care, and two for children from a high crime/low income apartment complex.  We serve about 220 children who need a break from their destructive environment and need to learn relationship skills as well as many other skills. Camp makes learning fun!
Working Skills Centre in Argentina Through the Working Skills Centre, Reciduca accompanies 50 young people with dropout risk during the last year of school by promoting school completion. During this period, they receive training workshops and they carry out educational practices with the purpose of transmitting tools to improve their opportunities. In Argentina, the youth unemployment rate is 18,2%, from that group, those with more difficulties to access a quality job are: young people of 18/19 years.
Save the Indian Cow  - It Saves People and Globe The project is to promote and propagate virtues of the Indian cow; its traditional place in Indian culture, traditional and economy; its Integrated Cycle for sustainable Agriculture, Health & Nutrition and environment. Formation of cow farm, 100000 cows to community for safe rearing and food security, Training to 10000 farmer and women and 10000 hectares coming to eco-agriculture are done. It saves cows, assures food security and livelihoods, Eco-cultivation and  Green Globe.
MADAGASCAR VILLAGES FREE FROM CHILD MARRIAGE This project plans to carry out an awareness campaign in 26 schools also reaching parents and teachers; a seminar for 48 leaders as well as media awareness-raising for free schools and villages from child marriage.
Happy Chickens for Fiji Cyclone Disaster Hit Areas Rural communities in Fiji rely on subsistence farming and fishing for most of their needs.  Fiji was hit by a severe 190 MPH+ cyclone in March which destroyed nearly everything in villages on Koro Island, Talevu, Ra, and Northern Lau: 95% of homes, tree crops, gardens, and local chicken flocks.  Last year we hatched five thousand chickens, well-adapted to local free-range conditions, and we provided them at cost to poor communities. Our goal now is to extend the work into the disaster zone.
BRIDGE - Give Disadvantaged Kids a Chance, Hungary Our foundation, like a well built bridge is trying to help the kids to be able to run their life which is especially convoluted for them. Within the project there are more smaller goals, like the bridge building blocks, all contribute to make the whole structure strong and stable. The children need to have a strong support to overcome obstacles. A) BRIDGE between the children and their families B) BRIDGE between children and society C) BRIDGE between the present and the future of children
HELP DEAF & DUMB CHILDREN IN INDIA ISKCON with help of the UMEED Foundation is helping deaf children have a fulfilling and meaningful childhood and a bright future ahead. Our 'Anubhuti Center for Deaf' in Bangalore, India connects with deaf & dumb children, organizes retreats & food for them, provides computer education to make them TechWizs for a better-abled future. We also train them in communication techniques, which helps them to safeguard themselves from being exploited or abused. We also provide hearing aids to the needy.
Bring Renewable Energy to 20 Peruvian Communities The project will implement off-grid solar power and micro-hydro systems to provide electricity to 20 communities in the Andean highlands of Peru.
Help transform colombian children & their families The project seeks to change the standard of living of 232 children and their 185 families who are part of the community of the Centro Social Unidad, located in a non-privileged neighborhood of Bogota. This will be done through continuous accompaniment, courses and workshops that provide psychosocial tools that lead to improving intra-family ties and, in turn, to decrease the dropout rate, which will be reflected in a better quality of life, making them protagonists of their own history.
Equip 8 preschool classrooms on a college campus Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley is building a new expanded preschool on the campus of a community college in Huntington Beach.  Funds donated on GlobalGiving will buy classroom supplies.
Rebuilding Alliance Revolving Mortgage Loan Fund Families in the Palestinian Village of Al Aqaba seek mortgage loans to build their new homes.   The village will guarantee repayment of that loan through their cooperative credit union, the Al Aqaba Cooperative Assembly for Housing Displaced (ACAHD).  Your donation funds the Rebuilding Alliance Revolving Mortgage Loan Fund to provide ACAHD construction loans, then use repayments to help other families rebuild too.  Note: the Israeli Army has issued demolition orders to 90% of this village.
Coronavirus Emergency Food & Facemask Distribution When COVID19 arrived in Kenya, Springs of Hope Foundation shifted its focus from a free vocational training school for vulnerable young women to making facemasks to be given to the most vulnerable in our community. It quickly became apparent that catastrophic food shortages & mass starvation were greater devastations than the virus itself. Since March we have been focusing on a free food hamper & facemask distribution program to the elderly, people with disabilities & child-headed households.
BUILD A KINDERGERTEN FOR 300 POOR & NEEDY CHILDREN This project will enable more than 300 children;Poor Orphans,Children from extremely poor families and rescued street children to access quality kindergarten education that is vital yet out of reach to them.This gives them an opportunity to liberate themselves and the society at large from the  shackles of poverty that has bedeviled them. 
This children in dire need of Kindergarten education will access it for free and also get German  and Music training from qualified trainers.
Move 167 Rescued Animals to their New Home! CIWY needs to leave Machia Sanctuary and move the rescued animals who live there and depend on us for daily care.  With your help, we will build new enclosures for them at our Jacj Cuisi Sanctuary.
Healthcare for Mothers and Children in Bangladesh Every 4 minutes in Bangladesh, a child less than 1 month old dies because their mother didn't have access to proper post-natal and ante-natal care. The majority of these deaths can be prevented by providing children and their mothers with access to proper nutrition. By providing nutritional supplements to pregnant mothers, their newborn babies, and young children, we can drastically reduce child mortality.
Providing Access to Water for 250 Kenyan Families 250 Kenyan families, whose livelihoods have recently been threatened recurrently due to long periods of drought, will be provided with access to water and drinking water through this project. This will be achieved by building a well and constructing a system for filtering the water into clean drinking water on the compound of St. Monica Village, a cooperative for widows in Western Kenya. The project thus makes a crucial contribution to securing the livelihoods of these families.
Empowering 37 Orphans Through Education in Kenya Education is the key to pulling oneself out of the cycle of poverty and dependency.  Nyumbani Village, located in the eastern province of Kitui, Kenya will provide tertiary education for the current 37 students who are graduating from seconday school.  This specialized training will help secure their path to successful employment, thereby ensuring their future.
uplift and empower the victims of patriarchy to empower and mainstreamise the most stigmatised and discreminated women. They are sweepers, dumping ground workers, sex workers, trafficked women and HIV+ women, through micro-entrepreneurship and financial inclusion program and community leadership program. the project will  provide micro-entrepreneurship training to 20 women peers to lead 20+ groups from the above discriminated communities, advocate their cause for financial inclusion and link them with banks, and give micro skill support.
Playground for visually-impaired students At an innovation workshop, 25 teenaged student members of Heroes Foundation designed, and will help build, a playground for the 20 visually impaired students at a residential school for the blind in Trinidad and Tobago.
Help Make an Island Plastic Free The project will work on the small Island of Nusa Lembongan, Indonesia, where the authorities and community have set themselves the goal of becoming plastic free. We believe we can greatly help them. Working with two schools we will train teachers to deliver our eight-lesson plastic education program to a total of 240 students. Plastic cups will then be phased out of sale at schools' canteens and instead, students will purchase water refills in BPA-free stainless steel bottles, which we provide.
Quality Improvement of Education Services This project responds to the impact that instability and corruption is having on young people's access to education  and motivation to participate civically in their communities. Working secondary schools, this project introduces Integrity Clubs in schools in South Kivu. In Integrity Clubs, students representing all groups discuss integrity and learn skills to become active citizens.
Statewide Flooding Recovery May 2019 record rainfall has created flooding in all 77 counties in the state.  Thousands of families have been displaced and homes damaged.  Tornadoes, hail, and high winds have also added to the numbers.  Your opportunity to help families in crisis, recover homes damaged, and be the hope disaster survivors need is now.  Your funds will directly impact a families home by providing for needs like roofing, flooring, drywall...  Please help families who have no means of recovery on their own.
Rebuild a Secondary School for 250 Kids in Nepal The Shree Bhumimata secondary school was forced to close its doors after being badly damaged in the 2015 Nepal earthquake. Its 250 students, most from disadvantaged families, were forced to attend class in a temporary space which is crowded, cold and ill-equipped. This project will rebuild the village school, providing quality education in a safe space to a community which is in dire need of an opportunity to rise out of poverty and combat gender inequality and discrimination.
Looma ~ interactive A/V education for any school VillageTech Solutions is designing and field-testing Looma. A single 85 watt unit will bring the best educational content of the Internet to any classroom, anywhere on Earth. Looma has a bright LED projector, fast computer, good sound system, webcam and microphone to record students or teacher, massive storage, wifi/bluetooth/USB connections. Looma does away with the keyboard or mouse by using an aerial "wand", making it easily controlled by teacher or students in a shared environment.
Give Colours to Mexican Children with Cancer Since 1990, we have helped more than 12,600 low-income girls, boys and young people who suffer from cancer in Mexico. With your help, we can continue to do so for the 1,200 children we have in active treatment and the 4,800 children we have in present remission.
Youth Empowerment and Social Innovation in Kosovo UNICEF Innovations Lab Kosovo cultivates innovations for the benefit of Kosovo's youth. While Kosovo is the youngest region in Europe-with more than half of its population under 25 years old-far too many youth lack ways to participate in the processes that affect them.  Innovations Lab projects give Kosovo youth the opportunity to impact their own lives, and those of their peers, by helping them turn their social innovation ideas into reality.
Fight Malnutrition in Guatemala The villagers of San Mateo Milpas Altas suffer from extreme poverty. They live on less than $1 per day and many of their crops were destroyed in the horrible rainy season of 2010. In order to fight hunger and malnutrition, the community center, Semilla de Esperanza y Amor, offers 1 full meal and 1 healthy snack per day five days a week to over 100 children. This food program ensures that the kids receive at least the bare minimum of nutrients they need to fight malnutrition.
Help 2500 Girls In Ghana at Risk of Child Marriage This project is to send 2500 girls to school who are at risk of Child Early and Forced Marriage in Karaga District Ghana. Child marriage undermines a child's right to education and entrenches gender inequality. Ending child marriage will enable girls be in school to achieve their full potentials in life. It will reduce child mortality and improve maternal health since child brides are under social pressure to prove their fertility, thereby experiencing early pregnancies or death in childbirth
IDE Worldwide Water Technology Dissemination Increase introduction and large-scale dissemination of water-control technologies like EazyDrip worldwide to current IDE country programs. Create new opportunities in such regions as Central America.
Build composting toilets for 50 families in Malawi The Kwathu Foundation is helping subsistance farmers in Mboma village to build composting toilets. At the moment, these farmers do not succeed to harvest enough to prevent hunger, because they can't afford to by fertilizer. These toilets will not only provide the villagers with free, high-quality organic fertilizer ('humanure") for their fields, but also improve drinking water quality because these toilets prevent avoid faecal contamination of the groundwater due to lower toilet depth.
CoderDojo - Support kids learning to code globally The CoderDojo movement believes that an understanding of programming languages is increasingly important in the modern world, that it's both better and easier to learn these skills early, and that nobody should be denied the opportunity to do so.  In 2017, CoderDojo joined forces with the Raspberry Pi Foundation to further accelerate our mission and vision globally.
Support a Science Center in Rural Ecuador This project will build an interpretive science center in the Eastern Andes of Ecuador.  Around 100 local youth will benefit from the center by being able to participate in educational activities carried out there.  Additionally the center will provide education to youth from around the world, and sustainable employment to locals from the community.  The center is involved in direct conservation activities protecting over 300 hectares of primary forest.
EMPOWERING DEAF, BLIND PEOPLE IN UGANDA The Turin Institute for the Deaf in Italy & World Action Fund in Uganda want to provide a rehabilitation, integrated Education and social insertion of deaf and blind persons in Uganda among : Developing the Child's level of functioning cognitive, speech and language, psychological, motor and self-help skills  Training the mothers/families on how to communicate and support their children for a social inclusion. Vocational training,  Managing the transition from school to the job world.
Sustainable Jobs for Trafficking Victims in India This project seeks to provide sustainable employment and holistic care for women survivors of trafficking and prostitution in India. We currently have 6 women ready for employment and hope to expand our reach to 20 women by then end of 2019. These women will make fair trade products that will be sold in various parts of the world.
Completing The Multipurpose Liberian Youth Center This phase of the project is meant to complete the ongoing construction of the Multipurpose Youth Training Center(MYTC) in Johnsonville Township, Montserrado County, Liberia, for 1500 direct beneficiaries. The facility will also sustainably strengthen SHIFSD's organizational effectiveness by providing a permanent cost effective office accommodation, a vocational training facility for out-of-school youths and illiterate women including other local partner NGOs
Business Training to Empowerment 20 Mayan Women This project would provide business training to 20 mayan women who have the desire to start or improve a business to help them empower themselves as women and contribute to their family revenues. During the business training 20 mayan women will learn human development themes, gender equity, business management, marketing, finances, accounting, sales, customer service and corporate social responsibility.
Save 10 acres of biodiverse forest in Sri Lanka This project will protect 10 acres of biodiverse forest in Sri Lanka from the threat of deforestation. We will create a protected area and plant additional nutmeg and goraka trees to help the local community generate income from the forest. We invite you to become a steward of this beautiful forest by sponsoring an area for protection.
Airlift Aid to Turkey Earthquake Survivors A powerful earthquake - magnitude 7.2 - has struck outside Van, Turkey. The earthquake and its destructive aftershocks are affecting children and families in Turkey. 

In response, Save the Children is planning a massive airlift of disaster relief supplies. We need your generous gift to support our humanitarian efforts and fund the emergency airlift. 

Your support will help us protect vulnerable children and provide desperately needed relief to families.
Life Skills using Lego for 260 Children in India This project will support 260 at-risk Children in urban (Pune and Bangalore) and rural (4 villages in Dharwad, Karnataka) India through our Build Maya program, focused on enabling children to develop leadership skills and life skills using Lego. The program uses Lego in a fun and engaging way to enable children between 9 to 14 years of age in public and low-income private schools to collaborate, reflect on and connect first-hand experiences and learnings from the classroom with their real lives.
Using the power of soccer to fight HIV/AIDS Providing HIV information to youth living in Majengo slums through a series of sports activies,drama plays and videos.
Water for Health, Hygiene and Sanitation The main goal of the project is to provide safe, low cost maintenance, clean drinking water for 3 disadvantaged local communities in the North West Region of Cameroon (Fonta, Nibah and Tubah). This project will build  3 Pumpmakers PM Life Stations  in 3 communities - 6000 inhabitants will have access to clean drinking water  - 3 disadvantaged communities educated on proper hygiene practices (washing hands with soap, good storage and water treatment at home, use of latrines)
Circle of Change  - Monthly Giving A love of cloth diapers first fueled our mission to help vulnerable babies in need. Over the years, we've seen firsthand the impact diapers and other hygiene products can have on an entire families' quality of life. Now, our ability to empower families to go from barely surviving to now thriving is the fuel we need.  The Circle of Change is about joining our central mission via a dedicated monthly gift to enable consistent change- today, tomorrow and beyond.
Hurricane Irma: Helping Children in Haiti Hurricane Irma is one of the strongest storms ever measured in the Atlantic. This fund will provide diapers at no cost to our partner agencies in Haiti who are recovering and rebuilding. When we think about disaster recovery, we tend to think about hunger, homelessness, and clean water.Diapers are an overlooked, yet crucial, basic need. All babies deserve to be clean, dry, and healthy.
Clarksburg High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Syona, Paola, Sara, Andrew, Saahas, Havish, Tulsi from Clarksburg High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Water for Refugees For refugee families, even the most basic resources can be out of reach. Water for refugees, which includes soap, a bucket and water-purifying aqua-tabs, gives a displaced family one of life's most vital resources.