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Tablets for disadvantaged children in Romania The way we look at life has massively changed in the past few months. At a global level. And that includes the way we look at Education, especially in Romania - where the system was not fully prepared to move entirely into online. 1 in 3 children in Romania live in relative income poverty. The project aims to equip a minimum number of 200 children from economically-deprived environments with tools necessary to continue their online education.
Fighting Malnutrition Through Child Care in India Very young children in the poorest tribal villages of southern Rajasthan are often left at home alone or with young siblings whilst their parents work. They lack adequate care, safety and nourishing food, resulting in malnutrition and ill-health. Seva Mandir's day care (balwadi) programme addresses these issues by offering a safe, loving environment, nutritious meals and supplements for children from birth to 5 years old, for six hours a day, six days a week.
Create college opportunities for Latino students Scholars Latino Initiative (SLI) supports Latino/a/x high school students with college access through rigorous academic challenge, leadership development, scholarships, and supportive mentorships.
I Speak Football I Speak Football is a project led by young leaders that uses football to connect isolated young people in Melbourne. Offering football sessions to boost language skills and social networks, we aim to help 300 young people from marginalised cultural backgrounds to make friends, boost their self-confidence and self-esteem.  Already supported by Cityzens Giving, your donation will help I Speak Football to help the young leaders support even more young people in Melbourne.
Support Music Education For Nepali Youth! This project will fund new instruments and supplies for Playing For Change Foundation's Musica Music Institute in the Lalitpur District of Kathmandu, Nepal. With the help of our GlobalGiving supporters, we'll be able to enroll even more students in our free classes, providing a music education to young adults that inspires creativity, promotes peace, and unites the community.
Response to Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Mercy Corps is working with Peace Winds Japan & PlaNet Finance Japan to help affected communities recover emotionally, restart businesses & regain lost jobs. Although our emergency response work - to distribute relief items & vouchers to survivors to purchase essentials, provide bus service & mobile shops to communities, & help young people recover from the trauma & resume their normal lives - is complete, there is still plenty of work to do to restore businesses & strengthen communities.
Rescue Dogs & Cats In Need - East Tennessee Almost Home's project will help provide vetting for mistreated and homeless animals. It will also provide our foster homes with much needed supplies and medications allowing us to place our rescues in safe and loving environments.
Support survivors of the Orlando shooting The Orlando community experienced a horrendous act of violence on June 12, 2016, when a gunman attacked individuals at Pulse Nightclub killing dozens during LGBT Pride Month. Help support the immediate and long-term complex emotional and physical needs of these victims and their families.
Cycle Kosovo for Children The Cycle Kosovo for Children is a fundraising event, started in 2014. Since then, a group of 40 - 50 cyclists participate in the annual tour, cycling around Kosovo, passing through major cities in the country, including 500 km of cycling and 6,000 meters of climbing. The tour continued each year with the same goal, namely raising funds to buy medical equipment for the healthcare institutions in Kosovo.
Support Fact-Based Nonprofit Journalism From microplastics in bottled water and climate-related flooding to the political engagement of young adults and the future of counterterrorism efforts, Orb Media's original global reporting and research focuses on issues that impact billions of people. Through production of six stories a year, we are committed to informing individuals across the globe by infusing the publishing infrastructure with compelling stories and important information that catalyzes global dialogue and action.
Train Women Leaders for Wildlife Conservation! Traditionally, women from wildlife conservancy communities have little voice, but given the right training, they can become incredible change agents. Leadership and management skills have been neglected yet are key factors in achieving better community and wildlife sustainability. The Leadership and Management Program is unique and has a successful record with wildlife conservancies. The project will enable 60 women to participate in the course, furthering a unique approach to conservation.
Elizabeth Ann Montessori Center This project will provide opportunities for pre- and primary age children of poverty to have a quality, hands-on, experiential education that will prepare them for a successful school experience and give them concentration, organization, coordination, order, and English communication skills, and help them to learn independently, through the proven Montessori educational system.
Cultivating Quechua Girls' Leadership in Peru This program will teach vital leadership and practical life skills to indigenous school-aged girls in the high Andes. Quechua girls face great barriers to education and eventually, economic success. Rural communities suffer when women aren't equipped to lead. This project builds empowered girls into community leaders, and equips them with the personal skills to create their own success.
Inclusive secondary education support Inclusive secondary education support for all the poor/orphans and vulnerable children with disability, and adolescent girls in targeted communities of Chipangali District.  Education is central to all and especially to women in the fight against poverty and discrimination. However access to education by the girl child and children with disabilities in Chipangali district is low. This is because of several reasons. The first cause is poverty itself.
Sponsor meals for indigenous Taiwanese children Bright Side provides year round nutritious plant-based meals to indigenous children in two regions of Taiwan who lack access to  cooked meals on weekends when food programs do not provide services.  For 7 years we have been combating malnutrition and food insecurity in our day camps on weekends by creating food with children to empower them with basic kitchen skills and to prevent hunger pangs. Funds also supports quarterly delivery of rice and other staple foods to 25 indigenous families.
Emergency COVID in Palestine Many families, already penalized by heavy employment measures, face another major difficulty today: the lockdown, imposed at least until June 5, entails the paralysis of many productive activities that have had to leave many workers at home. The project wants to give concrete help to the many families who are in extreme difficulty and do not know how to get to the end of the day.
Education Scholarships for Child Laborers in India This project will provide hundreds of migrant child laborers in rural India with transportation from the brick kilns where they live and labor to public school.
Restore Eyesight to Children in Africa Worldwide, the most common eye problem and a big contributor to school drop out rate's and unemployment is uncorrected vision, with millions of adolescents in the most vulnerable areas lacking sufficient eye testing and necessary care. Children are falling behind in school, therefore leaving them uneducated, unemployed and falling into the cycle of poverty and locking them into a lifetime of disadvantages. By providing children with the gift of vision, they will be given another chance at life
COVID19 Awareness & Safety Kit for Kenyan Children Kenya continues to see a rise in COVID-19 infections and fatalities daily. With children going back to school, it has become urgent to find ways to reduce the spread of the virus, especially for those in marginalized areas. This project will create an Awareness and Safety campaign to teach on preventing the virus and teach Kenyan children, aged 5-12 years. Each child will receive an Awareness and Safety kit which will include an educational book, a box of crayons, a face mask, and a bar of soap.
Water 'bout the li'l ones? We look after 575 underprivileged kids from the lower Himalayas - education inclusive of nutrition, healthcare and more, books, uniforms and exposure. But summers are here and they just don't drink much water! So.. how about a Steel flask? It's durable, NON-PLASTIC and good for summer and winter both!   The theme for World Water Day 2019 is 'Leaving no one behind'.  Please help us encourage the habit, and keep them fresh through the day, all year round? Gift a kid a non-plastic bottle :)
Give hope to 100 vulnerable children in India Give hope and healing to 100 vulnerable children in Hyderabad, India  -Project will Reach out to the 100 needed  children at the said community , Sensitize, Rescue, Assess, Put them in Standardized School- meets their School Fee, Uniforms, Text & Note Books, Provides Quality Nutrition for normal growth, ensure follow-up mechanisms for tracking the performance  and see that the children under transitional housing converts  to be independent and decent  living.
KSTR Wildlife Bridges & Reforestation Our Reforestation & Wildlife Bridge Programs both help connect fragmented forest areas, improving safe passage and habitats for the animals, including the endangered squirrel monkey. Our current Reforestation Project aims to plant trees over 117 Hectares of land in the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica that will serve as a biological corridors. KSTR is also building Wildlife Bridges in more developed areas to protect wildlife and mitigate the risk of getting hit by cars and electrocutions.
Youth Initiative for Inclusion This Program involves disabled and non-disabled adolescents and focuses on the school system to promote inclusionary practices among students and society in general.
Kate MacKenzie: Helping Special Needs Youth Play KEEN (Kids Enjoy Exercise Now) provides free recreational opportunities to children and young adults with disabilities by pairing them with trained volunteers for fun, noncompetitive activities.
Green Healthy Kitchen for 25500 Poor in Bangladesh In rural Bangladesh over 90% women use wood &traditional stoves for cooking, inhale smoke and subsequently damage their health& environment. Inefficient wood based cooking increase deforestation. 25500 families use 76500kg wood daily and 60% can be saved by the use of fuel efficient stoves.The Project aims healthy Cooking to support25500 HH by providing efficient 5 star stove & setup a pellet mill using waste biomass. Families will be benefited in health and environment with job opportunity.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Tanveer, Devan, and Gurtej 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.
Support Nagina Sewing Center Through education we can improve women's role in society. We provide career level sewing training to needy women and girls while advocating education as a means for prosperity. These women can earn money for their families after our 6 month training program. Our Center is very successful and we are planning for more 6 month programs. We bring our program to the communities in need therefore our location changes after every program. Our teacher and sewing machines will come along to our new site.
New Classrooms for Costa Rican Children Village Classroom provides classrooms to children in underprivileged villages of Costa Rica. We believe the classroom is a very important learning place for improving the living circumstances for the children and changing their future. Your donation goes towards the critical classroom infrastructure for improving the learning environment, a new roof, a blackboard, bathrooms, clean drinking water, and handwashing stations for 3 schools in small Costa Rican villages.
Give 110 Nepalese Families the Gift of Clean Water Clean water at the local school and in the village wards will provide immediate and long-term impact on health, improved sanitation, and hygiene for 572 residents and 437 students in rural Nepal.  Water delivered from a remote safe water source reduces women's chore of fetching water up steep mountains and carrying it down challenging trails, greatly improving quality of life, improving health, and giving these people time and energy to create and operate businesses to improve livelihoods.
Tamakepalis: Rebuilding their dwellings in Puebla The objective of this project is the reconstruction 16 houses in the community of Santa Cruz Cuautomatitla that were affected by the earthquake of September 19, 2017. These houses have severe, medium and minor damages, so they can not be inhabited. The  repair process involves the affected inhabitants and encourages community participation for the development of livelihoods and the territorial management of their home.
Covid Relief for Special Needs Families Our Mobile inClusion Relief Center will travel through Los Angeles County.  Due to COVID-19, thousands of families are under served and at high risk for infection, sickness, neglect, abuse and malnutrition.  Our Mobile Center will provide a safe space where we provide relief to families in areas such as education, food, supplies, support groups, sensory activities, behavioral services and life and social skills while maintaining physical distance.
Help ISCP Become a Baby Bear Foster Parent ISCP accidentally at end January 2020  saw a 4-month-old Sun bear baby at that TWA Sibolangit wildlife Rescue Center (https://www.tagar.id/pelihara-beruang-madu-pria-medan-diamankan-polisi) And ISCP have provided assistance by sent letter to be foster parent and  approved by BKSDA/Wildife Authorithy, then give goat milk and a series of human baby porridge that veterinary recomended to us. Next,let us help the baby's bear grow and survive before its time to be released back into the wild later.
The Organic Classroom Program in South Africa SEEDs Organic Classroom Program partners w/ under-resourced schools for three years. The exit strategy ensures a sustainable Permaculture system for food security and a living laboratory for teaching.
Supporting Children with Disabilities in Uganda MAITS Community Healthworker Empowerment Programme (CHW) will train 60 Community Healthworkers based at two centres in rural Uganda, Kyaninga Chlldren's Centre in Karabole and Kasole. Our programme will support 240 children with developmental disabilities, from cerebral palsy to autism, and 240 caregivers in  resource-poor districts where there is little access to therapeutic intervention. Our training will improve children's quality of life and independence, as well a parents/carers' wellbeing.
Provide Quality Care for Rescued Horses in Texas This project will provide basic veterinary, dental, and farrier services to 10 horses at Easy R Equine Rescue for one year. Semi-annual vaccinations, regular dental work (floating teeth), and regular farrier work on their hooves are all very essential to the overall health and well-being of the horses.  Second to feed costs, these services are the largest expenses in providing quality care to all the Easy R herd.
Superstar Soccer Team for Haitian Street Kids Since 2007 we have used soccer to give Haitian street kids and child workers in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic a chance to relax, have control over something, make friends, and learn lessons that are applicable and valuable for their lives.
Reconstruction and Adequacy of Rural School For more than four years, the children of the village Arenal, receive their school classes in a community room, due to the affectations that the fall of a tree left. We want to raise funds for the materials needed to: - Change roofs - Clean and paint - Make wooden paths to facilitate entry and transfer from the school to the bathroom and dining room - Improve teachers room
EMPACT Northwest Empathy in Action EMPACT Northwest is an all volunteer 501(c)3 non-profit organization registered in the state of Washington. Founded in 2010 in response to the Haiti earthquake, we are dedicated to providing disaster relief, rescue, medical care, system capacity development and education around the world to those who need it most, regardless of national or political affiliation.

EMPACT strives to complete its mission with a minimum of bureaucracy and a maximum involvement of its many talented volunteers.
1 Million Trees Argentina We seek to strengthen the "tree week" and the "1 million trees" initiative: the main donation, adoption and planting of native trees campaign in Argentina, which was born in 2012. To this end, the main objective of the project is to strengthen our native plant nursery and achieve the production, donation and planting of 30,000 native trees in the country by 2022, raising awareness among citizens, regenerating native forests and increasing urban trees.
Acquiring vehicle for mobile clinic in rural Enugu Physicians for Social Justice, PSJ, runs Mobile Clinics that provide life-saving health services to poor families in rural Enugu, Nigeria. Due to difficult terrain, we face serious difficulty to convey our medical personnel, supplies and equipments to these remote rural areas where we provide healthcare services. We urgently need a 4-wheel drive vehicle as reliable means of transportation. This will guarantee regular access to care, and improve the health and wellbeing of 34000 rural families.
Camp for 400 Kids with Autism & Medical Needs Every youngster deserves a normal childhood-a chance to dig in the dirt, to sing off key, to explore the world, and to discover new things along the way. The lives of certain children, by virtue of illness or disorder, are anything but normal. Sadly, these youngsters are suffering physically and emotionally not only from coping with the treatments necessary to sustain life, but also from coping with the loss of their childhood.  Dragonfly Forest provides a summer camp experience for these kids.
Virgin Islands Children's Museum Art Exploration The Virgin Islands Children's Museum has ongoing Art Exploration projects that require funds for the purchase of art supplies. Art initiatives such as those administered during Toddler Tuesday, our Music Explorations Exhibit, Dance Room, Community Events, and our At Home Discovery Kit Program aim to keep kids engaged and creating in all art mediums. Donations help keep the reoccurring cost of running these programs and events going and growing!
Assist Local Indigenous Farmers in Southern Belize Ya'axche Conservation Trust focuses part of its work on helping local, small-scale farmers in southern Belize transition to more sustainable farming practices. Not only does this help farmers improve their income and food security, it also helps the environment by reducing deforestation and sustaining the health of soils and watersheds.  Through this funding we will be able to provide direct support to the local farmers that we work with, such as a technical visit, seedlings, or farm tools.
Tutor & Mentor Our Children For A Brighter Future Children who come from troubled neighborhoods and with limited access to resources often pay the price of being unable to do well in school. Village Community Resource Center's - After School Academy Program puts a stop to that by providing a safe and nurturing environment where children can receive assistance on their homework while also offering them exciting opportunities to learn life skills that will allow them to become independent and give them a chance for a brighter future!
Arts Program for 50 At Risk Youth in Chapel Hill The goal of this pilot after school project is to build resilience in youth - who have experienced trauma - through artistic self-expression, using a range of media, including text/spoken word, still images, audio, and video. By giving voice to their experiences,they build independent thinking skills, gain ownership, and learn from one another as they engage in creative challenges. This journey of self-discovery and confidence building reduces their involvement in high risk behaviors.
Women's Community Gardens in Niger Sustainable agriculture is key to lifting rural families out of poverty and chronic malnutrition. In Sub-Saharan Africa, women grow as much as 90% of the region's food. However, they often lack the infrastructure for efficient gardening - pouring in time and resources and still just scraping by.  An optimal solution is investing in shared agriculture and resources.  Cash crops generate income and the community garden becomes a classroom for nutrition and organic cultivation techniques.
Classroom and library project Ambergris Caye Elementary School is a small private school in San Pedro, Belize.  Dedicated to quality education all classrooms have less than 15 students providing one on one attention to student helping them achieve their fullest potential. Currently 2 classrooms and a library with a small computer lab is under construction through private donations. Scholarships for students with financial need are also funded through private donation.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Isabelle, Abigail, Camila, Allie, Joy, Cara, and Ella from Georgetown Visitation 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.
Independent Living Program The Cedar Foundation Program for independent living is designed to support youths who have reached the age of 18 and have to leave our family centers. The program includes group and individual training and consultation sessions on subjects such as budget management, strength recognition, problem solving, self-advocacy etc. It provides financial aid to cover housing expenses, utility bills and qualification courses as well as psychological support for career choice or emotional issues.
Art as therapy to Children with Disabilities NOWPDP's project Artpreneurs for Change (AfC) aims to train individuals in techniques on how to use art as a therapy to engage children with disabilities. The programme focuses not only on the aspect of art that allows children with disabilities to express themselves, but also on the training of individuals in such unconventional techniques.
Educate and empower 1,000 Child-brides in Nigeria More than 12 million girls become child brides every year. That's one girl every three seconds who is robbed of her childhood, one girl every three seconds who is at increased risk of violence and child sexual abuse.   Over the past two months, Girls Not Brides members have come together through #StopStealingHerChildhood campaign to show world leaders that inaction isn't an option. As a member of Girls Not Brides, we are determined to end child marriage in Nigeria at all cost.
NETWORK OF READING PROMOTERS IN BOLIVAR The NETWORK OF READING PROMOTERS- BOLIVAR, seeks that throughout the department of Bolivar (Colombia), there are reading promoters in order to provide bibliographic material to children and adolescents, and additionally promote reading through reading aloud to early childhood, with illustrated bibliography, with the model of reading promotion, methods and means of the corporation. This in order to increase reading rates in these populations and increase the possibility of access to higher educat