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Join our fight against the Coronavirus Those who are cured of a coronavirus infection usually have protective antibodies in the blood. Researchers at Erasmus MC want to use these antibodies, which can be found in plasma. They may act as a medicine for patients hospitalized with the coronavirus. The antibodies bind the virus and turn it off. It is not yet certain that it can cure people who have corona.This study is of great importance to start healing healing people. The donors have already been found, now we just need funding.
Playing (Soccer) For Change in Nicaragua We use soccer, the world's most popular team sport, as a vehicle for positive change in the lives of girls ages 5-20 in Granada, Nicaragua. A team can be the most powerful change agent in a young girl's development, proven to inspire healthy choices regarding drugs, sex, alcohol, academics, and nutrition.  Through a combination of on and off-field activities, including school scholarships and tutoring, the program creates pathways to uncommon outcomes for the girls of Granada.
Self-Employments Various Affected woman's Disabled The main objective of this program is to improve the basic needs. We identifying now there are 162 families without homes, assets and employments lost and some people disabled by affected tsunami and armed conflicts. For these poor taking begging to get their living needy foods health and fundamental needs. The goal of this project is to raise their livelihood. We ask your help to self-employed these poor people. Who are taking by these employments, daily foods health needs fulfill every day.
Help Fund Service Dogs for Veterans Warrior Canine Connection (WCC) supports recovering combat Veterans and their families through the healing power of dogs. WCC enlists Service Members and Veterans suffering from symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress (PTS) and Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) in the critical mission of training service dogs for their fellow wounded Warriors with physical disabilities. These highly skilled, Warrior-trained service dogs are placed with Veterans at no cost.
The kids kitchen: daily meals in the wake of Covid The community of Aberdeen in Freetown, Sierra Leone consists of poor fishing families, that have lost most of their resources due to the Ebola outbreak and are now suffering from the consequences of the current pandemic. To alleviate poverty, the We Are the Future centre provides children with an education, daily warm school meals and trains the youth and women in gardening to improve their employability. Their community garden provides fresh vegetables and aims to reduce food security.
Empower Children to Live a Happy Life Using Music The project will empower 200 children and provide them with the skills to rise out of poverty, violence and discrimination. Your support can enrich children with skills, help them develop their team work, natural talent, health and well-being, increase self-esteem and confidence and provide an outlet for relaxation. This students will then hopefully be able to act as catalysts for wider change in society and bridge the perception gap for people living with HIV/AIDS.
Primary school feeding program - Karatu, Tanzania The project will enable 350 students (aged 3 to 14)  of a Primary and Nursery School in Tanzania to have lunch at school, without being forced to walk back home and then back school, even for 10 km, crossing bush areas inhabited by wild animals. It will be developed with the local Monastery, it aims both at: - dealing with the emergency situation, providing food and cooking facilities - building the conditions for the School to provide autonomously lunches by cultivating a Diocese's field.
Educating children of Los Roques remotely E-ROQ used to offer educational tools to difficult access communities in person, but the pandemic has changed our operations. Now we teach demographically adapted English with the fundamental pillars of tourism, conservation, and civic values remotely to 81 children of Los Roques. The main income of the community is tourism, but most of the residents don't speak English. E-ROQ aims to promote economic diversification and growth by diminishing the communication barrier between locals and tourists
Support for goat farmers in Santiago del Estero Caprines (dairy goats) are a key source of income for rural families in Santiago del Estero. However, many do not meet the standards required to sell their goat milk. Our goal is to solve this issue.
Transportation for the Elderly To provide the elderly with safety and gratuity so that they can participate in activities that contribute to the improvement of quality of life, social inclusion, as well as new possibilities for social life, physical and cultural activities, social assistance and health care Preventive measures
Rescue 2000 Women and Girls From Forced Labor Protect children, girls and women in the tribal belts of Jharkhand, Chattisgarh and Orissa. Project will rescue girls from bonded labor and create a medical camp to serve rescued women and girls.
Supplying Aid to Victims of Emergency (SAVE) As part of our mission to provide victim assistance, the California Fire Foundation's Supplying Aid to Victims of Emergency (SAVE) program provides emergency short-term financial assistance to fire and natural disaster victims.  Through SAVE, frontline firefighters in California provide gift cards, in the amount of $250, to eligible victims of fires or other natural disasters so they may purchase basic necessities such as food, clothing or medicine.
Social Inclusion through arts Art is something that lot of people don't look at nor understand. The children from El Desafio probably they have a lot of opportunities to explore in this sense, since art is everywhere around them
Hope for begging talibe children, St-Louis Senegal 1000s of boys between 4 and 19, "talibes", beg on the streets of Senegal for their food and for money to give the "teacher" who controls them.  Maison de la Gare's center in Saint-Louis is a secure base for 100s of these boys each day, and a beacon of hope for 1000s more.  The center offers literacy classes, a sports program, instruction in basic hygiene, medical care, art workshops, apprenticeship training and much more.  Facing Covid-19, also urgent nutritional and hygiene support in daaras.
Educating Afghans through Radio/TV We have combined projects Radio Meraj and TV Meraj! Reaching many more Afghans with education to empower them to improve their lives. 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.
Help Children Access Hands-On Science Education High Impact Exposure visit are provided to economically disadvantaged rural children at Agastya's Campus Creativity lab in Kuppam, AP.  By providing high impact exposure visits to children, Agastya makes learning fun and engaging, hands-on and creative, useful and relevant to the current and future context, and accessible.  Through innovative Agastya programs, rural children acquires the creative energy, confidence to overcome their constraints and shift from a hand-out to a hand-up culture.
Educating Girl Groups in South Sudan In South Sudan, a girl is three times more likely to die in childbirth than she is to graduate high school. In contrast, PESS scholars have a high school graduation rate of over 90%! PESS knows that educated girls go on to become leaders in their community and to raise healthier, civically-minded families. This project will send 10 girls to private school, and provide mentoring and tutoring. Plus, the girls create a "Girl Group" which encourages camaraderie and develops peer support.
Mental Health Outreach for Canadian Youth 14-24 Reach Out is an interactive Jeopardy-style game, which gets students into teams and challenges them to think about what they know and don't know about mental health issues and illnesses. The game is played using a computer, data projector and speakers, and is embedded with music, video content and information about emotional and mental health.  When we play Reach Out with young people, our hope is to get conversations about mental health started during game play.
Resilience tool for children after Hurricane Maria Children from coastal communities impacted by Hurricane Maria are still suffering the emotional effects of the disaster -- in addition to not having electrical power and other basic services at home and at school. We will use our existing programs at local elementary schools (i.e. 21st Century Community Learning Centers and others) to educate in resiliency tools through arts, recreation and other strategies so children can better recover from the experience.
Keeping the lights on in the Hidden Himalayas This project will provide repair/ maintenance services and vocational trainings through a Service Center for renewable energy schemes built by The Nepal Trust, the government and other agencies. NW Nepal is very remote and support facilities non-existent; when systems break down or require servicing local communities have no access to specialized services. This center will create a platform, by maintaining energy systems and sustaining local infrastructure, whilst supporting local businesses.
School Health and Hygiene for Mayan Children We help children in public primary schools stay healthy by giving them access to gender-segregated bathrooms, hand-washing stations, and water tanks and filters. We also work with teachers and student leaders to build good hygiene habits that last a lifetime.
Quality Schools for 25,000 of Pakistan's Poor DIL schools provide quality education to Pakistan's poorest and equips them with skills for success. These two new schools will house thousands of kids over the next 50 years, most of them girls. At present, millions of Pakistani children do not attend school. Those who attend are taught by poorly trained teachers.  School buildings are dilapidated or non-existent and many lack functioning classrooms.  As a result, 49% of the population cannot read or write and are stuck in a poverty cycle.
Protecting Nests! Parrot Conservation in Guatemala ARCAS fights to protect endangered parrots in Guatemala.  As a founding member of the COLORES consortium, it is saving the last 500 yellow-naped amazons (Amazona auropalliata)  on the Pacific coast of the country.  In the northern, Peten region, it is working to save the last 350 scarlet macaws (Ara macao) left in the wild by releasing captive-bred birds into the wild.  We work with local communities, landowners and officials to protect nests and stop poachers and traffickers.
Support Teach For Bulgaria Teachers Teach For Bulgaria (TFB) teachers work in some of Bulgaria's most high-need schools and communities, where the majority of children often lack access to quality education due to socio-economic factors, such as their ethnicity, family structure, the level of education attained by their parents, and family's financial situation. By supporting these teachers, financially and through trainings, TFB enables students' success in the classroom and beyond. Your contribution makes this possible!
Quality Education and Health for Girls in Uganda This project will increase access, retention and quality education for girls in primary schools in Dokolo district through providing school fees, scholastic materials, provision of sanitary pads, and medical treatment for HIV affected children.
Humanitarian Assistance Through Prosthetics IMAHelps has discovered many young people in the region of Zacatecoluca, El Salvador whom are missing limbs due to accidents which have occurred through accidental machete strikes while farming. Many others have lost their limbs during vehicle accidents and/or being struck by vehicles. IMAhelps is bringing a team of prosthetic specialists to create limbs for those who truly need them. Please consider partnering with us through our effort of making these people whole again.
DoSomething.org Social Action Boot Camp Young people are passionate about a lot of issues and have TONS of ideas on how to do something about them. They just don't know how to effectively turn those ideas into action. Each DoSomething.org Boot Camps helps over 300 young leaders (13-25 yrs) and social entrepreneurs realize their ideas. Through interactive sessions led by experts in the field, participants learn important lessons on how to create and run an effective not for profit organization.
Embrace Infant Warmers Impact Babies Lives India The Embrace India Program serves under-resourced health care centers and hospitals in Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Gujarat, Bihar and Uttarakhand. Embrace donates infant warmers for free to low birth weight and premature infants in need. Recognizing that technology alone is not enough to solve complex problems like neonatal hypothermia, local staff also provides intensive health education programs for mothers, families and health care workers.
Community Impact Summer Projects in Rural Cameroon Summer Projects are provided to empower residents in rural areas on the topics of Health, Information Technology, Entrepreneurship and Social Responsibility. We provide programs in the villages of Bangoua and Babouantou.  The trainings, sensitizations and workshops introduce them to help understand the socio-economical problems effecting them and promotes finding sustainable solutions. We provided trainings to more than 150 people (males and females) from 4 to 40 years old each summer.
Protection of water sources and community forest Providing water conservation technique,raising nursery and planting tree in community land by the support of local communities and secure the life of 20000 rural people depend the water and trees.
Help St Mungo's to end rough sleeping by 2026 St Mungo's aim is to end rough sleeping completely by 2026. We need your help to achieve this.  St Mungo's are one of the largest providers of frontline homelessness services, supporting vulnerable people 365 days a year. Each night we provide a bed and support to 3,200 people who are affected by homelessness. Our dream is a country where nobody has to sleep on the streets and has the support they need when they fall on hard times. Please support us to end homelessness and rebuild lives.
Microfinance for Low-Income Entrepreneurs in U.S. LEND provides microloans and business training to credit-constrained entrepreneurs in Evanston/Chicago, IL, who want to start a business but lack the background or access to resources to do so. Run by undergraduates at Northwestern University, LEND seeks to help these individuals reach financial self-sufficiency. Our work has visibly strengthened both the local community and economy, and we seek to serve more clients. Your support will help us continue to empower these aspiring entrepreneurs.
SoundStart: Audio Learning for ECD in South Africa SoundStart, a ground-breaking audio early childhood education initiative using our Lifeplayer MP3s, provides engaging and educational audio content to inadequately resourced township preschools in South Africa. Initially piloted in Cape Town's townships and informal settlements, SoundStart will improve listening, English language and motor skills through songs, music and dance.  The initiative also gives poorly trained preschool teachers much needed professional training and support.
Creating A Safe Haven For Students In Trenton, NJ This project will create a safe haven for our community in Trenton, NJ. Our organization provides underserved low income and below poverty level children and families with academic resources, mentorship, and volunteer opportunities.
Help Train & Develop Women Trading in Pakistan Women play a major role in the global economy so empowering women economically, especially through their involvement in trade, creates job opportunities for everyone. Help women get trained in trade so they could tap into market opportunities for artisan crafts/clothes. The funds will be used for training as a small exhibition. Ayesha, a fashion designer from Pakistan wants to have a trade workshop and training so could help other women like her to transform their lives but doesn't have funds
Provide School Supplies Kits for Children in Ghana Child Rights International is one of our partners that helps us implement Cocoa Life, our cocoa sustainability program. This project will provide kits for young children between 2 and 12 years old, as well as teaching and learning materials for schools in Cocoa Life communities in Ghana. The kits, which contain books, pens and pencils, will enhance children's learning experience and support them to develop to their fullest psychological, social and physical potentials.
Help eradicate malaria in South Africa Hoedspruit Training Trust now formerly Hlokomela, aims to provide each farm worker with the opportunity to be tested and treated for malaria. This will identify both positive malaria cases as well as carriers and help save lives. This is particularly important because of the large number of migrant farm workers who are either carrying the disease in from endemic areas or are silent carriers of it.
Women Empowerment for Sustainable Development Empowerment of women and improving their status are essential to realizing the full potential of economic, political, and social development and is an important end itself.  One woman brings hope to her family, many women bring hope to humanity. Empowering a woman will ensure that her entire family receives better health care and nutrition. This indicates that providing equal access to education, credit, property and employment for women, will ensure economic justice and sustainability for all.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Sriya, Abhimanyu, Lasya, Namitha, Rohan, and Ananya have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
La Finca de Hamberto AVES Project Apoyo en Vieques para la Educacion y la Sustentabilidad.  The goals of the project are: to provide a local food source to the island of Vieques, to offer education and gather institutional knowledge on small-scale farming (the practice of which on Vieques has been effectively lost through generations of displacement and industrialization), and to make the volunteer house self-sustainable. In cases of emergency, La Finca de Hamberto can provide food that does not rely on the ferry system.
Sexual Health & Dignity for Girls in Nigeria In Northern Nigeria, adolescent female sexual and reproductive health issues and rights remain contentious, creating huge gaps and inaccurate information required to support adolescents' transition into healthy youth.  The programme will build the sexual and reproductive health knowledge, dignity and educational assets of 1000 marginalized adolescent girls, teen mums and wives in underserved communities in 2 states in Northern Nigeria leveraging on supportive traditional institutions.
Build a Library for Refugee Students in Uganda CIYOTA students aim to acquire knowledge that will enable them to become change makers in the refugee camp and beyond its boundaries. They are determined to build their desired communities and live quality life. They own their journey towards prosperous communities in Africa. This is a fundraising page for the library at the hostel. Your contribution in supporting these students will change lives of thousands of other people that the students projects and initiatives will impact.
Help Bring Equine Therapy To 30 Children in 2015! Borrowed Freedom provides scholarship based Therapeutic (Adaptive) Riding, Hippotherapy and Equine Experiential Education for more than 45 clients with physical, intellectual, developmental, emotional and socio-economic special needs. All sessions are delivered at no charge for those with demonstrated need through a comprehensive scholarship program. When this project is funded we will be able to help 30 children receive the life changing benefits of equine therapies and activities in 2015.
Welfare of children left behind by female inmates We take care of the babies born to women in incarceration including children left children behind. Sometimes the children left behind are stigmatized, abused and neglected. We ensure these children attend school, eat regularly, get medical help and live in favorable conditions. Vulnerable children will be reported to the Child Welfare Service. In extreme cases the children will be extracted and placed in our facility or another facility awarded by the state.
Support Girls' Education in Rural China Gender inequities continue to persist in China, especially in rural areas. According to the NBSC, evidenced by a skewed sex ratio at birth (111.3 male to 100 female births in 2020), 6.8 lower than 2010. Girls from the rural area have a smaller chance of attending school than their male counterparts, due, in part, to a long-held perception that men are entitled to more privileges than women. With 26-year experiences, SOAR has decided to create a project dedicated to rural areas girls' eduction.
Response to Afghanistan/Pakistan Earthquake A powerful earthquake struck Badakshan Province in Afghanistan on October 26 and also affected a large area of Pakistan. According to the US Geological Survey, the magnitude 7.5 quake struck at 1:39 pm local time and was 121 miles (196 km) deep. Initial media reports indicate at least 177 people have been killed in Pakistan, with the majority of the fatalities occurring in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa or KPK. Some 33 were reportedly killed in Afghanistan. An additional 1,000 are reportedly injured.
Invest in continuing Education of Indian children Dream School Foundation (DSF) works to ensure the Right to quality education with overall development for Indian children and youth. This programme aims to reach hundreds of socio economically deprived students in Karanataka (India) and support them from high school to a rewarding career in their chosen field. We facilitate mainstream education by providing school/college choice, financial assistance, regular academic coaching/mentoring at our centres & hone their skills at DSF Finishing School.
Help 30 Russian kids with hearing loss communicate The earlier a child with hearing impairment receives help, the more likely it is that they will learn to communicate verbally. Our deaf club is the only place in St Petersburg which helps babies as young as 4 months. Just as importantly, their parents are supported as they come to terms with their child's disability and learn how to lobby for treatment and education for their child. As a result many of "our" children go on to join mainstream kindergartens.
Clean water for 4,250 villagers in the DR Congo This project will bring a vital supply of clean drinking water to a population of 4,250 living in the village of Kimbobolo in Madimba Territory of the D.R. Congo, and to a 30-bed medical centre that serves over 8,000 people in the rural area.
Work Readiness Training for Disadvantaged Youth Beacon focuses on disadvantaged communities and areas of high youth disengagement and unemployment, where the risk and the need are greatest. We work with schools, businesses and communities to help bring relevance to the curriculum and inspire young people to think about careers and experience the workplace, long before they leave school. This helps school retention rates and teaches real-life skills, preparing them for the workplace.
Help take children from the streets to the tracks! At Instituto Oswaldo Ribeiro de Mendonca, we have a project idea called "Marathon for Kids". We want to guide them to the running tracks in an attempt to help poor children have more contact with sports and healthy activities.
Food distribution to Sri Lankan tsunami survivors To provide emergency food relief to the victims of the Dec 26th earthquake and tsunami.