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Ramadan Food Basket - Pakistan Tharparkar Sindh Pakistan is the facing drought like situation since last many years and people living under poverty line, they not even afford one time food, FRDP Planning to provide food packages to most vulnerable families of Tharparkar i.e. widows, orphans and poor families in the Holy month of Ramadan Ul Mubarak so they can fast easily. Food packages will be distributed among the poor, deserving and miserable people.
Emergency Funds For Displaced Families In Cameroon Project will provide emergency support for displaced families to obtain water, food, medical supplies , personal items, household needs , mosquito nets, insect repellent, and shelter Families  have been hiding in the bushes and have escaped to a safe area from the crisis currently occurring in the NW/SW Regions of Cameroon. We need to transport over 200 men, women and children out of the country to a safe place until the civil war is over. Humanitarian challenges will require years to resolve.
Help save elephants in Malawi While elephant populations dwindle as the demand for ivory grows again, the Wildlife Action Group's anti-poaching team is working tirelessly to tackle illegal poaching and save elephants lives. This project supports elephant conservation activities in Thuma Forest Reserve, Malawi, to provide a safe future for its remaining elephant population and habitat.
Education in rural South Africa - Vehicle needed Children in the valley have broad smiles, frantic waving and greetings when they see our vehicle. They know that YOUPSA is bringing unforgettable creative learning with fun to them. BUT these schools are difficult to access and our current vehicle cannot travel these rough paths and farm roads. YOUPSA needs to get a strong 2nd-hand SUV for bringing educational and art programs to rural disadvantaged children and schools. Without this we are stuck.
Financial Independence for 40 Women in Uganda Through engaging courses taught on low-bandwidth phones, the MindLeaps Virtual Academy will build the business skills, digital literacy, and self-esteem of 40 marginalized young women (ages 18 - 25) in refugee settlements and some of the most impoverished neighborhoods of Kampala, Uganda. In addition, MindLeaps Uganda will seed fund their business plans, putting them on the path towards financial independence.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Gabriela and Brooke 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.
Help Haitian Midwives STOP VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN! Midwives, as trusted health care professionals, play a critical role in supporting and caring for victims of Gender-Based Violence (GBV). They are often the only care provider that a woman will seek care from in her lifetime. To improve and support their skills in providing trauma-informed care to survivors, FAHM will provide, at no cost to them, 4-day GBV training for 50 Haitian midwives,  webinars for 200 midwives supporting their mental/emotional health and a public awareness campaign.
Help Bring Clean Water to the Navajo Nation Through women for water, Global Water Challenge is partnering with DigDeep to provide clean, running water to women and their families on the Navajo Nation while raising awareness around the transformative impacts that clean water access provides for women all over the world, including in the US. With support from its partners, the Navajo Water Project is deploying locally-led solutions through the development of sustainable water systems, including those utilizing solar-powered infrastructure.
TEACH Cote d'Ivoire program The TEACH Cote d'Ivoire Program aims to train 180 transformational teacher teachers in five years to impact the lives of 20,000 children from poor and disadvantaged backgrounds in Cote d'Ivoire, giving them the opportunity to have access to quality education. Focusing on leadership, Teach Cote d'Ivoire project aims to help end the inequalities and inequities in the Ivorian educational system so that all children, irrespective of their socio-economic background, can access to quality education
Support most vulnerable & fight against isolation Our purpose is to reduce poverty, bring hope and solidarity to poor communities or individuals in France and worldwide. We bring assistance to families, children and young people but also to the most vulnerable (homelesses, migrants, prisoners etc.). We fight against isolation, help them to find employement and we ensure their social reintegration. We provide emergency responses but also long term support, development aid and we work on the causes of poverty.
Emergency  Relief for Flooded Damaged recovery The heaviest rains and flood recorded in 100 years have struck the peoples in Jamalpur district of Bangladesh. Flood water is blowing over 127 CM. in danger range. Our Project areas are suffering from huge flood and victim's river erosion. Thousands of families have lost their home and sanitary latrine, crops and children educational materials etc. This project will provide  flooded damaged recovery and development assistance to 300 Person with disabilities families .
Educating the Children of Mineworkers in India Many mining communities in Rajasthan are without schools.  Illiteracy is rampant and breaking out of poverty is close to impossible.  Building schools and educating children is the only solution.
Sudan Community Health Center A community of 40,000 refugees from Sudan's civil wars receives primary medical care, free vaccination,  child nutrition, and maternity care from the area's only local Health Center.
Teaching menstrual hygiene to 100000 Indian girls This project will enable 100,000 young marginalized girls in Southern India (Vellore District to be precise in the state of Tamilnadu) to learn about puberty, menstrual hygiene, adolescence and reproductive health through peer education using print and audo-visual aides.
Training & jobs for 90 unskilled African women Support the skills development and employment of unskilled, unemployed young women from rural southern Africa, the segment of the population most negatively affected by unemployment and poverty. The Hospitality Programme, facilitated by the SA College for Tourism (SACT), enhances the education and economic independence of these young school leavers, improves their quality of life, and that of their families who often depend on them, and elevates extremely poor rural communities out of poverty.
Hurricane Relief:  Re-Opening St. Croix Montessori We are rebuilding our school that was damaged in Hurricanes Maria and Irma. The effects of living on generator power, 90% humidity, consistent rains, and weakened infrastructure on the island result in damaged equipment, structures, and support needs. Repairs require a consistent source of upfront capital. The combination of these is a heavy burden for small, non-profits like our school, St. Croix Montessori, and the support of our global community is invaluable to the children we serve.
Help Shamwari Yemwanasikana save lives of girls Shamwari Yemwanasikana will raise community awareness through information on wheels to fight against the violation of women and girls' rights at water collection points. Our rapid strategy is to buy branded bicycles for male champions who will be moving around water collection points in the District and give information on Violence Against Women and Girls at water points.  This project promotes positive masculinity; hence we intend to have men create safe cities
COVID-19 Emergency: Prevent Return to Child Labour Emergency funding is needed to prevent children returning to child labour. ACE (1997) withdraws children from hazardous labour in the cotton fields of Telangana, India, so that they can receive a quality education, enjoy their childhood and secure their independence. Due to the global pandemic, schools and vocational training centres are closed. We are offering the most vulnerable families with financial support and children with home educational materials and food, to safeguard their future.
Rohingya Refugee Relief Fund Extreme violence and persecution in Myanmar's Rakhine State have caused more than 900,000 Rohingya people, an ethnic and religious minority, to flee their homes in search of safety. Leaving nearly all their possessions behind, the majority of the Rohingya people have fled across the border into Bangladesh. This fund will exclusively support relief efforts by vetted organizations working in the area that are providing emergency assistance and ongoing support to those in need.
Farm to Improve Orphan Food Security and Nutrition This project will allow Happy Totos to buy a plot of land, seeds and basic farm tools required to carry out nutritious food production for their children and vulnerable children in their community. This will transform the children's diet while cutting their dependence on donations. The farm may also create opportunities for the home to earn some income and educate orphan children on sustainable farming.
Send Typhoon Haiyan Affected Students to College The main problem with Typhoon Haiyan affected students especially girls is that they have difficulty going back to school as most lost their homes and livelihoods and some have parents and siblings who did not survive. They are indeed in very dire strait and they are prey to criminal syndicates offering them job in the cities but only to end up as prostitutes. This modest project will try to send 10 hardly affected girls to college or vocational school, so that they will have a good future ahead
Build Bright future for 750 marginalized Girls This Project Will provide a Sustainable Livelihood to 750 marginalized Girls of 15-24 age Group & 18-35 (youth) age group by Vocational skill training of Computer Education, Beautician, fashion designing & Sewing, Handicraft and Hand Bag making etc. Bank loan will be providing through the project in order to settle self employment unit whereby the marginalized Girls of Rural area will get Better and Golden future.
Support for Children's Home In Japan, There are about 34,000 children who are forced to leave their homes due to neglect, abuse, or the inability of a parent to provide financial support to their children. These children are housed in institutions, typically called children`s homes. Hands On Tokyo hopes to be able to assess and deliver meaningful services and resources for children`s homes now and for many years to come
Financial Literacy Act for Mongolian Education As future leaders of Mongolia, it's important for children to learn personal finance and master the basics of financial literacy. According to the 2009 and 2010 statistic research of Mongolia, a family income has mostly been spent on luxurious goods that have no economic outcome. Many Mongolian students lack the knowledge necessary to make sound financial choices. The FLAME project will provide fundamental tools for living for secondary school students in the capital city of Ulaanbaatar.
Slovakia: Services for Disadvantaged Youth Advocacy in welfare services for socially disadvantaged children.
Creating and Dreaming Big on Bequia Safe spaces heal. They inspire, provide respite and joy while manifesting community spirit. The Hub is the only safe community space in Bequia for youth and creatives. We have a deep and abiding passion to inspire, fight cultural amnesia, and diminish the mindsets of scarcity that have kept our people in generational poverty. The poverty we are attacking with our intentionality goes beyond the material. We want to recover the essence of our people through the offering of sanctuary.
Digitally Empower the Unconnected in Afghanistan NetFreedom Pioneers (NFP) has created satellite tv filecasting, a way to distribute offline digital content (including current events, educational tutorials, minority community resources, health information, and other media) to the public for free, thus expanding the right to access information. NFP will implement and localize this system in Afghanistan where the common individual is disadvantaged because of lack of infrastructure, remote geography, and high cost of the Internet.
Feed poor families during the COVID lockdown This project will supply dry ration to Rickshaw drivers, itinerant produce peddlers, maids, day laborers and other nonformal workers  who are affected due the 21 days of Lock Down with the outbreak of COVID 19.  The Nonprofit identified 350 such families from the District of Trivandrum, Kerala, India and decided to supply the food items to the vulnerable families in the state.
Help 600 NYC Students Get Ready for College Your donation will help 6 New York City high schools get their kids ready for college by using an online tool to navigate the college access process.
Produce 30 Films to foster use of Niuean Language The project will help produce at least 30 short films in Niuean language, Niue language sub-titling will be on all the films, Niuean language sub-titling also on films narrated in other languages, subtitling lyrics in film songs programmes shown on TV Niue in the same Niuean language as audio. This will help over 20,000 Niuean people to learn and use the Niuean Language on a regular basis.  The short films produced will be showcased in the "KIFAGA NIUE FILM FESTIVAL" planned for February 2014.
Help Russian disabled kids to improve their lives The project of Dvizhenie Vverh (Movement Up Charity Foundation) will help kids with disabilities to get rehabilitation in medical centers. Rehabilitation (i.e. recovery of capabilities, lost either during disease or injury) is so vital and necessary for such kids since it might help them become independent and return to an ordinary life: to socialize with age-mates, go to school, make friends, travel, etc.
COVID Crisis: Orphaned children need our support! This project will help protect the rights of the orphaned children who have lost either or both parents especially the breadwinner due to COVID 19.
Soch - Journey with Homeless Young Women 33.5% of women face lifetime of domestic violence, along with discrimination and abuse. The lasting effects of gender and caste based violence result in life-long emotional distress and mental health issues within women, who lose their sense of self-worth, leaving them vulnerable and further exploited. Our aim is to sensitise and create inclusive communities to address this fundamental right of mental health wellbeing for homeless young women enabling them to lead their lives with dignity.
Help Build A Women and Girls Education Center Queen Sheba Village organization is setting up an Education Social Center in the city of Mbour, that will enable girls and women to have access to education in an easily accessible location. At this center, they will have the opportunity to learn, share in participation, and meet other like-minded individuals. The center will focus on 4 main objectives. * Micro Entrepreneurship * Health & Hygiene * Spreading Awareness of Female Genital Cutting and girl educational programs.
Paridi's Education: a role model for thousands Paridi is the 4th of 6 children of a struggling family from Sragen, Central Java. Paridi had to struggle to pay his own school fees as well as helping the education of his younger brothers that made him to bury his dream of becoming an Accountant through University. Currently, Paridi works at YUM as a bookkeeper and he wants to improve his quality of life by enrolling at the Faculty of Economy. This project will help his university fees, books and study expenses for a period of 4 years.
Help 2000 students from US & Japan connect online! Traditional foreign language learning that lacks opportunities for communication with foreigners and the prohibitive cost of international travel continues to limit students' ability to engage in international exchange. Our Global Classmates program connects thousands of high school students in the U.S. and Japan online for a language and cultural exchange and turns them into lifetime cultural explorers who not only strengthen ties between the U.S. and Japan, but solve global issues together.
Girls' Period protection in schools-Minembwe-DRC Around 1,000 girls in Minembwe Highlands miss a week of school per month because of period and lack of access to suitable hygiene products. A feeling of shame and absence of hygiene products that lead to gradual drop-out reduce the girls' chances to succeed in school.  This girls Hygiene Kit assistance consists to distributing washable pads to 250 girls and promoting good practices in schools and villages on menstruation to improve girls' living conditions and school success in Minembwe.
Support for Orlando LGBTQ In the wake of the tragedy that has impacted the entire country, Our Fund Foundation is gathering financial resources from South Florida to share with our brothers and sisters in Central Florida affected by the mass shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
Hurricane Sandy Relief in Haiti Even though the heart of Hurricane Sandy skirted the island, it rained for four days straight in Haiti.  Over 20 inches of rainfall deluged the Southern countryside and the damage has been immense.  Initial reports speculate that over 90% of farmers in the region lost their crops and livestock.  Homes were destroyed, roads washed out and the threat of a spike in cholera and waterborne diseases remain all too real.
changing communities through sport for 500 kids We use sport to build relations with children in disadvantaged communities of Mount Hampden.We provide recreation, identify neglected but talented children, get to know the children through fun activities during sports time, and help some of them go back to school.Education is a fundamental right for every child.Our aim is not to target bright kids but afford equal life opportunities even as Sports stars. We give Life skills, provide provide pastoral care and a holistic programme for the kids.
Nourish 25 families in Mexico's mountain ranges 25 backyard systems will be installed in 10 localities benefiting 25 families with 125 members where 53% are women and 47% are men and with advice and training the families will produce a variety of foods to improve the diet of those who live in one of the most marginalized regions of Mexico.
Empower residents affected by the fires in Greece Only hours after the fires, Emfasis Foundation streetworkers visited the local community, documenting meticulously the findings after talking with its members, in order to establish effective ways to empower them to withstand the tragic & sudden loss of property, job and neighbors, the destruction of their natural environment. We have gathered cases concerning individual and families, and we empower them through: employment (minimum 12 months), psychosocial support, community discussion forums.
Rwanda Radio Project for Orphans Provide solar powered, wind-up Prime radios to orphaned families in Rwanda. Children can access practical information on disease prevention, increasing crop yields, and childrenâ€™s rights and more.
Disaster Recovery Volunteer Project Almost five years have passed since the magnitude 9.0 earthquake and resulting tsunami struck the Pacific coast of northeast Japan, causing one of the most devastating natural disasters in recorded history. Hands On Tokyo is dedicated to continuing its support for the rebuilding and recovery in Tohoku through providing meaningful volunteer opportunities and relief efforts.
Happyair Inspiring Kids: Severe Asthma Lovexair Foundation, with the help of our Young Ambassadors: Arran Strong affected by Alpha-1, a rare disease & Elena Marti, a Spanish champion with asthma, are  committed and active young athletes who pursue their lifetime goals and dreams, inspite of their serious health issues.  #InspiringKids for severe asthma
Addressing faith healing in Malawi This project will build capacity of people living with HIV, religious leaders, traditional leaders on drug adherence and retention as one way of addressing faith healing in Malawi which has resulted into an increase in number of AIDS related deaths. To achieve this MANERELA+ will engage the Ministry of Health, Justice and Gender, District Councils, Religious bodies, print and electronic media and the whole community at large through dialogue meetings and training's on drug adherence.
Think pink Sri Lanka - women driving for women Help us train single parent mums living below the poverty line to drive, provide safety for other women and lift themselves out of poverty. Think Pink tuk tuks provide an income for  women taxi drivers and safety for the women and girls using them for work and school. These mums are the first female tuk tuk drivers in the Southern Province of Sri Lanka! Your donation will go towards driver training, personal safety training, business start up and a highly visible pink tuk tuk.
Thalassemia Management of 50 Children (Karnataka) Our project aims at making available affordable and reliable care locally to children suffering from thalassemia by making use of technology and management. Thereby restore normalcy of their lives while the option of permanent cure for them is realized.   We want to ensure last mile delivery at our centres so that every child who comes to the centre gets highest quality of treatment irrespective of the families financial background.
Bangladesh Roadside Tree Plantation 45,000 tree saplings will be planted on rural roads in Bangladesh. Legal agreements will ensure that 60% tree wealth created will belong to the poorest families (45 kms.x15=675 families). Local government and PEP each receive 20% tree wealth. 45 poor rural women & 3 local social workers will be employed for 3 years to nurture the young saplings, receiving a monthly salary. With only 8% of the desired 25% land under tree coverage, the project will improve environment.
Ramadan's Special Opportunities in Sudan Working in the Arab world since 1915, NEF honors its traditions, including the Holy Month of Ramadan-- particularly a time of giving and feeling for the poor--when we distribute food packages.
Super Typhoon Goni/Rolly Relief Fund Super Typhoon Goni (known locally as Rolly) made landfall with sustained winds of 135 miles an hour. This relief fund will support emergency aid like food, water, medicine, and shelter. After initial needs are met, the fund will transition to provide long-term assistance as needed. All donations to this fund will exclusively support Super Typhoon Goni relief and recovery efforts in the Philippines.
Kitchu Community Water Project Water supply is a major problem in Kitchu as the pictures show.  Specifically, the Kitchu Community Water Project is designed to provide this Community with dependable, clean water throughout the whole year by: 1) Purchasing a very powerful water pump from a Water Supply Company; 2) Paying this Company to: a) Drill and construct a deep well; b) Construct a big water storage tank; and c) Connect plastic pipes from the water storage tank to four main water supply supply points in Kitchu Community.
Education Support to Disadvantaged Nepali Children We provide educational scholarship for underprivileged girls to attend school until grade 10. Depending on the need of the children, scholarship includes their tuition fee, accommodation, stationery, medical care and clothing.
Water for Bandhavgarh's Tigers - Reducing Conflict Climate Change has led to severe drought becoming the norm in Bandhavgarh as annual monsoon rainfall reduces. The impact is felt by all as herbivores enter villages to drink & raid crops; predators follow taking livestock. Villagers can't afford to lose crops & livestock so they try fair or foul means to end the conflict risking tigers' lives. Our project will provide solar-powered borehole pumps to provide year-round water for tigers & their prey thus reducing human-animal conflict & impact