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Sponsor a School, Uganda The project will construct a school and a residential facility for 500 orphaned and vulnerable children in Jinja.  Uganda currently has over 2 million orphaned children. These children become susceptible to exploitation like sexual abuse, child labor, and child trafficking. Child Empowerment International will support the children by providing quality education, health and holistic care thereby expanding their opportunities, reducing poverty levels and empowering children to be leaders for life
Create Garden Classrooms at 3 Low-Income Schools Due to high drop out rates and math performance in the bottom 90th percentile in our partner schools, Jovial is building 3 more garden/ greenhouse classrooms to support state learning standards and increase matriculation rates in low income communities.  A 20 year long study on school garden programs by the University of Portland found that 93 percent of schools reported improved student performance in science, 80 percent saw improvement in math, and 72 percent noted improvement in language art.
EID AL-ADHA From attacks on Gaza to home demolitions in Jerusalem, and to the dire economic conditions in the West Bank, Israel has subjugated Palestinians to extreme violence over the past two months. As we recover from Israel's latest assault we're also facing economic uncertainty. Since the start of the pandemic, families who live off a daily wage have been unable to afford the basics. We aim to support these families financially and distribute food, meat and gifts to them this Eid.
Danny Michel Ocean Academy Belize In November I‘ll be travelling to Belize to write and do some recording. But most importantly, I’ll be volunteering with the kids at Ocean Academy teaching songwriting and helping the kids prepare for a Christmas concert. Throughout it all I’ll be documenting the entire experience through video updates so you can see me working with the kids. I will personally deliver the raised money to Ocean Academy at their Christmas Show.
Covid19:Relief for Vulnerable Communities in India Covid-19 has disproportionately affected marginalized communities in India with the loss of livelihoods, lack of food, poor awareness and access to health facilities as well as other basic needs. Educate Girls has identified 1,517  villages in rural India that are in dire need of support through a data-backed approach and is working with the local administration to support the relief efforts to distribute ration kits to underprivileged families through its network of 14,000 community volunteers.
Support for the victims of Hurricane Laura, Haiti Hurricane Laura killed at least 31 people with many missing and injured in Haiti. The toll of material damage, concentrated in the South-East and West departments, states that more than 6,200 houses were flooded, more than 2,300 damaged and 243 others destroyed.   800 families urgently need your support. You can help with life-saving relief efforts. Your secure donation will help survivors by providing emergency supplies like food, water, shelter, and house repair materials.
Treatment of street & stray dogs in Nepal Voice of Animal Nepal has been working for the welfare of street & abandoned dogs in Kathmandu. Hundreds of street community dogs die due to traffic accident, sickness and starvation. Their life can be saved if they get timely treatment at the proper time. We don't have own any medical shelter home to do treatment for these dogs. We want to construct a treatment center  with all medical facilities in Bhaktapur district. This support can help thousands of street and abandoned dogs in Valley.
New skills for indigenous women weavers, Guatemala Train 30 Guatemalan women in foot-loom weaving which is more efficient than back strap weaving. Training will offer valuable new skills and lead to increased income for the women and their families.
Support Education Nutrition 1000 Indian Children COST TRUST is supporting poor children in South India for the children of orphans and extremely vulnerable people in rural and tribal areas who don't have access to schooling.  We are planning to support 1000 Special, needy children in South India. Your help will provide education and holistic development to the Children.This project provides scholarship education for in India, and seeks to create a learning center for children in the community.
Nepal Rural Information Radio Network Expansion Producing and broadcasting radio programs that provide critically needed information to the people of Nepal to heighten awareness and dialogue of health and women's empowerment issues.
Give pregnant goat to widow or orphan in Uganda This projects goal is to purchase at least 50 pregnant goats that will be given to a vulnerable widow, orphan or a person with a disability.  This gives them the ability to begin raising a small herd of goats that will provide them with a source of income.  This is one of the most powerful programs we have done in Uganda.  It truly changes lives.
Educate Nigerian girls for one year This project will provide a one year sponsorship for 20 school girls in Nigeria who are at-risk of dropping out.  With your donation, 20 vulnerable girls would be able to stay and succeed in school and beyond. GEM will provide Scholarship  fund, school supplies and sanitary pads to 20 girls from the northern Nigeria. GEM plans to further enhance awareness and mobilize broad support towards the education of girls by advocating with parents, schools, community members and local leaders
Give a rural Tibetan youth an enriching summer! Machik's Summer Enrichment Program (SEP) offers rural Tibetan students a dynamic and stimulating learning environment for 4 weeks each summer. The 2013 SEP will take place from July 12 to August 10.
The Girl Impact Program in Cape Town, South Africa The Girl Impact, a gender equality program in Cape Town, aims to empower women and girls by focusing on safety and violence prevention. So many destructive influences put a third of children at risk of physical violence, finding a solution difficult. We believe training women in Art Facilitation, which in return can be implemented with other community partners, is the solution to the violence that women and girls are facing. This project aims to benefit 14 trainees and over 300 children.
Transforming the Social Finance sector in Brazil SITAWI is committed to protecting the environment and changing the lives of the most vulnerable people in Brazil. To achieve this, since 2008 SITAWI Finance for Good has pioneered financial solutions for social impact and in the analysis of the social and environmental performance of companies and financial institutions. We dream of a world where capital is cheaper, more abundant and more patient for organizations and businesses creating positive social and environmental impact.
100 Smiles in 100 Days Just like Dev Deka in the above video, every day we receive around 8 children from underprivileged background desperately waiting for their chance to Smile. Unless they receive surgery, 1 out of 10 children with an unrepaired cleft will die before their 1st birthday. Our goal is to raise support for 100 needy cleft children and give them with this much needed surgery in 100 days. The stakes are high, Smile supporters --- WILL YOU HELP??
Keep Zambian Mothers & Infants Healthy & HIV Free Mansa Network of People Living with AIDS operates a program of support in 10 rural clinics. They have achieved impressive results: an increase in male involvement from 10 percent to 60 percent; an increase of people who access treatment by 66 percent; and a reduction in the number of children born HIV positive from 400 to 15. If Mansa Network of People Living with AIDS had the resources, they could reach more couples, mothers, and infants.
Transforming Youth in India with Computer Training You can empower youth, 18-24 years old, with disabilities to learn computer skills so they can get a job or start a business in India. This project will equip about 28 students with disabilities with computer skills each year. The education you provide will give young people with disabilities the opportunity to succeed in a career in the IT field, support their families, and create a strong sense of self-worth.
Global Refugee Fund The Global Refugee Fund will enable IsraAID to respond effectively and holistically to today's global refugee crisis. With 65.6 million people forcibly displaced from their homes and 22.5 million refugees, this is the largest humanitarian disaster of our generation. This urgent fund ensures our teams' rapid response to emergencies and enables us to deal with both the immediate and longer-term practical and mental-health challenges facing refugee populations.
HELP GCS MITIGATE THE EFFECTS OF COVID 19 LOCKDOWN The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting disadvantaged children in our school and orphanage, especially girls. Even before the pandemic, many families of the students in our school lived below the poverty line and struggled to survive on a daily basis. Garram Children's School offers our students an opportunity to acquire the skills and qualifications they need to obtain formal employment, especially girls. This enables them to determine their own futures, and to break the cycle of poverty.
Educate 3000 Marginalised Slum Children in Odisha The Credo of Ruchika Social Service Organisation is "If a child cannot come to school, the school must go to the child". With the implementation of Right to Education Act, Ruchika aims to support enrolment and retention of 3,000 underprivileged slum children in Government schools through its 150 remedial education centres. Ruchika needs support to continue 75 remedial centres in Bhubaneswar, in order to prevent these children from being out of school again.
Young Crusaders to Protect Kolkata’s Biodiversity ASED plans to conduct thirty Green Crusader camps for groups of twenty-five middle-school students from ten Government schools so that they become leaders and conserve the biodiversity of Kolkata.
DG Keith's EHAAT Charity Challenge District Governor Keith Brownlie has chosen the Essex & Herts Air Ambulance as his Charity of the year. The Air Ambulance does a fantastic job in saving lives and Keith's aim is to help them save more. He is asking everyone in Essex and East Hertfordshire to donate whatever they can to support this lifesaving charity.
Provide Scholarships to Sierra Leonean Children Project seeks to guarantee educational opportunities, a basic right, to deserving and exceptional children from a lower economic background, through the provision of assistance through scholarships.  This financial assistance helps ensure that the children stay in school and provides a significant support to the families.
Rural Kids need bikes to attend school This project shall support children (ages 6-12) attending primary school at the rural area who currently struggle to attend due to distance from the school. We will deliver bikes to local children in a remote area of Siem Reap province, so they can attend school daily. Our target is to provide over 100 bikes to the most underprivileged students. They will be selected through discussions with the school director and the parents, and we will actively monitor attendance, to ensure effectiveness.
Support 50 Deprived families in Cholistan (Desert) Technical education /skills are the only way to cope the mass problems of Poverty and Unemployment. In Distt. Bahawalpur, there is only 4 technical institute which is insufficient for this region. we are going to offer training at real work environment with full practical hands on experience. we will initially train only 50 females from rural areas. They will be able to get on hand experience and will be able to start their own small business to support their family financially.
Help 100 Sickle Cell Anaemia Children in Uganda Sickle cell anemia is a hereditary incurable defect confined to red blood cells. The basic defect is in the structure of hemoglobin molecule of the red blood cells which acquire sickle like shape in oxygen deficient environment. Due to this effect there is destruction of the cells which could even lead to the death of patients. This disease is now prominent in Teso Sub-Region in Uganda. SCOEN is working for betterment of these patients using HYDROXYUREA TREATMENT recommended to children
Savegre Forever! The Savegre River Watershed is perhaps the most biologically diverse place in all of Central America - and one of the most important in terms of climate change adaptation. It spans 0-10,000'+ above sea-level, its forests are intact, and healthy populations of key species (eg, jaguar and tapir) remain. Traditionally, local people have been its guardians, but threats loom. This project works to empower local communities to regain control of the Savegre and ensure its long-term conservation.
Empowering 50 rape survivors through bee-keeping This project will help 50 survivors of wartime rape from Gjakova region to overcome poverty and the consequences of war trauma. The project will supply the survivors with bees and bee-care supplies and develop their capacities in bee-keeping and honey production.  Due to war trauma affecting their psycho-social functioning, the project provides in addition psychological support to the survivors involved.
JCO REVAMP Help Jayla's Community Outreach (JCO) revamp the lives of disadvantaged women and children throughout Maricopa County, Arizona. JCO assists low income, homeless or veteran women and foster care children by providing case management and support services. JCO provides women & children with hygiene products, gently used clothes, clothing vouchers, school supplies, emergency food boxes, foster care bags, bus passes, and referrals. JCO offers life skill training and employment search assistance.
Restore 100 Hectares of the Miyagi Coastal Forest This project will restore 100 hectares of the Coast Forest in Miyagi Prefecture, which was uprooted by the March 11 Tohoku Tsunami. 30 Natori City agricultural victims are given job opportunities to learn how to raise 500,000 Black Pine seedlings to reforest the coast to create a natural shield from destructive salty winds and sand storms.
Alleviate the plight of Cyclone Idai Survivors This project seeks to support over 13 000 women and girls in Chimanimani area of Zimbabwe that was hard hit by the Tropical Cyclone Idai which left them homeless and vulnerable by providing them with hygiene and sanitary wear.
Providing 500 Women with a Structure in Ghana ASIGE WOMEN'S  Basket is a group  of vulnerable rural women that work together to design colourful and customized baskets and Bags for the local and international Market in Northern  Ghana.This project will put up a building to assist the women work in the Both raining and dry seasons as well as not exposed to hazards of the weather since we currently work under a tree
Fight Sex Trafficking of Women and Children Hotels can unwittingly provide the rooms traffickers need for the sexual exploitation of women and children for profit.  This project will empower hospitality staff through highly specialized training to recognize and report suspected activity to law enforcement. It will develop critical protocols to deter and disrupt this abhorrent crime and build a strong community partnership.
Hurricane Harvey's "Cases of LOVE" Relief Drive A charity of nurses has created vital care packages called, "Cases of LOVE."  As pediatric nurses, we know Texas may soon be facing an unprecedented health crisis. Our most precious and vulnerable flood ravaged infants and children are at risk.  Their little bodies are now primed for illness, Post Traumatic Stress Disorders and Failure-to-Thrive issues. Our Cases Of Love, care packages are pillow-cases stuffed with love, and the needed nourishing supplies to help them survive and thrive.
Unlock the market for 3,000 Zimbabwean farmers Some solutions are simple - not easy, but simple. This is the case - the farmers we support grow perishable vegetables for the urban market. They are good at what they do, the produce is good and in the cities the demand is plentiful. Just one problem - getting that produce from rural fields to the city tables can be very difficult for a rural farmer. In addition it can be so costly as to make the whole enterprise not worthwhile for the farmer.
Jusur Expanding Arab Women's Spheres of Influence The program mobilizes Palestinian women citizens of Israel as social change agents and community leaders through long-term investment in the development of women's leadership. Members of the national Jusur (Bridges) Forum come together from 20 villages to exchange experiences, network, engage in mutual learning, and implement activities on the national level, with the aim of promoting the active participation of Palestinian women in public life and putting women's issues on the national agenda.
HELP ALLEVIATE MISERY FOR ANIMALS IN CAPE TOWN Every year, tens of thousands of unwanted animals are born into a life of misery, suffering, abuse and neglect in the impoverished communities of Cape Town. Our Project seeks to address this problem in Capricorn and surrounding settlements, home to +-25 000 people and an estimated +12 000 companion animals. Our objective is to sterilise 200 animals a month over a six month period, and provide primary health care (vaccination, worm and flea treatment, and in need, mange treatment).
Empower 50 adolescents with farming skills This project intends to encourage adolescents to becomes entrepreneurs; enable them master technical skills as well as learn essential life skills, hone their senses solving real hunger challenges in community. The project further leverages the energy to become a changemaker and create entrepreneurial spirit among the community. They learn to grow their own food chemical-free; explore the narratives and cultural relevance of food.
Help Over 50 Ghanaian Women Run a Small Business Daasgift Quality Foundation (DQF) wants to repair a broken milling machine for 50 female palm kernel oil producers in Western Ghana. Extra funds will be used to build a well.
Gamechanger Bucket = Access to Clean Water + Sport The Gamechanger Bucket is a kit including a soccer ball and a water filter, providing clean water for 100 people for at least 5 years and stopping the spread of cholera and other water-borne diseases.
Agham Para Sa Pagbabago (Science for Change) A pilot project in the coastal area of Lobo, Batangas (Philippines) that supports Malabrigo public school students aimed at raising their interest in science and technology subjects that could help them become successful scientists and engineers that will build disaster-resilient communities. Grade 3 and Grade 7 students who benefit from this project will receive tablets and special learning kits that will allow them to participate in an advanced and innovative science and technology curriculum.
Help 300 Women in WASA Settlement learn a skill. This project will train and empower women in WASA IDP Settlement in Abuja, providing quality income generating activities to 300 disadvantaged women who fled from Northeast and Northcentral as a result of insurgency, also support them with start up fund.
Lifesaving Plumpy'Nut for Central African Republic The United Nations and its partners are desperate to bring relief to the Central African Republic (CAR), where worsening strife and unspeakable acts of violence have caused an urgent humanitarian crisis for over 2.2 million people. Thousands of already vulnerable children who have been displaced are living in fear and are in danger of dying from severe acute malnutrition. Supplies of Plumpy'Nut, a fortified peanut-paste, are desperately needed.
Support 12 informal schools with local volunteers Nairobi's informal schools face formidable challenges with class sizes commonly reaching 80. In our work in local schools over the last 6 years it has become clear to us that they need support to reduce class sizes and improve the quality of education. Our network of over 100 volunteers is eager to help the community and gain skills and experience. We will co-ordinate placing volunteers in 12 informal schools where they are needed most and support targeted mentoring of the most vulnerable pupils
Shelters for 60 Earthquake (EQ) Survivors in Nepal This project will build earthquake resistant shelters in Kavrepalanchowk District, central region of Nepal for 60 earthquake survivor households. The implementation of this project is envisaged for creating the shelter to enhance their lives and ease to withstand on secure livelihood options on safety means for the earthquake survivors in the project area.We will support the  poorest of the poor households who have not able to prepare the shelter, and impose to stay in the open sky.
Chamany, health care for 20 children in the street "Chamany" was given birth in the streets and she's been living there since then. She has lack of identity documents, does not go to a school, receives little or zero attention towards her health, does not live in a safe place and has no access to psychological or psychiatric treatment. She requires specialized care, neural stimulation and psychological treatment for strengthening her brain maturation, improve her mental health so that she can count with better tools for accessing a school.
Indigenous Youth Achieving Dreams in Brazil Help transform the lives of indigenous youth in Fortaleza, Brazil. These young people face a lack of quality education, job opportunities, and healthy spaces for personal development. By strengthening their self-esteem, cultural identity, and school performance, we are empowering these youth to be the protagonists of their own lives and agents of change in their community. MSMC invests in building leaders from within communities and your investment is an investment in those leaders.
Hurricane Eta and Iota Relief for Honduras In Honduras, COVID-19 has hit very hard, with many people losing their jobs, food and medications becoming scarce, and prices skyrocketing. Hospitals are overrun and the COVID death toll continues to rise. Hurricane Eta has further devastated the country. It took Honduras over 20 years to recover from Hurricane Mitch, and now Hurricane Eta has caused similar devastation-this time during a pandemic. Mayor Potencial will help mitigate the effects by providing care packages and shelter.
Help us rebuild homes after Beirut Port Explosion On 4.8.2020, a massive explosion in the Beirut port left more than 300,000 people without a safe home, with shattered doors and windows. After inspecting damages on site, Urban Network has decided to tackle the urgent waste management issue, the result of the deadly blast that hit Beirut. Focusing mainly on "Upcycling Wood", the initiative entitled "We Wood - Beirut", will rebuild homes and dreams, in collaboration with many different organizations and with the support of motivated volunteers.
Build 1x4 classroom block for 300 pupils in Zambia The rural Children's Hope plans to complete the building of a 1 x 4 classrooms and 1 ablution block, to provide free education to 300 vulnerable girls and boys of Nyamasinda Village, in Sinda District, Eastern Province of Zambia.
#EndPeriodPoverty for Girls in Rural Zimbabwe Periods are a natural body function and here is no need for embarrassment, awkwardness or shame. Taboos and the culture of silence has resulted in neglect for women and girls who lack appropriate menstrual hygiene products. Talia Women's Network will restore dignity to 500 girls through increased access to safe and hygienic menstrual hygiene products and community dialogue sessions on sexual reproductive health and rights matters.
1,000 Microloans for Rural Women in East Africa This projects funds a self-sustaining micro finance initiative issuing collateral-free, interest-bearing loans, for as little as $50, to poor women in rural East Africa to assist them in starting businesses, building assets and gaining business skills so that they can generate income on a long-term basis, permanently improving their household living standards, and achieving financial independence for themselves and their families.