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Support 5 Rescued Horses Who Help People in Need Five horses rescued from neglect. Now with a new purpose in life, supporting our clients through equine-assisted programs at HOH/CDE in NW Puerto Rico. Over the last 2 years, our horses have empowered 50+ people, who have very limited access to services - including veterans/military and those with disabilities. They help people increase their confidence, social/communication skills, physical and mental abilities. This project funds their quality care and ongoing training to continue this work.
Life Journeys Writing and Mentoring The Project facilitates positive/creative self-expression via the written word to enhance cognitive skills, life skills, intellectual/emotional wellness, civility, non-violent problem-solving, social tolerance, and more. Its Literary Therapy and mentorship give voice and validation to underserved populations. It builds relationships and promotes life skills learning while addressing mental health/behavioral stressors/traumas, especially during the global COVID-19 pandemic challenges.
From poor girl to power girl - invest in education Funding will be used to run a second student home: Master Home, Dar Moustaqbel II. This facility will house 25 promising but extremely disadvantaged students from rural areas in southern Morocco. While Dar Moustaqbel I houses 55 students pursuing a bachelor, our second home will focus on giving bright students a chance to complete their education. Our facility provides an elaborate skills program that considerably increases chances to land higher ranking jobs. Poverty should not be an obstacle.
Sustainable Rebuilding After the Colorado Floods For those who lost their home from a disaster and choose to rebuild, we provide a pathway to rebuild sustainably -- Safer, Stronger, and Smarter. We do this by providing access to professional networks, materials, volunteers, grants, local expertise, and best practices. We help communities rebuild, one house at a time. Homeowners benefit from comfortable, healthy homes; local communities benefit by increasing their resilience; and extended communities benefit from a model that saves resources.
Help Us Change The World One Child At A Time This Elementary Education sponsorship project is located in Uganda and it is ongoing. We are in need of your support in sponsoring 17 vulnerable and orphaned primary age school children. Your donations provide; school fees, meals, uniforms, and supplies for each child.   The purpose of this project is to improve access to basic education through sponsorship. Your donations make a difference and have a ripple effect that benefits these children, their families and the community as a whole.
Building with Bottles The program aims to create a sustainable business in Port au Prince, Haiti. Co-Directors Dara, 23, and Brett, 20, will work with The Afya Foundation to begin employing furniture makers in Haiti, in an effort to provide furniture for thousands of people living in IDP camps, impact the local environment/need for sanitation solutions, and create a sustainable employment opportunity for people with disabilities or parents of children with disabilities (often, the people who are most marginalized).
Plant 1 Million Trees for Peace It is a reforesting-project where 80 nigerian women and men are having a permanent employment. We are fighting against climate change through this project, as we're planting and maintaining trees on destroyed landscapes.
Safe Water - Healthy Students - Improved Lives The project will install water filtration plants in 2 schools and provide safe drinking water to 821 children of rural area in Sindh. Lack of appropriate infrastructure has led to contamination of water reservoirs and local water supplies.The importance of providing safe drinking water to the children cannot be less emphasized. Also aims to address a secondary, but important goal of supporting the cause of education at the schools by limiting the incidence of waterborne diseases among students.
Biogas Utilization for Empowerment Communities This project will create biogas from animal dung that can be utilized by rural communities in Banjaran wetan Village West Java into electrical energy for lighting and cooking.
SPONSOR A SMART PHONE & HELP A VIDYA STUDENT STUDY The fundraiser targets to donate 5,000 devices to all VIDYA students who are involved in all schemes in Bangalore, Mumbai, and Delhi to continue their online classes. Our students are hardworking with visions of achievement and social progress. We do not want any student left behind and ensure that they continue education. We want to ensure that our students continue to pursue their dreams unhindered with the same diligence and enthusiasm.
Benefit 700 Moroccan girls through school gardens After restoring underused grounds of urban schools in Marrakech, GDF is expanding its efforts to rural schools in the foothills of the High Atlas mountains, where girls are learning about gardens, cultural heritage and environmental stewardship. We are focusing on Dar Taliba, a boarding house in the Ourika Valley that provides an opportunity for 120 teenage girls per year to continue their formal studies while acquiring knowledge about the traditional use of plants from their elders.
Covid19 relief support to 5000 people in Malawi This project will educate and support Malawian people in city of Lilongwe and in rural communities about Covid 19; recognising the symptoms of the virus, how to reduce the risk of getting the virus and what should be done if they catch the virus. It will provide information, education and resources to support vulnerable people in a country with very compromised facilities in how to manage the virus.
Educate a Girl, Educate a Nation This project is basically designed to bring girls aging between 5 years to 10 years to mainstream education. The targeted children are those who have either never enrolled in schools or who left schools in early age due to domestic problems. The proposed project is aimed to improve quality of education for marginalized girls in the targeted areas by focusing on providing support packages to community schools such as incentive, books, uniform, and teaching kits.
COVID-19 Safety and Relief Response in Nepal As of recent report, the COVID-19 pandemic will push 96 million people into extreme poverty by 2021, 47 million of whom are women and girls. The essential food items & health kits will be great support for poor and marginalized people. These are largely neglected by the COVID-19 related treatment, care and food insufficiency. This campaign can support essential food, basic COVID safety, health and hygiene materials along with sanitary products like face masks, hand washing soap and sanitizers.
An entrepreneur Girl (BIMJA), Tanzania Binti Mjasiriamali(BIMJA) in Swahili means Daughters as Entrepreneurs We are focusing to promote girl's equality right from childhood. We help build confidence, vocational skills, technical upskilling  through hackathons , seminars and webinars  to empower each of our beneficiary. BIMJA project drives increased public and private investment girl's involvement in decent work and employment in formal and informal economies; and deliver concrete, game-changing entrepreneurial projects for girls.
Building homes for 25 street children in Tanzania PLOT.form designed and plans to build 'transit homes' for older street-children coming out of the Amani Children's home. Up to 25 youngsters each year will be living here on their own, taking care of themselves, learning about independent life until they prove ready to stand on their own two feet. They will receive support, guidance and classes in life-skills according to their needs. This pilot project, creating an in-between, is part of a more durable, long term vision for these kids future.
Give Hope to Kenyan Orphans Through Peer Mentors The Mentorship Program is aimed at empowering and giving hope to orphaned and vulnerable children by giving them a trusted peer mentor and friend.  A relationship with a non-parental adult influences positively the child's perception of their own strengths and abilities, enhancing self-esteem and giving them a different perspective to life's challenges. Under the Program, a support network of volunteers will dedicate their time to spending it with the kids and carrying out various activities.
Vitamin A Supplement for 37500 Tanzanian Children This project aims at reaching 37500 children underfive with Vitamin A supplementation and Albendazole for deworming in Tanzania. The country Demographic Indicator Survey of 2010 shows that 33% of Children and 37% of pregnant women have Vitamin A deficiency. Areas with Vitamin A deficiency are also endemic with soil-transmitted intestinal worms which contribute to child under nutrition. Vitamin A supplementation and Albendazole is a simple and cost efficient way to alleviate Vitamin A deficiency
Women's Rights in  28  Villages Cameroon Africa . This project will upgrade the existing health care and educational systems for women and girls in 28 rural villages in NW Cameroon, through skill training,  social economic development, women's rights and gender equity.  . It will also resolve the need for the JRCCA MPC and Urgent Care Center.  The urgent care center, school and meetings can be held indoors with the upgrade of the guest house!
Charlie's Fund: Saving Lives Through Technology On June 5, 2018, Charles Farrell--father of CriticaLink Founder Jennifer Farrell--died suddenly from complications of an Aortic Dissection- a rare but often fatal emergency of the heart. In his memory, we are starting Charlie's Fund, which will be used to improve access to rapid, life-saving medical care all over the world. This fund will go to projects that focus on innovative use of mobile technology in medicine and empowering women in STEM, with the goal of saving MANY lives in the future.
Helping Rural Xhosa children become literate! We provide quality Montessori early childhood development to 30 young, rural Xhosa children in a safe and stimulating learning environment.  They receive 2 nutritious meals per day and regular health checks. We provide an After school enrichment program for 50 Xhosa children in grades 1 - 3, where they develop their isiXhosa, English and Maths skills.  The children in our area need to become literate, as reading is the fundamental skill upon which all other skills depend!
Ending Rape in Liberia Through Music We are committed to ending sexual violence in Liberia. This collaborative project uses the power of music as a motivator of social change. Using collaborative initiatives, we engage Liberian audiences in critical conversations about gender equality to shift the social norms that allow violence against adolescent girls and women to continue.
Support DC students through Camp City Year! City Year Washington, DC works with over 4,300 students in 13 public schools throughout the year. During the week of Spring Break for DC Public Schools, City Year welcomes students to join in a full-day camp experience to continue to positively impact students and keep them focused on education.   This year City Year Corps Members will lead campers through the week around the theme of Timeless Heroes--focusing students around learning about positive role models and heroes across time.
Rebuilding communities affected by 8.2 earthquake After a magnitude 8.2 earthquake in the south of Mexico, more than 60,000 houses were damaged in Oaxaca state. In response, we developed a project with communities of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec region, that includes reconstruction of housing, kitchens and ovens; by recovering traditional knowledge and techniques and reinforcing the dwellings against earthquakes and strong winds. All the people involved in construction also participate in the reforestation project.
100 hearts to connect 100 children to education The project's aim is to provide connectivity to 100 children in vulnerability, Ecuadorian, refugees and migrants, from city and rural zones (border and other conflict zones) of Ecuador to allow them to continue their education in order to increase their possibilities for a better future and a positive integration to society, being able to pursue their dreams and grow with joy and hope.
Access to Secondary Education for Kenyan Orphans This project will facilitate access to secondary education for Kenyan orphans who have performed well in primary school but cannot afford school fees and basic equipment despite having been admitted to a good school. The objective is to make higher education available to vulnerable Kenyan children, which will enable them to realize better, more productive lives and provide them with a higher income earning potential, which will benefit the national economic development in the long run.
Empower students to resist peer press/reach goals More than 5000 middle school age students in East Tennessee will learn how to resist peer pressure, promote abstinence and sexual responsibility to reduce teen pregnancy and reach their future goals.
Secondary School for Mozambican Girls This project give young girls in rural Mozambique scholarships for the 8th, 9th, and 10th grades, with after-school and social worker support, giving them a new opportunity: to gain economic freedom.
Alzheimer Mexico - Learn and Act Alzheimer Mexico, I.A.P. is a Mexican non-profit organization that provides comprehensive care to people with Alzheimer's or similar dementia, their caregivers and family members to improve their quality of life. Its care program includes access to comprehensive programs of physical and cognitive stimulation. We work to help people with dementia maintain their skills for longer, as well as to provide guidance and advice on dementia to families living the disease process.
Orphan Girls Empowerment through Vocational Skills The studies have shown that 10%-15% of orphan children commit suicide before they reach age eighteen and studies show that 60% of the girls become prostitutes. The environment in which the majority of these orphans grow up is fraught with numerous challenges and access to basic rights such as education, employment, protection from abuse and exploitation, are all compromised. This project will provide vocational and life skills for decent living  to 150 orphan girls of the age of 18-25 years.
Stop Violence Against Dalit Women in India This project works to empower Dalit and Tribal women's groups to come together to tackle issues of violence against women in India.  70% of Indian women are victims of domestic violence. Reported rapes increased to 33,707 in 2013. Many more cases go unreported and marital rape is not a criminal offence in India.  Dalit and Adivasi women are particularly vulnerable to violence due to their low social and economic status.
Building Agribusinesses to end Poverty in DR Congo Mavuno is now 100% locally led!  If you would still like to donate, you can now do so directly to the Congolese organization via the "Mavuno's American Friends Fund" through the King Baudouin Foundation - please donate here: https://kbfus.networkforgood.com/projects/53132-m-kbfus-funds-mavuno-dr
Create a Carbon Neutral Research Base, Seychelles Help GVI and the Seychelles National Parks Authority to reduce their impact on the environment and create a model environmentally sound research base with the installation of a solar energy system.
SUPPORT SPECIAL NEEDS SCHOOL BUILDING PROJECT Each 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 treatment necessary to sustain life, but also from coping with the loss of their childhood. First Intervention Ghana provides a befitting environmental experience
Prevent Trafficking Through Literacy While Creative Life Foundation's education program continues to be necessary for breaking cycles of poverty and exploitation, we realize our students don't live in a vacuum. If their mothers remain at risk, so do they. To undergird our ongoing scholarship and mentorship program, we seek to eliminate maternal risk by providing a program focused on Thai literacy.
Dignity Kits for 1000 Female Students in Iraq Supporting vulnerable female students in intermediate and high schools in IDP (Internally displaced persons) camps and rural areas. The project seeks to support 1000 female students with dignity kits and raising their awareness on hygiene and health care.  Dignity kits contain hygiene and sanitary items, as well as other items explicitly tailored towards the local needs of girls of reproductive age in particular communities. Preserving dignity is essential to maintaining self-esteem of the girls
A kindergarten for 130 refugee children in Erbil In front of the humanitarian emergency that is shaking Middle East end Europe, ACDI canalises founds to support a kindergarten build by AVSI Foundation in Iraq.
Help Empower Girls and Women This Project will help empower over 100 poor, uneducated young girls and women to study and learn new skills to become self sufficient and start a new life full of respect for themselves. The project provides various vocational training's like tailoring, beauticians, handicraft, nursing and spoken English. It will also help women who cant leave their homes for jobs to learn a skill and practice it within their reachable environment and earn some money for themselves and their children.
Art for 3200 schoolgirls in Pakistan This project will support an integrated, modern and holistic art program at 2 government schools in Karachi, Pakistan, serving 3200 girls from low-income neighborhoods of Pakistan's biggest city. The schools teach art as a weekly subject, introducing a variety of basic and advanced techniques, different mediums, international and local art history, current local artists. The program also lets student experience and showcase art through public murals, visits to galleries and annual student shows.
Relief for 1900 displaced families - Northern Iraq It is estimated that around 11 million Syrians have fled their homes since the start of the Syrian civil war in March 2011. According to the UN Refugee Agency, there are currently 230,836 Syrian Refugees in Iraq and most have faced an additional hardship because of the war and political climate of Iraq. These communities as well as displaced Iraqis continue to have an urgent need for food and hygiene supplies.
Empower Maya Weavers' Children through Education Our project, Mano a Mano Para el Desarrollo, empowers and supports the children of Tz'utujil Maya weavers in Santiago Atitlan, Guatemala with a multi-generational and local focus. We aim to create an academic center that provides complete financial assistance for school supplies, personal development workshops, and adequate academic support for the children of Cojolya.
Access free education for 60 pygmy children Summary
A school has been opened in Mingo'o village in order to educate and empower 60 children from the "Pygmy" autochton   minority in this community.  Access to basic education, which has never existed before here, will serve as a jumping off point for children from this marginalized community to progress in school and reach a level of educational attainment sufficient for them to defend their rights and interests.
Provide 10 Dorset Cancer Support Retreat Places Our first trial was for 9 women who had all experienced cancer and was set at the beautiful California Barn, Swanage. The barn is set in 11 acres of beautiful, tranquil countryside that offers the opportunity to calm your mind and allow yourself to be nurtured, improving your well being. The retreat was led by Andrea Johnstone (HND B.A.C.P.) Transpersonal transformation  Practitioner and all of the women reported having an amazing and very emotional experience.
Livelihood by Plantation for Gaja Cyclone Victims The reality of the project is going to address the climate changes, restoration of biodiversity, clean energy and environment by planting and growing tree seedlings. It will also assist to restore Gaja Cyclone Victim people's means of sustainable livelihood, increase their income levels significantly and enhance their financial literacy.
The Joy of Giving The education project of Calcutta Rescue - an overview  650 underprivileged slum children are nurtured in the 2 education centers through a holistic approach Not just education but health, proper nutrition, extra-curricular activities are all managed. Life skill education is given a special emphasis All children are provided with uniform, school bag, winter and puja garments, books, copies and stationeries and 2 free meals A safe environment is provided to the children where they grow up
Youth Business Centre for at-risk youth in Toronto The Youth Business Centre is open to at-risk youth in Toronto who have created a viable business idea but need help getting it off the ground.  It is commonly known that most youth who find themselves in conflict with the law or are considered at risk of being long-term unemployed see very few personal options in their lives for success. Youth Business Centre is structured to assist these young people to see how, "today's behaviour affects tomorrow's possibilities".
EMPOWER 200 RURAL WOMEN AND YOUTH WITH BEEKEEPING The project will empower 200 unemployed youth and women, providing employment and reducing ecological damage in Abia, Imo, Sokoto and FCT.The primary aim of the project is to improve the economic condition of the rural youth through beekeeping as a natural based- resource for climate action and rural resilience. During the training period, beneficiaries will learn the basic tools of beekeeping such as Bee Hive Components, Honey Production, Packaging/Honey processing, Marketing, Money Management.
Improving Maternal Health The occurrence of maternal, neonatal, perinatal and child deaths in Uganda is a major concern of the Government and all stakeholders. Three quarters of the neonatal deaths occur in the first week of life while the highest risk of death is in the first 24 hours of life.  The major causes of newborn deaths include asphyxia, infections and complications of preterm birth. Though achieving the MDGs has been and continues to be a priority for the Government of Uganda, progress towards reducing neonata
Enabling Honduran Farmers to Earn Their Own Land Agros loans land to rural families struggling to survive. Through agricultural and business training coupled with micro-loans, Agros enables rural families to own land in a thriving community.
Keep Girls in School This project will support our already existent study girls' clubs in Sagnarigu district of Northern region of Ghana. These clubs provide an avenue where the confidence levels of girls are boosted through mentors to ensure their assertiveness through rigorous education in reproductive health during club meetings and also health talks. This helps improve their performance in class and also retain them in School. The project will also provide "violence boxes" as a platform for girls to report abuse
Provide solar lanterns to poor school children This project will provide safe, environmentally friendly solar lanterns to students and families in remote villages in developing countries that are not connected to the power grid or lack reliable electricity. Now children can do their homework at night and adults can engage in productive activities. These lanterns light their paths to a brighter future.  Our organization is all-volunteer. We rely on volunteers and partners to help us make the most of every dollar that you donate.
Disaster Relief Supplies Drive Although the government relief efforts have been well coordinated and swift, there are still many items in short supply at such shelters and facilities. As Japan takes steps towards relief and recovery, Hands On Tokyo has teamed up with a locally organized response team, Team SOS (name unofficial) to support those in the affected regions by sending necessary supplies that are in short supply at such shelters.