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Flood Relief in Okayama The team will distribute urgent relief items and assess the immediate medical and post-trauma psychosocial needs.  IsraAID's professionals will also provide Psychological First Aid and mental health support to those evacuated.
Become a Burro Buddy! You are invited to become a Burro Buddy. By becoming a Burro Buddy, you are helping us cover the ongoing cost of providing life-long care for our burros.
Technology Training for Rural Indigenous Youth Empowering rural indigenous youth in Guatemala to learn to use computers and the Internet as tools for local development and for strengthening their native language and culture.
Sierra Gorda Reserve: Product Diversification Building social enterprises to provide sources of sustainable income for the local residents and environmental initiatives of Mexico's Sierra Gorda Reserve.
Sri Lanka Tsunami Relief Fund Following the tsunami up to two million Sri Lankans remain homeless without adequate water, food, medicine, or shelter.
Support 200 Single mothers with Piglets in Gulu The projet will provide training to 200 single mothers in commercial pig rearing, marketing, and provide them a set of piglets to start business. Keeping pigs for 4 months will enable them to recycle to another member with a piglet to enable community transformation at once. Enabling women to be in control of their own development leads to real empowerment.
Prevent  starvation among 70 families in Uganda Community Concerns Uganda (CCUg) focuses on using education to reduce poverty among women, youths and children in the Jinja and Mayuge districts, eastern Uganda. The organization provides sponsorship to 65 Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) in primary schools and also works with caregivers to uplift household incomes. All OVC families under current sponsorship are facing a crisis of hunger and starvation. Your donation will address the immediate food shortage to starvation and death.
Teaching 1,000 young Zambians about TB using socce 1,000 young Zambians will be taught how to protect themselves from TB using unique soccer coaching drills.
TB is still a huge problem for young Zambians.  People learn best when doing something they enjoy - by using soccer we can reach more young people more effectively.
Cityzens Giving for Recovery - Melbourne In Melbourne, City in the Community will support children to return to education through the provision of healthy and nutritious food and delivery of education through football. Fundraising is being conducted by Manchester City F.C. City in the Community Foundation for the benefit of City in the Community in Melbourne to lead delivery of this project locally.
Tales of Migratory Birds with Broken Wings Tales of Migratory Birds with Broken Wings is a visual storytelling project working to create social change. We work with refugees in Bosnia using anthropological approaches and photo documentation, to document human rights abuses and gather cultural information and understandings to solve refugee and displacement related issues. By amplifying refugee voices we aim to encouraging tolerance and integration through improved understanding amongst displaced and host communities.
Rehabilitating Convicted Men through IT education The Pemano project is helping to rehabilitate convicted young men (between 18 and 25 years old) in a prison in Vale do Paraíba (São Paulo-Brazil) through IT education and digital inclusion
Women Empowerment to Marginalized Communities Empowered woman community organization is a locally based organization registered within Kenya with the sole aim of lifting the economic status of women through training, workshops and mentorship programmes that will assist in skills transfer and capacity building.Women's economic empowerment, that is, their capacity to bring about economic change for themselves,
Job training for 17 at-risk girls in San Francisco Provide job training and support for 17 at-risk young women in San Francisco who have been exposed to the foster care and juvenile justice system.
Support for 120 school children in Adentan This project would support 120 brilliant but needy school children  in the Adentan Community in Ghana from Basic One to Junior High School  with text books, school uniform and bursaries for one year. School reopens in September 2016
Children Advocate for Rights & Transform Community Adolescents are trained to organize and lead children. Children learn and defend human rights, gain self-esteem, and identify and advocate for change in impoverished communities.
Youth Venture India Youth Venture is a global movement that inspires, invests, and supports young people to lead social change.
Sponsor Kindness 52 Weeks of Giving has been providing weekly volunteer opportunities to a group of 30 youth in rural Appalachia for 5 years. Your donation will help us supply weekly project materials which will be used for volunteer projects that benefit individuals and communities locally, nationally and internationally. Our goal is to show these kids that, no matter where you come from or what resources are available to you, each person has the power to make an impact and change the world for good.
Educating street children in the Mathare slums 150 impoverished children from the Mathare slums in Kenya will be given an education, technical training, school materials, food and medical care.
Promote a love of reading in rural Swaziland With your support, Vusumnotfo will convert a cargo container into a library for 5,000 preschool books (already donated).  Currently, its 124-book library cannot fully support the 50 community preschools benefiting from Vusumnotfo's in-service training. An expanded library will ensure that all teachers can do activities daily that promote bilingual literacy and lifelong "reading to learn" habits in the 1,000+ children who annually attend these community preschools in rural Swaziland.
Ensure animal safety during California wildfires As wildfires rage across Northern California, both domestic animals and wildlife are at risk.  Our volunteer veterinarian staff are deployed and already treating animals for severe burns, smoke inhalation and more. By  providing "shelter in place" support, animals are able to remain in their own habitat and still be given the care they need.
Water and sanitation for 1000 in Burkina Faso Water access, something that we take for granted in the West is a daily struggle for many around the world, causing illness and disease and resulting in the death of a child every 20 seconds. Development is impossible without the natural resources required to maintain our basic needs, but we are hoping to help these communities by meeting the entire water and sanitation needs of the rural village and surrounding areas of Kamendena in Burkina Faso by providing a well and 4 latrines.
Skills Training to Empower Women in Meru, Kenya Our project at International Peace Initiatives (IPI) Kenya will provide 105 women in Meru County free access to skills training so that they can provide for themselves, their families and change their lives by having a secure and stable income. Currently we are running year 2 of a 3-year project to support vulnerable young women in Meru to complete an accredited Diploma in Hair and Beauty. They will be able to care for their children and become agents of change for their communities.
Earthquake Relief: Pakistan, India, Afghanistan GlobalGiving's Earthquake Fund allows donors to contribute to a general pool that will allow relief and rebuilding projects, which are almost fully funded, reach their budget targets.
Reconstruction Of Animal Shelter in Latvia This project will build a multi-functional Animal Shelter in south-east of Latvia, providing veterinary care and shelter to abandoned dogs and cats, place for educational seminars and workshops regarding animal welfare, place where neutering and microchiping campaigns will be carried out.
Reconstructing earthquake-damaged schools in China This project re-constructs 2 earthquake-damaged schools and other facilities for 104 school children in Yunnan, China.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Jordan, Gillian, Anna, Kelly, Hannah, and Abby from Georgetown Visitation have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Enable Safe Pregnancies for 1,000 Mothers in India Global Health Bridge is empowering Community Health Workers in rural India with a cell phone-based tool (Maternal Health Reporter) that will help them easily record and monitor health information, receive critical reminders for upcoming prenatal visits, and generate reminders to mothers about nutrition and care throughout their pregnancy. These interventions will facilitate early recognition of pregnancy complications, saving lives of mothers and newborns.
Educate Maasai kids: full high school scholarships You can help provide high school scholarships to the top two girls and boys in the Elangata Wuas 2014 graduating class. Since high school in Kenya is not free, many students drop out after primary school, especially in rural areas such as Elangata Wuas where families may not have the money to send their children to school. These scholarships ensure that the brightest students are able to continue their education and graduate from high school, opening up a world of opportunities to them.
Hurricane Dorian Rescue & Relief The US Veterans Hall of Fame natural disaster response team is ready to deploy to the east coast region between Savannah, GA and north towards Cape Hatteras (North Carolina).  These are familiar grounds for us as just one year ago, we were boots on the ground for our operations with Hurricane Florence. Now our neighbors need us again as storm surges of 4-7 ft are expected, with the potential for even higher flood walls.  We are going in with low water rescue capability to evacuate citizens.
Fifty prosthetic limbs for Low Income amputees In Bolivia it is EXCEEDINGLY difficult for any low-income amputee to get a prosthetic limb due to the lack of availability and high cost.  Our project's goal is to ensure that 50 of low-income amputees will walk again with a "made in Bolivia, By Bolivians" prosthetic leg.
Warm Their Hearts: Winterization Project The project will provide 700 Syrian, Palestinian and Lebanese families living in abject poverty with winter items necessary to survive the upcoming winter season in the coldest areas in Lebanon.
Education for underprivileged children, Cape Town This project supports the Hope Centre in Cape Town, South Africa, which has been completely funded by donations. The centre provides free entry to pre-school for children whose parents are unemployed or cannot afford school fees.
Passport to Global Learning Train U.S. teachers to use the Internet in K-12 classrooms for international student collaboration on meaningful projects. The goal is to link every school in the United States with a non-U.S. school.
Ebola Emergency: Help WFPUSA prevent a food crisis The Ebola epidemic can quickly become food crisis. Hundreds of families in West Africa have already lost someone to the virus.To contain Ebola, families are quarantined, many unable to leave their homes for weeks. As a result, farmers cannot tend to their crops and livestock. This means that a year's harvest can literally be left to rot in the field.  That's why WFP has been on the ground since last March providing emergency humanitarian relief to families caught up in the epidemic.
Safe, Clean, Affordable Water for a Nairobi Slum Up to 96,000 residents of the informal settlement of Mathare will gain access to a safe, clean, affordable water supply.
Improving Nursing & Midwifery Care in Liberia URGENT: TRAINING FOR SUPERVISORY NURSES AND MIDWIVES who serve mothers, babies, children and adults in Liberia most affected by the lack of quality health care. Help masters-level trainers provide up-to-date clinical information to practicing nurse and midwife supervisors from 20 hospitals through a five-day professional development workshop with the goal of improving their knowledge, skills, and competencies. They will also be trained to share their expertise with their staff. Donate now!
Animal Cruelty Legislation Did you know that a new bill to change Canada's 120- year old animal cruelty law was passed by all parties in the House of Commons twice in 2003, but the Senate stood in its way?  Did you know that the outdated wording of the current law prevents the prosecution of many serious animal abusers?  Only with your support can we intensify our efforts to re-engage MPs on the need for updated animal cruelty legislation.
Health Care in Tibet /Yushu The biggest threat to empowering women in Tibet is death in the process of creating life.  Remote Tibetan mothers have a 1 in 15 chance of dying in pregnancy or delivery. Births are unattended. 1 in 5 children die before the age of 2. Surmang Fnd empowers women by  providing quality health care in a remote clinic and embedding this care in 40 villages. The Fnd has reduced maternal mortality to 0 in 2011 and kept it near there ever since, treating 1200 patients a month for free -- including meds.
Hope for Youth - Uganda HFYU is a registered NGO operating in Uganda, providing Humanitarian Support and Social Services to deprived Youth via Education, Health and self-help projects that enhance socio-economic emancipation
Help Protect Asylum Seekers Families escaping gang violence and persecution in Central America are undertaking a dangerous journey to seek safety in the United States.   In response to the caravan of asylum-seeking families traveling north, the current US administration has threatened to close the country's southern border, as well as deny these families safe haven-a policy that not only violates international and U.S. laws, but deliberately leaves individuals in harm's way.
Supporting Afghans' Grassroots Education Efforts Funding and training for a local Afghan education non-governmental organization (NGO) with about 300 students to improve and continue their important work.
Recover after C19; Support 25 kids at risk in BiH Children without parental care and children from families at risk in Bosnia and Herzegovina with this project will have healthy role model in their life -Older brother and Older sister- young volunteers which help them improve their self-esteem and develop basic social skills like using public transportation, eating in a restaurant, how to behave in museum or how to be safe. Volunteers play important role in C19 crisis as a support for kids in online school and leisure activities in isolation.
Hope for first-generation college students College is hard on a normal day, but imagine being a first-generation college student. Then, add in virtual learning and the complications of a pandemic. We're offering tangible support and hope for first-generation college students. Help us help students find success in college.
Nurse me: milk powder for malnourished kids, Benin This project wants to cope with the widespread issue of child malnutrition in the regions of Zou and Atacora (Benin), through the supply of milk powder to undernourished newborns in the Hospital of Tanguieta and in three local accommodation centres.
Help a rural youth to be employed in Varnasi India Social Action for Manpower Creation (SAMPARC) is non-profit making Public Charitable Society and Trust in India established in 1990 for the rehabilitation, care and educational development of orphan children, children of socially victim women and all other needy, poor and disadvantaged children. SAMPARC needs your support in providing skill development training to 1200 rural youth in SAMPARC Vocational Training Centre, Varnasi Uttar Pradesh.
Aarohi Bal Sansar - School Farm Project Aarohi has initiated a school farm project to integrate agriculture into its curriculum and further our goal of experiential learning by teaching subjects-Mathematics, Science and Social Sciences-and useful life skills through practical work done in the fields. The school has identified a patch of land within the campus and would be building a greenhouse and a water storage facility and we are seeking your support to build a greenhouse and water storage facilities.
U.S. Border Crisis Children's Relief Fund Children's rights continue to be violated at the border. Vulnerable and terrified, young boys and girls are being held in custody longer than the legal limit, being separated from their families, and more. Save the Children is on the ground at the U.S.-Mexico Border, assisting families who have been released from U.S. detention facilities. A donation to our U.S. Border Crisis Children's Relief Fund will support our programmatic and advocacy work at the border.
HELP EDUCATING 209 SPECIAL CHILDREN IN RURAL INDIA Our Program Key Objectives Are: To educate & provide preventive, intervention and rehabilitative services to Children with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities and/or Hearing Impairment To conduct training and capacity building in the field of rehabilitation to make a pool of better equipped professionals, parents, care-givers  To ensure, advocate and promote equal rights of the special needs children To motivate and sensitize all stake holders for the special children's training
Support South Punjab 4000 Flood Affected Families IHMWA plans to provide healthcare to 4000 flood affected families, to reduce the incidences of communicable diseases, of Union Council Bait Mir Hazar, District Muzaffargharh, South Punjab, Pakistan.
Atlas Corps: 15 Year Anniversary Celebrate 15 years of global impact with Atlas Corps! Join us to recognize this milestone anniversary and partner with our community of 1000 social change leaders from 105 countries. Support Atlas Corps and empower our global network of changemakers who possess the training, skills, and commitment to solve the world's most pressing issues. BONUS - Reserve your participation in the 15 Year Anniversary on November 20, 2021 with a $250 donation!
International Scholarships for Change Our work as a charity is based on the United Nation SDGs and we know that young passionate individuals are our key to achieving them by 2030. This project is focused on opening doors and giving aspiring global ambassadors the opportunity to learn, develop and share their passion with others Internationally. Youths from all around the world are encouraged to connect with us so we can select the most aspiring young people and provide them with access to International experiences.
AUTISM AWARENESS 5KM RUN Due to stigma and misunderstanding of the Autism Spectrum Disorder, a considerable number of autistic Kenyans, consisting of both children and adults are locked up in their homes and hidden from the public eye. For this and many other reasons, Step Up 4 Autism is organizing an annual run to set up a therapy center for children with Autism in Eldoret, Kenya. The therapy center will provide free therapy and support services to children and adults with autism from the rural areas of  Rift Valley.
Support Youth Challenging Gender Stereotypes Gender stereotypes have a negative affect on girls' & boys' health, self esteem & identity. This program will provide youth with opportunities to create healthier images & messages through new media.
Support Early Learning for 2,000 Children, Uganda This project will support early childhood development (ECD) for 2,000 children delivered through IREAD's 10 Uganda ECD Centres. Donations will help to train teachers, provide school uniforms, and maintain the Centres.
Growing Baseball for Children in Pakistan Since being introduced in Pakistan more than a decade ago, baseball has served as a vehicle for cultural exchange, tolerance, and youth development.  The sport has grown in popularity with both boys and girls, at youth, college, and professional levels.  However, financial limitations and cricket as the dominant sport has slowed the growth of the baseball despite growing interest.  This project will enable Pitch In For Baseball to help more Pakistani boys and girls play baseball.
Food support for 250 women with disabilities It is undouble that COVID-19 has hit hard on not just the health sector, but every facet of society. In Sierra Leone, Socio-economic state of women with disabilities who are mainly single mothers is appalling. In these difficult times when lockdowns and stay home measures are instituted, women with disabilities suffered with starvation, with barely little or nothing to eat with their children. Donating to a fund that will provide food for these hungry single disable mothers will save lives.
DSAID Rural School Mobile Solar Computer Classroom 1. This project aims at creating a Solar Mobile Computer lab to provide free ICT training for pupils in rural schools. These are schools with no power and pupils have never seen a computer before. The world has gone ICT. No child should be left behind. 2. The mobile lab will also be used in the Community centres to reach the unemployed youths with no skills to seek employment. This will enable them to seek employment, become self employed or further their education in ICT or other careers.
Provide 10 Solar Heaters to Native Families This project will provide 10 Native American families living in reservation communities with solar air heaters, reducing monthly heating bills by 20-30% for up to 20 years and creating green jobs.
Educational digital skills for children at risk This project aims to guarantee access to formal education through the implementation of digital skills in children and adolescents at risk  in the context of the post-COVID pandemic. The project will provide formal education, pedagogical support, homework support, internet access, workshops to improve digital skills and access to online educational content
IMPROVED DAIRY FOR 1,000 KENYAN YOUTH AND WOMEN The Kenyan dairy sector is unique in the world. It is characterized by small scale farmers, mainly women in rural homes rearing 1-3 cows each.The sector's future is gloomy in that many youth do not see it as a profitable venture due to various challenges among them quality, quantity, markets and lack of basic equipment.To ensure sustainability and improve family food security, income and livelihoods, Future Focus Development will build capacities of 1,000 youth and women.
Help Teen Mothers Return to School in Sierra Leone We facilitated the returning of teen mothers to school and in gaining a sustainable source of income through savings and loans schemes and business training.
PARTI Youth Service The P.A.R.T.I. Program is a youth leadership program that organizes youth events in order to change lives and conditions in social economic disenfranchised communities.
Accelerating Change Fund The Resource Alliance is on a mission to connect people doing good and give them access to outstanding resources and tools, so that they can carry out their work to help build a better world. As the demands on the social impact community increase through the current crisis, our work is more important than ever.  To serve those in our global community who most need access to rich knowledge and learning, we need your help.  Please donate here in support of our work.
Help 300 tribal women scale their enterprise Women from the Kui tribe in Odisha are dependant on the forest for their livelihoods. They often travel long distances deep into the forest to pick siali leaves, which they then stitch together to make disposable tableware, plates and bowls. Industree is extending support to this community by providing training, introducing new technology to improve productivity and quality, developing new ranges of products, and establishing new market linkages to enhance livelihoods for these women.