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Empowering L.A. Youth to be Great Leaders YRTTF's enrichment program is designed to empower and prepare youth to a successful work path in career development and life skills. Our workshops and mentorship provide youth with opportunities to gain work and volunteer experience, while learning the skills to be great leaders for their community.  By introducing these skills early on, youth have a greater chance of success by building confidence, learning responsibility, and preventing poverty and homelessness in Los Angeles.
Educating designers to cut waste out of fashion The Redress Design Award is a sustainable fashion design competition challenging emerging fashion designers to create clothing with minimal textile waste. The programme raises awareness of environmental issues and sustainable fashion amongst industry stakeholders, and provides designers with the information and practical skills to be part of the solution. In addition it supports emerging sustainable designers with career development and business opportunities.
Training At-Risk Youth in Post-Earthquake Haiti Provide occupational skills to impoverished Haitian youth many of whom are orphaned from the devastating earthquake and AIDS.

Through the development of a trade skill, will have a chance to improve their quality of life and become a productive member of their community by giving back.

The trade school program is broken up into three main components:
1) Construction Classroom Training
2) Practical Field Application
3) Business Ethics & Community Rebuilding
Using AI to Protect Community-Driven Development Large-scale commercial development projects disproportionately affect people with limited political and economic power.  A number of humanitarian organizations are hard at work trying to ensure these affected communities have access to information early enough to mobilize and influence the legislative decision-making process, but much of the work remains extremely manual, which slows the process.
Educate and Empower Street Children in Kigali Cafe Retro Kigali will be a volunteer-driven cafe and community hub, created in partnership by Root Foundation (Kigali, Rwanda) and Retro Association (Copenhagen, Denmark.) Root Foundation has provided successful education programs for street children in Kigali since 2014, but struggle to find reliable outside funding. Cafe Retro Kigali will provide financial support and job training for their programs, with the help of Retro Association and their model of volunteer-run cafes in Copenhagen.
EduFinance: Breaking Barriers to Quality Education A quality education unleashes a world of potential. Children who stay in school are expected to live longer and healthier lives, improve their future incomes, and become better providers for their families and community. For the more than 59 million out-of-school children worldwide, access to education is the best, and perhaps the only, pathway out of poverty.
Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy CrisAlex 2019 The CrisAlex program is a twelve week course taught on Sundays to help parents learn techniques to coach their children to speak clearly and confidently.  The format of the class, for up to twenty parents, is a discussion format.  CrisAlex facilitates the sessions and provides the materials for discussion.  The last four weeks of the program are devoted to having the parents coach their child to present their personal "I Believe" speech.  This is the second year of the CrisAlex program at SJPII.
Transform the Lives of 13000 HIV-Positive Ugandans Join us in transforming the lives of 13,000 Ugandans by supporting the work of Alive Medical Services (AMS). Strategically located in one of Kampala's most impoverished neighborhoods, AMS provides holistic, free medical care 24/7. Clinicians, counselors and nurses serve patients with love and dignity, ensuring those living with HIV can live healthy, full lives. We provide medical care, income-generating programs, psychosocial support, nutrition aid, youth initiatives, and more.
Ending Veteran Homelessness In Michigan This project will help provide affordable section 8 housing and food to homeless veterans and less privileged in Michigan. Michigan ranks #11 (608,271) in total Veterans Population (Sources: Population, VA Office of Data Governance and Analytics, US Census Bureau County, FY 2016) and with this project, HIRED Project aim to reduce this social issue of hunger and displacements of our Service Heroes. Provide them a place to call a HOME.
Access to education for underprivileged students The project will directly support brilliant but underprivileged students by paying school fees and providing necessary educational supplies and allowing them to receive tutoring in mathematics outside of the classroom. It will also improve the learning environment by providing classrooms with necessary supplies teachers need to be more effective at their work.
End Malnutrition through Maternal Health 1 in 20 Haitian children are severely malnourished and 1 in 14 won't live to see their fifth birthday. We believe that to combat issues of childhood undernutrition, we must first protect the lives of women. A new maternity center in Northern Haiti will offer family-based wellness education, prenatal services, midwife-assisted labor & delivery, postpartum care, and well-child programs. By improving access to maternal health care, we can help families give their children a strong start to life.
Preventing family violence through storytelling Domestic violence prevention project that uses multimedia tools to engage men in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood to tell the truth about how family violence has affected them and their neighborhood.
Take them off the streets to the classrooms Every child should be given equal educational opportunity to be the best he/she can be.  Knowing however, that not every child has the privilege to be sent to school by their parents, the project seeks to extend the educational opportunity to the less privileged, especially the children of widowed, divorced, separated and single parent mothers; as well as help the destitute widows find a means of sustaining their livelihood.
Myanmar Flood Relief Save the Children has been working in Myanmar since 1995 and is well-positioned for a response. We have ongoing programs in the Chin, Magway and Takhine states, expert staff and pre-positioned stocks of relief materials already in the country.
Play, sport and debat for a better living together The objective is to train and support actors in priority neighbourhoods to make sport an effective tool for education. The diversity of the proposed training programmes will make it possible to meet the needs of the partner communities or associations, which will also be able to choose the themes of Living Together that best correspond to the challenges of their territories from among a wide range of content (including discrimination, violence, disability, etc.).
Potiguara Indians Information and Living Standards Increasing the Potiguara Indians income by cutting out middlemen and providing access to IT for youth through the installation of computer laboratories in order to insure the survival of these people.
Providing Hope Through Chess At the Maximum Security Prison on Trinidad and Tobago, there are many inmates who committed crimes at an early age and are now paying for their mistakes decades later. These persons would have missed out on key opportunities to develop personally and professionally. Many are actually quite talented. This project will allow for approximately 300 inmates the opportunity to develop key skills e.g. decision making and critical thinking, that can assist in their transition back to normal life.
Help Lithuanian Kids in their Battle with Cancer.. This project will provide care to children with cancer in the two major hospitals in Lithuania. Medical, psychological, financial, and palliative support will be provided to the children and their families. Our new and very important project "Family home" needs a support. More information about this project added to documents . (youtube video  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9e0PQsCISY )
Help Bring a Philippine Community Out of Poverty Gawad Kalinga (GK) is a Philippine-based non-profit with the mission to end poverty in the Philippines by 2024 by engaging all sectors of society to contribute to a lasting and sustainable solution. To date, about 2,500 communities have been built for tens of thousands homeless families, restoring the dignity of the poor and getting them started on the path to recovery.  Gawad Kalinga USA, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization is the official representative of Gawad Kalinga in the  United States.
Prevent HIV and Eliminate Pediatric AIDS Working with the Government of Lesotho and USAID, the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation is ensuring access to HIV services and accelerating steps toward the elimination of pediatric AIDS.
COMMUNITY RESILIENCE,      NUWAKOT DISTRICT, NEPAL This Community Resilience Programme will build community resilience in the rapidly changing situation of rural Nepal as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The project will provide awareness on health and hygiene practices, the dangers of child/ women trafficking and alcohol abuse, domestic/family violence and promote sustainable agriculture as well as the importance of environmental protection.
Environmental Health Book in Urdu Ready to Print This project is to raise the final funding needed to print & distribute 500 copies of Hesperian's  "A Community Guide to Environmental Health" in Urdu. This book will give villagers methods/techniques to improve their environment & general health.   The translating NGO is Swat Youth Front (SYF),  an independent youth organization working for poverty reduction, illiteracy, unemployment, women empowerment, disaster relief and peace in Malakand Region, KPK, Pakistan (Swat District) since 1997.
1 Sleeping Bag for 1 Life Due to the pandemic and the collapse of the economy, Nepal is facing a humanitarian disaster of an unprecedented scale! 40% of Nepal's population, approximately 12 million people, is poor.  Most of these people live in villages in higher altitudes between 500m and 1500m. For many children, the combination of malnourishment and a lack of  adequate protection from the freezing cold will have fatal consequences. The project aims to provide Sleeping bags to this target group.
Equipped for Success! CEO's first equipment drive will provide boots, tools, and training for participants to successfully enter the workforce. CEO's transitional work crews employ over 4,200 formerly incarcerated individuals each year, providing maintenance and beautification services in the cities and states where we work. Participants in transitional work receive daily paychecks, learn hard and soft skills on the job, and develop the tools they need to rejoin the workforce, begin a career, and remain crime-free.
Crean Lutheran Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Sarah, Maylee, Hannah, Nathanael, and Emily from Crean Lutheran High School have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Give food and health support for 150 Seniors India OAZOANE runs 2 homes for destitute seniors and children. We are providing food, clothes, shelter, medicines and refreshments to them free of cost. We have been running the home for the last 13 years and now have around 70 seniors. The location of the project is Raajendrapuram Post of Aranthangi Taluk in Tamil Nadu state of South India. The home is located at our own buildings. Now we would like to get inside the destitute 80 seniors around the town and give facilities for them by this project.
Prisoners' Assistance Mission (PAM) Provide  assistance to the victimized people and prisoner with a conducive environment in the society for developing their confidence, mutual trust and harmony to get through their social status and behavior to overcome their problems
Emergency Aid for Vanuatu After Cyclone Pam This project will enable IsraAID to continue to distribute basic food and supplies to remote islands in Vanuatu, essentially saving the lives of thousands who have no access to food or clean water. The project will also include Psycho-Social Services (PSS) and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) programming to help populations cope, as well as potentially Medical Teams to mitigate health concerns resulting from the disaster
Donate to help stop animal cruelty You, and donors like you, are the reason that Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Los Angeles (spcaLA) has kept millions of animals safe from harm since 1877. There is no government support. There is no national spca or humane society. There is only you.  Donate to allow your spcaLA to investigate animal cruelty, to help break the cycle of violence for youth from at-risk communities, and to provide safe shelter, nourishing food, veterinary care, and so much more for abused animals.
Foster Family Support for 50 Children in Russia In 2016, the Russian NGO Doctors to Children (DTC) will recruit, train and support 50 foster families in St. Petersburg to provide an alternative to orphanage placement and ensure a nurturing family environment for 50 children.
Ensuring Afghan children are safe and in school A humanitarian crisis is taking place in Afghanistan, and Street Child are uniquely placed to continue to supply vital education through this conflict. Street Child, with your support, aim to bring life-sustaining education to 40,000 Afghan children this year, many for the very first time.
Caribbean Hurricane Relief All Hands and Hearts arrived on the ground in the Caribbean shortly after  Hurricanes Irma and Maria devastated many islands. Since then, we've run productive recovery programs in St. Thomas, St. John, Tortola, Dominica, and Puerto Rico to provide relief to the thousands still suffering. Currently, our teams are continuing to work in Puerto Rico - completing response and recovery work by rebuilding homes and infrastructure in communities that have not received critical assistance.
The Superheroes Challenge The Cedar Foundation superheroes are faced with yet another serious challenge - to raise funds for summer camps for 30 disadvantaged children. Due to the pandemic the children have been confined to the Small Group Homes with reduced physical activity and without the chance to travel during the vacations. To celebrate their success in raising the necessary funds, the team will climb one of the country's highest peaks dressed as superheroes.
Construct of Greenhouse in 10 schools in Uganda This project will construct low cost greenhouse within the ground of 10 schools so that local communities can generate a reliable source of nutrition as well as income to fund the education of children.

The secondary aim of the project is to use the greenhouses to cultivate the growth of banana tissue plantlets. The plantlets will provide a premium source of revenue for the community and help stable supply of bananas in the region- which fluctuates significantly- reducing food insecurity.
Time to Stand with Refugees! Recent changes to the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) have prevented hundreds of refugees who were leaving Turkey from being resettled to start a new life in the US. Your donations will be used to help these people while they wait to leave Turkey, helping them to find somewhere to live and paying for basic living costs.
SUPPORT TO 50 WIDOWS TO FIGHT HUNGER IN SINKUNIA. Sierra Leone is ranked 179 out of 188 in the Human Development Index and the third hungriest country in the world says Global Hunger Index. There are more than 6.4 million people living in Sierra Leone, 52.9 percent of who live below the national poverty line. Roughly 60 percent of the population lives in rural areas, the majority of whom rely on subsistence agriculture for their livelihoods. Malnutrition has been the greatest cause of child mortality in Sierra Leone, accounting for nearly half
Roots Rapid Relief Fund Many of our community members have been disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, experiencing sudden loss of income. They are now at risk of becoming homeless, an outcome that we strive to combat. To that end, we seek to create "Roots Rapid Relief Fund," a flexible funding source to help alleviate some of the financial hardships, provide food, ensure that they do not default on rent, utility or phone bills, and  that they remain housed during this devastating pandemic.
Secondary Education for Girls In Rural Tanzania Secondary school graduation rates for girls in East Africa are dismally low but ASAP has created a holistic model to increase' graduation rates for girls to 80% or higher! The Kupanda Project includes safe housing, academic support, health/sanitation and leadership development. It is being implemented for 144 girls at a secondary school in rural Tanzania and will soon be replicated at other rural secondary schools, creating a paradigm shift in girls' education throughout East Africa!
Support safe water micro-enterprises in Ghana Build 30 community water treatment centers in villages in Ghana using simple, proven technologies. Train local women to operate the centers as businesses, providing a low-cost source of safe water.
UNI: Support Program for University Students Our goal is that youths from families living in poverty in Argentina get the chance to study at university to finally break the poverty cycle in which they live in.
Land purchase for ownership of the school Ambergris Caye Elementary, a small private school dedicated to quality education in San Pedro Belize.  Providing the best education by limiting the classes to a max of 15 students, maintaining low student to teacher ratio.  We now provide an education for almost 100 students. Currently, our facility is on rented land.  In a community where land is a commodity the future stability of the school depends on being able to purchase the land. Please help us continue to educate for a brighter tomorrow.
Water & Sanitation Needs for Ethnic Students This project aims to build 5 water and sanitation facilities for 5 kindergarten schools in Nam Giang Mountainous District, Quang Nam Province, Vietnam. This will provide safe running water systems for 742 ethnic minority children who are currently living and enrolling in these schools. In addition, we will create friendly and accessible sanitation facilities that will promote daily personal hygiene in order to improve their health and reduce their school absence.
Give water and Education to 500Ugandan HIV victims CHEDRA a non profit agency will build 100 water tanks for HIV infected women and send 50 orphans to school in Uganda. This will help to reduce  water borne diseases and improve the community’s overall quality of life.
empowerment of widows & poor women in pandemic The project will  economically empower about 330  disadvantaged widows & poor women in rural communities of  Enugu state Nigeria  in West  Africa who have lost their source of livelihood due to the pandemic. The project will be  supporting them with $150 each to feed their children and to  start petty trading and farming to sustain them further to go through the pandemic  and stand on their own in life . This $150 will be life saving for these  category of  women and their children.
Youth sponsorship program Aspire Rwanda provides hard-working young people with the skills and confidence to make their own choices which allow them to become self-sufficient. For the past 7 years, Aspire Rwanda has witnessed the transformation that occurs in youth's lives when they complete our vocational skills training. Our graduates are able to use their skills to secure jobs, start their own businesses. Doing so, they break the cycle of poverty. Last year we trained 100 persons and the employment rate is 85%.
International Coronavirus Prevention and Therapy An epidemic spreads most easily when people are unaware of its symptoms, mode of transmission and morbidity.  Worse, when ineffective measures are used to combat the disease its spread is again assured. IMCRA is mobilizing to respond globally to the COVID-19 crisis via continuously updated native-language medical education video modules using internationally-accessible smartphone technology.  The translated CDC-based info blitz is aimed at both medical professionals and lay people.
Retain Orphan Girl Children in Schools in Uganda Girl Children of 12 - 24 years in Uganda dropout of school due to failure to manage menstrual health hygiene and lack of support like adequate food and school items. As such engage in child marriage, prostitution and are exposed to HIV/AIDS. The project will enhance retention of 1200 orphan girl child in school by empowering them with knowledge and skills in menstrual health hygiene practices and strengthening the economic power of caregivers through provision of improved agricultural inputs.
Enable 4000 leaders drive lasting change in Kenya Tatua Kenya supports individuals and organizations by providing access to a training course. The fellowship builds the leadership capacity of participants through the skills of community organizing in order to create a sense of responsibility and ownership amongst community members, and sustainable change. Through 15 Tatua Fellows, the program reaches over 4000 community members in meaningful campaigns and projects ranging from education to taking care of the elderly.
Youth Venture Mexico (Avancemos) Avancemos helps young people to lead a positive social change. We inspire and provide them with the proper tools so they can create and launch their own ventures in benefit of their communities.
Robotmania at the Pico Rivera Libraries The Pico Rivera Library has about 160,000 visitors/ year and 226 program participants a month. Children and adults will learn how to program and design functioning Mindstorm robots using instructions and incorporating their creativity. Teams use the robotics system to design a robot that can solve challenges and complete missions on a LEGO-based playing field.They will discover the fun in science and technology in addition to building self-confidence, knowledge, and valuable life skills.
Quality Early Childhood Education The project will support the Municipality of Dibra to develop a quality and healthy educational environment. The project will improve the conditions of Dobrova kindergarten in Dibra Municipality and will contribute to an inclusive and quality education.
Education through arts for under-served youth Provide a photography workshop for 30 young people of a Buenos Aires shantytown which will enable them to acquire the skills to develop self-confidence and improve their job prospects through art
Give 30,000 Nepal NGO's the gift of Global Giving There are over 30,000 registered NGO's in Nepal. Few have staff capable of posting projects on GlobalGiving as they don't speak English, or speak it quite poorly. Most don't understand western donors and how to create projects that appeal to donors, are relevant and meaningful in the context of a western donor. Few have the skills to create a clear mission and vision and articulate their goals to a western audience.
Bring Education to the Children of the Philippines Typhoon Haiyan is the strongest typhoon ever to make landfall anywhere in the world. Tens of thousands of schools and daycare centers were either damaged or converted to evacuation centers in the aftermath of the storm, disrupting the education and care of over 5 million children. To ensure children return to protective and quality learning environments and regain a sense of normalcy, UNICEF is mobilizing education support and supplies to the hardest-hit areas of the Philippines.