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Laptops for Women & Girls Education in Zambia This project will empower women and girls through ICT and focuses on diversification of livelihood, basic digital learning & training in ICT and primarily focusing on women's adult literacy. The project integrates ICT into women and girl's community actions and lifestyles in order to explore the opportunities of an on-line presence as well as preservation of custom practices.
Masks for the Poor - Coronavirus in India The coronavirus is on track to infect thousands, even millions, of people in India's densely populated slums where they will likely not receive any government help. SevaChild is providing the masks and materials for masks to one million people so they have at least one vital line of defense against the pandemic.
High quality education for children in Uganda Nyaka provides free, high quality education for more than 700 orphaned and vulnerable children through two primary schools and one secondary & vocational school in rural southwest Uganda. Your donation provides clean drinking water, nutritious meals, tuition, medicine and school supplies. Nyaka, for almost two decades, has empowered students through education and holistic support to complete their education so that they can access further education or take up employment and rise out of poverty.
Covid-19 Relief: Supporting Mumbai hospitals We are providing support to public and charitable hospitals in the city of Mumbai by purchasing the basic medical items they urgently need to offer the appropriate assistance to COVID-19 patients.
Training for Youth with Disabilities in Brazil Help us fund training for 100 young people with disabilities in information technology and job-readiness! POETA Accessible trains people with disabilities on technology skills, adaptive technology, job readiness and content accessibility. The project in Brazil will provide curriculum development, educational materials, internet access, training for trainers, and specialized institutional strengthening for our local partner's center.
Help Young Joury Beat Cancer Joury doesn't talk yet, but we know what she has been through at age one. We also know that she has endured more than many of us will ever endure in a lifetime. In January 2020, 9-month-old Joury was diagnosed with leukemia. Since then, her family's life has changed , and both her older sisters started to take extra care of her to help their parents.
Educate the vulnerable children in uganda We are a non-government, non-profit organization which is trying to send orphans to school, to energize girl education and empowering of widows in the community all caused by AIDS.
We give bursaries, feed, give clothing, accommodation and consoling/medical help.
Educating 4000 Ghanaian pupils on Sexual Abuse The primary focus of the program is developing personal safety skills; and increasing knowledge and skill related to preventing/reporting child sexual abuse.
21 Child Soldiers Need Vital Help Rescuing child soldiers, returning them back to their families so they can have safe, happy childhoods.  Giving them an education and a future free from violence and poverty like every child deserves.
Habitats for Howlers Full Moon Farm is home to 70 wolfdogs currently. Many of our enclosures are in dire need of repair or replacement and several are not an adequate size for the wolfdogs (min 2500 sq. ft). Our goal is to build at least 2 new enclosures (for Achilles and Isabelle) and repair 2 others (River and Indy/Coal) that are in very poor condition. These new enclosures will ensure that these 5 wolfdogs can enjoy a spacious living area and live out the rest of their lives in comfort.
Empower youth through education in S.A This project will continue availing education support to 1000 000 learners; homework sessions, tutoring, tertiary placements and career guidance, to ensure that every child who begins grade 1 in 2018 will pass grade 12 or the equivalent; and all the learners who matriculate in 2030 will access post-school opportunities (learnerships, tertiary institutions, employment or entrepreneurial activities); and that all these learners will within four years of matriculating have a dignified living.
Legal Aid for 75 refugees ASAP in Mexico Do you think it's okay for a refugee to wait over 2 years for restarting a life with dignity? No. We neither. But it's happening, again, at the southern border of Mexico. This project will ensure the delivery of legal aid during the Mexican immigration status determination process to at least 75 refugees fleeing violence from Central America throughout 2019. Be part of the movement committed to providing a second chance in life, with dignity, AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. Donate now and join today.
COVID 19 EMERGENCY FUND for Nandri Mothers India has declared a 21 day lockdown due to the Corona Virus.  Our very poor Dalit mothers will be unable to work and earn enough money to feed their families.  They survive from day to day making money to buy food.  They have no savings and now no jobs. Their Micro finance schemes will no longer be able to operate. With the help of your donation Nandri will ensure our mothers and their families survive this catastrophe. Just a small amount enables us to support one of our families for 1 month.
Stop Violence Against Women's in India 27,933 cases Approx of violence against women are registered in police station yearly in Rajasthan,  The main objective of this project is to bring gender equality within the male dominated society, respect for women, end social malpractices, decrease in dowry system, END child Marriage and women should also have equal rights in society.
Christmas for 5000 Homeless Children, Atlanta GA Holiday For Hope Atlanta is a Christmas event for 5000 homeless and economically disadvantaged children. Donations provide not only a HUGE party and gifts, but 'Pay It Forward' with contributions to shelters, churches, and organizations that assist children around the globe. The inaugural event in 2010 was planned for 1000 and resulted in the generosity of donors blessing 4000 children.  Along with the 1000 that attended the party, an additional 3000 children were served.
Keeping Girls at school in Rwanda - GirlsEducation The Rwandan government enacted a policy that provides all Rwandan children with Twelve years of fee-free education. Yet, girls are still dropping out of school at far higher rates than their male counterparts. YOMADO hopes to eliminate this gap through its threefold approach, which pairs girls with mentors, organizes savings and loans groups, and implements community community score cards to keep girls at School
Beekeeping skills for 400 youth in Ethiopia Many young people are growing up in poverty in Ethiopia with no opportunities to escape the chronic destitution of their parents. This Project gives them an opportunity - through bees. We will provide beekeeping training, and their first bee colony, and so help them build a business that will provide a regular income throughout their lives. Bees feed on trees and the Project will enable new beekeepers to plant trees. Honey and beeswax can be sold for a high price and provide much-needed income.
Teach swimming to 50 kids in Benin, West Africa. Last August, our instructors in Benin held our first swim camp for 50 kids over 4 consecutive weekends at a hotel pool in Cotonou, Benin. Now we are planning for this year's swim camp. The instructors were trained in 2016  in partnership with UK-trained swim instructor Felix Uzor of Felix Fitness in Ghana. We seek to continue to spread the message of water safety along with teaching survival swimming.  (see budget attached and report)
Empowering innovative teachers in Latin America FIDAL seeks to promote innovative teaching practices to improve quality of education in Latin America.  We seek to empower primary and secondary teachers from formal and non-formal education sector through an annual Education Excellence Contest that will recognize 20 innovative educational actions leaded by teachers in and out of class.  FIDAL will achieve this goal by granting these teachers: scholarships, exchange programs, educational materials, books, and visibility in the region.
Haiti Rehabilitation Centre To provide rehab for people with spinal cord injuries, strokes, and other disabilities, empowering them to participate in activities and tasks that are vital in life!
Grow Resilience: Cultivating Healthier Communities Grow Resilience is Urban Harvest's strategy to respond to COVID-19 and ensure all Houstonians stay healthy, active & nutritiously fed. With your support, we will sustain the largest farmers market in our region including 110 hard-hit local farms & small businesses while offering a safe way for community members to access food; reach 19,500 Houstonians with organic gardening and nutrition education at no cost, and match SNAP benefits dollar-for-dollar on fresh produce at farmers markets citywide.
HELP 850 IDPs IN NW&SW CAMEROON WITH BASIC NEEDS This project will provide foodstuffs, clothing, basic medication, sanitary pads and emotional support to 850 internally displaced persons especially women and children, who are the most affected by the ongoing war in the Cameroons. Of this number we will provide scholarship to 100 pupils and students who have succeeded to move to safer zones in the country where they can attend schools and train 50 women & youths on skills and give seed capital to enable them earn their own living
Assisting Internally Displaced Persons in Cameroon This project will support and impact more than 437,000 people currently displaced in Cameroon, as a result of the civil war that started in 2016. These Internally Displaced Persons (IDPS) live in towns such as Mamfe, Kumba, Bamenda, Buea, Douala, Souza, and Dschang. In the short term, assistance will include medical assistance and food. In the long term, IDPs will be assisted with small grants to participate in the local economy - by starting their own small businesses. Bring back their dignity.
Break the Chains of Slavery No human should ever be enslaved. ITEMP (Institute for Trafficked, Exploited & Missing Persons) is committed to rescuing those that are trapped in the horror of human trafficking. By providing the support, care and rehabilitative services that each victim requires, ITEMP is able to break the chains, help make them whole once more and build brighter futures. Help us change lives.
Help Victims of Turkey Mine Disaster We are deeply saddened by the tragedy in Soma, Manisa that happened on May 13. Our thoughts are with the families, friends of the miners and everyone impacted by the disaster.   We created the "Soma Disaster Relief Fund". 100% of donations TPF receives will go to the victims of the accident through our local NGO partners.
Water - Donate This Gift to 170 Kids in Uganda The biggest issue in Africa is the inability to find fresh, clean water for drinking and daily living. Most people in Africa rely on surface water and don't have the technology or the money to dig wells to harvest groundwater. The mission of Smile for Africa foundation is to make the small donations add up to a big change. With our current project we will help Greenfield Kids Foundation in Kabale, Uganda and will support 170 students to have clean water.
Provide Scholarships for Adults with Disabilities This project establishes a fund for adults with disabilities to attend SPARC without paying the monthly participation fee. We help participants with lifelong and vocational learning, and make it easy to attend vocational and like skills classes at low prices. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of financial need.  Month after month and year after year we have to raise $11,000 per month to close the gap between fees paid and actual costs.
Build School Toilets To Save Lives And End Poverty This project aims at providing adequate toilet facilities and clean, potable water to the 1000 pupils who attend Abiola Nursery and Primary School, a low-income school in Mushin (a slum) in Lagos State, and in the process save lives, improve child health, ensure greater dignity, privacy, and personal safety, particularly for girls. We hope to build a toilet facility comprising 5 well-equipped toilet stalls and also install a borehole that will enable pupils get easy access to clean water.
Support 3200 people registering for LGFB classes Look Good Feel Better is the only international support charity dedicated to providing practical, effective programmes to help New Zealanders manage the visible side effects that cancer and its treatment can have on their appearance.  Classes aim to improve confidence, self-esteem and well -being. They are an opportunity to relax, do something practical, and connect with people who may be experiencing something similar.
TEACHERS are the BACKBONE to EDUCATE GIRLS in Peru Chicuchas Wasi(CW) School for Girls provides free primary education to underserved, indigenous girls. Our all female TEACHERS are specially prepared; to teach quality academics and Spanish to native Quechua speakers, make home visits to identify the home reality of the students and any family disfunction. CW provides education, personal development and empowerment needed for a secure future of economic independence, self esteem, confidence and become future leaders for gender equality.
Immediate Need a Warm Blanket for a Old (India) There is hard winter season every year in Bihar, where a lot old  single women and old age person die due to lack of winter warm clothing. But govt., local governance and society don't take care for facilities to these vulnerable old age persons. If they fall ill , also there are no one who take care and provide medical facilities. They urgently require warm clothing i.e. blanket to prevent from death due to hard cold. They live a very hard and miserable life in winter season.
Cervical cancer reduction in Uganda. Implementation arrangements including scope The proposed campaign will be implemented as a pilot initiative. Implementation will be an overall responsibility of Friends Crew Africa, management will report to the delegated officer at the Ministry of Health on all activities being undertaken. Management shall inform and involve delegated staff at MOH Health Promotion and Education unit and present implementation progress during review meetings. It shall submit reports on activities being implement
Supporting Women in Science For women in Kenya, science is not an easy career to get into. For those who choose this career path, there is often a lack of mentorship and job opportunities. We are proud to support a dynamic team of Kenyan female scientists, actively working in science and, inspiring younger girls to follow their dreams!
Support 200 NYC Makers and Help Fat Cat Fab Lab Fat Cat Fab Lab is an award winning, 100% volunteer-run NYC makerspace & only makerspace founded by a jazz club in 2013. Our mission-to share the magic of making to inspire everyone to grow- drives us to teach & share tools for 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC routing, welding, sewing, electronics & more. In 2020 we helped found NYCMakesPPE & gave thousands of face shields to health care workers. To stay open, 200 artists, students, engineers, hobbyists, & startups need sponsored memberships.
Gift A Widow this Christmas with Ten Chicken Under this project, 100 widows will be rescued from the inhuman wife inheritance cultural practices, they will be trained and receive a 10- Chicken poultry kit that will enable them earn US $ 10 per week, they will be organized in Kuku-kumi savings group and enlisted in a Community based Health care Financing scheme.  The beneficiaries are expected to increasing their self-confidence, nutrition level and sustain an economic growth.
Educational Aid &Life Skills for Children At Risk This project will provide educational support and life skills training to children and young people at risk. Up to 500 children and young people will be assisted by this programme in Ukraine and Moldvova.
Empower Cambodian Girls with Hygiene and Education PROJECT G, as in G for Girls!! We are focused on bringing health education and sustainable menstrual solutions to girls in rural Cambodia.  Without basic hygiene education and sanitation, rural girls often miss many days of school ultimately dropping out. Partnering with Days for Girls, we provide safe, beautiful, long-lasting washable menstrual Kits along with our important health education. Our Kits are sewn locally in our sewing workshop in Siem Reap providing employment to local women
Education for Underprivileged Indian Girls In Indian society girls are often denied chances for personal growth and education, creating a variety of lifelong struggles.  The Janani Home offsets this gender discrimination by creating a safe and structured environment for underprivileged girls to pursue their studies and particular interests.  We want to remove limitations, and provide opportunities for these girls to reach their highest potential.  The Home currently serves 11 girls, but we hope to expand as support increases.
Violence prevention to indigenous girls COVID time Through a social and emotional learning (SEL) program, this project will help 1,200 indigenous girls in Chiapas to strengthen their abilities and take care of their emotions in order to prevent gender violence and school drop-out. We are working with small groups in outdoor spaces to provide emotional support to girls, organising workshops, sports and artistic activities and making radio spots in indigenous languages to prevent gender violence.
Covid-19 for Mexico: education cant stop This project plans to give 300 mexican vulnerable children a free community musical education during the COVID-19 contingency in the middle area of San Luis Potosi, Mexico. We will give them virtual classes with professional personal in places where violence, drug traffic, alcoholism, and other social problems are.
South Asia Flood Relief Fund 2017 More than 40 million people have been affected by severe flooding in Northern India, Nepal, and Bangladesh. Recent floods near Mumbai has displaced thousands of people. This fund will provide relief to survivors in the form of emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine in addition to longer-term recovery assistance to help residents recover and rebuild. All donations to this fund will exclusively support relief and recovery efforts in the region.
Magic Bus-Explorers Module Magic Bus helps less privileged children realize their potential through innovative Sports and Recreation methods.
Promoting girls education through re-usable pads This project will purchase materials and train teachers and girls in making re-usable pads to benefit over 2,000 vulnerable and marginalized girls from the rural and hard to reach schools ( 3 Primary& 3 Secondary) in Sironko district, in the Elgon sub-region of Uganda-Africa. Girls in upper primary  and secondary schools miss out on education when they are in their menstrual periods and this affects performance at school and sometimes leads to drop out.  This project will support girls education
St. Raphael's Edible Garden St. Raphael's Edible Garden will transform a derelict space on St. Raphael's Estate, the most deprived neighbourhood in the London Borough of Brent, into a communal food growing space.
Build young women tech job opportunities in Mexico Develop sustainable capacities for employability, leadership and community transformation to  250 low income and unemployed young woman through mentoring, training and technical advice. We will ensure education resources, self employment abilities, computer, design and coding skills in order to fill the technical void and improve their lives. We will serve scholarships for the most deserving talented underprivileged youth & young women residing in rural areas and belongs to low income families.
Teach 250 children basic reading and arithmetic Despite 97% enrollment in schools, less than 50% of children can't read or do arithmetic at their grade level.  The absence of basic numeracy and literacy skills in the early grades creates an extremely weak foundation for future learning.  Pratham has innovated a model of 'learning camps' where children are tested and grouped by proficiency rather than grade or age and then taught basic reading and arithmetic.
Responding to Deadly Conflicts in Western Kenya Transforming Community for Social Change responds with effective programs at the grassroots level to political, tribal, and other conflicts in western Kenya. These responses include alternatives to violence, trauma healing and reconciliation, non-violent direct action, mediation, community dialogues, and listening sessions. The goal is to keep conflicts from escalating through retaliation and revenge. Thousands of Kenyans are involved in these peace sessions.
Saving Lives of 1000 Malnourished Children in Chad The project will provide critical life-saving treatment ('Plumpy Nut') for at least 1000 children (under 5 years old) suffering from Severe Acute Malnutrition in the Bahr El Ghazel region of Chad.
Send US Youth to the Durban Climate Negotiations! Joining thousands of international youth for the UN Climate Change talks in Durban, South Africa, 15 Agents of Change delegates sponsored by SustainUS will advocate for equitable and fair climate solutions for current and future generations.  From November 25 - December 9, these U.S. youth will have the opportunity to participate in official climate talks and lead international youth efforts to raise public awareness of the perilous impacts of rising carbon levels and climate change.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Juliana, Rashidat, and Laila have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Provide access to water for women in Doguwa,Kano This project aims at reducing water borne diseases from a current 5 deaths per 15 cases to 3 deaths per 15 cases through construction of ten hand pumps,  five sync dustbins as well as community trainings on good hygiene practices for 590 women and children in Jar Kaya community of Doguwa local government area of Kano as they were the highest recorded casualty in the recent outbreak of cholera and dysentry.
Help Families of US Journalists kidnapped/jailed The Fund for Families of American Journalists Missing, Imprisoned or Held Hostage is vital to loved ones and colleagues of journalists who have disappeared, been kidnapped or are unjustly detained because of their work in the press. Sadly, journalists have become targets for propaganda, ransom, or used for leverage. It's important to think about the consequences of a society where news is controlled and manipulated. The fund supports the efforts to secure the safe return of journalists.
Life is Precious TM Life Is Precious employs innovative, culturally-tailored services to prevent suicide among Latina teens in New York City.
Community Arts and English Programs Waves of Hope has been providing local English classes three times a week to children and adults since 2009 and since 2016, Waves of Hope has been sponsoring a three-part arts program that has been running classes twice a week for music, visual arts and dance.
Food & Education to 500 Homeless Children 43,000 poor Gypsy families (homeless) live in Lahore, Punjab's largest city, half of them women. They are most neglected vulnerable group in Pakistan who lack basic needs of life. Muwakhat Foundation selected 500  families to support for three years by give food, clothes, health facilities, education for children, clean water and finance for startup business. Results with collective effort, they come out from poverty and live respectable life.