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Help 80 need young Brazilians get their first job We promote, ethical and professional training opportunities  for  that low-income young Brazilians  people, who lives in communities with high violence and drug trafficking levels,   and no   access to the  quality education standard,  to get their first job through a Personal and Professional Development Course, which improves their oral and written communication skills, logical reasoning and personal presentation, making them a  differentiated professional demanding corporate world.
Educate 600 Orphans in Rural Eastern Uganda Together we can break the cycle of poverty and disease by educating children! Send a child to school for a year for less than $20 per child! You can help change the life of 600 orphaned and vulnerable children (OVC) in very rural E. Uganda. Your donation will provide everything from school uniforms, exercise books, pens and pencils, rulers, and geometry sets, to washing soap. These children live every day without electricity or running water. We can make a difference in their young lives!
More and better water through ecotechnics Increase availability of clean water for the benefit of peasant families through the construction of cisterns, Increase availability of drinking water for peasant families through the installation of filters, Reduce the pollution caused by the disposal of gray water into the environment with the installation of artificial wetlands at the family level, Increase availability of clean water for community use through the construction of cisterns, Promote good practices for the efficient use of water
East Bali Bamboo Bikes Social Enterprise Appeal Following the success of our Bamboo Workshop campaign, this project provides seed funding for developing our Social Enterprise to promote and sell our unique bamboo bikes, under the brand of "East Bali Bamboo Bikes": eastbalibamboobikes.com. The funds will enable us to market our bikes and establish more professional resources for the team of local artisans at our East Bali workshop. This will lead to sustainable economic development and provide income sources independent of external donations
Bring Wind Energy to 33 Peruvian Homes This project will implement off-grid small-scale wind energy in order to provide the electricity necessary for each of the 33 homes that make up the small community of Alumbre in Peru.
Feed & Educate an Orphan Child for a year in Kenya This project is feeding and educating 700 orphan and vulnerable children in Kenya .It is providing life essentials such as food, clothing, medical care and education.
Ranger Challenge Marathon at Chiquibul Belize Ya'axche Conservation Trust's arsenal of rangers are one of the best trained nature protectors in Belize. These highly skilled rangers directly protect over 151,000-acres of forests in southern Belize. Their passion for keeping the integrity of Belize's natural resources is beyond this world. Two of our rangers have been called-out to run 20K in the first ever Chiquibul Challenge Marathon. The marathon aims to raise awareness on beauty and threats of protected areas and to celebrate fitness.
Reduce Work Hours for Ecuador's Street Children UBECI works in outdoor markets throughout Quito with over 620 street children, aged 1-16, providing them with empowering activities covering education, health, and society that enable their academic and social development.  UBECI is especially important for the young women we work with who are far less likely to attend school than males.  With your support, we can increase the resources we provide to the community and continue our work with one of the most at-risk populations in Ecuador.
Help Migrants Access Mental Health Services This project will provide acupuncture and other integrative health services to migrant communities in Texas, California, Oregon and Washington disproportionately affected by COVID-19, who have limited access to mental health services. The project will fund over 1,200 treatments across all 4 states.
Empowering Youth through Life Skills The targeted project areas consist of large school dropouts who are victims of many unfortunate circumstances, the very awkward situation in which these youths find themselves need immediate special attention most certainly if given an opportunity by offering them special training for jobs and some skills to enable them to become self-reliant. The expected result is that these youths will be of service to the nation and the problem of unemployment and poverty will be greatly curbed.
The F Word: Stories of Forgiveness At a time of growing social divisions, The Forgiveness Project has gained a reputation for using narrative and storytelling techniques as a way to reach across the rifts of race, faith and geography. One of the ways we do this is through our internationally-renowned travelling exhibition The F Word: Stories of Forgiveness. The collection uses real stories of forgiveness from around the world to challenge black and white views and build bridges between people.
Giving Education and Hope to Children in Gaza With educational materials, art supplies, and professional Counselors, RI is combating the effects of childhood trauma and giving hope to 1,000+ kindergarteners from conflict-affected areas in Gaza.
Technology and Business Fund 2018-2019 When Desi Rosado was a boy, there was no high school on Caye Caulker.  He was fortunate to get a scholarship to study off the island, but most youth were not and remained in poverty.  Desi found a way to make a difference.  He contributed as a founding donor to open the first high school, Ocean Academy, in 2008.  Since then, six graduating classes have been empowered through education.  Through this fund, Desi continues to ensure that the youth of Caye Caulker receive a life-changing education.
Emily Janss Helps Homeless Children in Capital! The Playtime Project ensures that children in shelters have opportunities to play, exercise and learn. Help us start a field trip program for teens and bring sports, recreation and snacks to 50 kids.
Rescuing Children Working in Brick Factories WACN is working to end exploitative labor of Children working in brick factories around the Kathmandu Valley. Migrant workers along with their children come to work in brick factories for six months out of a year.The children miss six months of school and end up dropping out. The children that are 10 years of age or older, work along with their parents in dangerous working conditions. WACN conducts literacy classes to make up for lost time in school so they can enroll back.
Goal in Three Parts Sao Paulo is a thriving metropolis but inequality means that many struggle to break the cycle of poverty, especially young women. Goal for Equality seeks to empower marginalised young women in Vila Albertina, a favela located in the north of Sao Paulo, by training female coaches to deliver mixed football leagues and education on gender issues to other children and young people in the community.  Already supported by Cityzens Giving, your donation will help even more young people in Sao Paulo.
Haiti Sings Haiti Sings increases the visibility of talented, unknown artists from Port au Prince, who sing about their lives and represent their culture. Through music, we promote awareness and development.
Rebuild a primary school in rural Kenya An extensive project to rebuild a dilapidated primary school in the small village of Kisimenyi in rural Kenya for the benefit of over 550 children now and many hundreds more for generations to come.
For the Love of the game...Reach down and lift Up! Football, but not as you know it! Join Huracan Ghana to share the passion of developing marginalized children in rural Ghana not only to become future leaders and role models within sport but business and academia. We provide high quality football education that takes a holistic approach; developing athletes to accomplish their dream of playing at the highest level on the field, while stressing the importance of life skills, college-preparatory, academics, and character development off the field
Nutritional Independence for 300 Rwandan Families Gardens for Health provides long-lasting agricultural solutions to the problem of chronic malnutrition. We partner with rural health clinics to equip families facing malnutrition with resources and know-how for greater self-sufficiency.
Prevent and Treat Cervical Cancer in Guyana This project supports RAM's Women's Health Program - providing free, timely, and consistent cervical cancer screenings, HPV vaccinations, and diagnostic and preventative services to the remote villages of Guyana. Volunteer providers partner with local healthcare professionals to bring essential care to Amerindian women. Before COVID-19 travel restrictions halted efforts, this program expanded to provide diabetes and blood pressure screenings, pediatric and medical clinics, and vaccinations.
Support Organic Farms and Schoolgardens in India In South India, food-related problems like anemia, diabetes and obesitas are all too common. Over 40% of children are anemic. Our diet is sick.  Archana was born in a village near Madurai where she learnt how to grow food traditionally. Now she is sharing her skills in Chennai schools. Sivalingam is a farmer committed to make Indian agriculture sustainable. Both of them decided to dedicate their lives to spreading organic farming by launching 2 social enterprises: CARE Society and myHarvest.
Assistive Device support to 1000 Disabled Persons It is believed that people with disabilities can not participate in the education, livelihood, religious and social functions due to disability. The fact is their participation is restricted not because of disability but they do not have appropriate devices that can increase their functional abilities. The project proposes to provide good quality assistive devices like wheel chairs, try cycles, smart canes, hearing aids to 500 women with disabilities from Gujarat and Rajasthan state.
International Criminal Court: Humanity's Courtroom Tyrants count on silence to hide their crimes. Help us shine a light on human rights abusers by supporting our coverage of the ICC and its work to bring justice for humanity's worst crimes.
Help Horses and Therapists Change Lives in NJ Special Strides is a non profit organization providing hippotherapy (physical and occupational therapy), adatpitve riding and therapeutic driving to individuals with a mulitude of disabilities.  Equine assisted therapy powerfully impacts physical, emotional, cognitive and spiritual development, due to the intrinsic qualities of the horse.It is our mission to help change lives one stride at a time regardless of an individual's financial status. Please help us acheive our goal.
Mission Smile Fundraiser for 75 Children - India Our campaign goal is to provide free surgeries to cleft patients, along with educational outreach and comprehensive care (before and after surgeries) for 75 children.  In order to achieve this goal, we are asking for your financial support to help fund the Puducherry, India Mission. Your donations will directly fund the following: Surgery for cleft lip and/or cleft palate; Hospitalization costs; Pre/Post operative care and medicines; Patient food and shelter.
Synergy Services Youth Resiliency Program 1,000 homeless youth will participate in innovative programs to challenge and nurture building healthy attachment resiliency in new facility with amenities: computers, medical and dental clinics.
Empower 30 Women in Borabanda slum for Hyderabad This project is aimed at empowering women in urban slum areas of Borabanda by providing free sewing and tailoring skill development training to make them self-sufficiency and self reliant. The project will enable 30 women deprived, poverty stricken working as domestic servants, single parent and widows are being given opportunity to undergo free training in sewing and tailoring.  Men do not have job, women are the only bread earner of the family.
Help Haiti's first line response to Covid-19 The head of the Covid-19 effort in Haiti is hoping for availability of 3,000 hospital beds.  There are actually only 70 beds currently available, of these 40 are provided by St Luke's Hospital. We are gearing up to provide additional beds, we have separate staff for the COVID-19 patients, and we are desperately looking to be ready with equipment (mostly PPE) for our employees. Community support remains a central focus of St Luke's programs: we distribute chlorox for handwashing, masks and food
Telecommunications Center for Youth Initiative Building a telecommunications center with 20 computers, which have Internet access, will allow young people and children to learn computer science and apply it to their schoolwork.
Covid-19 Relief project With the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, our direct involvement in our core project is to continue with online support, and with ensuring economic hardship, we funded food supplies. While the students stay home and also their parents, we will provide vegetable seeds, organic fertilizer, and pesticides, plus training to vulnerable families in the rural area to start their garden at home.
Sustainable Energy for Island Communities in Ghana The goal of the proposed project is to use technology, in the form of climate smart solar lighting solutions to improve the health, education, water access, security and economic livelihoods of 1500 inhabitants including youth, women, and children in the Bomigo Island in the Keta District of the Volta Region of Ghana. The project will install 5kw decentralized solar system of 0.5kw-2kw units for the community clinic, school, water supply, irrigation farmlands, street lights and community center.
Improving Livelihoods for 100 Women in Rural Kenya This project provides 100 women with craft training, business skills and loans to start craft based businesses and ICT to access markets, thereby providing income for over 100 families in rural Kenya.
Help Nyitawuta Village Achieve Self-Sufficiency The Ghanaian nonprofit, Home of Care and Protection, or HOCAP for short, provides care and protection to deprived orphans, children, and widows in poor communities by encouraging self-sustaining development through education, health care, advocacy, small-scale enterprise, and sustainable farming.
Help 15,000 Ugandan grandmothers care for children We support 15,000 grandmothers across 3 districts in rural southwest Uganda to care for more than 60,000 children. These grandmothers have volunteered to care for their own grandchildren and other unrelated children who have been orphaned or abandoned.  We provide extensive training, access to microfinance & support to start small businesses so that these grandmothers can learn new skills, generate an income and provide food, education and medical care for their children.
COVID Response Program for Santiago Did you know that many people in Santiago Atitlan suffer from chronic malnutrition?   Since mid-March this community has been under strict stay-at-home orders which has shut down their economy, demolishing incomes and exacerbating food insecurity issues. Mayanza has pivoted its mission to better support the local artisans, fisherman, farmers, and their families.  With the support of local partners,  individually prepared meals and bags of groceries are distributed to families in need.
Barbuda Resilience Fund September 2017 Hurricane Irma ravaged the Caribbean island of Barbuda causing total devastation as the majority of homes and infrastructure were destroyed. ICF is working with local leadership to advance sustainable development efforts and grow local capacity. This next phase will support 12 community lead projects that continue to advance and strengthen the community of Barbuda. These projects include reparation of critical water sources, youth engagement, food security, small business support
Ahero Community Development Project CIVS is implementing a community development project in Western Kenya, specifically aiming at supporting the HIV/AIDS orphans and vulnerable children in the region through increasing household income.
Train and Activate Inspired Leaders in Nepal This project directly results in poverty reduction, increased literacy, protection for children, rights for women, livelihood for families, reduction in HIV/AIDS.  This project provides leadership training and financial resources for 125 trainers nationally to train 5000 people in leadership resulting in 3000 projects and 1000 Teaching Learning Communities that promote community development and the building of the nation.
Care Program for the Seriously and Terminal Ill We organize activity days for the seriously and terminal ill in the community of Vefsn.  We organize information sessions, day trips, conversations and different other activities. Every day starts with a breakfast and ends with a dinner. The day is facilitated by a healthcare professional and two volunteers. The target group is patients of all ages.
Blankets for vulnerable Yemeni families Life in Yemen is very difficult, according to reports of UNOCHA Yemen has the world's worst humanitarian disaster. Poverty and disease is everywhere. We are working together with your support to provide winter clothes and blankets for 100 families, classified as:  poorest and most affected families of the war in Sana'a, Yemen who are unable to buy. This will also protect them from diseases caused by the cold. 214 girls and 206 boys, 143 men and 137 women will benefit from this project.
Oregon Cultural Trust The Oregon Cultural Trust is Oregon's cultural champion, developing and sustaining the arts, heritage and humanities that keep our state vibrant, healthy and alive.  It is a unique public-private partnership, that fuels the economy, engages Oregonians, inspires our children and promotes life long learning.
Nepal Earthquake Education Fund for Girls The main problem with earthquake-affected students especially girls in Nepal  is that they have difficulty going back to school as most lost their homes and livelihoods and some have parents and siblings who did not survive. They are indeed in very dire strait and they are prey to criminal syndicates offering them jobs outside of the country but only to end up as prostitutes. This project will try to send 200 hardly affected girls to college or vocational school.
Improve Housing Conditions for Cancer Patients To improve our housing conditions include bigger bathrooms, more space in the dinning room to guarantee physical distancing of at least 1 meter, portable sinks in different spots for frequent hand-washing or disinfection, provide medical masks to everyone at the house, disposable gowns and gloves for the nurses to wear.   All this key measure expenses to protect against Covid 19 weren't part of our 2020 budget, and since we paused our fundraising events this year, we are cash flow constrained.
Psychology skills training for Kayamandi youths We are a research and humanitarian organization that provides world class psychological interventions to poor and disabled youths. "LifeMatters" our 10-session program teaches psychological skills through active participation and physical activities. Research evidence shows our program promotes physical- and mental health, academic achievement, self-esteem, and personal growth. We develop prosocial youths into citizens with agency who contribute to their own lives and their community.
Primary Education for 500 children in Orissa Ensure primary education for 500 children from underprivileged families in rural community of Nayagarh, Orissa, through providing study materials and school uniform to make them literate.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month 2010 This project will support our continued work to end domestic violence in our community by increasing access to our 24 crisis line, emergency shelter, advocacy, child-care, and transitional housing.
Restore Australia’s Forest after the Wildfires Rehabilitate and protect key wildlife refuges and corridors damaged in Australia’s worst natural disaster, the February 2009 Victorian wildfires.
Post Covid-19: 'Teach a rural child' intervention Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this project aims to promote in-house education of 400 pupils and students of Kahida community area at Gwagwalada Area Council of Abuja, by offering critical literacy support services through  capacity building for hired home-service teachers using the local community volunteers for sustainable, effective teaching and learning; provision of education materials and sensitization on POST COVID-19 health safety precautions as well as conduct child education advocacy.
Emerg Nutrition & Health Care, East Africa Crisis A deadly crisis across East Africa has claimed tens of thousands of lives and left millions destitute and hungry. We've reached over 3.4 million people. Thanks to donors like you, we're still on the ground, saving lives and giving children a chance at a better future. Save the Children and Merlin are working in Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia by offering nutrition, health care and water and sanitation. We are also working in refugee camps to help children cope with crisis and to provide vital aid.
Support for 250 Widows and their Families in Kenya St. Monica Village is a cooperative for HIV-infected widows that has been set up with the intention to empower its members through providing income generating activities which enable them to sustain the livelihoods of their families. HIV-infected widows are one of the most vulnerable groups in Kenyan society.  They face social exclusion and harassment. The cooperative currently has 250 members who work in joint projects and support each other as a group.
Teach 24 Kyrgyz autistic children learning skills 24 children with autism aged 3 to 8 from low income, single parent families do not have access to any type of rehabilitation. All are non-verbal, have behavioral problems, lack self-helping skills. You can help us train parents on how properly teach their children, have every child tested and given individual educational program, buy necessary set of teaching aids and games. This will give them a chance to attend kinder garden or school and avoid being placed in mental institution in the future.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Sunny, Devarshi, Zainab, Jasmine, and Aryan 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 and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Bring clean water to 100 villages in Tanzania Many villages in rural Tanzania lack access to clean water meaning villagers are forced carry water very long distances from muddy ponds shared with animals, leading to multiple health problems, particularly for children. We use local expertise to sustainably address this with low cost wells. Our local rep in Kasulu has identified villages and schools in desperate need of clean water.
NUTRITION AND SANITATION PROJECT IN KAGERA REGION Malnutrition and poor sanitation have become the most serious public health problems and possibly leading cause of deaths whether directly or indirectly.  The most vulnerable groups in this regard are children between ages of six and five years, younger infants, older children, adolescents, pregnant women, breastfeeding women and other adults are affected.  Unsafe water, along with low sanitation and hygiene represent the leading cause of death in developing countries.
Recovery support to flood victims in Nepal The torrential rain from 12-15 Aug 2017 created massive floods and several landslides in 26 districts throughout the country. As per govt data,  the flood caused 126 deaths, 50 missing and many people got severe injuries.  Due to  rain  12733 households displaced losing their property in west Nepal & they are in critical state. They are immensely in need of relief supports like food grains, temporary shelter, blankets, potable water, clothing, medicines, education materials of children.