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STEM plus Arts = Learning Full STEAM ahead! Every 26 seconds, a student drops out of high school. Education Week reports that average math test scores for 17-year-olds have remained stagnant since the 1970s. U.S. eighth-graders are outperformed in math by their peers in 14 countries. Our nation is in an education crisis and we must take action. By integrating the Arts into Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, Story Tapestries empowers teachers and engages every type of learner across economic, cultural, and emotional barriers.
Adjumani Palliative Care Fund This project seeks to improve the quality of life of 56 refugee and host community patients with terminal illnesses especially cancer, and sickle cell patients currently in active care in Adjumani. The project will provide the targeted patients with mobility aids (wheel chairs, tricycle, crutches), cater for specialized investigation fees (CT scan) and transport to Mulago Cancer Institute for ongoing management.
WORI Uganda Domestic Violence Shelter Due to the overwhelming amount of abuse women face in Eastern Uganda and the lack of facilities available to them, WORI Uganda wishes to construct a shelter to provide temporary refuge and basic necessities for  victims of domestic violence. In addition, it will provide psychological counseling and emergency medical care to the victims of domestic violence, as well as providing legal aid for the victims of gender domestic violence, whilst raising awareness on domestic violence
Gardens for abused children of South Africa Gardening provides a therapeutic outlet for young victims of domestic abuse, while empowering them to be self-sufficient by producing their own nourishment in an area where fresh food is scarce.
Kerala devastated by floods The southwestern Indian state of Kerala is facing the worst monsoon season since 1924, causing severe flooding and landslides. At least 364 people have been killed and more than 200,000 people have been displaced. ActionAid is responding immediately, including providing food, temporary shelter, reconstruction support, and health kits, for as many as 45,000 people. Will you help?
Health & Hygiene Training for 1,000 Women in Nepal Without access to health education, rural women and girls of Nepal are subject to harmful practices surrounding menstruation and reproduction. Aythos is changing the way people think about old myths about women's health by giving communities training on health, hygiene, and reusable pad-making.
Empower 2,200 Deaf in Brazil with Education Many Deaf children in Brazil do not have access to quality education, resulting in an inability to master their own language - the sign language. Surdo para Surdo is a Brazilian tutoring platform designed to help the Deaf community in Brazil by connecting Deaf who want to learn with Deaf who are interested in teaching.
Send 200 preschool children to the farm in Oregon Studies show that when kids are involved in gardening, it increases their consumption of vegetables. We know this to be true, since out on the farm, kids will taste and like almost everything they harvest themselves. Eating more vegetables puts kids on track to become healthier adults.
Sherpa Family Fund A deadly avalanche on Mt. Everest recently claimed the lives of 16 Sherpas in the worst climbing accident in the mountain's history. In response, the American Himalayan Foundation has created the Sherpa Family Fund to support the families and educate the children left behind.
Youth March 2 A Different Beat in Southern Alberta Help youth gain access to supports they need to March 2 A Different Beat.  This project will provide funding for youth programs that support youth at risk, immigrants, victims of sexual violence, bullying, and suicide.  By giving them access to a variety of services including counselling, mentoring, community involvement, and much more we help them live a better life either independently or with their family, we reduce crime rates, and we help them build a feeling of hope.
COVID19 - Handwashing with Soap Trainings This project will provide practical hand hygiene trainings, bars of soap and zero-touch foot-operated handwashing stations (Maji bucket) in rural Ghana. The goal is to equip these communities with the knowledge and tools to shield themselves against the potential spread of COVID-19. Thus far, we have reached more than 70,000 people with hygiene essentials and trainings but we need continued support to scale up our efforts and curb the risk of an outbreak.
YOU are the KEY CHILDREN are losing their education. We must get them back on track at all costs. The Pandemic has closed schools. Schooling online costs $10 a month for internet and with families only earning $60 a month for all of life's basics, something has to give, a generation will be lost. We cannot let this happen, You are the KEY to their success. UNLOCK a child's potential and Donate today. Help us reach our target amount so we can give 1,250 children FREE internet schooling for Four months.
HOME OF HOPE PROJECT IN UGANDA An increase in child abandonment and a lack of assistance in the Mubende District of Uganda has increasingly become a serious problem. 'Home of Hope Project' intends to create a program that supports Uganda's most vulnerable children.
Help Victims of Japan Floods and Typhoon Jebi In early July 2018, heavy rains caused massive flooding in western and central Japan. Peace Winds responded immediately with search and rescue and provided relief supplies. Only nine weeks later on September 4, the most powerful typhoon to hit Japan in 25 years made landfall, striking many of the same areas devastated by floods. Your donation provides supplies and supports programs for the vulnerable people, especially elderly and children.
Support Choco with TECHO Colombia The torrential rains and flash flooding caused by Hurricane Iota have hit Choco, a province in Colombia with a history of acute poverty, extremely hard. Quarry Lane School's Spanish Club is partnering with TECHO to provide food kits to those that were affected, especially low-income families and women. We're working with reputable NGOs on the ground in Choco to make sure the kits get to people that need them most, and we know that with your help, we'll be able to really make a difference.
Basic sanitation; help end disease Hope for Children Centre houses 145 children plus an accredited primary school, Hope Academy.  Recently, the government ran a road through our property and demolished our septic system, bath house, and our boy's latrine, seizing our land by public domain, without warning or compensation.  Not having proper sanitation for our children increases the chance of disease and deprives the children of a basic human need. Typhoid, malaria and cholera are all a threat without disposal of waste/hygiene.
Haitain Educational Aid and Resources (HEAR) H.E.A.R.has be focused on educating young Haitian students. For 10 years Concordia University in Portland offered 2 standing full tuition scholarships. These scholarships were lost when CU closed its doors in May. H.E.A.R. is committed to helping educate the poorest and brightest students in Haiti. Our current focus is on assisting local schools with "fill the gap" scholarships and total expenses, which include room and board, student fees, transportation, insurance, etc.  Can you help, please.
Empowering African Lives Through Solar Power Despite good efforts, Sierra Leone finds itself in the unenviable position of being energy deficient. Tens of thousands of kids and youths in Sierra Leone study at night using kerosene lanterns and open-flame candles. This project addresses this need by providing renewable technology - solar lamps and solar radios, solar-powered eReaders / laptops. With proper lighting, students will be able to study harder and longer, improving their educational outcomes.
Help stop cholera and save lives in Haiti This project will empower the 15,000 members of Crochu to achieve their goals of reducing Cholera and other diarrheal diseases in children and improving safe motherhood practices.  We will do this by training community health workers, improving sanitation, and educating locals on prevention sources of cholera and diarrhea.
3000 Women Empowerment programme in Uganda Women and girls around the world and Uganda in particular  should have a voice in the decisions that affect their lives. They should be free from the threat of violence.  Thanks to your support, SCOEN's Women's Empowerment programme intends to supports  3000 women across the Uganda. The programme aims to support them to have power and a voice. To recover from violence. To live a life of dignity and opportunity
Help Children Survive the Ebola Outbreak Save the Children is on the ground working with health ministries in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea to address the outbreak in many ways. We are currently training teachers, health workers, nurses and local organizations on prevention measures against Ebola and are distributing protective kits and essential medical equipment. We are dedicated to ensuring that we reach people in hard-to-access locations, particularly children. Donate now to support our efforts.
Empower 100 young leaders from Manchay, Peru We will educate and empower 100 young leaders from marginal urban areas for them to develop entrepreneurial skills and create social projects to impact their own communities while mobilizing other youngsters to join them. Instead of being part of unsafe spaces and gangs and continue with the cycle of poverty and violence we will make them part of our methodology "Believe in yourself to create for others" based in leadership, entrepreneurial & creative skills in a secure, harmonious environment.
Empower 150 Ugandan Womento start a job 150 rural women and girls will receive training skills in tailoring, designing and knitting at Divine Women Organization. After the training they will be able to start income generating business.
Integrating Energy, Water, and Food - Cestos City Liberia Emergency and Disaster Relief Fund, LEADER FUND, plans to implement a green infrastructure project that uses 3KW of solar energy to:  access and distribute groundwater for drinking, sanitation, and hygiene to 10,000 persons; irrigate a small agriculture demonstration project growing food crops (pepper, okra, bitter balls, potato greens, etc.); and provide electricity for the County Service Center and planned Internet Cafe that will benefit more than 2,000 youths.
Empower 500 young women in Southern Africa by 2017 Women make up over half the African population. Yet only 12% of these women have access to education and professional training. As a result, not only are these women deprived of the opportunity to fulfil their potential, their communities miss out too. Because when you teach 1 woman, you reach 100s, our African Women's Leadership Program (AWLEAD) is committed to empowering women aged 18-25 to achieve their professional goals and become the change they want to see in their communities.
Disability support - tribal child in Pachamalai TN Ilavarasan, ten years old, is Mallika's son. They belong to the Malayali tribe residing in the remote villages in the reserve forests of Pachamalai hills in Tamil Nadu. He is a specially-abled child. Since both of his parents are tribal peasants, they could not afford medical attention catering to his unique needs. This project aims to provide shelter for Ilavarasan at a care center in Tiruchirapalli, the nearest city, to support his medical expenses, education, and vocational training.
Build of a Stroller for 8 Handicapped in France To get disabled enjoy walking and running with their parents or friends, our project is to participate with 4 post graduated high technology students in the design and production of a 3 wheels carbon aluminium prototype stroller, which can interest adapted materials manufacturers, once we clearly achieve ours in terms of cost and feasibility.
This project is based on the fact that adapted leisure for disabled adult or children is expensive, can not be found in stores, and we have to create it
Help Women Affected by Cameroon Anglophone Crises This is extended to support women and families who have been affected by the crisis in Bui Division. We want to buy at least 400 3 week-old chickens and give them to 50 women who have been severely victimized by the current socio-political unrest in the North West and South West of Cameroon. The situation is very bad and these women need help by way of being re-integrated. This project is because they lost all they had to the displacement, homes burnt and properties damaged.
Build a preschool for 58 children in Vietnam Giang Si Tung is a mountainous commune in the North of Vietnam, where people often live as social outcasts in famine, poverty and neglect. This village has a one-space wooden shack with insufficent conditions to teach preschool pupils. They dream to build a proper school that teach 58 children, using local materials. CHPF foundation and the 2000 Power Group has teamed up to help. This project will build a new preschool with a slassroom, small toilet room, kitchen to provide daily breakfast and .
Girls: Better after quake A 9 months mentorship program aimed at unleashing the social leadership of 15 adolescent girls of earthquake affected area of Nepal. This project will reach out to the girls in an individually tailored, empowering them with diverse skills.  Nuwakot is a district with one of the highest destruction caused by earthquake in 2015, labor migration among adults and highest rate of girls trafficking. Hence, the need to enhance the leadership of adolescent girls is not only necessary but imperative.
Holistic Education Support  For 222 Deaf Children This project has been developed to support education for 222 deaf children in special  primary schools. The project is designed to enable deaf children acquire holistic education,complete their full round of primary education and develop to their fullest potential in securing a safe and bright future.
Solidarity Fund to combat COVID-19 in Yemen Yemen reported its first COVID-19 case , the pandemic will most likely expose disturbing weaknesses in health infrastructures. the health system unable to respond ,let alone COVID19 pandemic, the Yemen  burdened by the war burdens and whose 80% of the population lives in famine and extreme poverty, the disadvantaged and vulnerable groups will suffer the greatest impact in Yemen. COVID-19 pandemic may leave hundreds of thousands of deaths in light of the lack of the simplest medical capabilities.
Hope for100 domestic violence survivors in Nigeria Economic dependence and lack of social support outside the abuser are two of the major reasons victims of domestic violence remain in abusive relationships. This project will provide psycho-social and economic support to 100 young, low literate women in the suburbs of FCT, Nigeria who are survivors of domestic violence through support groups and training on several vocational skills to help them recover and rebuild. All donations will contribute to bringing Hope to survivors of domestic violence
Tsunami Recovery in Four Fishing Villages, India In order to rebuild the livelihoods of surviving victims and protect children, we provide boats and fishing nets to fishermen; shelter for villagers, especially orphans, and medical/ school supplies.
Coral Reef Conservation In Seychelles Our collaborative project supports critical marine conservation in the Seychelles, surveying coral reef ecosystems, including megafaunas such as sharks and turtles. The project conducts marine research, environmental education, and capacity-building workshops, and works towards attitude, regulation, and policy changes, through activities operated in collaboration with NGOs, universities, and government agencies.
Community Media Hub For SEMA Media in Kenya SEMA Media Hub Project shall create a space and will be dedicated in equipping youths both in school and non-school going age with hands on skills in media and communication for their personal and community development. This will enable youths to learn, create, connect and tell their stories through our running programmes, ranging from film training, photography training, film festival, educational forums and exchange programmes.
MakersLab 2.0: Empowering New Makers in Mexico In Mexico the TIC industry represents only the 1% of the employments.  Help us to create new spaces for children, youth and adults from disadvantaged communities in the country, where they can learn robotics, 3D printing, laser cut and electronics. Lets encourage them to be the new economic developers for their families!!!
Rebuilding St. Thomas, USVI The St. Thomas Recovery Team (STRT) is the long-term recovery group of St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands. STRT is made up of non-profit organizations focused on rebuilding and repairing owner-occupied homes that were damaged or destroyed during Hurricanes Irma & Maria in 2017, as well as 2019 Hurricane Dorian. STRT works to ensure that the most vulnerable among Virgin Islanders can safely return to their homes as quickly as possible.
GRACE- Family Survival Scheme in India Natural disasters such as floods, cyclone, earthquakes, fire, tsunamis etc. often cause the death of the principal earning person in many families. Our project helps to provide basic needs for these families, such as food, education for children, medical support to entire family including pregnant women and elders. We also provide alternative employment for the family members.
Covid-19 & Preventing Homelessness for Veterans Having a roof over your head is a fundamental human right. Yet homelessness is part of a much bigger picture impacting on a person's life and society. Working at grass roots level we support a particularly vulnerable section of the population; those who often have nowhere else to go and who without our support would become street sleepers.   Due to Covid-19, organisations have withdrawn their support. We're more stretched than before and we're supporting more veterans than ever before.
Super Typhoon Odette Emergency Response in Siargao This project will support Global Peace Foundation Philippines' emergency response efforts for hundreds of families affected by Super Typhoon Odette in Siargao, Surigao Del Norte in the Philippines. Each family will receive emergency supplies (food and medicine), water purifier, and solar lantern to assist them as they recover and rebuild.
Regenerating 100-Hectare Forest in Mt. Fuji This project aims to regenerate the 100 hectares shirabe forest at the foot of Mt. Fuji in Yamanashi Prefecture, which was damaged by insects. Since 2007, in collaboration with the government, forest experts, companies/organizations, and forest workers OISCA initiated the planting of 40,000 pest-resistant broad-leaf seedlings of different species. This action is crucial to the conservation and protection of Mt. Fuji as a World Heritage site.
Malaika Guardians 2018 - quality education 5-18yrs For twelve years, Malaika children's home has been welcoming and caring for orphaned and abandoned children in Arusha, Tanzania. We provide a safe, loving home environment to babies, toddlers and teenagers, as well as dedicated outreach to reunited families. Malaika Guardians is a special initiative designed to give every child in our care access to a quality education.
Mexico: an urgent school for the children of NPH On September 19th 2017, an earthquake of 7.1 devastated Mexico and shook the foundation of our NPH Mexico family. Although our children and staff are thankfully safe, the earthquake permanently destroyed or damaged an unprecedented number of NPH Mexico properties. Casa San Salvador (Miacatlan), home for 430 children has been damaged. The school needs urgent repair in order to provide our children a safe environment and programs for their future!
Provide free healthcare to needy in rural Cameroon The project is to raise at least $12,000 annually to fund the salary of Ascovime support staff helping Dr Bwelle to reduce the suffering, and thereby put a smile on the face hundreds of thousands of underprivileged people in rural areas in Cameroon. In weekends, Dr Bwelle and his teams of national and international volunteer doctors conduct large mobile missions to rural areas to provide free medical consultations and carry out surgical interventions, tooth extractions and dental care.
Send 110 Children to Nature Camp This project will send an additional 110 children to a week-long nature camp in Durham, Orange or Wake county of North Carolina in 2017-18. These children will meet the amazing teachers that are hidden in plants, shadows, and sunlight. They'll get dirty, have fun & take part in an incredible foray into the wild. Hands-on outdoor adventures will stimulate curiosity, awaken enthusiasm for the natural world and deepen their connection to nature, to themselves, to one another, & their surroundings.
COMMUNITY BASED POWER FENCE TO SAVE ELEPHANTS Man animal conflict is a humanly challenge in wildlife management and biodiversity conservation in India, this project secures farmers yearly livelihood & saves Elephant (Elephas maximus). 15,000 houses 10,00,000 ha of crops damage stay evidence of conflict every year. Due to anger and hardship farmers connect 440 volts electric line to farm fence, 200 Elephants die of electrocution and 200 humans die of conflict. Solar power fence will save wildlife, reduce man elephant conflict.
Help Save a Pet's Life If your pet needed veterinary care to save their life, what would you do?  This project will help Frankie's Friends provide life-saving and life-enhancing emergency and/or specialty veterinary care for pets whose families cannot afford the full cost of treatment.  You can help save the life of a pet in need and keep them with the family that loves them.
Fostering Sustainable Women's Cooperatives This project equips women in Uganda with the skills and training they need to lift themselves and their families out of poverty. By learning skills that enable them to generate income through agricultural cooperative work, women are better able to overcome poverty-related challenges - health, education, water and sanitation, and much more. And, we are seeing these skills-based trainings transform not only families, but also entire communities!
Clean Water & Nutrition for 1,000 Interfaith Girls Poverty, hunger, communal violence and  limited public health  plague Muslim Mindanao, Philippines. Sulu Province remains near the bottom of the UN's Human Development Index. A school-aged population of some 350,000 impoverished children -- more than half girls and 12 percent Christian -- lack clean water.  Worldwide, female students are most affected in similar schools. We will assist schools with a total of 1,000 girls, to create clean water systems, improved hygiene and daily nutrition.
Girls Academy for Conscious Change Global Grassroots, in partnership with The Komera Project, is expanding its Girls Academy for Conscious Change. Serving vulnerable girls, including teen mothers, HIV+ and child-headed households during their annual school holidays when they are at greatest risk, the program will provide social entrepreneurship tools, mindful leadership skills, venture coaching and seed funding to enable girls to advance their own ideas for social change in their communities.
behavior change of 100 youth in Eastleigh. The youth go through numerous challenges the young men and women are most victims of all criminal activities in Eastleigh, such as radicalization, violent extremism, ethnic conflicts, political violence and being recruited into militias and criminal gangs. We will put in place mechanisms for peace building and empowerment training for 100 youth volunteers to act as peace ambassadors. The strategic approaches will enhance peace and conflict resolution and empower the youth for employment.