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Give daily healthy meals to the aged in India This project provides love, care, healthy meals and health care to 50 destitute aged people in the slums  and Guntur district, India. Many aged people are abandoned due to poverty, by their families and suffer with sickness and end up by begging for survival. At least one daily best healthy meal, timely health checkups and proper care will save the lives of neglected aged people. Can you join with us to support 60 elderly at least with $900 per a month to care and give healthy meals ?
Jobs for People w/disAbility  Creates Independence "I want to work"  is repeated continually in Matagalpa, Nicaragua, with unemployment for people with disabilities at 90%. In this agricultural coffee-based economy, Familias Especiales (FE) started five small businesses to offer employment to train & integrate people who have never left their homes before to learn the "culture of work." In addition, the social team supports a psychologist to work with 40 young people with disABILITIES in On-The-Job skill training & social integration.
Educate Unprivileged Kids through Free of Cost Bangladesh Samajik Agragati Sangstha ( BSAS ) plans to build 5 schools  to provide free education for unprivileged children who comes from poorest section of society in Magura of Bangladesh,also provide them vocational training besides their primary education.  This project builds 2 Library along with vocational training tools to support service to 2000unprivileged children
Young Entrepreneurs Local businesses build strong communities.  This project provides technical assistance and revolving credit to startup businesses owned by young adults (18-30) in Nagarote, Nicaragua. It allows them to develop their own business opportunities.  Young entrepreneurs, both rural and urban, are trained in product development, bookkeeping and marketing.  They receive all the skills needed to launch their new small business and to have success.
L.I.F.E.'s Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund Hurricane Harvey has made landfall near Rockport, TX and is causing widespread damage along the Gulf Coast. 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. Many refugees from the Houston, TX area flee to Lufkin, TX to escape the storm area. All donations to this fund will exclusively support local relief and recovery efforts from this storm.
Pandemic Healthcare/Clinic for Native Peruvians Corona-virus has devastated Peru and continues. In Chuquibambilla, the Nomatseungua Tribe lacks even basic healthcare, but you can change that. They are in desperate need of medical supplies to keep them alive through this Pandemic. There are no ICU's there, so prevention and early treatment are their only hope to survive this. You can provide supplies that allow them to receive care and survive the virus. You can improve the health for this tribe and impact their lives by bringing healthcare.
Food for children in refugee settlement Uganda Bidi Bidi in Northern Uganda is the largest refugee camp in Africa. Only about 25% of the refugees in the settlements are supplied with sufficient food. But the situation in the host communities is also precarious. Together with other partners we are helping to improve the food situation. This food relief project supports 500 refugee families in need living in Bidi Bidi refugee camp. SCOEN will implement emergent relief to provide rice, beans, posh to the most vulnerable refugee families.
Provide Scholarship to 20 Nigerian Girls The fresh memory of the shocking incident of abduction of chibok school girls reminds us of how difficult getting an education to a Nigerian girl is.  Consequently, a gross violation of girls' human right to education and high rate of at-risked-girls. Girls Education Mission International is on a mission to defend, protect and promote the right to education of girls who are denied chances to enroll, stay and succeed in school and beyond. The education of 20 vulnerable girls will be supported.
Washington-Liberty High School As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Lindsey, Juliana, Conor, and Genevieve from Washington Liberty High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Louisiana Flood Response This project will send an Emergency Response Team to the flood stricken areas of Louisana to provide relief and debris removal, focusing on Baton Rouge and its surroundings.
Urgent life aid for100 black affected people Yemen As a black man living in the most underserved neighborhood in Yemen, Abdo works as a janitor. He exposes himself to the most hazardous conditions and deals with infected wastes in order to offer nourishment and shelter for his 14 children, whereas federal medical aid is inattentive. Yet, 4 children died consequently from Cholera owing to the absence of favorable living conditions. Abdo needs heroes like  you are to help his 10 children survive COVID global pandemic and educate his children.
Thank our Forest Guards this World Ranger Day Forests give life and protecting these lands are the unsung front-line soldiers - the forest guards. Being a forest guard is a commitment of a lifetime - a life rife with dangers every step of the way. In this appeal we highlight the threats they face -most extreme being on-duty death or disability- and also the paucity of resources within which they operate. These men and women are critical for conservation and Wildlife Trust of India is supplementing their needs since 20 years.
Women's Healthcare Initiative La Ceiba, Nicaragua This project provides access to obstetric and gynecological care for over 400 women living in the rural community of La Ceiba, Nicaragua. Health Outreach for Latin America currently employs two local OBGYNs to work at clinics in similar locations and has worked with the Nicaraguan Ministry of Health (MINSA) to expand into this third location. The rural nature of La Ceiba leaves many women isolated from key health care services and has been designated by MINSA has a definite area of need.
Engage Boys Empower Girls Stop GBViolence Zimbabwe In Zimbabwe Gender based violence(GBV) and all forms of discrimination against girls have been perpetrated generation after another because of sexist harmful religious and cultral norms. Girls are vulnerable  to HIV, Child Marriages and Poverty. To reduce its impact,  Tag a Life International Trust(TaLI) started this initiative to provide Prevention and offer interventions for  GBV through educating young boys to change attitudes against girls and empower girls to claim their rights.
Build a school for a poor village of 3500 people *This project will build an elementary school for a very poor community with an illiteracy rate of 95% in Burkina Faso.
*Adult education will be provided during weekends to help curve illiteracy.
Reforestation of Costa Rica's urban riverbanks Rehabilitate the biological corridor of 2.9 hectares of the banks of the Torres River in the first kilometer of the routes, by planting of 680 individuals of 49 different native, endangered and endemic species and elimination of the invasive genus called elephant grass that is inhibiting the growth of the native species in an area of 4000 m2/43000 ft2.  A total requirement of 200 citizen volunteers from the communities is estimated, during 9 months.
5 Kw Solar power plant at an orphanage in India. This project will help us to feed the kids by lowering electricity costs.  In our state, non-profits are required to pay the electricity charges at a commercial rate which is taking the precious money away from children (food for example).  Every month, we pay Rs. 10,000/- as the cost of electricity and this saving would help us to pay for 75% of the monthly groceries to feed 20 people each month.  Your one time donation supports us to feed the children for an extended period of time.
Help Support Long-Term Louisiana Hurricane Relief On August 27th, Hurricane Laura made landfall near the border of Louisiana and Texas as a category 4 storm. Just six weeks later, Hurricane Delta made landfall following a similar path as a category 2 storm. Our team has been in the field since September aiding in recovery efforts. Support for this project will help us continue serving impacted communities well into 2021.
Family/Foster Care for 72 Children of Thailand GRACE exists to eradicate the vulnerabilities of illiteracy & poverty of at-risk children in Pattaya Thailand - a global capitol of sex trafficking of minors. We are expanding services beyond our Family Resource Centers and child sponsorship to implementation of a family-based foster care program. We will train and support staff, guardians and parents to provide safe & healthy homes. Donations directly impact 72 abandoned children through family-placement. JOIN US as we foster change in Thailand
Cataract surgery for 250 disadvantaged Nigerians There are over 5 (Five) million persons in Nigeria living with avoidable blindness of which cataract is a leading cause. This project will bring hope to the largely disadvantaged majority through the provision of free cataract surgeries, targeting about 250 beneficiaries each quarter.
A new home for Cape Town's street children The Homestead gets children off the streets and helps them rebuild their lives and their futures.
Clean Water for Families in Yemen After 6 years of ongoing conflict, Yemen continues its standing as one of the world's worst humanitarian crisis, those displaced are some of the country's most vulnerable people. In 2021, 66% of the country's population will require some form of humanitarian assistance, and a staggering 14 million people are in acute need of assistance. This project will support the health of families through the provision of clean drinking water and basic hygiene items.
Lifeskill,Sexuality Education for 1000 girls-India About one-fifth of India's population is in the adolescent age group of 10-19 years. Unfortunately, the special needs of adolescents particularly adolescent girls are rarely addressed by the educational, health, and family welfare programs in India. We are planning to provide life skill, sexuality and supplementary education for 1000 adolescent girls. That would help them learn about their rights, continue their education, get employment, improve their confidence to make their own decisions.
Provide a Gift of Hope for Abatex, Philippines Maybe you are asking, "Is there something I can do?", looking around we saw how the pandemic affected the lives of many Filipinos. The need for food access and water sustainability has become a challenge to the Abatex community. Our goal is to provide nourishing foods for the children, proper education about livelihood, health, and nutrition, and bestow clean drinking water. You can do something whether you are from a different part of the globe, you can still impart in the life of our children.
Ramadan feeding project in Eastern Uganda This project aims to provide relief and to share joy and happiness of Ramadan and Eid Ul- fitar with the most vulnerable, deprived and disadvantageous people to give them a sense of living and strengthen Islamic morals. In few months Ramadan, the Holy month Mubarak of Islam will come. Muslims around the world are preparing for welcoming this sacred month to increase their Ibaadah to the Almighty Allah. BMDC wish to distribute 200 food parcels to 200 Fasting Muslim households.
Providing Toys to Sick Children in Hospital The Magical Power of Play Appeal provide's essential play resources to sick children in hospital.  By reaching our target of 7,500 we can provide three hospitals in the UK with one of our play resource boxes each.  Play resources include; toys for medical preparation, sensory toys for children with special educational needs, a wide range of toys and games covering all age groups and genders plus vital electronic entertainment items.
Iran Flood Emergency Response Devastating floods have hit Iran, deluging hundreds of cities and villages, submerging homes and triggering landslides. More than 70 people have been killed, hundreds more are injured and an estimated sixty thousand have lost homes and livelihoods with hospitals and schools in ruins. Relief International's emergency response is providing basic services such as health, education, food security and sanitation to the most vulnerable.
Sisterhood Agenda Hurricane Irma Relief St. John Sisterhood Agenda needs your help with our new Hurricane Irma Relief project. Like many businesses and residents on St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands, Sisterhood Agenda and our new SEA:  Sisterhood Empowerment Academy were hit hard by Hurricane Irma ealier this month.   Essential services such  (government, banking, and postal services remain closed and the island is without electricity. Our media center and library were destroyed as our roof, ceiling, patio doors, and windows caved in.
Planting 15000 trees in Madagascar Zahana is in the process of planting 10 trees for each woman, child and man in our villages. The villagers as active re-foresters and caretakers took on an ambitious goal: planting 15,000 trees over the next few years. Drawing on our gardeners' years of experience growing seedlings and planting trees successfully, it is time to scale up our efforts and plant a new forest. To meet increased demand for tree seedlings we moved the tree nursery in both villages to the school grounds in 2019.
CONSTRUCTION OF 20 HOUSES FOR THE DISABLED People living with disabilities are the most neglected/abandoned around  and more so in rural setups in Africa. Focus On Rural Development group is addressing this problem by putting 20 semi permenent houses in rural Kimaeti Location of Bungoma County in Kenya to help improve the living conditions  of these people.
Giving Older Foster Children a Family Kidsave's Weekend Miracles gives older foster youth the chance to get to know volunteer host families through weekends spent together. The goal is a lifelong, connected, caring relationship with at least one safe, stable adult for each youth (adoption, guardianship or lifelong friend). Monthly events introduce kids to people interested in getting to know them.  Kidsave's weekend hosts make a one-year commitment to have the child in their homes at least two weekends a month.
Education & nutrition for 150 children in Peru In the edge of the world's driest desert sit three schools which provide 150 children with the best level of education and nutritional support allowing them to grow up into strong, well educated young adults. This is because we provide free, good primary and secondary education and team it with the nutrition they need for the best start in life.
Save women from breast cancer in South Africa Hoedspruit Training Trust, now formally Hlokomela is based in Limpopo, South Africa. Limpopo is one of the worst areas in South Africa for poverty, whilst lacking basic facilities in the local villages such as running water. Hlokomela is an established non-profit clinic committed to serving farm workers and their families. Our goal is to provide a cost-effective and sustainable way to screen for and treat breast cancer, preventing hundreds of deaths each year.
Support Coastal families in response to COVID-19 Better home for better life is an idea to improve the socio economic condition and to ensure the food security and food safety of the local people through supporting with environment friendly farming (agriculture and animal husbandry) and fishing etc in each family. BEDS is currently supporting 60 families under better home for better life project. This initiative will not only improve the socio economic condition of the marginal villagers, but also give them strength to face COVID-19 pandemic.
Help children with disabilities in Medellin This project will benefit children and teenagers in Medellin, who were born with Down Syndrome or Cerebral Palsy. The objective is to enable beneficiaries to develop personal and social skills that facilitate their training process and social adaptation through specialized therapeutic processes, speech therapy, physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, adequate stimulation, music therapy, occupational therapy, neuro psychology  and psychology.
Provide Scholarships for 20 Ugandan Girls HALO provides housing, healing and education to youth in the greatest need. HALO works in communities where there are little to no options for support. The goal of this project is to bring youth out of desperate situations through the power of education. The HALO Scholarship Fund gives orphaned or abandoned Ugandan girls opportunities to pursue their higher education dreams and become contributing members of their communities.
Restore Dignity to Girls in West Nile, Uganda Ever wondered what difference a five dollar donation can make in a world where there seems to be endless problems? In one small village in Uganda, it makes all the difference! Alwi sub-county is located in Pakwach district in West Nile. Because this village has water problems, girls find it difficult to take care of their menstrual hygiene. They can not afford pads, so they lose over 24 school days every year staying home during their periods to avoid humiliation. We want to change this.
Help SF HIV+ youth live longer and healthier lives Until There’s A Cure plans to enable longer, healthier and more productive lives for HIV-positive girls and boys, ages 26 and younger, in the San Francisco Bay Area by funding testing, medical treatment and peer advocacy services.
Bring Food and Education to Kenya Through Soccer Soccer players in the program will receive training in HIV/AIDS prevention, health, and agriculture.  Players who complete training are given farming opportunities and awarded scholarships to pay for school fees and meals.
Help Disadvantaged Women Find Jobs in South Korea Supported by Bobbi Brown Pretty Powerful campaign, Open Closet assists unemployed women in South Korea. We provide free suit lending, make-up classes and career advice for job interviews, thereby helping them overcome male-oriented social atmospheres and get jobs.
Help Empower a Young Girl Today! Community Bridges was founded in 1997 to empower girls (ages 9-18) (immigrant and minorities) living in poverty, whom due to circumstances beyond their control, lack or have minimal options for the necessary support and resources that lead to an enhanced quality of life and leadership.

Community Bridges focuses on the whole girl utilizing social work theory, the principles of positive youth development and popular education methodology through providing after/out-of-school time programming.
Empower women through education! Education for women means empowerment to transform her life and her community. This project provides women who, due to economic impediment, have not been able to start or continue their high-school and undergraduate studies; and psycho-emotional therapy to support their process. By investing in women, the poverty cycle can be broken, increasing their economic participation, and making them less prone to violence and unplanned pregnancies.
Renovation and Humanization of Pediatric Unit A key renovation & humanization of Pediatric Protected Unit in CHU Bordeaux. Children going through a bone marrow transplantation or very intensive chemotherapy experience "extreme conditions" during their hospital stay. These rooms provide the required antimicrobial protection. However, hospital stays in such extreme conditions are very painful, as "carceral".The following project is meant to completely rethink the Protected Unit same level of antimicrobial protection while letting life in.
Re-Enroll 600 Child Brides to School in Malawi This action provides early child development facilities to 600 children of teen mothers withdrawn from early marriages in Malawi. The action relieves survivors of child marriages of childcare burden to facilitate their school re-enrolment and retention.
The Maya Musical: Find your Light The Maya Musical is a story of our journey to find our light. Maya, a partnership between Teach For India and Artists Striving to End Poverty, is an original script, with Broadway composed music that tells the story of Princess Maya's journey. Tasked to bring light back into her Kingdom, Maya and her friends use the values of courage, compassion and wisdom to lift 3 great curses that have been cast on the world. The show will open in November 2014.
Empowering 400 girls and young women in Venezuela This project seeks the empowerment of girls, teenagers and women in situation of vulnerability in Venezuela through the implementation of a plan that will: -  Promote digital inclusion as a fundamental right.  - Promote human values, rights, and social skills that contribute to the exercise of citizenship.   - Promote productive labor inclusion through decent employment or entrepreneurship.   - Promote gender equality.  - Contribute to poverty reduction.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Keenan, Katrien, Ciara, Elsche, and Thien-An (Evelyn) have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Coronavirus Relief for Children in Serbia This project will help us provide basic food for the poorest children in Serbia who, with schools being closed, have lost the only secure daily meal. It will also give them access to the online education being provided but which they cannot follow without internet, electricity or any other remote learning resource.  With the state of emergency and lock-down their parents have lost any opportunity to earn any money. We need to help their children get food, stay healthy and keep learning.
Technology and Education for Kids in Kenya Elimu Resource Centre is a digital hub for learners in Malindi, Kenya that uses technology to put educational resources into hands that had never held even a textbook much less a laptop! The pandemic shut our doors last year, so as we welcome students back for their personal study and computer training we want to offer them a fresh clean environment. Will you help us make Elimu Resource Centre into a clean, safe study environment for kids again?
Empower 100 Less Privileged Women in Zimbabwe This project will provide women with start up agriculture inputs as resources to start income generating projects to sustain their lives and their dependants. Sanning Foundation Trust (SFT) is currently assisting 48 vulnerable  women and those living and affected with HIV in both rural and urban areas of Zimbabwe. We need more inputs to assist more of such women to be able to start agriculture projects , improve their livelihoods and alleviate poverty.
ACTS 2 Comunity outreach hiv testing and treatment The HIV and AIDS pandemic has ravaged Swaziland over the past two decades. The impact has been felt by all sectors of the society regardless of literacy levels, religious beliefs, and economic status. Acts 11 Clinic provides outreach into the communities of infected individuals by providing medications,HIV testing, education and training for local resources and provides for local centers for on-going care.
Reclaim food and serve tasty meals with FoodCycle! Every day across the UK, perfectly edible food is being thrown away when it could be going to people who need it. At FoodCycle, we're doing something about this.

Our volunteers reclaim surplus food from local supermarkets and cook it into tasty, nutritious meals. These are served to the local community; bringing people together to enjoy a healthy three-course meal. We run 14 projects across the UK, serving food to people affected by food poverty and social isolation.