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Lamar Academy Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Dayrlin Jade, Alexa, Lindsay, Daniela, and Riya from Lamar Academy 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, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Restore hope for 100 Women in Rural Mukono. This project will target vulnerable women, particularly widows and those living with HIV/AIDS, Orphans, and grandmothers caring for vulnerable children through providing training for economic opportunities.
Preserve the Wonders of the Columbia Gorge Friends protects the wonders of the Columbia Gorge for future generations to enjoy. The beautiful Columbia Gorge ranked #6 in the world for iconic destinations by National Geographic Traveler - ahead of every U.S. National Park. It was even home to scenes from the movie "Twilight." This project supports our work to inspire youth to protect the Gorge, educate hikers on its natural beauty and history, and protect the wildflowers, waterfalls and wildlife that make the Gorge a national treasure.
From Books on Horseback to Books on Wheels There is a network of 53 rural community libraries in Honduras that is longing for new books and programming support from their central office.  A "bibliobus" that can be outfitted as a mobile library is badly needed to service these libraries and even more rural communities with no libraries.  Currently some of the more remote communities are being served on horseback.  While the volunteers and horses are willing there are limitations to what can be transported by this particular "pony express.
Aid 30 people in Mexico struggling with depression This project will help 30 men, women and children struggling with mental health issues like depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder get the psicological, psiquiatric and physical assistance they need in order to gain the knowledge and tools regarding their condition and function in their day to day lives, having a more positive impact in their community as well as in their personal and professional lives. We offer yoga, kickboxing, nutrition plans, meditation and workshops for anyone in need.
Powering Homes and Empowering 100 Women in Liberia Energy for lighting homes is a basic, yet unfulfilled, need for 80% of Liberia, especially the poor. This poverty-alleviating, small-scale renewable energy project builds capacity for rural women's economic growth, peace, and security. The project provides 1) a viable, low cost lighting solution to rural, off-grid homes of poor families and 2) trains 100 geographically dispersed Liberian women to operate as small business entrepreneurs, technicians, and retailers of the solar panels and parts.
Help Young People Get on the Road to College! Help make the dream of college a reality for disadvantaged youth and families. Support young people, ages 6-14, on college trips where they will learn about the many benefits of higher education.
Counsel for 1000 raped young girls in rural Kenya We are training 100 youths in trauma and counseling so that they can counsel 1000 raped girls sexually abused in rural Kenya after the post election violence and continous home raids by militia gangs.
Life-changing surgery for the poor of Guatemala Poor Guatemalans receive life-changing surgery by a network of 800 US surgeons and volunteers. Special support is given to the many rural patients and families who travel great distances for surgery.
Shade for Children General Fund Donations made here will provide general ministry support for Shade for Children. No salaries will come from this fund; 100% of General Fund money will be used for ministry purposes.
Shattering The Silence Tour & Documentary Project Creating A Paradigm Shift: The Shattering The Silence Tour and Documentary Project is on a nationwide tour filming a documentary on survivors of child sexual assault, the latest healing therapies, and counseling techniques, enabling others to heal from any trauma; as well as hosting free prevention and education conferences, with local organizations from the cities we stop in on the tour, on prevention/education of child sexual assault and human trafficking. Join us to say, "Enough Is Enough!"
SOS Ukraine - assistance for the disabled This project will provide physiotherapy and life training for refugees with disabilities who had to leave Ukraine due to the war. We are offering 12 places in Blues Hostel in Konin, which is fully accessible for wheelchair users. We'll provide food, necessary medical supplies, support from coaches,  physiotherapists, psychologists and support staff at our organization. We estimate that one person will spend about 3-6 months in our care before moving on.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Simryn, Camryn, Mavis, Emily, and Lucy from Georgetown Visitation 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, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
1 Project. 100th Fellow. 1 Million Conversations. We're seeking your help to create one 10-week Logan Nonfiction Program fellowship position at the Carey Institute for Global Good in upstate New York. We give independent investigative journalists the time, space, and support needed to produce groundbreaking books, long-form articles, documentary films, and podcasts that change public discourse. You will be directly contributing to deeply reported, independent journalism that otherwise will not be done.
The Ishinomaki Social Farm for Elderly Care Elderly people in the disaster area make friends and have fun by participating in agriculture activities. After having lost their houses and family it is difficult to reestablish their lives. Many of them live in temporary housing and live solitary lives. We set up social farms that enable them to interact with others and find a purpose to get excited about another day. Together with trained psychologists and volunteers we provide them with daily activities that get them out of the house.
Levantando Chile Fund In response to the tragic earthquake in Chile, the Levantando Chile Fund supports local nonprofits that are channeling assistance to affected communities to rebuild their lives and livelihoods.
Emergency support to displaced families - Cameroon Since January 2018, growing violence between government and non-state armed groups has forced families of the South-West Region to leave their villages and towns. Many have lost everything to indiscriminate fire. This project will help 200 of them start again by providing cash transfers to families. Reach Out is the only humanitarian actor providing cash transfers in the whole South-West Region right now.
Keep a child with Epilepsy in school Most of our epilepsy patients come from families that depend on day today casual labour living on less that $ 1 a day.  Children on expensive epilepsy drugs are at times forced to go for weeks without medication, resulting in recurred seizures, and missed classes.  Help keep these kids in school. So far we have helped 8 children using money raised through GlobalGiving.
Dance & Theater Company: Alternatives to Drugs Since 1996 the Compania Étnica has been giving professional artistic training to youth in a dangerous favela (slum) in Rio. Dance, theater and citizenship classes provide an alternative.
Educate 60 Refugee Children in Camps Embodying refugees' traumatic stories through visual expression opens our eyes to prejudices and stereotypes, sparking empathy through reflection. This art collection presents the inhuman plight of refugees while showcasing the human narrative embodied within this dark landscape. Refugee children leave everything behind, yet they hold onto their dreams. By providing educational programs to children, Education Unbound improves their future job prospects and keeps their dreams alive.
Give a Music Magician to Developmental Delay Kids To better assist developmentally delayed children, we provide the Early Intervention Program including counseling, day care, referrals and other resources for affected families. In addition to the basic therapeutic fields, we believe music therapy can also be applied to the treatment of developmentally delayed children. Your support will help developmentally delayed children in Taichung City Child Development Center receive music therapy as part of their early intervention program in Taiwan.
MOSQUITO BEDNETS FOR 10,000 AFTER WAR CHILDREN Malaria is the most ardent and notorious killer for children aged below 5years,pregnant women and people living with aids who are just returning to resettle in their homes after 22years of living in various war displacement camps in Amuru district of Northern Uganda.this project wants to distribute 3000 mosquito bed nets to save lives of very poor and  vulnerable people who have no means to afford the nets on their own because they are just starting new lives with no incomes as they resettle.
Kenton Miller Award Programme This program recognises and promotes innovative approaches to conservation and ecosystem protection. Named for the late Dr.Kenton R. Miller, an outstanding global leader in protected area conservation and management, the program honours innovation in communications, planning and management, finance and economics, assessment, monitoring, and evaluation, learning, capacity development and governance.
GIVE SUCCOUR & REFUGE TO THE POOR AND HOMELESS Nigeria currently has one of the largest homeless populations in the entire world. Approximately 24.4 million homeless people live in Nigeria.Force eviction exacerbates the homelessness problem.Terrorist activities uprooted many Nigerians.Ten years after its uprising in 2009, over 2 million are still displaced from their homes. Sam Onyemaechi is making many efforts to reach the street kids of Nigeria,seeks to place displaced children back in school and assist with social and psychology problems.
18twenty8 #NOTNEXT Project The horrific rape and murder of 19-year-old student Uyinene Mrwetyana in August 2019 triggered widespread protest and civil action against gender-based violence (GBV) in South Africa, including the #AmINext campaign on social media.  Our #NOTNEXT project provides pyscho-social support and equips high school girls with the training and skills they need to tackle GBV and lead safe and productive lives.
Providing Prenatal Vitamins to Women in Honduras! Cape CARES has been providing free medical and dental care to the southwest region of Honduras for over 30 years. Over the years, our volunteers have seen malnourished pregnant women, resulting in life threatening labor, premature births, and stunted development. Prenatal vitamins could be life changing for mothers and babies in this region!
Help Stateless children achieve Thai citizenship Citizenship provides belonging, a sense of identity. It provides access to education, health care, and careers. But for many children born in the mountain villages of Thailand, it is a difficult thing to acquire due to lack of knowledge, lack of education or poverty. Help us provide resources to families going through the process of applying for citizenship for their children so those children have no limitations to success.
Improve Rural Moroccan Schools: Sami's Project Sami's Project will plant 5,000 fruit and nut trees with young children in 96 participating Moroccan schools and villages. HAF's staff along with local teachers and community leaders will discuss with students the social and environmental benefits of tree planting, raising awareness of their value. By providing environmental skills and knowledge to rural school children, they are empowered to protect their local environment and improve their livelihoods.
Help Abused & Neglected Animals in the Seychelles The Seychelles Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to animals (SSPCA) aims to provide care and treatment to the population of stray, neglected, mistreated and abused animals in The Seychelles.
Help 800 Kenyan Children with Disabilities This project aims to improve the quality of life of 800 children with disabilities living in the slums of Nairobi by improving their physical activity level and by promoting an inclusive society.
RESCUING 200 GIRLS FROM FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION This project will support 200 girls rescued from female genital mutilation in rural Kenya by providing  them education,health and psychosocial support. The project too will provide information and communication materials advocating for alternative rite of passage in Kuria community.
Ignite Hope: Feed 23000 Vulnerable Kids in Jakarta Foodbank of Indonesia through the Mother's Wing Program will provide nutritious meals for 23.404 children in poor and marginalized areas of Jakarta. By doing this, we can bring closer access to food, prevent kid's malnutrition, and ignite hopes for supporting children to spread their wings achieving dreams.
Water and Sanitation We plan to eliminate rampant diseases caused by contaminated water and poor hygiene in poor and deserving  remote villages in the Upper East region of Ghana, where open defecation is common. We will do this by ensuring communities have safe water and sanitation. We have started conducting awareness raising sessions with the local community about hygiene.
Create 5,000 Youth Nature Leaders in India 45% of India's land is degraded, air pollution is increasing in all its cities and it is losing its rare plants and animals more rapidly than before.Protect India's nature now!  The Green Rhinos Program will create 5,000 youth nature leaders in India by December 31, 2016. Young people will implement nature conservation projects and be a force for nature!  Till now more than 1200 Green Rhinos have been created.
Distribution of family planning to 300 rural women The project diseminates information and enables access on family planning and family planning devices to the rural poor women. This eases the burden of food, poverty and lack of education occasioned by unplanned families.
Stop Sexual Violence against Women in Nigeria. Stop Violence against women in Nigeria is targeting girls and women (ages 10 to 24 years) in six Local government areas (LGAs) of Osun State, Nigeria. The overall goal of the project is to reduce the incidence of sexual violence among the intended beneficiaries. The proposed project LGAs: Orolu, Ila, Ejigbo, Ife North, Atakumosa East and Ayedaade were selected based on high prevalence of sexual violence cases. This project will scale up community response to integrated care and support.
Beekeeping Project with small farmers in Kpalime Bees are threatened with extinction by the irrational use of pesticides. The promotion of beekeeping helps protect bees by offering them a refuge from pesticides, but also increases the income of farmers.Our project will promote beekeeping in rural areas for poor farmers families.
A Red, White and Blue Christmas for our Troops. Designed to have a measurable impact two major hospitals in Afghanistan; one at Camp Dwyer, another a  Nato Role 3, Multinational Medical Unit. Goal; bringing Christmas joy to our wounded warriors.
Free 200 girls from female circumcision in Nigeria This project will be focusing on educating communities on the need to eradicate female genital mutilation in ikom & boki of cross river state. it will rescue 300 girls from 25 communities in an alternative rite of passage ceremony without the cut.  through advocacy, open community dialogue/sensitization, and media awareness  it will educate  girls and boys   about life skills, sexuality education,  hiv,  offer empowerment vocational training  and seed grant to rural women.
Help Feed Women and Children Affected by COVID-19 As the global COVID19 situation continues to evolve rapidly, many people in the developing world are already facing famine and starvation.  Our goal is to raise funds to help feed women and families with young children. We are targeting women in the informal sectors  that rely on small commercial activities to feed their families; activities now shutdown due to COVID19. They live day by day with money earned daily from these informal activities. 100% of the funds raised will go to the cause.
COVID-19 relief Aid for children with disability Katalemwa seeks to provide relief food to 500 families of children with disabilities whose caregivers are unable to work during this COVID - 19 lock-down. As businesses closed,  many families are burdened to meet essential items like food, Most especially those in Urban center who survive on hand to mouth incomes.
Help Start Construction on Simple, Decent Housing Your support will help to provide the construction materials that volunteers will use to work side-by-side with future homeowners to start building new Habitat for Humanity homes in Portland and Gresham. Giving to Habitat for Humanity Portland/Metro East means that your donation stays local and helps build Habitat homes in your community.
Machu Picchu, Cusco, Sacred Valley Disaster Relief The people of the Cusco region experienced flooding, slides and water born diseases. Local clinics thoughout the region will need supplies to serve the overwhelming medical care needs. We will be supplying the clinics with basic medical supplies. Our commitment is long term.
Responding to the Conflict in Ukraine Conflict between armed groups and Ukrainian forces in eastern Ukraine has affected millions of people since fighting began there in April 2014. Now the escalating conflict will mean that many more people will require humanitarian assistance. International Medical Corps and our Ukraine team have taken immediate measures to ensure the safety of staff in the country and are preparing to deploy mobile medical teams; mental health and psychosocial support services; and COVID-19 prevention services.
Provide COVID Relief for Families in Rural India. The COVID-19 crisis has devastated lives across the globe -- and has been especially brutal for the poor in rural Rajasthan, India. People from this arid region often migrate to distant cities to find work in order to support their families. The lockdown due to COVID-19 this past spring forced these migrant workers to return home. They have little food or money, and no work. The Barefoot College Tilonia has responded by organizing relief efforts in these rural communities.
Musical instruments for 150 children in Argentina This project is aimed at the vulnerable youth populations of Buenos Aires. Many children around Buenos Aires do not have all the tools for the full development of their rights and capacities, due to the socio-economic situation and even, in many cases, not having networks family containment or to guide them in this important stage of his life.  Our challenge is to develop an innovative and inclusive orchestral and music learning program that fights against poverty, exclusion and inequality.
Training of 250 Rehabilitated Youths in Kiambu By implementing this project, Hand in Hand Eastern Africa will train 250 youths from rehabilitation centres in Kiambu County in order to provide them with entrepreneurial skills. In the one year project period, this will result in 175 enterprises and 228 jobs. Hand in Hand Eastern Africa will work closely with the key stakeholders at National and County Government levels as well as with development partners in order to realize the objectives of the proposed project
Reusable Sanitary Pads for 5,000 Girls in Nigeria The She Needs A Pad Project will provide Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) education and empowerment to 500 girls and women in rural underserved communities in Nigeria. It will provide menstrual materials and supplies and teach the production of reusable pads. Small peer discussion groups would be organized to ensure adequate and accurate information is discussed on menstruation and related matters.
Parent University Students are dropping out of high school or not applying to college at alarming rates. Luther Burbank High School's Parent University aims to educate parents and provide resources that can assist parents to better understand the high school experience and post high school opportunities.
HIV/AIDS Care Management Working with the most vulnerable of DC's population, low-income women and girls, TWC's goal is to ensure effective and efficient access to care, services, and resources that are appropriate to meet the needs of women and girls living with HIV/AIDS and their families. The aim is to provide compassionate, empowering, and non-judgmental family care and support services in a culturally appropriate context.
COVID-19 Relief: Our BVIs in Penang, Malaysia During this COVID-19 pandemic and MCO, our Blind and Visually Impaired (BVI) community and Ex-Nicholites are confronted by additional obstacles, they are incapable to go out alone for buying their essential groceries.  Therefore, We need donations in cash and contributions of the care package towards our Home. We sincerely appreciate your generosity in helping our BIV Community and Ex-Nicholites.  Donate and Help us Now.
Provide 9600 cloth masks to 800+ families in Kenya The average Kenyan wants his family to be healthy and safe. She also has the required agency to make wise choices if given the right tools to do so.  When families have access to cloth masks they can stay safe while still living their lives, during COVID19.   The Family Cloth Mask Initiative will provide at least 330 vulnerable families with 4000+ cloth face masks plus information on how to wear them, clean them & live with them.  Additionally, 6 local women tailors will earn a basic livelihood.
Pakistan Health Initiative Despite Pakistan's gains in healthcare, its poorest populations continue to suffer from a high prevalence of preventable diseases such as pneumonia and TB. Pakistan also has extremely poor maternal and child health indicators: 25,000 to 30,000 women die every year due to delivery complications, mostly from preventable causes. This project aims to improve these health indicators through improved antenatal care, education on malaria, polio and diarrhea, and immunizations for children under five.
Empowering 500 women through sport in Zimbabwe Education through sport is one of the best ways to bring about social change within the society. FIN has for the past 6 years been involved supporting women and girls to improve their livelihoods.
Shape the future of 70 orphan children in India. Orphan children also have a dream for love, motherly-care,  education and to have bright future. Realizing these needs of orphan & abandoned children, NBJK has established an orphanage named LBHC in Bodh Gaya-Bihar.  There are 70 children in 7 houses in LBHC, one "mother" in each house taking care of 10 children.  We need support from kind hearted people for continuing our efforts to provide them quality food, best education, health care and making future of these orphan children very bright.
Empowering Foster Girls and Teens in Puerto Rico We seek to heal the traumatic wounds suffered by girls and teens ages 6 to 17 victims of abuse neglect and/or abandonment.  A multi-disciplinary team approach assures that our girls receive particular attention to their needs. When residents age-out of foster care we provide assistance with higher education and related materials, room/board, nutrition, transportation, personal/career planning counseling and jobs placement. Our girls and teens grow into independent and empowered, women.
Help Prevent Disease & Feed the Hungry in Zimbabwe Zimbabwe is facing hyperinflation, rising food prices, the failure of the summer harvest, repeated droughts, an HIV pandemic and political turbulence. This crisis has affected an estimated 5 million.
Connecting Children to Nature This project provides over 55,000 Southern California students from underserved communities with full and partial scholarships to attend hands-on environmental education programs.