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Avoid ship strike for whales in French Polynesia The MMO (Marine Mammal Observer) aims to detect humpback whales over long distances to minimize the risk of collision. When the distance between the animal and the ship is less than 200 m an avoidance maneuver is triggered (change of course and reduction of speed).  In 2018, this program accounetd for 556 hours of real time observation during 13 644kms. This allowed us to prevent 96 potential collisions.
Feed 125 vulnerable pregnant and lactating mothers Diamond Mothers Centre (DMC) seeks to provide nutritious meals to 125 pregnant and lactating mothers from vulnerable households within Mathare Slums in Nairobi, Kenya.  Under the auspices of St Teresa Catholic Church, DMC holds weekly meetings with mothers and provides them with appropriate information, training, and raises general awareness about exclusive breastfeeding, continued breastfeeding with complimentary feeding for up to two years and child health.
Little Sofia struggling with leukemia Beautiful girl with big gray eyes and sad smile - Sofia from Ukraine. She is only 5 years old and for several years Sofia has been struggling with leukemia, which can take her life. To treat the girl constantly need expensive medications. Mom alone brings up Sofia and works as a teacher in a rural school. She asks to respond to all not indifferent people and help her daughter to be healthy and smiling again!
Toilets & Water For School Children in Srilanka Toilets and water is a basic necessity in schools, however it is not available in many rural schools in North Central in Srilanka ! Due to this, children are irregular to school and eventually drop out. This project will help to build in toilets and maintain them, provide running and clean drinking water for school children in rural schools in Srilanka! The expected impact of the project is better health and improved school attendance and reduction is school drop outs among the project villages
Eating Orange for Better Health in Burkina Faso Helen Keller International improves the vitamin A intake of women and children in Burkina Faso through the production and consumption of orange-fleshed sweetpotatoes, a vitamin A rich food.
Hi Life - Support The Syrian Newborn Babies The conflict in Syria has lasted a decade. A generation of Syrian children has known nothing but violence, hardship, destruction, and deprivation. We in IDA are serving in North West Syria where1.4 population are living in camps and tents in poor living conditions.  on average 370 new babies say Hi to Life in IDA's 24 clinics and 2 Hospitals in North Syria amonth. The new babies need to be protected with baby clothes set holds warmth and happiness.  Please help us to support 250 newborn children
Help Publish a Magazine By and For Afghans With most libraries and resource materials destroyed during war, this quarterly magazine provides 30,000 eager Afghan readers with interesting coverage of current issues, health, and education.
Blorange days - 5 open sports festivals 2020 Footura Blorange day - #blorange * We will do 5 Open Sports festivals for youths, active people, everybody - 3 Sports: Table Tennis, Soccer and Tennis.  *(from blue-orange - both Association Footura colors) All events will have a mass character - participation and sports, Fairplay and friendship, motivation and sports-active lifestyle culture are important! We also retain the Charity model and anyone can donate during sporting events for personal or social causes that we will support together.
YouMeWe Language in the cloud-Philippines We have rolled out www.nightzookeeper.com software as a language platform to connect children in Japan with children in other countries over the internet. We have started a lab in Boracay, Philippines given a tablet to a fellow NPO focused on early childhood development in Jakarta, Indonesia, set up a lab in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia as well as a refugee camp volunteer center in Samos, Greece.  Our goal is to connect the children using the software.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Gianna, Naika, and Anelauiokalani 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.
Gift of SIGHT to 1000 Blind Children in Pakistan This project will give the Gift of "SIGHT" to 1000 blind children. Those children who suffer from blindness but unable to carryout their treatment due to lack of money. Blindness is stark reality of Pakistan with 1.3 million blind children or have impaired vision but blindness is worse as years ahead. the good news is that Vision can be restored by donating $75 to Chuadhry Muhammad Hussain Natt Trust.
Kabati YMCA Public Library in Naivasha, Kenya From Books to Brilliance is partnering with the Kabati YMCA in Naivasha, Kenya to create the area's first public library. The library will occupy two rooms at the YMCA and community leaders will select a rich supply of books and materials and purchase them locally. Initially established for children, the library will grow to serve residents of all ages. This educational center will act as a catalyst for economic growth, helping to improve the lives of many Kenyans now living in abject poverty.
Inside the Atrato: a Film Project We will make a film and will develop educational materials that draw attention on poverty and environmental degradation in Colombia's largely forgotten Choco region. The film will show exclusive images of the hard reality of the Atrato together with portraying those who live along the river and are confronted with the environmental and violent social realities of the region. The project will be led by acclaimed artists and environmentalists and its results will be widely disseminated.
Help 40 Women in Nigeria build small businesses This project will train 40 women doing small businesses in a rural community in Nigeria, providing micro loans to expand their existing businesses as well as business mentoring and business linkages.
Bring home 4 lions from Ukraine to Africa After the successful rescue and relocation of 4 lions in 2018 we are going to do it again. Four lions living in cruel or unsuitable conditions have been found in various facilities throughout Ukraine. They will be undertake the 70 hour trip to South Africa where they can lie in the African sun and walk on grass. They can for the first time in their lives be lions.
Dig a Well, Plant Trees, Buy a TukTuk - 300 Widows Help dig a fresh water well & build a water storage tank for a small sustainable palm oil mill cooperative to support 300 widows & single mothers in Nigeria.  Your donation also goes to plant 1500 palm trees on family farms, so that the environment is preserved. Then your donation will help widows buy 2 Tuk Tuks, which will help them transport their seeds to the mill, & pressed oil to the market, maximizing their profits. Water well, a tank, 1500 trees, & 300 lives changed
Smokeless stoves saving lives in 1,250 households Every day, families across Kericho county, Kenya are risking their health just by getting up and cooking breakfast because their means of cooking is indoors over an open fire.  The smoke they inhale leads to serious illness including childhood pneumonia, bronchitis, heart disease.  Women & children are especially vulnerable.  3 hours is all the time it takes to turn this around with the installation of a smokeless cooking stove that extracts the smoke and burns more safely and efficiently.
FEED 500 SLUM CHILDREN OF MATHARE IN KENYA Victory Foundation Programme's plan for the 500 Orphans-Vulnerable slum children of MATHARE, MIHANGO, MUKURU KWA NJENGA & KIBERA Kenya for 2021 - 2023, is to provide food to increase retention at the rescue centers, safer homes to free them from hunger, improve their health and nutritional needs, to improve concentration levels thus improving academic performance. VFP will provide virtual learning and free feeding to the children and street families, empowering them for sustainable livelihood.
SCHOOL FILTER PROJECT - 2706 children in INDIA We are working for the downtrodden community. The women and children are more vulnerable. The targeted area have no water access or sanitaries facilities. The children are facing a lot of health problems. For them, providing safe drinking water is a must. The provision of filter units to the school children will improve the health, which in turn have a positive impact in the school attendance record. For sustainability, Child Watsan Committees will be formed to maintain these filters.
Give Light to S. Sudan Refugee Children in Uganda Give Light to South Sudan Refugee Children in Uganda is an initiative to provide 100 solar lamps and Solar power to Children and villages in Bidibidi refugee settlement zone 1 that have no access to Electricity or light source at night to allow them read or revise their books at night.
Wednesday's Women This program is for women who find themselves recently unemployed who want to come update their skill set on resume writing, interviewing and networking.
empowerwomen victims of gbv to be paralegals kenya women are usually the immediate victims of gender violence, the consequences of gender violence extend beyond the victim to the society as a whole. In order to protect themselves and obtain better access to essential services, women in general and survivors of GBV need information about their rights and how to assert these rights through the appropriate legal channels, therefore YAWI  finds it necessary to train Women survivors of GBV in informal settlements  as paralegals to end the vice.
Protect land rights and lives of Mayan communities Indigenous Mayan communities in Southern Mexico are on the front lines defending their lands, people, natural resources and culture against the violent imposition of resource extraction projects in their territories. Frayba provides the communities with knowledge on territorial rights, increases the impact of their public advocacy efforts, and strengthens their organizational capacities to defend their land and prevent irreversible socio-environmental impacts and serious human rights violations.
Embracing math in the mexican youth, mainly girls Mexican Youth ranked 53rd out of 65 OECD countries participating in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) 2018 study.  Boys outperformed girls in mathematics by 12 points, a larger gap than the average gender gap in math in OECD countries: 5 points. Mexican girls significantly outperformed boys in reading; the gender gap was 11 points.  We must enable them to have better academic results and foster their mental health. We can detect and correct learning difficulties.
POSITIVE KIDS-50 HIV infected orphan children FF functions from the belief that 'no child needs sacrifice quality of life to an illness'. The Foundation endeavors to ensure that the basic rights of all children accessing care through the centres at Bangalore & Hyderabad are protected. This is an orphan care residential program where FF plays the role of guardian providing shelter, educational & medical support for HIV +ve children
Protect 1000 Nepalese Children from Toxic Toys Nepalese children are under severe threat of chemical exposure. Through scientific testing, making available result, and public awareness, Center for Public Health and Environmental Development (CEPHED) aims to protect 1,000 children otherwise exposed to chemicals contained in toys and ensures their right to play safe and enhance effectiveness of toys standard. Exposure to chemicals damage physical, mental and intellectual growth thus reduces children`s economic potential throughout their life .
Fund Scholarship for Training for a Social Leader This project will raise the funds to provide a full scholarships for a social leader with limited means, like Marie or Sachin (see photos). They will join the Perennial Fellowship, a two-week transformative leadership program in Seattle, Washington, USA.  Perennial consciously designs and facilitates experiences for social leaders to help them thrive as lifelong leaders. We understand that if leaders are to sustain their work, they must know how to live a balanced, aligned and grounded life.
Help 20 Orphan Children From Russia To Walk Again The project will raise money for medical equipment to help 20 Russian children suffering from cerebral palsy in Pavlovsk orphanage recover motor functions in their upper and lower limbs.
Fostering Hope through Safe Water in Cameroon Thirst Relief and its partner Life and Water Development Group--Cameroon will help 4,800 people gain access to safe water through the installation of 600 household level biosand filters.
Providing Safe Drinking Water for  War Affected. This project is all about providing safe drinking water to 100 underserved families in a war affected remote village and the villagers have been suffering due to lack of water for nearly 60 years. To cure this critical situation, we hope to  construct 02 water storage tanks with the capacity of each 60,000 Ltrs , 02 water wells and  02 pump houses.   The main beneficiaries of this project are children,youth,infants and women. main objective is to provide safe drinking water.
Generate income for 200 youths in Swaziland Due to high HIV prevalence and the country's economic crisis, many young orphan and vulnerable children and youth drop out of school and with their level of education and lack of skills are not able to get decent employment or start their own businesses. Through this project 200 youths will be trained on how to make jewelry and generate income that will improve their livelihoods and also open an opportunity for them to enroll back to school.
Give the Gift of Sight! Shawn Brown was born withoculocutaneous albinism, and astigmatism - one of the first babies ever to be diagnosed with both syndromes. Until recently he also lived in a little bubble of clear vision - 10 feet in diameter. And Shawn is just one of hundreds of thousands of people living with low vision in the world - left out of the bright, clear, vibrant world around them.But you have the power to shift the focus, like you did for Shawn - and give thousands like him - their vision.
Mealewya Water Project Your donation will provide  access to clean water for rural communities  that has been victimized by persistent drought.   Clean water helps keep  the community healthy. Women and girls will spend less time fetching water and will have free time to attend school. Having toilets at school means teenage girls don't have to miss class when they have their periods.  Clean water enables the community to grow ample food and generate more income to improve their living condition.
Socio-emotional learning for young people Brazil This project aims to design and implement a socio-emotional education course and to prepare a life project for young people in vulnerable situations.We believe that young people who are better prepared to deal with their emotions, and more confident of their abilities, will make more conscious choices and follow more successful personal and professional paths, improving their future lives. We have several partners, such as the Department of Social-Human Rights Education in Rio de Janeiro.
Provide a Rural African Village Library with Books By stocking a small community library in the Sahel with books, you can provide 4,000 adults and 2,000 children with access to educational resources that will enable them to expand their education.
Red Cross Volunteers Appeal Whether it's by ambulance, boat or by foot, our volunteers reach out and now they need your support. At home and abroad, Red Cross Emergency teams depend on you to continue saving lives. Please, help them! They can drive ambulances, boats, 4x4 specialised ambulances but will they have fuel for their next life-saving journey?... or will they have a vehicle with which to reach people at all?  Even in places like Gaza, local Red Cross volunteers put their lives when violence escalates.
Support Sustainable Livelihoods in Rural Guatemala We provide coffee farmers, women, and adolescents with the tools, training, and support necessary to earn an extra income through entrepreneurship and beekeeping. Our project helps more than 20 coffee farmers, 10 women, and 12 youth leaders provide for themselves and their families amidst widespread poverty in rural Guatemala.
Help/Give130 a wheelchair or white cane this Xmas! Nepal and China have suffered from post-war or post-disaster events. Many becomes disabled and seek Eden for help, which Eden has sent 11,233 wheelchairs to 25 nations in the past 16 years. 
Hence, in 2012, we, with your help, like to raise 30 wheelchairs to Nepal and 100 white canes for China. Eden's staff and partners will ensure the assistive devices are in good quality and adpatable to local-suitable condition. Instruction will also be given on proper usage of these devices
Provide agriculture training for Bolivian children The project will build an animal farm at the Santiago community high school in Arampampa, Bolivia. Agricultural certification will improve nutrition, food security, job skills and local development.
Using Sport for Social Change to Empower Chicago Urban Initiatives teaches students the importance of learning and making positive choices through sports-based youth development programs. 15,000 students in 51 schools across Chicago experience the benefits of UI's programs every day. Of the children we serve, 93% come from low-income families.   Your donation will allow us to sustain our work and help create stronger, healthier, and safer Chicago neighborhoods.
Healthy Food for 400 Children in Bethlehem Village This project will support a women-led initiative to cook healthy, fresh, and affordable meals and snacks for the 400 children at the local schools in Masara Village outside of Bethlehem. The project is important for the children's physical well-being as well as modeling the importance of nutrition and eating fresh, local food.
Empower Smallholder Farmers Out of Poverty This project will empower 800 smallholder farmers in most rural communities of the Eastern Province of Zambia with training in sustainable agriculture, farming inputs, and reliable markets for their produce.  Our goal is to move 800 of these smallholder farmers from living in poverty into the middle-class status, enabling them to increase their income from the current $133 per hectare to $357 by the end of this project through the promotion of legume farming.
Reducing violence in a Rio favela using football This project will work with 294 children and 20 families to combat violence and improve gender norms within the Mangueirinha Favela in Rio utilising sport as a way of transforming lives. Through the project, violence and discrimination within the community will be reducing, and community members will be united through the power of football. This will result in an improved social environment for hundreds of children, and will lead to them having a positive outlook on their lives and futures.
1,000 Mosquito Nets to Protect Against Malaria The Alliance's mosquito net project is designed to ensure quality mosquito nets and instructions on its proper use protect 4,000 of our villagers. We ask families to contribute $1 toward the cost of the net and we subsidize the rest.  This gives them ownership in the net and promotes proper use and care.
Prevent Human Trafficking at Major Sporting Events No human being should ever be sold. When Katariina was a young teen, she got involved with a group of friends who betrayed her trust. The so-called 'friends' exploited her and forced her to have sex with men while they made a profit. Our prevention campaign, during Super Bowl LV in Tampa, Florida, will educate the tens of thousands of attendees, the ride-share drivers, and hotel & motel staff to spot the signs of exploitation & human trafficking, learn how to make a report, and help end it.
A Solar WASH project benefits 750 people in Nepal W.A.S.H. - Water, Sanitation and Health - a great goal for our project, but you can't WASH without water!  The Rotary Club of Danetre, Daventry, along with other Rotary Clubs of District 1070, aims to install a solar-powered water pumping system to supply clean water to a school and community in Kavre Pokhari high up in the hills of central Nepal. Why do we want to do this? Because people living at altitude have to carry water uphill for up to a mile each day to meet normal daily requirements.
Free baby feeding chairs Our Foundation aims to support initiatives focused on children well-being, especially when exceptional personal endeavor is in place. Through this project we will support a great philanthropists - Mr. Jurkovic, carpenter from Serbia. Out of his pure heart, last year Mile started to produce and donate baby feeding chairs. In just year and a half, he has finished over 600 chairs with his own hands!  We want to develop this great initiative and provide Mile's workshop with much needed machine.
A New Way To Learn One of the greatest promises of technology in underserved schools is the access it brings to different and more robust learning opportunities. Technology Partnership is partnering with Lumen Labs to deliver a project-based curriculum to students. The new curriculum teaches digital literacy skills along with critical thinking, writing and research skills.   This curriculum was developed in Kenya, for Kenyans. It fills major gaps in learning and creates a more interesting path to digital literacy.
No Shame to Bleed (NSTB) Visible Impact has been advocating for safer and healthier menstruation by enhancing knowledge, skills and participation for both boys and girls. It also aims to advocate with the government for formulating and implementing policies to eliminate all forms of discrimination that occurs with girls and women during menstruation. Under the project of NSTB, various School based workshops on MHM, Youth activism, Research on Menstrual Health has been conducted in many districts across Nepal.
Help SEO Say YES to Law Enforcement Neglect Cases Across the United States, tens of thousands of horses are suffering from abuse, neglect and abandonment. Unlike cats and dogs, horses don't have a publicly provided safety net. A licensed rescue focused on ending the cycle of equine abuse and neglect, Sound Equine Options works closely with law enforcement to fill a great need not currently met by local and state governments. Last year, we rehabilitated and found homes for nearly 70 horses, but these represent just a fraction of those in need.
Shot@Life Every 20 seconds, a child dies of a disease that could have easily been prevented with a vaccine. The UN Foundation's Shot@Life Campaign educates, connects, and empowers individuals to champion global vaccines as one of the most effective ways to save the lives of children in developing countries. Through education, advocacy and fundraising we strive to decrease vaccine-preventable childhood deaths and give every child a shot at a healthy life no matter where they live.
Give Vulnerable Populations Access to Therapy Dogs Oknooshoon provides canine-assisted interventions (CAIs) in Armenia with a certified CAI Team (Therapy Dog and Handler). This will mutually benefit dogs and people in Armenia, by giving vulnerable populations access to therapy dogs and improving the troubled human-canine relationship through education. After a 12 week pilot at four facilities for institutionalized youth and individuals with disabilities, the project will be assessed for impact and expanded to more target populations.
Warm Clothing to children in Slums Winter has bring challenge to Serve organization when our team visit to slums area. Due to lack of warm clothing children are suffering from common cold and other effects of cold. Major group of children are below 16 years. Serve organization has planned to provide them warm clothing and blankets along with medicine in the shape of winter kit. This kit will help them to survive in this cold winter. This initiative will save the life of 230 children living in slums of Faisalabad, Pakistan.