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Preventing Childhood Malaria Deaths in Mashegu This project provides families with malaria prevention education, life-saving medicines and insecticide treated bednets to protect  20,000 children from malaria related deaths in rural Mashegu.
Timely Early Childhood Care in Family as Community The aim of this project is to promote comprehensive health of 120 women and their children between 0 and 5 years old. These women and their children live in Villa 21-24 of Barracas, the biggest slum in Buenos Aires city. The project proposes to work with 4 specific areas: pregnant women and their children during the first year of life, prevent cases of malnutrition and undernutrition, work on the prevention of gender violence in the mothers, and  stimulate play and early stimulation in children
Colorado Wildfires - Relief + Recovery An historic wildfire tore through suburban neighborhoods in Colorado's Boulder County, forcing tens of thousands to evacuate their homes, burning 500-1,000 homes and multiple businesses to the ground, and displacing countless other families. This project is in response to both the immediate need for assistance as well as ongoing long term recovery efforts.   Please note: Post-emergency, needs are constantly evolving and we will do our best to keep this page up to date.
Literacy for first class of 50 Guatemalan students We are just three short months away from opening the Starfish Impact School and we need your help! One of our primary goals is to foster a lifelong love of reading in our students. We need your help in building out our library, starting with our first book: Esperanza Rising. For many of our girls, this will be the first book that they are reading not only for academic purposes, but also as part of an ongoing effort to experience learning as something fun, interactive, and engaging.
Bogota Food Aid For 5000 People Affected by COVID This project will provide food aid to 5000 people affected by the political, economic and sanitary crisis caused by COVID19 in Bogota. We will distribute baskets containing nonperishable and fresh agroecological products, hygiene products, including menstrual cups for women and girls. Along with every delivery we will carry out a workshop on good evironmental practices.
Hens Hatching Hope:  Un Huevo Cada Dia COVID-19 has shut down our micronutrient project in Honduras.  We cannot get the product into Honduras.  Therefore, we are starting a new nutrition project to battle malnutrition in children under age 5.  Hens Hatching Hope has two goals:  support women run micro-businesses and provide an egg per day for 350 at-risk children.
Give youth the gift of problem solving! The need to empower students with critical & creative thinking, in addition to core subjects, has never been more vital.  Future Problem Solving (FPS) fills a gap in education by providing skills for tomorrow's leaders for solving real issues, while inspiring them to impact their world and the future! FPS students integrate skills of exploration, communication, and production as they collaborate virtually to apply high level problem solving and prepare for the rapidly changing workplace.
Certify Nurses with HEAL Haiti We will train and certify nurses to improve healthcare delivery and provide economic mobility to at-risk populations in Haiti. A facility is pivotal to the success of our Project PREP and other programs. Small amounts given over time will help us secure a facility and conduct healthcare education and intervention programs. Do your part to improve health and education in Haiti. Be a part of something awesome.
Solar Electrify 750 Villages Across The Globe! The Barefoot Solar Initiative trains illiterate and semi-literate women to become Barefoot Solar Engineers, enabling them to solar electrify their communities. This demystification of technology skills is coupled with a strong focus on enterprise development, financial inclusion skills, and women's empowerment.  This financial support helps to train more engineers, ship more solar equipment, and found six regional training centres in Africa.
Together we can Make Music and Change Lives Music can benefit everyone physically, emotionally and socially. Music is the key to moving forward and thriving.  This project will give 50 young children from South London music or singing lessons and access to our music groups and choirs for a whole year free of charge, when they would otherwise not have been able to afford to follow their musical dreams.
Support the Rainforest Guardians in Sri Lanka Rainforest Guardians are full-time community based rangers employed to monitor and safeguard the conservation forests currently under Rainforest Protectors Trust and surrounding protected forest reserves. Threats to the forests such as encroachment, illegal felling of trees, poaching, fire hazards, smuggling of protected species will be addressed by Rainforest Guardians. Additionally, these guardians will also be engaging in the removal of invasive species and reforestation as necessary.
Provide life changing education to children in DRC Kimbilio has opened an amazing primary school, the only one in the area, offering the chance for former street children & local children living in poverty, to attend school! We will be giving the children the very best opportunities in life. Your support will enable more children to attend, as well as offering quality education. We are the only school in the area to provide computers and IT training, putting Kimbilio students ahead of the game when it comes to further education & finding a job.
Supplementary Feeding with Boiled Egg The majority of children who are attending our childcare centers and village preschools (total 359 persons) are from poor working families with 40 % under nourished. In order to improve the nutritional standard of children we have come up with a new campaign for supplementary feeding with boiled eggs.
Improve Medical Services This project will improve services for leukemia and thalassemia patients at a recently renovated medical clinic.
Support 20 persons with disabilities in Bosnia This project will contribute towards achieving the full social inclusion and participation of 20 persons with disabilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina trough the sustenance of personal assistance to support independent living and self-determination.
Empowering Young People Against HIV/AIDS in the US The Staying Alive Foundation supports this project which seeks to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS in South Carolina among young people through grassroots education and outreach.
Livelihood Opportunities for Women in Rural India From March to April 2021, rural Indian women in informal jobs accounted for 80% of job losses (Financial Express). The Desai Foundation is working to rebuild and empower the lives of women in rural India. These livelihood programs help recover and restore a support system, an income, independence, and empowerment. These programs equip women with skills and engage them into the workforce so they can independently provide for themselves and their families, cultivating confidence and dignity.
Philippines Disaster Response Fund - Haiyan Donations to this project will support our emergency response and ongoing recovery in the Philippines for Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda). We will be supporting immediate relief needs as well as longer-term recovery, including shelter and livelihoods. Together with our trusted local partner, Citizens' Disaster Relief Center (CDRC), your contribution will enable us to help more people quickly, and prepare them to be ready for the next time disaster strikes.
Sustainable Coastal Communities and Ecosystems The International Volunteer Project is part of the SUCCESS Program which focuses on  improving  the well-being of coastal people and communities in Ecuador, Nicaragua and Tanzania.
BizAIDS Project The aim of the project is to help small and medium business owners prepare for health-related emergencies and improve chances of success with good planning, preparation and insight.
Gift Food to 600 Poor Families We will provide food comprising rice, noodles, meat, fish, milk, eggs, vegetables among others to 600 very poor families affected by disasters, climate change and the Coronavirus pandemic with the food supply to last until 2 months in order for the families to experience the contentment and happiness of having adequate supply of food in their homes.
Growing Healthy Families Fresh food is healthy food. Unfortunately, access to fresh vegetables and fruits has grown out of reach for many people, especially low-income families with children and seniors to care for. Every year, Hidden Villa's Sustainable Agriculture program donates over 12,000 lbs of fresh produce to our Silicon Valley neighbors in need. That's 48,000 servings of fruits and vegetables a year!
Cleft lip/palate surgery for African children This project provides essential reconstructive surgery for East African children born with cleft lip or palate. Without treatment, children remain physically, psychologically and socially disabled. This surgery can change their life for the better!
LET'S  EMPOWER GIRLS BY SUPPORTING THEIR EDUCATION There is a desperate need for advancement of education of females in Turkey. Compulsory education is formulated as 4+4+4 but average schooling for girls has increased to only 7 years. We provide scholarships to girls of economically disadvantaged families to enable them to continue their high school education and thus contribute to gender equality.
Open Kindergarten Centres in 40 villages in 2013 Hippocampus Kindergarten and after school Primary Education Centres were launched in villages in 2011 to provide good quality education and a meaningful learning experience. From 82 villages in 2012 we aim to open 40 more Kindergarten Centres in newer villages by June 2013. Our project aims to provide early learning which is critical during this cognitive and emotional developmental period in a child's life and is often not available in villages.
Girls Income Generating Projects in Siera Leone Girls want to use their hands, creativity and resources around them to create income in order to alleviate poverty and support their education. Six girls clubs (300 girls) from rural and urban poor areas of  Sierra Leone have set up viable projects in weaving, piggery and African dress designs. Their leadership structures, needs assessments and their mentors are all in place to support them but all they need is start up income to ensure their projects get the materials they need to start.
Education to Poor Rural Indian Child(One year) This project emphasizes on giving Value Added Formal School Education up to class 8 std. to Poor Rural Indian Child who cannot afford education expenses. Along with Formal Education, School provides training and skills to boys, girls and women to generate extra income which adds up to their family income for better Living. After passing out from the school, the students go for higher studies and have skills to generate funds to sustain their educational expenses.
International Disaster Fund Help in disasters, crises and conflicts overseas.   Whatever the crisis, wherever it happens, a Red Cross team will be on the scene to help.
Education for 400 young women in Haiti's slums For decades Haiti has suffered from poverty and related problems such as violence, corruption and inadequate education. The very young population has hardly any prospects. In particular young women and girls suffer. Many are sexually abused, are not allowed to go to school and believe that this is normal. Since 2012 Horyzon has been successfully working with YWCA Haiti to improve this situation by empowering annually 400 young women and girls to exercise their rights against abuse and violence.
Academic Support for At Risk Students in Wash. DC Brighter Day Enrichment Academy (BDEA) is located in Ward 8 of Washington, DC, the city's poorest neighborhood. We strive to break the cycle of poverty by providing elementary school students with academic enrichment such as literacy instruction, homework assistance and STEM.  We also offer cultural enrichment opportunities to expand our students' understanding of their place in the world.  These opportunities include instruction in the languages, history and culture of our global neighbors.
Empower 100 women to sell solar lights in Myanmar Energy access and gender discrimination are two major problems in Myanmar.  This project addresses both problems one community at a time. The project will train and support 100 rural women to sell dependable, affordable, and clean solar power products to families in their energy-poor communities.
Providing Access to Education For All in India With 35% of the country still illiterate, the state of education in India is not where it should be for a number of reasons. We work with a number of local partner organisations- schools, a relief settlement and vocational schools, our aim is to empower individuals, especially students to create a new future for themselves by increasing access to quality education through scholarships for all ages. Working towards SDG4 - we hope to increase the number of children in school and improve education
Promote 100 Agric-Chain Jobs for Jobless Nigerian This project initiative will support 100  Agricultural Value Chain Enterprises jobs for Nigerian youth among teaming unemployed graduates and open more doors  to   food production,  alleviating poverty  and reducing  the post economic negative effects of COVID-19  pandemic .
Build a school for 100 Maasai children in Tanzania Children in Kiruru village have to walk 10 miles every day to attend the nearest primary school. They are regularly attacked by wild animals and last year 3 were washed away in the Terat river. The village has been trying to build their own school for the past 2 years. This project will help them finish it, and build accommodation for the teachers. Parents will be more willing to let kids go to school if it is near, so more of Kiruru's children will be able to go to school, and remain safe.
Gardens Grow Food for Families During COVID-19 SPI will provide vegetable seed to ensure that thousands of families and communities can grow their own food while following stay-at-home orders during the Coronavirus pandemic. In partnership locations like the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota USA, rural Guatemala, and South Sudan, hunger was ever present and will grow during the current recession. Unemployment and social distancing are driving massive interest in home gardening, and there's not enough home garden seed to go around.
Beekeeping Project for the rural young women it aims at setting up  50 hives on the land of the kyassonko Community in the district of Masaka. will  initiate training of 12 members of this local community and also create an income source
Fund a Home for the Pasadena Pride Center (LGBTQ) PPC is a one-stop referral network for the LGBTQ Community of the Greater San Gabriel Valley and we need a home.   A physical location would allow PPC to host general educational community forums, activities, workshops and support groups for LGBTQ youth, seniors, adults and families. The number one need obtained from attendees of our Community "Listening Forum" was to find a home for LGBTQ services in the Greater San Gabriel Valley. This project would fill that need.
Education & nutrition for 60 children in Peru We aim to provide better primary education to 60 children in Maldonaldo, Arequipa, in Peru who currently only have one national teacher. By employing more local teachers and providing materials we can give the children a much better education.    Due to COVID-19 we aim to provide hand sanitizer and supplies of soap over the long-term for all our students for when they enter and leave the school each day to reassure parents that it is a safe environment.
A film to amplify refugee education in Malawi Have you ever watched a documentary and felt compelled to take action? With your support we will produce SAWDUST, a film to tell the great story of Jacques Kabongo. A refugee who fled DRC to save his family's life. Through vocational training received from the NGO There is Hope, Jacques' hopeless life drastically changed and he became self-reliant. This film will be widely distributed to make a strong case about the need to increase vocational education investment at the Dzaleka camp in Malawi.
Help to100 most disadvantaged orphans (disability) We help the most disadvantaged orphans with disabilities in Russia to develop mentally and physically and improve their quality of life. It's hard to see that the social system in Russia still does not believe in the ability of these children to learn nor believe they should support the development of these children! By our project, these children are learning to walk, acquiring social skills and showing great results! It is a human right for every child to learn and reach their fullest potental
Connectivity is a Lifeline for Venezuelan Migrants More than 31 million men, women, and children have left Venezuela. They walk a treacherous path over barren land to the border of Colombia and beyond. As aid agencies establish relief sites along the path of migration NetHope has partnered with them to provide vital connectivity hubs.  Connectivity is a lifeline for Venezuelan migrants. Without access to good information, people already in crisis face the risk of exploitation and abuse.
Educate 900 Children in Hyderabad slums The project will enable 900 children to go send to school. In these areas there is no electricity,clean water & proper shelter. Will provide for school needs, solar lamp & safe & clean water.
Champion Her Right to an Education ZanaAfrica Foundation provides adolescent girls in East Africa with the resources they need to live more healthy and informed lives. We are showing girls they are powerful agents of change in their own lives through supporting them in mind, body and spirit. This holistic approach includes sanitary pads and underwear that girls need and want, standardized and aspirational health education, and safe spaces and mentors for girls in their communities.
Vista Del Lago Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' International Business Internship Program, Kevin, Talha, Ellie, Bella, Sanjana, Javier and Yash from Vista Del Lago 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.
TB patients need support during COVID19 in Vietnam Vietnam has instituted strict lockdown procedures in many locations in order to control the spread of COVID19. However, TB continues to be a persistent problem, killing over 13,000 per year, and access to TB services has been severely limited due to the pandemic response. Many families who are impacted by TB are facing unemployment, food shortages and challenges obtaining consistent medication. Your donation will allow FIT to provide treatment adherence support packages to people with TB.
Changing scars into hope 60% of the burnt victims around the globe are less than 6 years old. One of the main causes such as hot liquids is the case of  Ruth, Jack, Lucas and Griss whilst in the case of Jefrey, Italo and Niko is fire. The consequences these burn lesiones leave take up to 3 years to recover. 5 of these 7 children must travel a 30-hour trip from the outskirts of Lima and rural areas to receive their therapy sessions in ANIQUEM.
Prevention using 500 hiv persons in Nairobi This project proposes to use the funding to assist the HIV positives in the identified slums of Nairobi in implementing the HIV prevention initiatives while supporting those in need of treatment within the community.
Bring Back Israel's Diving Ducks The Diving Duck (Aythya nyroca) inhabits wetlands from Europe to Asia but is threatened by the destruction of wetland habitats and has markedly declined in Europe. Chiefly migratory, the species is listed as Near Threatened on IUCN Red List and has all but disappeared from Israeli wildlife as a nester. The Jerusalem Biblical Zoo has begun a captive breeding and reintroduction program coupled with raising public awareness of wetlands habitat preservation to stimulate a local population recovery.
Vision Care for 353,169 children in  Sri Lanka Sri Lanka's 2nd largest population of 2,294,641 is residing at Gampaha District. . 353,169 children are studying at 531 Schools. According to the statistical calculations of vision 2020 program of Ministry of Health Sri Lanka  minimum of 4000 students from Gampaha district is studying while suffering from vision problems. Most of these children are unable to afford to purchase an eye glass due to their financial difficulties in their families.
Improve Response to Child Abuse in the Arctic The Umingmak Centre provides best intervention for children and youth in Nunavut who have experienced abuse. It does this by 1) increasing access to good quality services 2) strengthening coping skills and knowledge 3) reducing the secondary trauma of an investigation 4) improving inter-agency coordination 5) strengthening skills and knowledge in professionals working with children and youth 6) improved collection of evidence
Help serve 30 000 meals in Africa during COVID 19 We feed the hungry by preparing food parcels and warm daily meals. These parcels are distributed to over 250 vulnerable children and families living in extreme poverty across the city. The daily meals are distributed to the homeless through a feeding scheme run every evening, where over 200 gather. During the outbreak of the virus these people are the most vulnerable and we have to ensure that they keep receiving food and nutrition. For some, the only food they receive is through Love Story.
Build Computer Labs for Students in Tanzania AfricAid's Computer Labs for Girls project will help provide computers for schools participating in AfricAid's  Kisa Project, a scholarship and leadership training program for young Tanzanian women.
Janani Home: Help abandoned Girls in Puducherry Janani Home which was established in 2012, transforms the lives of underprivileged and abandoned young girls.  The children are taken care for their safe stay, food, health care, and education. The children after their school are sent to University and assist them to get employment and make them to be on their own.
Toilets for 3  rural schools  in Southern India Toilets for 3 rural schools comprising of 1690 girls & 2063 boys to prevent drop-outs specially among girls, to reduce indicience of  diseases and to provide good learning environment
Happy Meals for Poor Children and their Families This project will provide highly-nutritious meals for 3 months to 200 very poor and severely malnourished children living in Lubilan, Naawan municipality, a remote mountainous village here in Mindanao in order for them to improve their health and nutrition and provide them with good chance in life.
To support 500 AIDS orphans in Bungoma County Keny Women without Borders Kenya will improve the livelihood of AIDS orphans and other vulnerable children access education ,medication,food clothing and shelter and other basic needs. Through mentors approach in Bungoma County Kenya.
Prevention of Coronavirus (Covid-19) Pakistan AHD has been working in the rural areas of Sindh since 2001 in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) sector. At this critical moment, AHD has started collaboration with the provincial authorities and now making efforts to raise funds for effective preventive work against the spread of Covid-19 in the rural areas of Sindh.