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Offer A Meal In This Pandemic In our community many children have been traumatized by the loss of their parents, abandoned due to extreme poverty . Mentor Orphans Africa provides shelters, food ,  Free Education and Healthy care to these vulnerable , orphaned children,  Among these are HIV/ AIDS victims. due to the covid-19 pandemic, we cannot give basic needs due to situation changes in our country of limited movement, doubled prices.Apparently, our children feed on porridge for both breakfast and supper.
MAMA WORKSHOP KANO STATE NIGERIA This project will provide a sustainable and credible living (food, shelter and other personal needs for healthy life) for women of the marginalized community especially the young (under 25 of age) divorcee. At the end of each training sections, we will be providing start-up kits to participants for immediate operation.  The Initiative has come on board to train 100 carefully selected youths brought forward by the community head of communities identified in Kano State, Nigeria.
Menstrual Hygiene for Kenya women football league The project will help solve the problems being faced by KENYA WOMEN PREMIER LEAGUE  AND DIVISION ONE FOOTBALLERS, by conducting menstrual hygiene management sessions for all the 32 female clubs(800 players) in both leagues and also distribution of sanitary towel for 3 seasons(2020-2024) With poor pay most footballers are forced to wear hand-made rags as alternative solutions when playing football risking infections and diseases while others due to shame they quit football altogether.
Treat 6000children with malaria in Zambulkura area Malaria continue to course havoc by killing several people particularly children and pregnant women in Zambulkura and its surrounding communities all year round with the peak period in raining season from June to October. some communities walk 40km to access healthcare in Nalerigu and others cut off by flooded rivers. Since 2018 average of 4 school children in Zambulkura dies of malaria so our NGO started carrying out malaria screening and treatment in nine communities yearly and saving lives
Ukraine UN Migration Relief fund In the last 7 days, Over 1 million people fled Ukraine. Hundreds of thousands more are newly displaced inside the country, adding to the 1.4 million or more displaced individuals since 2014. It's still winter in Ukraine, and those who fled their homes do not have much more than the clothes on their backs. Residents who have not able to leave their homes in Ukraine have limited access to essential services, cash, and humanitarian items. The situation is getting critical by the hour.
Help 600 homeless Peruvian children Your donation will benefit more than 600 children and homeless teenagers with drug problems , social risk and with family problems through sport of Lima Kids Futsal League. Help us continue this turorial vulnerable children from Peru to better life skills , better opportunities and a better future through the lessons learned as part of a team.
After school Dance Programs for Youth at Risk. The Dare Dance Program offers kids a free and positive alternative to drugs and gang violence through the fun, healthy and expressive art form of dance. Students have the opportunity to learn many styles of dance taught by professional dance companies who serve as positive role models, discussing and demonstrating fun alternatives to drugs and violence.
COVID-19 Pandemic Relief Fund The newly found COVID-19 originated from Wuhan, China is spreading rapidly around the world. Nepal reported its 1st case on January 23 in Kathmandu. Government initially announced country lockdown effective from March 24-31, 2020 and was extended till April 7. Mostly, the low income citizens are panicked and worried on the frontlines of crisis. The fund will support immediate and recovery the life of vulnerable communities through awareness, distribution of hygiene kits and nutritious food.
Girls, Moms, and Yolanda Griffith Gives 50 girls and mothers from tough neighborhoods in Sacramento the opportunity to spend quality time with “Yo”, exposing them to options and opportunities designed to be help them succeed.
Plant a Tree and Clean Up 20 Communities in Ghana The project aims at addressing sanitation and waste management problems in rural communities and deforestation caused by the cutting of trees, in order to protect forests and rivers. The project is going to be implemented in about 100 schools and about 2000 community members.
Catalyzing agricultural innovation in Tanzania This project will raise the skills and productivity of small scale farmers, 84% of whom will be women. By establishing community support and providing high quality inputs and training, this project will increase agricultural productivity and incomes. Thanks to BRAC's partnerships with other donors, contributions to this project have extraordinary leverage: Funding of $21,382 raised through Global Giving will be matched and multiplied by others, unlocking $73,055 to reach 2,333 women farmers.
Sponsoring Kidney Failure Patients on Dialysis At Welfare Society for Patient Care (WSPC) we provide free life-saving kidney dialysis and medical treatment for non-affording patients. Our patients range from 10-82 years old and currently we are dialyzing 120 patients free of cost from all over the country. Dialysis is expensive, life- long, and not to mention the cost per month ($500), which isn't affordable for our patients. We strive to improve the quality of life for our kidney failure patients to provide the the best treatment possible.
Spay/Neuter Surgery Training in Veracruz, Mexico McKee's recent experience offered a chance to gain in-situ knowledge of the situation of dog population management in Mexico. We plan to implement a High Volume/Low Impact Spay and Neuter, and Community Outreach program in Veracruz, where rabies currently remains an important public health concern and government-run shelters still trap and kill large numbers of dogs each year.
Fund in Memory of Rick McCue Rick McCue, the rock of Hilton Worldwide's Luxury & Lifestyle team, passed away on February 11, 2012 due to cardiac arrest.  Rick's family requested that donations in his memory be sent to the Wounded Warrior Project.
Veterans Assistance Fund The Veteran Assistance Fund helps struggling Veterans with every day needs.  Veterans have made  the ultimate sacrifice for their country and when they return from active duty have many needs and complex issues. Most programs that are available to Veterans don't address some of the every day needs that the Veteran has. This fund covers things like past due mortgage payments, truck rental if they have to move, utility bills, clothing for job interviews, past due rent payments, gas and food.
A Hope in Drought : Mann Deshi Cattle Camp Mann Deshi Cattle Camp has saved +10,000 animals from going to butcher.  Cattle camp has started in an effort to support local livestock owners in the Mann Taluka of Satara district.  Cattle Camp provides free fodder, water, green shed net and a place to stay for small subsistence farmers in order to keep their cattle alive and healthy during the drought.
Restore Hope......When you help, they heal The aim of this project is to raise funds to equip a much needed, newly built Operating Theatre in the Orthopedic Unit of a premier tertiary care children's hospital providing free operations and care. This endeavor will help children having orthopedic deformities and disorders, to correct their condition. Whilst the services are accessible to all Sri Lankan children, those who would benefit most are children from impoverished villages/areas to whom appropriate surgical care is unattainable.
Income Recovery for Poor Sri Lankans To create jobs for the community following widespread Tsunami devastation through entrepreneurship training and microfinance assistance and motivate them to be self reliant.
Spay and Neuter for 3,000 dogs in Romania Ongoing spay/neuter of street and owned dogs in Romania to humanely decrease the population of unwanted street, stray and abandoned dogs. Free sterilization, veterinary treatments, and veterinary training provided
Anti-bias body image curriculum for high schools Help create a high school image education curriculum viewed through an anti-bias lens. Understanding Others will be the first curriculum of its kind, adding appearance prejudice to the body image discussion. Specifically focused on race, gender, body size and ability, we discuss how appearance is not just about beauty norms, it is about appearance-based prejudice and how that affects a person's self-worth, equal rights, and opportunities. Valuing diverse bodies leads to valuing diverse people.
TRANSCRIBE SCHOOLBOOKS IN LARGE PRINT AND BRAILLE Our project consists of transcribing textbooks in large print and in Braille for blind and visually impaired students in Cameroon. These manuals will then be distributed free of charge to the needy through our network of associations for the visually impaired. These textbooks cover essential subjects such as mathematics, science, physics and chemistry. Due to the limited resources of our association, we are currently dealing with primary school books.
Employment for young adults in honey coops Young adults in rural Mexico don't consider field work as a dignifying activity. They see their family struggling with unstable income, climate change and difficult livelihoods, no matter the amount of work invested in their productive activities. They don't want this for themselves. They prefer to migrate -mostly to the US- seeking for better opportunities. By offering them a real job with stable income, real responsibilities and working with their families, youngsters can choose to stay home.
Give 350 domestic violence victims a night out Victims of sexual violence and abuse are the forgotten people of the forgotten people. Their days are spent searching for help to meet their basic needs, food, clothing and a safe place to live for themselves and their children. Taking these women out for a night of fun, laughter and entertainment provides them a brief escape from their everyday world. Knowing that someone cares enough about them to give them relief, offers them hope, inspiration and encouragement.
Smile of a Child in Buwaali Village, Uganda 'Smile of a Child' is a community project run by local Ugandans to provide opportunities for 80 needy children and their mothers in Buwaali village, Central Uganda. We provide them with school materials such as books, pens, and mathematical sets as well as basic needs like food and clothes. These items are fundamental to our kids finishing school and we believe education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty. In 2016, we helped 35 children and we hope to raise that number again this year!
From the School to the Family This program seeks to meet students' basic,  and currently unfulfilled, needs. It also articulates and coordinates programs that benefit human development.
Help Us Repair our Boarding School In this boarding shcool, there is 350 students, from 5 to 19 years old. They all lack of every thing   Not all have chair and desk to study, and the roof in almost every classroom has hole in it.  It's even worst in the refectory where the student have to eat sitten on the floor.  With your donation we want to repair the boarding school that the student have decent life. Because they are our future and we want that they meets their basic needs.
Micro-credit for families in Cochabamba People living in peri-urban areas of cities in the developing world have a large unmet need for improved water and sanitation services. This need currently is neither met by the existing commercial sector nor by government entities.
This project offers attractive conditions to low-income families for micro-credits in order to facilitate access to improved water and sanitation services (toilets, etc.). Additionally, it provides customized advisory services and hygiene education to the families.
Jumpstart Innovation and Learning in East Africa This project increases the capacity of fourteen African-led organizations to educate vulnerable children, build peace, and stop the cycle of poverty in communities through business and agriculture.  Right now your contributions will fund our FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING (September) in Kampala. Organizations will share with each other successful capacity building strategies that are essential for achieving self-sustainability and becoming centers for learning.
Help women victims of Domestic Violence in India Sambhali Trust is a grassroots organisation working across multiple projects to empower underprivileged women and girls in Rajasthan, India.  The SOS project provides a toll-free helpline, for women in need of medical and legal aid, advice and counselling. We assist with a range of cases, mainly those requiring support following domestic abuse and help with funding critical medical treatment. This project is in desperate need of  funding to offer help to women who have no other means of support.
Support scholarship: tourette together Our call to action with this fundraiser brings together our collective energy  to raise funds for scholarships that directly benefit Tourette students going to college. Join us and others as we work together to bring attention to this misunderstood disorder. They have worked hard to overcome stigma, learning differences and more. We want to support them as they work on their secondary education
She Is Not Alone 1 (SINA1) She Is Not Alone (SINA1): Microfinancing for Syrian female torture-survivors  With small grants, and our technical support, Syrian female torture survivors in Turkey will be able to start up small businesses that will transform their lives from abuse and humiliation to empowerment and dignity. Your one-time donation will make a lasting impact on their lives.
Humanitarian Crisis Affecting 13 Million Syrians The conflict in Syria has resulted in the biggest humanitarian emergency of our time, and one of the largest refugee crises in history.   Over 11.6 million people have been forced to flee their homes. More than 13 million Syrians are in need of humanitarian assistance, with medical care remaining a top priority.
"Sangat"Health Center for 40 marginalized villages The project is designed to reach the population of 40 villages in 30 km radius (having little or no access to any Government/Private medical facility) through "Sangat" Health Center.The death ratio in these villages is high  among women and the newborn due to diarrhea,typhoid and hepatitis.The health center will provide the children,women and men regular checkup visits,ambulance,free medicines and vaccinations to prevent themselves from seasonal,permanent and water-borne diseases including polio
Help Our Heroes: Support our Guard and Reserves Nearly half of America's National Guard and Reserve service members take a pay cut to serve our country. Even worse, our Wounded Heroes face an even tougher battle when they can no longer perform their jobs or struggle to get proper benefits due to their injuries.

We want to ease the hardship that our Heroes face upon returning home from combat. We provide hardship grants for Wounded Heroes and help bridge the gap between civilian and military incomes that debilitate U.S. military families
Help To Provide Lunch For Half Day School Students This project will provide lunch for hill tribe, stateless, and underprivileged students every day for a full school year. Some of our students are not lucky enough to have a breakfast every morning and a dinner every evening. In some cases, this makes their lunch at Half Day School their main source of sustenance. We desperately want all of our students to be healthy and strong so they can focus on their education. Please help us achieve our goal!
Horse Sanctuary The goal of the Horse Sanctuary is two fold: Firstly, in the short-term, we want to create an environment where the horses can live happy, fulfilling lives through the construction of a stable, riding grounds, and a pasture. Secondly, our long-term goal is to create a foundation to promote better care for horses and natural horsemanship so that other horses in Moldova will not find themselves being sent off to the slaughterhouse, like what had almost happened to our four horses.
Menstrual health program for 1,000 girls in Uganda Girl Power Gulu addresses menstrual health barriers for young girls in northern Uganda by giving them feminine hygiene products and educational courses on reproductive health. This program provides women with knowledge of menstruation and safe sex, empowering them to stay in school and advancing the well-being of families and communities.
Provide reading opportunities to schoolchildren Books in Burkina Faso are more often than not too expensive for the average citizen, especially for those who live in rural areas and depend on agriculture for their livelihood. Using a tricycle motorbike with a wagon on the back, FAVL has developed a mobile library that can provide schoolchildren with reading materials in rural Burkina Faso. The books have been locally purchased, and will allow residents of the villages to develop their reading and critical thinking skills.
Add solar light to a poor family's home in Vietnam Our goal is to provide young students in rural Vietnam the ability to study in the evenings. We have identified a reliable solar unit with lights bright enough for reading. Installing this in a family's village home changes the lives of everyone in the family.
Village Children Playground in Central Java This project will help build a children playground, murals, toilets, sink and mini pantry, and green features in Pertiwi 2 Jelok Kindergarten located in Boyolali, Central Java, Indonesia. The project gives children in the school and the village a place to play in daily basis, and support 21 children in the school and more than 100 children as well as 200 parents in the villages.
A child, a book Facing the standard of living of the moroccan desert' families, buying books isn't a custom. They have other priorities to cope with before. No one of the desert children have book, however, books present a lot of benefits for them : new activity, vocabulary and reading improvements, aknwoledgement of a langage, help at school. To make them taking advantages of these, we are giving book. It's their own book, in their langage. We hope to give a book at 2000 desert children through their schools.
Change the Lives of orphans,Poor children in India Theressa Home for children aims to changing the lives of Orphans and providing shelter, food, Clothing, Medical care, Education, love for orphans and needy children. Now Theressa home have 23 children.These children belong to really poor segment of the society. We want to give them hope,opportunity and bright future.
Helping Children from Ex-Sex workers in Thailand Tamar Center is helping women that are working in the Sex Industry to find a new life, education and new jobs. But this project is not about the women, it is about their children. Most women that we are helping have a number of children and find it hard to provide for them. We would like to support them with 1000 THB (around 30 USD) per month per Child to help them pay school fees, school material, uniforms and transport to school for the children.
Bridging the digital divide with computers Reusing low-end computers from the developed world to teach disadvantaged sub-Saharan children computer skills is a better use of obsolete equipment, which is now melted down or put in landfills.
Build minidams for 100 poor farmers in Philippines The project will build 6 mini dams in Bohol to catch water from the mountains and channel to drought-stricken farmlands of 100 poor rice farmers. This adds one cropping season and doubles their income
Construction of 50 rainwater tanks in Veracruz, Me This project consists on the construction of sustainable rainwater harvesting systems with a storage capacity of 19 thousand liters in the region of the High Mountains in the state of Veracruz, Mexico, which will allow the supply of water for families, improving access to water, sanitation and hygiene in girls and boys living in vulnerable communities with a very high degree of marginalization.
Hope & direction for children in Mumbai’s slums We work with 660 7-9yr olds living in Mumbai’s slums. Weekly sports sessions provide them with positive role models, allow them to express themselves and present a view of a world outside the slums.
Crisis response: Support Vulnerable Families Ukrainian children with disabilities face higher risks from war. The Russian declaration of war means the pressure on single mothers will increase. We purchase work equipment or pay educational course fees for moms of disabled children to ensure that they have the basic skills and supplies to work or run a business. Despite the duration of war, people will need the services these women train in, such as hairdressing. Their income eases their reliance on welfare and charity.
#ISurvivedEbola Campaign The ISurvivedEbola Campaign is a transmedia project that mobilizes Ebola survivors from Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone to share stories of recovery to inform the West African general public about the virus and how they can protect themselves and their communities from it, reduce stigmatization, and promote reintegration of Ebola survivors.
Raising Voices Phase II - Kenya Mathare Foundation is a community based organization that provides educational programs and mentorship for disadvantaged children and teens in one of the largest slums in Africa. Children and teens from Mathare are at incredible risk of pregnancy, drug and alcohol abuse, crime and prostitution. However, through hands-on training in photography, performing arts, and football, we are helping 60 boys and girls to build their confidence and discover new opportunities.
Give Pedal-Generated Light to Millions of Nepalis An alternative to dirty & dim kerosene lamps, a 70-watt Pedal Generator easily lights two lamps in more than 100 homes for 3 hours every night & our individual home-lighting kits also let kids study.
Chinseu CBO Orphan and Vulnerable Children Feeding Many Malawians live in poverty. This poverty has been exacerbaed by HIV/AIDS and other illnesses, which have left many orphans in the communities in southern Malawi. The orphans and vulnerable children served by Chinseu need food so they can concentrate in class, do physical exercise, and develop normally. Chinseu realizes that this group of children OVC are not doing well, and not attending school due to lack of food.  Hence Chinseu CBO introduces a free OVC Day Care Centre, and OVC Pre-School.
Camp for Disadvantaged Youth in Lesotho Mosepele Foundation Development Forum plans to build camp to provide weekly intensive leadership training, personal development and business enrichment skills and activities to the disadvantaged youth in Lesotho. These individuals will be hosted at the camp in a weekly period undergoing indoor and outdoor enrichment activities that will help them to be more effective in life. The project will impact 4700 disadvantaged youth in a year.
Protect & Educate 500 Street Children in India Every year, due to neglect, abuse and the need to supplement the family income, thousands of children migrate to the streets of Pondicherry, one of the most densely populated cities in South India.  This project aims to protect over 500 street and working children in Pondicherry and reintegrate them into mainstream society, through a combination of drop-in centre and outreach support in the community.
Help 600 youth manage waste in Kira Town Council The project will support 600 unemployed youths to educate the community on improved waste management practices, establish parish waste recycling systems, promote organic farming and create green areas