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Friendship for isolated elderly people in London At Age-Link our aim is to bring comfort to elderly people who are lonely. This may be because they are housebound, blind or partially blind, wheelchair bound, or living alone without family. Over the past 36 years we have developed sixteen groups covering twenty three areas in Greater London, and we are very keen to extend our activities to other areas in order to help as many as possible.
Youth Powered Literacy Campaign Approximately 27% of adults, or 59,000 people, in the province of Usulután cannot read, one of the highest illiteracy rates in El Salvador.   Many of these are people in their 30s and 40s whose basic education was disrupted by the civil war.  The literacy campaign seeks to have 35 literacy circles up and running in the Jiquilisco area of Usulután by Fall 2011, bringing the provincial total up to at least 190 circles with over 1,750 beneficiaries, including graduates and ongoing participants.
Van for Transporting Children with Disabilities EDEC would like to purchase an adapted minivan to transport children with disabilities to our daycare center in Kutaisi. The daycare center provides special needs children with a personal development plan and consultations with psychologists, doctors and occupational therapists. This minivan will provide safe and efficient transportation for children, some of whom are in wheelchairs. Currently, a car is being used to pick up children throughout the region and can take 5-6 trips each day.
Growing the Future: Poachers to Protectors This project helps disadvantaged rural families in Thailand start sustainable organic farming as an alternative to poaching wildlife and illegal logging in protected areas.
Protect Zimbabwe's Wildlife from Poaching The Bumi Hills Anti-Poaching Unit is at the frontline of protecting Zimbabwe's threatened wildlife, on the shores of Lake Kariba & Bumi Hills where the illegal bush meat & ivory trades are rife. Our dedicated team has removed 35,000+ wire snares, investigated 250+ elephant carcasses, helped put numerous criminals behind bars & rescued scores of animals in distress. Help us keep boots on the ground, vehicles on patrol & rescue teams standing by to protect our dwindling iconic & endangered species
Games, Toys and Craft Materials for Rachel House At Rachel House we offer respite care to children with life shortening conditions and their family.  Every moment is precious for the families who visit and we try to make sure that when they come to stay with us that special, lasting memories are made.  

Our Activities Team organise different themes every week and all the children can enjoys games and arts and crafts that are at a level that suits them, where they can enjoy quality time with their parents and siblings.
Healthcare and Education for Burmese Immigrants By raising $10,000 for the Community Health Outreach Program (CHOP) Phase IIII, Social Action for Women (SAW) will be able to address health issues in rural Thailand by providing reproductive and basic preventative health education in 10 target communities and providing personal/dental hygiene workshops in the migrant schools. These workshops will be organized and led by the Peer Educators. Funds also benefit a mobile medical team that serves Burmese immigrants in rural villages.
Help NW Boxer Rescue provide one SPAY A DAY! We take in JUST OVER 40 homeless boxers every month, and most have not yet been spayed or neutered. Who doesn't love the curious face and expressive eyes of a boxer puppy? However, at any given time we have so many Boxers in our rescue program that surgical costs add up quickly. We are dedicated to providing exceptional care for all our sweet wigglers, and we believe their best chance for a happy future begins with this simple surgery.
Dropout 500 Girls Back to High School in Pakistan Pakistan has one of the lowest literacy rates in the world. Women are 51% of the total country population and their literacy rate is alarming especially in rural areas due to social and cultural obstacles. Of Every 100 girls in rural Pakistan, only 18 will reach the 8th grade, only 1 complete high school. In three years, Muwakhat Foundation sends 30,000 dropout girls to high school after counseling of their parents and overcome obstacles. Result with collective effort, we can change their world
Engage farmers in reversing deforestion in Zambia In Zambia's Copperbelt region, native Miombo woodlands have been disappearing for many decades. WeForest is engaging with and training hundreds of small-scale farmers to restore these forests on their farms. In doing so, the farmers benefit from diversified jobs, higher incomes and new skills! Besides, via the project's holistic approach that integrates livelihood development with ecological restoration, farmers receive help in obtaining ownership of land.
Clean water for Ebola affected community schools This project will install 50 hand washing stations in Ebola affected communities in Port Loko district, Sierra Leone to stop the spread of the Ebola virus among 1,422 school children and 36 teachers in 25 schools.
CACTUS - Community Action Ukrainian Style This project will provide 80 already active youth in Western Ukraine with the basic knowledge, means and eagerness to implement their 1st projects and get actively involved in changing their community
Helping Ukrainian Orphans to Find Families Your donation would change the lives of the Ukrainian orphans! The project will assist 1,000 orphans to find new families. We will help orphans become visible to adoptive parents by making short and qualitative video about them. The videos will show children as they really are with their talents, joy and hope and help overcome the negative myths about orphans and change the attitude about adoption and involve new people into it. Let's speed up finding families for these children.
Using Solar Energy for Cooking Fuel in Kenya Train rural women to use solar energy as an alternative fuel and make simple solar cookers for use and sale, freeing time for income generating activities, stopping deforestation and improving health.
Provide Clean Water for the Naso of Panama This project will reduce waterborne diseases in the Naso community of Sieykin, Panama. Please help us provide the 400 members of this community with clean water and basic health education.
Support the BRIDGE Registry BRIDGE (Basic Registry of Identified Global Entities) aims to revolutionize social sector information sharing. The social sector is a complex and critical web of organizations that play different roles in solving society's greatest challenges. In order to fully understand each organization's activities, impact, funding, and more, we must be able to firmly differentiate one organization from another and easily piece together the dispersed information about them.
Winter Relief Aid for Children at Risk Despite being affected by winter every year, this year the lives of the families in the Sindhupalchowk district have become difficult because of the massive landslide erupted from a fragile landmass, weakened by the 2015 earthquake and its powerful aftershocks.  Therefore, this project will distribute 1 warm blanket and 1 jacket to 200 children affected by the landslide in the Sindhupalchok district. These children are currently living in tents as their homes have been destroyed by landslides.
Pig Rearing Project for Widows in Cameroon This project will provide 2 healthy piglets, a 3 metered square pig pen, 4 months of feed and veterinary medicine to widows in Cameroon who are subjected to poverty after the death of their husbands due to negative  traditional widowhood practices.
COVID-19 Humanitarian Relief Fund in  South Sudan The emergent of COVID 19 pandemic has definitely impacted the way we run our lives. As a result, counteract measures are required as a remedy to cope with effects of the virus. The virus could affect everyone; however, evidence suggests that older forks and people with underlying conditions are at greater risk. And to protect those people at risk, funding is required to put measures in place so that the spread of this novel pandemic should promptly be minimized in our community.
Provide Clean Water to 1000 people in Yimbo, Kenya This project will drill two boreholes and build two wells to bring clean, safe water to the Yimbo community in the Bondo District of Nyanza Province, Kenya.  The project includes hydrological surveys to determine the best location for the well.  It will also provide pumping and filtration systems as well as a reliable power source.  We plan to complement the project with basic health and sanitation training, including having chlorination treatment available at the well site.
Hope for Street Children in Malawi The Chisomo Children's Club in Malawi promotes long-term change by providing direct services to hundreds of street children and their families, enabling them to lift themselves out of poverty and to have hope for the future.
SUPPORT TO RIOSUCIO-CHOCO Thank you for coming here and looking for ways to help families in poverty. If you are here it is because you know the crisis that Choco  is going through serious floods and fire. Is experiencing and you want to help rebuild and support the affected families
Income Generation for 5,000 Poor Ethiopian Women The project will select 5,000 poor women from three regions of Ethiopia; provide them skills and basic enterprise-management training, a start-up fund and technical assistance for self-reliance.
Provide a 3 months voc. course to orphan girls Destitute older girls, are not interested in basic education for some or the other reason. At age of 18, the inmates are expected to leave the orphanages and fend for themselves. Often results in the children ending up with small-time employment as domestic help,  in shops or on daily wages. The girls sometimes find themselves drawn into sleaze. CSA's aim is to enhance the employment prospects of institutionalized girls providing them with vocational training and skills to meet their end.
Access to maternal care for 500 villagers in kenya This project will increase access to quality maternal and new-born heath services by; i) Increase demand for quality maternal and new born services. ii) Strengthening the health systems to manage and deliver quality maternal and new born health services
Empower and Support Nonprofits in Southeast Asia My mission is to provide awareness and support throughout the Southeast Asian nonprofit sector by connecting and supporting local organizations through the GlobalGiving community, so that these nonprofits can productively and sustainably reach their goals.
Help 100 Youth Exit Homelessness in Washington DC The Latin American Youth Center (LAYC) Street Outreach Program (SOP) supports runaway and homeless youth ages 18-24, by providing outreach and case management services in the District of Columbia. On the street and at our drop-in site, youth receive food, clothing, hygiene kits, and referrals to shelters, transitional housing programs and wrap-around services that include education, job training, and health care.
Help Educate 150 Disabled Children in India The Center for Inclusive and Vocational Education (CIVE) provides all round special educational and therapeutic inputs to the children availing this service. The center is run on the lines of a school and Individualized Educational Programmes (IEP) are drawn up for each child which is periodically evaluated. The role of parents is given much emphasis as they are closely involved throughout the training program.
Protect 32,000 School Children from Malaria NETwork uses a community based approach to promote education and health by protecting impoverished school children in Uganda from malaria. Malaria is preventable and is the number one cause of sickness and death in this age group. It is also the leading cause of preventable absenteeism. Additionally, educating the "girl- child" is not valued in Uganda; NETwork promotes education. The nets are given to the girls in the schools, and in turn, the girls bring nets home to their families.
Feeding Hungry Teenage Mothers and Their Children The project will provide nutritious food to 300 hungry teenage mothers on a regular basis in the Philippines in order for them to survive and take good care of themselves and their children. Without nutritious food support, their survival is bleak and they will face a very difficult future.
Sponsor a Child at the Tarkwa Breman Girls' School In 2016, Cocoa360 established the Tarkwa Breman Girls' School (TBGS) TBGS currently has 240 students enrolled from Nursery 1 to Class 4, with a new class of 30 girls enrolled each year.  However, the cost barrier to education goes beyond tuition. We need your partnership to continue bringing quality education to the 8 communities we serve including Tarkwa Breman as we expand the number of students we reach each year.   The cost of sending a student to TBGS for one year is $450 or 2,587 GHC.
Community Poultry Farming Initiative Sierra Leone One community income generation poultry in the Northern Provinces. The project seeks to achieve the double bottom line of addressing the social and economic needs of selected communities using a sustainable agribusiness model that will create and accelerate employment and income generation for youths and women while utilising the complete value chain approach to ensure the business generates sufficient returns on investment.
Brighten the Holidays for Spaulding Rehab Patients With your help, we'll make the holidays warmer and brighter for the youngest patients in our care at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital. You can sponsor special holiday gifts and activities for our pediatric inpatients, or help us meet the unique needs that come up for each patient and their family this time of year - especially around transportation, food, and other resources.
Together, we shall come back stronger In recent days, flooding and landslides in Central Vietnam have left trail of destruction with complicated developments. Central Vietnam has been directly and indirectly affected by the historical Storm Linfa, Nangka and Saundel (Storm No. 6, 7 and 8 in 2020).   Aid for social protection program Foundation Vietnam (AFV) has worked in co-operation with Vietnamese government and local partners to launch the "Together, we shall come back stronger. Take action for Central Vietnam" programme.
Supporting refugees on Ukrainian borders The drastic deterioration in the humanitarian situation in Ukraine has led thousands to seek safety along the country's western borders. Thousands of vulnerable Ukrainians are now taking refuge in neighboring Moldova, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia.  IsraAID will distribute essential relief items like personal hygiene kits and blankets - critical amid COVID-19 and harsh winter weather - and provide psychosocial support to help affected populations deal with potential long-term trauma.
Assisting 5600 hurricane Irma survivors in Florida The Resilience through Education and Design Clinics focus on educating property owners and renters, design professionals and contractors on the process of holistic, survivor-centric recovery.  Through expert-organized forums and community engagement, REDC aims to bridge the knowledge and action gap for residents and businesses of northeast Florida affected by hurricane Irma.  The program's goal is to empower families and neighborhoods that have fallen through the cracks of the recovery efforts.
Healing Japan "Just yesterday, she finally started to talk about that day - after almost 5 years.", our local partner psycho-therapist tells us about one of her numerous clients in Rikuzentakata. While more housings and infrastructure have been restored, the needs for mental health care services and resources in the disaster affected areas continue to grow larger. We support earthquake and tsunami survivors and care providers in their efforts to enhance the psychosocial recovery of the people in Tohoku.
Holistic Support for Refugees Arriving in Greece The "Holistic Support for Refugees Arriving to Greece" project will provide emergency aid and psychosocial support to refugees in Greece which has been the first point of entry into Europe for refugees making the treacherous journey in hope of finding asylum and refuge. Greece's resources have been overstretched, bearing the brunt of the recent mass influx of refugees for over 1.5 years.
Help 85+ llama farmers in Peru access fair work Through multiple 2-day intensive trainings, men and women llama farmers from 8 Andean communities living in extreme poverty, will gain the skills to provide sustainable eco-friendly pack services with their llamas to tour operators which operate in their communities and demand pack services to transport camping materials but have systematically marginalized the local population due to their lack of training in tourism services. Trainees will then share gained skills in their communities.
Hepatitis Free Project- Rashidabad Pakistan is facing a Hepatitis epidemic as, according to the World Health Organisation, it has the second highest prevalence of Hepatitis C in the world.  The Hepatitis Free Community Project will be initiated in Mardan upon approval of sub grant.  The Health Foundation will be implementing a holistic Hepatitis Free Community Project model in high prevalent area of Mardan, Pakistan with the following 03 main components: 1. Mass Awareness 2. Hepatitis B Catch Up Vaccination 3. Screening
Empower 200 Students to Own their Economic Success Miami Dade County Public School students comprise one of the most ethnically and racially diverse populations in the U.S. This student population is also one of the poorest nationally, with one out of three students living at or below poverty level. Our volunteer-delivered, K-12 programs foster work-readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy skills, and use experiential learning to inspire kids to dream big and reach their potential.
Care and Support to 100 Flood Victim Orphans In a single month of August, furious rainfall caused terrible landslides and flood across Nepal and swept away house, land and property making thousands of people  homeless and forcing them to take shelter in public places. Hundreds of people lost their lives in the disaster.  Of the survivors, VFDN intends to support in rehabilitation of 100 children who lost everything even their parents in a shelter until permanent solution will be sought out in consultation with community and the government.
Provide residence  for 320 poor children in India This project supports street children, orphan and destitute in Goa. There are so many run away children from different states, migrate to Goa in search of better livelihood options. In bargain of doing so they end up as child laborers, rag pickers and juvenile in conflict with Law. Children's home provides them an environment with all the basic necessities required for their healthy growth. El Shaddai has 6 homes, supporting 300, girls and boys, in age group of 2-17 years. We need your support!
Developing a model permaculture resource centre zimconserve intends to set up a Permaculture centre for Subsistence farmers . Zimconserve shall erect the fencing right round its plot and install a borehole. Projects, such as mushroom farming, aquaculture, permaculture gardens and ecological buildings are to be established. The objectives of this project are to empower the locals through these income-generating projects, for food, nutrition, revenue, and as well as to bring awareness to environmental conservation issues within the community.
Provide lifesaving defibrillator to health clinics Providing a dependable, easy-to-use and safe Automated External Defibrillator (AED's), in health clinics within a district in the West Bank is an immediate need. Your gift literally means the difference between life and death. Sudden cardiac arrest happens in children and adults and an electrical shock restarts the heart.  IPCEE serves thousands of underprivileged children, Adults and families, which is essential to the economy, well-being, national security and build health in Palestine.
Herbal Garden Education for Students In Nepal This program will educate and excite students about various herbal plants indigenous to Nepal. Through hands-on activities and education, students will be to get an education about the medicinal values and purpose of herbal plants planted in their school.  Additionally, information on bamboo will be disseminated and bamboo plantation done (after the Nepal earthquake of April 25, importance of bamboo has increased, as it has been widely used for temporary shelter/classroom construction).
Support Indigenous forest protection in Borneo The upper Baram River Basin is the largest area of unprotected primary forest in Sarawak, containing dozens of species threatened with extinction. To protect the area from logging and palm oil, indigenous communities have launched campaigns to stop logging, formally protect the area, and strengthen Indigenous land rights.  They envision a safe, vibrant rainforest that will remain standing for many generations to come.
FEED 500 VULNERABLE CHILDREN AND ELDERLY IN KENYA Victory Foundation Programme plans to feed 500 Orphans-Vulnerable slum children of MATHARE, MIHANGO & KIBERA Kenya for 2021 - 2023, by providing food to increase OVC's retention at rescue centers, safer homes for elderly to free them from hunger, improve their health and nutritional needs, to improve concentration levels thus improving health and productivity. VFP will provide virtual learning and free feeding to the children and street families, empowering them for sustainable livelihood.
Empowering 900 Filipino Youth in Peace Building Partner with department of education in a pilot program where 900 schoolchildren of Christian and Muslim background will learn skills in peace building and conflict prevention through service-learning
Preventing 50 Girl Child Marriages from Latur 50 adolescent girls from poor farmer's family of drought affected region of Latur district, Maharashtra, India. Child Marriage is an inhumane tradition. There will be Prevention of girl child marriages, encouragement and support to teenage girls to continuity of their education (They should complete minimum S S C & HSC), Sex education for adolescent girls & boys, Personality and life skill development, Gender sensation on for the parents.
COVID-19 Support to Rural Communities This project aims to protect our partner communities who have limited access to preventative resources from the rapidly spreading COVID-19. With poor access to healthcare, running water and sanitary supplies or facilities, these communities are largely  unable to protect themselves from the virus. By urgently implementing on-the-ground interventions that include Tippy Taps and soap, face masks and poultry distribution, we aim to reduce the transmission and economic impact of COVID-19.
Assure bright future for students at risk School Miracles is a project which creates leaders among students from underprivileged communities who grow up to become positive role models for others demonstrating that hard work and education can take you wherever you want, regardless of where you start from. We achieve this through a holistic program targeted at students 10-18 years and their parents which aims to equip students with the needed knowledge, skills, and mindset in order for them to change their lives for the better.
Girls Glory - Improve Menstrual Health in India In India, many young girls lack the adequate solutions to manage menstruation. 88% of women and girls use extremely unhygienic practices such as; old rags, ashes and husk sand and at least 636 million Indians lack toilets, according to the latest census data, a crisis that contributes to school dropouts disease and childhood malnutrition. Hence "Girls Glory" Project. We want to provide toilets and WASH education to all the little girls in the Government Schools to put an end to this issue.