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Saving Rhinos with Solar Energy Kenya's Ol Pejeta Conservancy is the largest black rhino sanctuary in East Africa. Ol Pejeta has made a commitment to ONLY be using renewable energy by 2023. This task begins with the conversion of our diesel-powered boreholes to solar. Each borehole once converted to solar - we have 10 of them - will save US$7,000 per year in fuel. All our savings from going solar will be put straight back into wildlife conservation and community development.  By going solar, we save rhinos!
The Salvation Army SE Michigan COVID-19 Response The Salvation Army Eastern Michigan Division is working closely with state agencies to address the COVID-19 outbreak. We are consistently providing updates to the Federal Emergency Management Agency on our National Preparedness & Response status. Across the country, trained Salvation Army Emergency Response staff are on standby to assist if requested.
Provide nutritious food for malnourished children The recent Prime Minister  of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh described malnutrition in India "a national disgrace"  Many children in desperately poor villages here in Bihar are malnourished. A protein rich meal twice a week can do so much to restore health as part of our health care program. It is amazing how much difference this simple measure can make on Children's health and well being.   Help fill a hungry tummy today.
Join us to improve lives of mothers and children Help mothers and children of the Chepang community, a disadvantaged ethnic group in rural Nepal. We work in partnership with the people of the Chepang community to enable women to take control of the their health and access services to provide a safe and healthy start in life for their children. Providing knowledge about choices and a care box to new mothers with simple items like sanitary napkins and folic acid can transform the lives of new mothers in rural Nepal.
Reduce Malnutrition for Children in Nicaragua Supporting Save the Children’s food security programs in Northern Nicaragua, you can help reduce the chronic malnutrition that children are facing.
Bring Literacy to Indigenous Women - Oaxaca Mexico This project will bring literacy and confidence to indigenous women in Oaxaca, Mexico using an innovative art-based bilingual curriculum that engages all five senses.
Brick by Brick Classrooms for 471 pupils in Uganda This exciting project has a goal of building a classroom block at Kakongoka Primary School in Iganga District, Uganda. This will provide a safe and conducive learning environment and give 471 children an opportunity to access a chance at a quality education. The classrooms will help to decongest the lower primary classes by splitting them into streams and provide one classroom for the Primary 4 class which has been studying in a neighboring church or under trees.
Build classrooms for 200 students in rural Togo This project will build three basic classrooms in improved "apatam" style in the village of Dafolenyame in southern Togo. The classrooms will also be equipped with locally manufactured school benches to enable 200 primary school students to learn in a safe and adequate environment. Finally, face masks and hand washing systems will be provided in the classrooms to protect the students from COVID-19 infections.
12,000 volunteers promoting Peace worldwide Raising Peace is a networking initiative that aims to contribute to the construction of peace, the guarantee of human rights all over the world, and to highlight the role that International Voluntary Service (IVS) plays in this field. The campaign achieves this through advocating for human rights, non-formal education training and capacity building, empowerment of activists and organisations and through communication and visibility campaigns.
Daraja Academy for Exceptional Kenyan Girls Daraja creates leaders. As an official Girl Effect partner, Daraja Academy has been recognized as one of the most effective and innovative organizations to conquer gender inequality in the world. Daraja Academy is a boarding secondary school for Kenyan girls with top academic scores and exceptional leadership skills but no means to continue their education.The academy provides shelter, food, healthcare and counseling services allowing students to focus on academic and personal development.
South Sudan: Bring Water to Refugees and Returnees Due to poor sanitation and lack of access to clean water, South Sudan is experiencing outbreaks of disease and morbidity. RI is promoting community hygiene improvements through the training of village hygiene promoters, providing support for the construction of water points and latrines, and ensuring lasting maintenance and care of boreholes through the organization of village water committees.
Women's and Child's Rights,Protection &Empowerment Conflict in Darfur exposes millions of internally displaced people living in camps, where the majority are women and children, to militia, torture, and rape. Children are especially vulnerable. Many lack shelter and families, and child labor exposes them to trafficking and child soldiering. Their lives are at a higher risk now due to COVID-19 because there is no available healthcare, no quarantine, and no food provided to them.
Build an Inclusive Just Climate Community in Gaza Gaza is facing catastrophic climate challenges. Two million people are blockaded into 141sq miles, the sea seeped into the aquifer making water undrinkable, & sewage goes untreated due to lack of electricity. Though inhabitants are well educated and motivated to implement solutions, building a just climate also requires inclusive decision-making. No go: Gaza's local councils exclude women. To make climate response inclusive, two Palestinian NGO's seek your help to ready 75 women for leadership.
Help children affected by conflict in Kashmir Children in the conflict ridden state of Jammu & Kashmir face huge challenges to have a normal childhood - to go to school, to play and to express themselves. YOU can help them.
EMERGENCY RELIEF FOR FLOOD DISASTER IN BANGLADESH Children, pregnant mother, old aged, Person with disabilities and their families  in Bangladesh will be benefited from this project . By Planning, measuring and counting to implement adequate service delivery in action on free  food  distribution  as well as shelter and health services. Employing more staff in the office. Also by assisting Government in social service as well. the  people of  Barguna distirct at Barishal Divisions  of Bangladesh will be the focusing.
Credit of Goats to 50 Young Households in DRCongo This project strengthens goat livestock breeding for young households in the villages of SEBELE and KIKONDE in the territory of Fizi, South Kivu Province in the East of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The good practice of goat breeding is one of the sources of important revenue for the peasants of our country. Thus, we will train and then grant the rotational credit of 150 goats to 50 young households in these two villages with three goats per household.
Health and hope in Burma after Cyclone Mora This project aims to build a cyclone proof health training facility in Lailenpi, Chin State, Burma. Over the past 6 years, the previous centre, now flattened by Cyclone Mora, has supported the training of 834 Community Health Workers from 551 villages across southern Chin and Rakhine State.  In addition the facility was used as a distribution centre for food relief during natural disasters.  Your help will support our work delivering the only health care service to rural villages in the region.
Serengeti Human and Elephant Care Program Human acts of poaching and destroying wildlife habitats have triggered critical Human-Elephant conflicts in the Serengeti ecosystem which UNESCO classifies as world heritage center. The project will make the 3068 elephants of Serengeti to peacefully co-exist with 3,000 people living at Matongo and mwantimba villages in Bariadi district by:  Mitigating Human-Elephant conflicts  Eradicating poaching and wildlife trafficking  Protecting wildlife land from encroachment by marking boundaries.
Give a Christmas Gift to 500 Orphans in Namibia This project is raising funds for belated Christmas parties for 500 orphans and vulnerable children, 100 needy children each in Ohangwena, Oshikoto, Khomas, Oshana and Omusati regions of Namibia. Each year orphans and vulnerable children in the five regions are left to fend for themselves at Christmas time either because they have no parents to provide a Christmas Party for them or are living alone because of being orphaned. This year, we will organise joyous Christmas parties for them.
The Engage Fellowship in Nepal Five promising Nepali youths with physical disabilities aged between 24 and 28 years with untapped potential will develop self-confidence and skills and knowledge in the areas of their interest through an eleven month transformative experience. Partially through self-designed learning, they will gain new insights, including proficiency in English or in another language, undertake an apprenticeship in their preferred sector and carry out an individual project to explore and live their passion.
Teaching Children to Be Caring World Citizens This project will give children worldwide the various tools, support, motivation and rewards necessary to become responsible, knowledgeable and caring world citizens. It will provide resources for children and families of every country of the world to better understand and serve their counterparts internationally, fostering world-class citizenship through five central programs:  Community-Building, Cultural Exchange, Service to Others, Personal Excellence and Environmental Stewardship.
Reef Relief's Clean Water Campaign Reef Relief's Clean Water Campaign seeks to improve water quality for coral reefs through environmental education and policy guidance.
We Nurture Wonderful Human Beings Sadhguru School was founded in 2017 in rural Uganda. Our vision is to foster a new generation of rural African youth to become changemakers, dedicated to improving the communities and world they inhabit. Children are nurtured to become exuberant, fully rounded individuals, in harmony with themselves and the world.
Skills Training for Youths Child Rescue Kenya has worked with many youths over the years.  Increasingly, we are moving into the field of prevention - preventing children from running away or ending up on the streets - and we have realised that the best way to achieve this is through ensuring employment possibilities for youths and young parents, achieved through vocational and life skills training programmes.
Rescue Venezuela's Starving Zoo Animals Rare, endangered animals in Venezuelan public zoos are dying from starvation and lack of medical care. Zoo keepers have abandoned their posts due to the lack of money and resources to feed and protect these captive animals. Imagine being a caged monkey or sloth and suddenly there is no one to feed you and no veterinarian give you medical care. It's a nightmare! That's why South American Initiative has a team of professionals to rescue these captive animals by delivering vital food and medicine.
CHENNAI FLOOD RELIEF - United For Tamil Nadu United Way Bengaluru mobilized and dispatched aid within 36 hours of announcement of disaster to people affected by the torrential rains and floods that has left Chennai and nearby villages in Tamil Nadu India submerged for weeks. We are now moving towards long term rehabilitation of affected families.
The Tibet Fund Professional Scholarship Program There is a serious shortage of well-trained professionals in the Tibetan exile community, especially in the healthcare field and particularly nurses, pharmacists, physiotherapists, dentists, and doctors.   This shortage of Tibetan professionals has hindered the long-term development of the community.

Having to compete with millions of non-Tibetans in their host country and pay exorbitant fees, means hardly any Tibetan student can dream of becoming a medical professional.
Provide sanitation for 934 Ugandan Students The Matinza Primary School Project aims to assist in the re-construction and renovation of the Matinza Community Primary School, to provide a better, safer, more sustainable learning environment for the 934 children and 19 staff members in the school, all of whom currently have no water facilities. By upgrading the current toilet facilities, the risk of disease and health-related absenteeism will decrease, thus ensuring that children can continue their education.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Thaddeus, Hunter, Riley, and Olivia 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.
Save the Forest of Gibbons in Indonesia! For 20 years, Kalaweit rescues gibbons from the illegal wildlife trade in Indonesia. Kalaweit is also protecting their habitat from the destruction. In Indonesia, forests are massively destroyed to let palm oil trees plantations replace them. But the gibbons live in trees. If the forests disappear, they will disappear. In Sumatra, we have created a reserve, where gibbons can live free, far away from poachers and illegal loggers. With your help we can increase the size of this reserve !
Send 35 Girls in Tanzania to Secondary School Girls in Tanzania are greatly underrepresented in secondary school classrooms. By contributing to this project, you will ensure that we can support 35 young women as they pursue their secondary education. Educating girls has numerous positive impacts on family planning, family health, literacy rates and overall vitality of communities. These scholarships will ensure that cohorts of 35 girls enter marriage, motherhood and business with a strong educational foundation.
Revive Altai cultural/environmental sustainability 60,000 indigenous Altai people of Siberia are recovering globally-important cultural/environmental technologies that enable their youth to sustain their traditional livelihoods.
Diagnosing and treating anemia in rural Guatemala Iron deficiency anemia (IDA) is one of the most common, yet treatable health problems in developing nations. IDA delays growth and impairs cognitive development in children.  During pregnancy, IDA increases risk of infants born with low birth weight.  Traveling to 5 villages each year, nearly 1200 people are screened for IDA. Lucky Iron Fish are given to those with IDA, which provides iron for an entire family for 5 years. The goal of this project is to reduce the prevalence of IDA in Guatemala.
Support orphaned children at our Sunshine Homes Udayan Ghar-Sunshine Homes were initiated to make sure children without parental care, do not remain 'nobody's children'. We believe that a loving family and home is a rightful privilege of every child. Udayan Ghar was set up in a model of Living In Family Environment where erstwhile abandoned children are nurtured by a group of mentor mothers who voluntarily commit themselves to groom the children like their own. Since 1996, 1141 children nurtured in 17 homes across 4 states of India.
Kokue Project improves agroecological gardens The objective is to guarantee food security and contribute to the empowerment of rural women in the Gran Chaco, implementing strategies and technological tools (Kokue Mobile App) that allow mitigating the effect of climate change. Resilience is promoted according to agroecological principles, through workshops and accompaniment to producers of family-scale agroecological gardens, so that they improve their productivity, diversify their crops and thus generate surpluses for family businesses.
Scholarships for young female victims of terrorism Tens of thousands of girls have been victims of terrorism in Nigeria. Many have been abused physically and sexually. Thousands more have been orphaned or abandoned. Their educations have been disrupted, often permanently. Our special scholarship benefits this vulnerable group of precious girls. We cover full tuition, room & board, medical care, social & psychological support, and summer leadership summits. Scholarship recipients attend high-quality schools in various areas of the country.
Community treatment of 77 addicted Kenyan Clients In Trans Nzoia County, Kenya, KAP will treat 77 alcohol & substance abusing/addicted clients, their families & communities in their own community setting, in order to enable them overcome this life-wrecking condition in an affordable way, and live worthy lives. KAP does so by employing the successful psycho-social 'Steps to Healthy Living' treatment program, as developed by SAPTA/Nairobi, as well as professional counselling, especially for the materially poor households in slums and rural areas.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Valentina, Fabiana, Luciana, Valentina, and Chloe have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Give wings to women entrepreneurs in rural India She is a young woman from rural India with big dreams to help her family and farming community. But she faces multiple barriers. With access to learning, however, she can drive change in her community. Six such aspiring women changemakers will be empowered to introduce new ideas and catalyse change in the lives of 3000 women farmers in southern India. They will be equipped with smart projectors and skills to run sustainable enterprises showing farmer-training videos on natural farming practices.
Poetry: peace-builder for 15000 Medellin citizens Poetry and art promote spiritual and cultural development for traditionally excluded groups. The Medellin Poetry Festival is a path to confront violence related to other forms of human rights violations such as exclusion. 120000 people from all social strata attend the Festival, which helps build peace and coexistence through congregational, learning and social inclusion practices. This project aims to hold three 23 Festival events (10000 people) and broadcast one of them on local TV
Deliver Health and Hope to Nigeria's Poor GEANCO (www.geanco.org) saves and transforms lives in Africa. We organize surgical missions to Nigeria.  We run a Clinton Global Initiative program to fight anemia and help vulnerable pregnant women safely deliver healthy babies. We also donate computers, books, medicine and sports fields to schools.  Through our David Oyelowo Leadership Scholarship for Girls, we provide full tuition, medical care, and professional psychological support to young female victims of terrorism and gender inequality.
Help Put an End to Puppy Mills in Canada We need your help to put an end to puppy mills, which are factories churning out puppies for profit, with zero regard for their well being. There are no reliable Canadian statistics on the scope of puppy mills. A conservative estimate puts the number of puppy mills in Canada in the thousands. Humane Canada wants to raise public awareness on how to avoid puppy mills. If the demand ceases, the supply will too.
Send Health Supplies & Support to the Rural Poor. We are pioneering a community health care center, which will serve more than 5000 pygmies and the rural people in Kabale district which  infrastructure development,and medical care provision
Water Life Project 2020-2021 Many parts of Uganda suffer from the problem of clean and safe water. Even where wells exist, they don't have enough/clean and safe water for the communities. These communities could utilize the rainwater, but they can't afford to build water tanks. It is made worse with a lack of proper toilet facilities. Children spend most of their time fetching water for families.  This project will ensure that water tanks/wells are constructed/maintained and water filters distributed and toilet constructed.
Protecting Cats and Dog's on the Street of Nepal A gift to this project is a life-changing gift for a cat or dog currently on the streets of Nepal. Any animal lover would be horrified at the harshness of the lives of street animals in Nepal. The goal of the project is to assist our local partners in continuing its animal welfare programmes. This project aims to end the culling of street animals and give thousands of cats and dogs happier and healthier lives within their communities.
Empower and Employ Empower and Employ provides 20 at-risk young adults in Orange County, California an opportunity to participate in a morning of workforce readiness workshops and an afternoon of grooming and professional wardrobe selections. The program removes barriers and empowers each young adult as well as links them to strong local employer partnerships for job opportunities.
Protect 1000 Children at India's Railway Stations Children are vanishing from India's chaotic and busy railway stations every day. They are kidnapped, snatched, trafficked and sold into slavery. Forced into child labour or sex work most of these children are never seen again. Railway Children is transforming stations into child friendly spaces, where our workers race to reach children before an abuser does.  We have 6 such stations so far but we need your help to reach 1000 more children by transforming another station in the south of India.
Empowering 450 young people in Mexico Join SerVers MX to provide socio-emotional skills to 450 students from vulnerable high schools in Mexico through 45 recreational workshops. With your support, they will be able to acquire skills that allow them to self-manage a better quality of life and make decisions for greater well-being. Together we are that ray of hope for those young people from 15 to 20 years immersed in a series of disadvantages that deprive them of receiving an integral and quality education.
Combating otter trafficking in Vietnam Otters in Vietnam and other parts of Asia are at grave risk from extinction from poaching and illegal trade. This project will support efforts to end otter trafficking in Vietnam by investigating the online trade in otters. Otter pups are especially targeted for the exotic pet market, conveniently facilitated by social media platforms. Otters are also killed for their fur to make coats and hats, and other parts used as ingredients in traditional medicines.
COVID19 Response in Yumbe, Uganda Preserve International has pivoted from some of our usual operations to address some of the immediate needs brought about by the COVID19 pandemic in Yumbe, Uganda. Over the next several months we are focusing on providing emergency food aid to the most vulnerable; PPE, soap and hygiene materials to market vendors, health centers and prisons to prevent the spread of COVID19; and hard to access seeds and farming tools in ensure a strong harvest later this summer.
Evian III "Vision 2020" Leadership Conference The 1938 Evian Conference, convened at the beginning of WWII upon the direction of US President Franklin Roosevelt and attended by 32 leading world countries was assembled to address the growing refugee crisis created by Nazi persecution of European Jews. By bringing "history to action" the project mission, following the 2018 programs, is to "educate the next generation"  of world leaders via a Student Educational Leadership Conference held at the Hotel Royal, the original Conference site.
Keep Hope Alive for Single Black Mothers Everyone deserves to access quality health, better education, and a good job but we all know the challenges that single black mothers face daily to take care of themselves and their children. Covid 19 has even made the situation worse. Keep Hope Alive seeks to provide relief and resources to 500 single black mothers in the Fox Valley area of Wisconsin.