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Teach reading and writing to 450 illiterate Uganda Change African Child Int. will teach 450 women living in poverty the basic skills of reading and writing in the mother tongue, numeracy and English. The project is in Wakiso District, Uganda. Groups of 25 meet twice weekly for six months with a trained group leader and learn by discussing their life challenge and create their own texts. The aim is to make the women able to take charge of their own livelihood, understand their rights and provide a good future for their children.
Marimba training, 150 kids, Alexandra Township Our project will provide marimba (African Xylophone) training to a 150 disadvantaged children in the township of Alexandra one of Johannesburg's oldest and poorest townships with limited services and opportunities for children.   We will supply a full set of Marimbas, teaching equipment and training to implement the program.  Marimbas offer opportunities to keep children off the streets and holistic educational benefits. We have the expertise and experience to deliver on our mission
Empower Jamaican Fishermen to Restore Marine-Life At the White River Fish Sanctuary (the WRFS) we recognize that our best chance of renewing lost fish populations and coral reefs is to partner with those persons most connected to the Sea: local fishermen. By protecting 150 acres of the marine area in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, the WRFS has provided fishermen with meaningful work as wardens (9) and coral gardeners (2)  since 2017. With your support, the fishermen can continue their new found passion while welcoming three new coral gardeners.
Seeds for Life in Zambia Providing seeds, fresh water and solar-powered water reticulation systems for schools and communities in Zambia. Thousands of rural children must walk several miles each way to get to school, women draw from rivers and streams. In October temperatures soar to over 40 degrees C (100 degrees F), and no rain has fallen since April, resulting in food supplies being depleted. Children walk to school without breakfast, relying on a school feeding program, which could be there only meal of the day.
Gulf Coast Oil Spill Fund The Gulf Coast Oil Spill Fund will make emergency grants to nonprofit organizations helping the victims of the oil spill and address long-term economic, environmental, cultural effects of the disaster
Teach agriculture to youth in Puerto Rico Hurricane Maria left us without food supplies; and together with recent earthquakes, and COVID-19 food imported to the Island has increased to 90%. The Pitirre Agri-Educational Project will contribute to the Island's food security and will provide didactic and hands-on experiences in agriculture to 30 at-risk and very low-income youth living in the western area of the Island.
Gift of Education - Learning Can't Wait We've established 79 primary and 7 secondary schools in remotest areas of Bangladesh where previously there was no government school. Our students have continuously outperformed the national average. Key to our success is to hire and train teachers from the community. Using pre-fabricated structures, our schools are easily dismantled and relocated in the event of a natural disaster to quickly resume classes. To bypass the isolation, we use ICT-aided classrooms powered by solar panels.
Build Samdiar School for 120 Children in Timbuktu Political circumstances have left literacy rates close to zero in many of the villages around historic Timbuktu, Mali, which once boasted of the world's largest universities in the 12th to 16th centuries. Caravan to Class (CTC) seeks to provide the dream of an education for the children of Samdiar, in the Timbuktu region, by building a school in this carefully-selected village. CTC plans to help reignite the region's rich history of literacy by providing education to 120 deserving children.
It's About Jobs- Skills Training in Global Economy To encourage and enable the best and brightest of Haitian youths to compete in the job market in the new knowledge-based economy, by providing rigorous skills training in new and emerging technologies
Happy Meals for 300 Hungry Children We will provide sumptuous meals comprising fried chicken, rice, roasted pork, chocolates, milk and ice cream to 300 hungry children this Holiday season. These food are favorite Filipino delicacies of which most children from poor families only dream about. At least, only for this Christmas and New Year, these food will bring smiles to their faces and hearts.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Citiana, Ann-Audrey, Elayna, Hareg, and Abigail 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.
SUPPORT CENTRE MAREMBO REINTEGRATE 6 TEEN MOTHERS As we continue to fight the violence against women and girls, Centre Marembo takes this opportunity to introduce the project of reintegration of 6 teen mothers who have been living in the center since 3 years of being in our program of rehabilitation and capacity building. The 6 teen mothers are the first group of CM to be moved into the community since we committed to care for teen and pre-teen mother in 2013. The center needs them to start their own lives, face challenges with our assistance.
Personal development to 750 disadvantages malagasy Ank'Izy plans to bring personal development to 750 pupils in Madagascar. This will be done through ludic activities and also by giving support to these disadvantages children  school supplies, kit sanitary  and food.
Recovery Fund - Massive Yezidi IDP Camp Fire On June 4th, a fire broke out in Sharya camp, one of 15 camps housing 16,000 displaced Yezidis who escaped genocide in 2014.  In total, more than 370 tents were burned; 184 families comprised of 994 individuals living in these tents lost all their properties and belongings. These families are currently without shelter, food, and other basic necessities. We are asking you to to join our campaign to raise $100,000 US dollars to support these families and help us address this emergency situation.
BEE HIVES FOR RURAL FARMERS TO EDUCATE THEIR KIDS Unpredictable rain seasons, longer droughts, crop diseases and inadequate crop pollinators have greatly affected the income of rural farmers in Kikandwa villages due to poor crop yields. Majority have resorted to charcoal burning thus massive tree cutting. KIRUCODO is considering beekeeping profitable, environment friendly and less-time demanding if local farmers are supported with basic materials. 50 farmers will be reached at in 6 months with 5 hives each enough to support 3 kids in school.
Climate action in rural communities during COVID As we celebrate Earth Day, rural communities in Azuero are simultaneously vulnerable to climate change and the impacts of COVID. Pro Eco Azuero is supporting climate change action advocates at the peak of the Azuero dry season and Panama COVID epidemic by giving them income through microcontracts to produce seedlings and artisanal products from the comfort of their own homes. This  project  supports precisely the MOST vulnerable populations to COVID- elderly, low-income community members.
Education and Empowerment for Refugee Girls We believe that every refugee girl, woman, and child deserves a life of dignity with equal access to safety, education, and economic prosperity.  The Girls' Empowerment Project provides education and life skills through accelerated school courses that equip the girls with basic education and life skills for a bright future.  Our economic empowerment program teaches the girls entrepreneurial and vocational skills to earn an income for themselves and their children.
Help empower more than 25,000 women a year! Women from all walks of life are often faced with a variety of trials and tribulations. It is because of people like you that we are able to offer these women the assistance and support they need providing integral resources such as personal development, family law support, education, self-esteem, and career readiness and training services. Our programs empower women to change their lives and get a fresh start in achieving their potential, therefore, empower our community.
Bus for AIDS Orphans & Street Children in Uganda The center cares for 900 AIDS orphans and street kids in rural Uganda, but the children's opportunities are limited by the almost total lack of transportation. A school bus will end their isolation.
CAMPAIGN TO RE-OPEN THE ARK SHELTER. In December 2016, the Ark Foundation's Shelter for Battered Women & Children closed its doors after 17 years of operation. This was mainly due to lack of funding. The Shelter was the only functional shelter for domestic abuse victims (both women and children) in the country, and since it's closing, it has been a huge challenge to protect and reintegrate woman and children who are victims of domestic violence.  Currently in Ghana there is no domestic abuse shelter in operation, resulting in women
KIDS/Fashion Delivers -Essentials for Kids in Need K.I.D.S./Fashion Delivers is committed to improving the well-being, self-esteem and dignity of at-risk children through the donation of brand new merchandise. K.I.D.S./Fashion Delivers receives product donations from generous manufacturers and retailers and then distributes them to some of the neediest children in the nation through a network of over 900 local community social service agencies. For every $10 donation, we distribute $100+ of new products to kids in need.
Help families in Tripoli to fill their food basket Lebanon is going through a critical socio-economic time with a soaring inflation - just in a few months, the prices of basic goods have doubled and keep on increasing. In Tripoli, a city infamous for poverty and political neglect already before the crisis, people are no longer able to buy food for themselves. Help us in making a long term impact for the people in the city by supporting Social Grocery, a social impact shop selling discounted food and nonfood items to people on a low income.
Medical Assistance for 100 Bull Terriers in the US This project will provide funding to cover the spay/neuter medical expenses for 100 Bull Terriers in the US in 2020. This will allow Bull Terrier rescues to allocate funds and resources to meet other pressing medical needs expressed by these dogs: including skin disease, malnutrition and physical trauma.
Community Learning Centers in Lamidanda, Nepal Residents of rural villages in Nepal will gain access to useful resources - including reference and continuing education materials as well as recreational and cultural topics - and will have a place to meet at their new Community Learning Centers.
Provide 2013 rural women with loans, in Uganda Womens participation in the project has resulted in 3-5 times increased income, increased ability to provide basic necessities to children, increased commitment to improve services in their community.
Bottled Gas For Better Life: Microfinance for LPG Bottled Gas For Better Life provides microfinance loans to help low-income African families in Cameroon, Kenya and Ghana purchase equipment (filled 12.5kg or 13kg cooking gas (LPG) cylinder, double burner stove and accessories) needed to switch to clean cooking, replacing harmful, environmentally polluting solid fuels. This reduces the deadly effects of Household Air Pollution from smoke from cooking fuels like firewood, charcoal and kerosene.
Mobile App to Report Child Abuse Children may experience cyberbullying, grooming, sexual abuse, sexual exploitation or even emotional abuse online. The worse thing is that the abuse in such cases can come into safe spaces as their bedrooms. Images, videos, chats are stored and the abusers mainly tend to threaten children by sharing them with their close family members or friends. The mobile application will allow children to report abuse enabling both police and himaya to respond faster and better to the reported cases.
Saving Man's Best Friend In Venezuela Dog owners in Venezuela have been forced to abandon their pets because pet food has become overwhelmingly expensive. Also, vaccines and treatments that pets need are scarce or inaccessible. There is a proliferation of diseases that have affected homeless pets such as scabies and rabies resulting in a high health risk to humane society. Through this project, we will be providing decent dog food and canine treatments in order to prevent the most common infectious diseases.
GlobalGirl Media Chicago Webisode Series GLOBALGIRL MEDIA (GGM) DEVELOPS THE VOICE AND MEDIA LITERACY OF TEENAGE GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN IN UNDER-SERVED COMMUNITIES BY TEACHING THEM TO CREATE AND SHARE DIGITAL JOURNALISM DESIGNED TO IGNITE COMMUNITY ACTIVISM AND SOCIAL CHANGE. GlobalGirl Media Chicago is producing a webisode series "A Tale of Two Chicagos" on economic and social disparity, and the creative ways of overcoming urban blight in Chicago. Profiles on individuals and community-based organizations through a gender lens!
Empower 100 students with vital IT skills in Ghana With an ever changing world and economy which requires one to have knowledge in digital and soft skills, Grow Ghana seeks to empower, engage and orient students for a digital future. Having built a newly furnished IT lab with your help, we want to reach out to more students in rural Ghana. We plan to use the newly built IT lab for coding workshops and also engage in mobile training by taking our Raspberry Pi project to schools and giving students the opportunity to experience the art of coding.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Amenaide, Nicholas, and Dagny 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.
Early Stimulation and Food for 40 Children of Peru The nursery school Wawacha operates in Cusco, providing protection, early stimulation, hygiene, health, food security and amusement for 40 children of single mothers of surrounding neighborhoods.
Typhoon Haiyan Survivors' Food Security Project The project will provide vegetable seed packets, garden tools and materials so that the survivors can start backyard gardening and ensure food security. International food aid will be gone in a short while and will never be enough. Meanwhile gardening is easy to do, will provide relaxation and value for the depressed survivors and best of all will provide food and nutrients on a daily basis. The survivors do not have to wait for long since some vegetables mature in 22 days.
Help Farmers Rear Silk Moths to Restore Forests Sustainable management of the Makira Forest requires changes in the practices of local subsistence farmers. SEPALIM teaches farmers silk rearing and sustainable production techniques that bolsters family income by 60-200% and restores habitat.  It trains local artisans to transform cocoons into unique cocoon silk textiles.  Pupae are removed from the cocoons and pupae protected until their maturity.  Hence silk production is no-kill, and sustainable and silk textiles are called "peace silk",
Covid19 Relief Fund for Families in Philippines March 16, 2020, the entire island of Luzon, Philippines was placed under quarantine due to a growing number of COVID-19 cases, forcing almost all businesses to close. We are based in Quezon City, a city of about 2.9 million people. With businesses closed, suspended public transport & slow government's response to the crisis, poor families of daily wage earners are now left unsure of where to get food for the next weeks! Please help us give nutritious meals to thousands of families affected.
Sensitize Counselors Working With MSM Communities Due to the complexities of the issues of MSM and HIV/AIDS there is a tremendous need for counselors to be trained to provide adequate, sensitive and confidential services to the MSM community.
Outpost USA. Helping our First Responders The Outpost USA project is a Medic Outpost effort to provide emergency medical training and equipment to rural first responders in the United States.  Outpost USA will provide personal protective equipment devices such as Covid Intubation boxes, ambulance safety tents, and hospital emergency room tents to first responder teams and rural hospitals.   Medic Outpost will provide basic and advanced EMS training to first responders, volunteer EMS and Fire departments, and rural hospitals in need.
Help 450 Vulnerable Children - Cabo Verde THE ACHADA GRANDE TRAS FOOTBALL SCHOOL, also known by the acronym EFAT, is a non-profit organization that aims at the social promotion of children and teenagers from Achada Grande Tras, and surroundings, one of the problematic neighborhoods of Praia City. EFAT try to bit those problems through sports, cultural, recreational and academic activities, thus changing society and the world, starting with the most vulnerable and fragile, childrens.
Funding Jose Nel's Triplets University Education Jose Nel a neurosurgeon, passed away on January 30th at the age of 53. He is survived by his wife Maria Constanza and their triplets, Santiago, Juan Jose and Maria Jose. Jose Nel always lived to serve others, putting the needs and well-being of his patients before that of his own. The love he felt for his patients was only surpassed by the love he felt for his family. His children were his pride and happiness. Let's honor his memory and his legacy by securing his children's education.
Support Innovation in Vulnerable Schools In recent years, we have integrated classroom innovations from around the world into our work on the ground. Our Center for Educational Leadership recently launched successfully the "Redes de Tutoria" ("Tutorial Networks") and we have proposed to scale this innovation into 50 Schools from Chile of different contexts and show to Policy Makers "Yes, we can innovate and this is the way to do it". We invite to our donors to sponsor a vulnerable school in Chile to help us to implement this initiative
Support LGBTIQ+ visibility in Buenos Aires Brandon has 20 years of experience and was born in search of an alternative space where art and activism could meet, taking the issue of sexual diversity as a central theme. In 2005 we opened a cultural center called "casaBrandon" where we carry out all kinds of cultural activities. We are a team of people who work to create and support a large number and variety of projects and initiatives to promote LGBTIQ+ visibilty
Solar light : Power to people This project aims to replace the usage of kerosene lamps with solar lighting devices to households 
 in a remote village called Pamohi, located in the outskirts of Guwahati, Assam, India.  In this under electrified village, the villagers use kerosene or candles as source of energy for lighting. The solar lighting device will provide better illumination and kerosene smoke free indoor environment thereby enhancing the productivity and quality of the villagers, particularly children.
Glover's Reef Research Station, Belize Take action with the Wildlife Conservation Society by supporting Glover's Reef Research Station - a platform for cutting-edge marine science on the Belize Barrier Reef. The research conducted here by scientists and students from around the world helps protect threatened sharks and rays, sea turtles, reef fish, and much more at one of the Caribbean's most important coral reef systems, and advances the training and education of the next generation of marine scientists and ocean advocates.
SUPPORT CROATIAN CHILDREN CARING FOR EACH OTHER We have designed 5 new workshops to address fears, in particular the fear of Covid 19, which will include children aged 7 to 14 and people with disabilities. We will include at least 25 school children from Zagreb and 25 people with intellectual disabilities of the Regoc Association from Slavonski Brod. Workshops "Skillful Hands " and learning how to make handicrafts from wood and fabric will alleviate the stress and fear of Covid 19, but also the fear for their loved ones.
Keeping Families Self-Sufficient The YWCA provides a safety net of services to low-income families, who are often facing a life transition, helping them to gain or maintain self-sufficiency.
ICT as a Tool for Young Voices This project supports 110 young journalists in Armenia in helping them identify community problems and solve them through mass media and modern technology.
Educate deaf families/children in Vienna kinderhaende (children's hands) is an organization devoted to deaf children and their families who intend to learn Austrian sign language (OeGS) and thus take the opportunity to use a language which perception does not depend on the ear. The project's goals are to fund five classes where children (6 months - 7 years) and parents learn OGS, get an affirmative perspective on deafness and grow a positive image of signing people.
Pediatric care for 200 parentless children. We want to guarantee access to healthcare, offering comprehensive medical care to orphaned, abandoned, or impoverished children who live on the streets without access to public health under unhygienic and malnourished conditions. We want to provide these vulnerable children with their universal right to have access to quality and comprehensive medical care.
Ignite love for math in Bulgarian students The world-renowned JUMP Math program helps younger students overcome stress and anxiety related to learning math, as well as develop important skills and mindsets. Our organization has worked to make JUMP Math available to Bulgarian teachers and students since 2010. Your donation will allow us to train more teachers and provide instructional materials free of charge to schools and educators serving soon-to-be-discovered math prodigies growing up in less fortunate circumstances.
Provide Urgent Medical Attention To Syrians This campaign aims to support URGENT medical needs of those most in need in northern Syria through supporting our hospitals, medical centers and mobile clinics located there
Ensuring people are the heroes of their own story Aid, philanthropy, non-profits and government, often, make decisions for people, rather than with them. At Feedback Labs, we believe people are the best experts in their lives and should drive the policies and programs that affect them.   Feedback+ events invite feedback proponents from across the world to share their strategies for putting people and communities at the forefront of decision-making. This project seeks to sponsor attendance for more of these change-makers to our Summits.
Conserving Senegal's Chimpanzees through Education In order to conserve the small population of savanna chimpanzees in Senegal, West Africa our organization Neighbor Ape works to educate people living alongside them and to aid in their welfare as well. Our project includes educational workshops at villages sharing land with chimpanzees, as well as providing scholarships for village children so that they can attend mission schools in regional towns or nursing school in the capitol city of Dakar. We especially try to assist young women.
Consolidating youth education and health in Petare This project provides comprehensive care in the area of education, nutrition and health to 165 out-of-school children and adolescents in two alternative schools located in the Petare neighborhood, in the midst of a pandemic that has worsened their socioeconomic situation.