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Pain relief for 500 hospice patients in Hungary This project serves improving the quality of life of 500 terminally ill children and adults, who are cared for by the professionals of Hungarian Hospice Foundation per year. In order to save the cancer patients' human dignity pain and other symptoms must be effectively controlled until the very end. We prefer caring for the patients in their own homes, especially in the case of pediatric patients. Our inpatient unit in Budapest is also available when hospitalization is needed.
Give me a voice! This project intends to help marginalized women's in North Albania to be integrated in the society. The project intends to provide for women in need legal assistance and help them to find job, to participate on capacity building training and professional courses. Many marginalized women are not aware about their right and the project intends to protect their rights and give better access to justice. By establishing a women center we intend to provide professional courses and legal assistance.
BUILD A CENTRE FOR VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN MWANZA The amount of money that will be raised will directly go to the project of building a centre for vulnerable children to live permanently. This centre will comprise of classes for these children to get education, a library, kitchen, toilets, bathrooms and hostels for both girls and boys and other important things as stated in the budget.
Build a Home for People Living with HIV/AIDS This project will provide a home with a caring, self-sustaining environment within a family structure for 100 children and adults infected and affected by HIV-AIDS in rural South Africa
Support abandoned mentally challenged girls home Home for mentally challenged Girls creates a community of people who care, nurture and provides for 40 mentally challenged orphans who live at Thiruvanamali, India. We provide vocational skills for  them with doctors and nurses who take care of their physical needs and volunteers meet with them every week on a consistent basis to give them the emotional care that they need.
Donate a wheelchair to a Pakistani in need There is a shortage of good quality wheelchairs in Pakistan. We are donating to private homes and hospitals.
The Kerala Corridor Project 4 Wild Asian Elephants Reckless land use across India in the name of economic growth is accelerating habitat loss, driving elephants into human spaces to find food, and resulting in senseless deaths-human & elephant. We're focused on returning their lost land and creating corridors in the southern state of Kerala, so they can move freely between forest patches. This could reduce human elephant conflict & thwart inbreeding that causes genetic disorders & untimely deaths. India has 55% of global Asian elephants @>29,700
All Ugandan girls should be able to go to school! Nyaka educates more than 700 orphaned and vulnerable children in two free primary schools and one free secondary and vocational school. These children are generally cared for by grandmother caregivers and those at primary school often walk for miles to get to and from school. Your donations provide these girls with clean drinking water, nutritious hot meals, high quality tuition, medicine, sanitary products and school supplies, as well as a safe place to learn and interact with their peers.
Provide Solar Light to Displaced African Refugees We have given 500 solar lights to nine UNHCR refugee camps worldwide.  These lights were distributed via their education branch, however, were also used as part of camp safety and security and health.
Improving lives of vulnerable families in Chiapas This project seeks to contribute to local development of families of the Tzeltal-Tzotzil Cooperative, a group of women and men from Pantelho, Chiapas, dedicated to the production of organic coffee and honey and the elaboration of handmade textiles. Through the strengthening of its production and commercialization processes, developing capacities and including and promoting the participation of women and young people.
Emergency Disaster Relief for Moturiki Fiji A severe condition 5 hurricane plowed through Fiji on 19-20 February, killing at least 42 people and destroying thousands of homes, rendering over 50 thousand people homeless.  The community-based coral reef conservation sites on Morutiki Island, where we have worked since 2004 were very badly hit, with 90% of the houses destroyed by fierce winds and a two meter storm surge that swept into the villages. These people have given so much for conservation.... and now they need our help.
SUPPLYING CLEAN WATER TO THE ORPHANAGE -  SCHOOL Having access to adequate sanitation is the only way that would help reduce illness and deaths of young children and people caused by drinking unclean water, from different sources, located nearby or far away of the Orphanage and Iwacu Kazoza School. A  Well has been drilled and Water has been found; it is pure and plenty of water. The remaining work to be done is to install water solar pump, pipes, build water tanks then to supply water  to the school, orphanage and surrounding community.
Hurricane Harvey Urban Search & Rescue Deployment Empact Northwest is deploying a team of highly trained Urban Search & Rescue personnel to the areas most likely to be heavily damaged by Hurricane Harvey in the next 48 hours.  This team will be ready to go right to work with local fire departments and NGO's to rescue, support, and assist those affected in the most underserved communities.
Peruvians Against Violence Intergenerational project preventing violence against older people in marginalized neighborhood of Lima.
Support Growth of 10 Social Enterprises Grassroots Business Fund invests in social businesses that are making a positive impact at the base of the pyramid in communities around the world. MBAs Without Borders Advisors, recruits graduates of top business schools to grow and scale social enterprises that drive economic development, create jobs, and improve standards of living in dynamic global markets. MBAs Without Borders will partner with Grassroots Business Fund to provide pro bono consulting services to ten social enterprises.
Transform Consumerism in Sao Paulo, Brazil Rede Rizoma (Rhizome Network) is an online platform that aims to help consumers and producers of perishable goods in Brazil. This project will first be implemented in the 96 districts of Sao Paulo. It connects consumers directly with local producers according to locations and interests, making purchasing collectively possible. By buying collectively, consumers can enjoy lower prices and producers better remunerations since there are now less transactions and actors in the production chain.
Present inspiring chamber music in Portland OR Chamber Music Northwest brings some of the world's finest classical music artists to inspire and educate audiences through world-class concerts of diverse music.
Assist 38 ex-child slaves in  Ghana for training There are ex-child slaves in several poor communities between ages 15 to 22 with no education and no support or livelihood after being trafficked for several years. Rescue Foundation is seeking to raise $15,000 to help 38 of them with apprenticeship training by attaching them to Master Craftsmen to learn vocations such as masonry, carpentry, auto-mechanic, hairdressing and dress-making, thus enabling these unfortunate persons to live better lives.
RenewableEnergy: Empowering 4,000 FilipinoFamilies Community-based small scale renewable energy projects are harnessing hydro, solar and/or wind power providing clean/affordable energy to rural poor Filipino villagers. To replicate these projects in other rural poor villages while ensuring efficiency and sustainability, SIBAT will establish "Center for Renewable Energy & Appropriate Technology (CREATech)" in Brgy. Estrada, Capas, Tarlac Province to provide trainings, information and local fabrication of parts for ~4,000 poor families.
Help 30 indigenous kids save the sea turtle in MEX This project will expand the cultural and environmental awareness horizons of kids and adolescents in Chantiik Taj Tajinkutik A.C. They will visit the beach for the first time and at the same time the turtle fields where they will learn of the importance of taking care of the sea turtle.  We will take 30 children and adolescents from low-income indigenous families who without your help could not cover the cost of food, transportation, lodging.  Help us to fulfill our impossible dream!
Epilepsy Information in Sign Language for the Deaf There are an estimated 1 million cases of Epilepsy in Kenya. There are over 600,000 deaf people in Kenya many of them affected by Epilepsy either as caregivers or patients. They lack access to medical services because information on Epilepsy is not available in Sign Language. KAWE  wishes to create an Epilepsy basics Kenya Sign Language Video to be used in awareness creation over social media platforms and through training sessions where deaf people may be present.
MDR-TB in Ethiopia: Access to Diagnosis and Care GHC is saving lives in Ethiopia by providing early diagnosis and treatment for patients suffering from multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB).
Back to School: Emergency Response in Lebanon Due to the economic crisis in Lebanon, which affected the education sector, at least 500 schools in Lebanon are threatened to shut down this year, and more than 1.2 million children have been out of school. Thus, URDA's Education Sector is launching its annual BTS Back to School Campaign through four main interventions including: student sponsorship, school bag and stationery, as well as school supplies, and transportation support.
Empower 50,000 Young Green Ambassadors in China Our 2010 goal is to empower 50,000 young students across China, enlisting help from 500 university student volunteers by training them to deliver the GECKO program to high schools themselves.
Amazon River School Digitalization This project develops digital classrooms-in-a-box for distribution to Amazon River schools, and trains teachers to use them.  River schools are small single-classroom rural schools that serve impoverished students along the Amazon River.  We are building and deploying kits with smartphones and Raspberry Pis (plus our learning system Agavi) and helping local educators develop appropriate learning activities and resources.
Make Haiti's limb and brace center self-sustaining This project will transform BRAC's existing limb and brace center in Haiti into a locally run, self-sustaining social enterprise. The model is based on a similar center in Bangladesh, where cost recovery is now 110%. Thanks to BRAC's partnerships with other donors, contributions to this project have extraordinary leverage: Funding of $19,786 raised through Global Giving will be matched and multiplied by others, unlocking $86,026 to reach 285 patients and contribute to sustainability.
Give education to 80 survivors of rape in Zimbabwe 1 in every 3 girls under the age of 18 in Zimbabwe suffers from sexual abuse. In some cases, girls can be left pregnant and homeless. With your help we can support these girls with a safe living environment, counselling and emotional support, and through the provision of education so that they can go on to support themselves in adulthood.
Jossam Village Borehole Project The project will construct a borehole in Jossam Village in Blantyre district in Malawi. The borehole will provide clean water for 1242 boys and men and 1224 women and girls in the village. The project is expected to cost $6500. The project will be implemented by Centre for Child Development and Research a duly registered local NGO in Malawi.
Pan-India Tele-Health Helpline Aarogya Seva is expanding on the successful implementation of a COVID-19 Mental Health Helpline, by adding a tele-health helpline to assist community members with non-COVID related health concerns. The aim of the tele-health helpline is to provide the public with an alternative method to receive access to general healthcare and health advice.
Community Toilet facility to 15 indian villages Construction of community toilets in  villages who as of now go for open air defecation, is the way we can improve public health and dignity among people.  GRF plans to help 10 more villages build 20 community toilets (two in each village: 1 for men and 1 for women) and organize them to operate and maintain them.
Mwambo Child Protection Every day Malawian children are being orphaned by the death of their parents.  The MCP Project is a urgent collaborative effort to protect innocent children who are lost in the aftermath of the HIV/AIDS crisis.  Formed in 2003 in a small village of Southern Malawi, the Childcare Organization is leading this partnership of rural relief organizations.
Healthy food businesses for low income Colombians Via Cocina teaches motivated low income Colombians in Medellin to transform local produce into sugar-free, non-fried healthy international dishes: combined with personalized small business training, participants combat diet-related health problems selling normally unavailable high quality food in low income neighborhoods at affordable prices. We've been renovating for months, exhausted all credit, and need a little help to finish the spaces where participants can cook and sell to the public.
Build a School for 300 Orphan Children in Congo RAAPS-UK plans to build this year six classrooms in the Bandundu province to provide free education for orphan and abandoned children who are  victims of every day wars and abuse in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Also providing the children with free meals, uniforms and their own dormitories together with their library within the school containing books, journals and literacy support services to those affected by wars and abuses.
Coronavirus Relief Aid Distribution & Support As of April 28, 2021, Japan's COVID-19 death toll surpassed 10,000 and the total number of confirmed cases topped 577,000. Surges in confirmed cases strain the local medical systems and facilities everywhere require additional support. Additionally, the pandemic has caused other issues including increase in domestic violence, mental health problems, and more. Therefore, Civic Force and our partners are strengthening our response activities in Japan to counteract the effects of the virus.
Daily Bread Farm for malnourished children - Benin The project consists in the implementation of a farm next to the hospitality center (C.A.R.F. Francesco Massaro) and the nutritional one co-managed by Aleimar and Sisters of the OCPSP (involved in socio-humanitarian purposes) for over ten years. The aim is to contribute to enhance the diet of the children and more generally to the self-sustainability of the two already existing structures. The beneficiaries are 130 children, in fact the project has not only a great economic value but  human too.
An Education for over 400 Children in Zambia Fountain of Hope Association offers a home for boys living on the streets in Lusaka, Zambia, in addition to health care and an education for children living in poverty. The organization has very few school supplies and is unable to pay its teachers. As a result, the teachers often do not arrive at work and the students are unable to learn. With additional funds, Fountain of Hope could provide a salary to its teachers, ensuring their attendance, and provide pencils, desks, and other supplies.
Help Us Train Montessori Teachers in Uganda! The school we are supporting was started in September 2017 as part of Acholi Diaspora Initiative, and has been embraced by community members who lived and experienced over two decades of civil unrest which caused massive displacements, loss of lives, livelihoods and broken family structures. The school faces a barrier in accessing Montessori Teacher Training, and must travel to Kenya to access it, which this project will support.
Dziewczyny na politechniki! - 10 000 Girls go STEM National campaign "Dziewczyny na politechniki!" encourages girls to take interest in the STEM fields. At 7th April 2016 20 best Polish technical universities invite high school girls to take part in the "Open Day: For Girls Only". Trough the great variety of events, participants gain an insight into academic life of technical universities and the STEM-departments. Laboratories are open and workshops and meetings with female students and professors available. 10 000 girls will participate.
Orange Lutheran High Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Shayna, Ava, Kayla, & Grace from Orange Lutheran High School have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Help support 1 million sexual violence survivors Less than 13% of sexual violence survivors feel safe speaking up or getting help. That equals 1.14 billion survivors worldwide suffering in silence. MapYourVoice offers survivors a safe and therapeutic place to have their voices heard and validated.  Survivors gain easy access to local support -- and are encouraged to reach out for needed protection and care. Each survivor's anonymous report adds to valuable new data that can be used to help prevent and combat further sexual violence.
Training health workers in Tanzania This project will train health care professionals in Tanzania in what THEY asked to be trained in - a survey showed that they wanted to know more about how to search for good information on health, particularly evidence-based health care (which means finding out what the majority of studies show is the best health care method for any particular health problem). Doctors in Tanzania earn about $450/month, thus their need for help paying for this course. Please help doctors improve health care.
Build Medical School for 400 young girls in Uganda We are building a Medical School in Gulu, Uganda to promote Medical knowledge of 400 young girls in our communities. The northern region of Uganda has been traumatized by war and urgently we need healthcare workers to improves lives in the community. Young mothers are dying of birth as we don't have enough midwiferies, nurses, Doctors or clinical officers in the region. By supporting building the medical school, we will overcome the healthcare workers shortages and improves lives.
Transportation for Shristi Special Academy kids Shristi Special Academy in Bangalore provides transport facility for the 180 children with different ability to be picked and dropped back to their homes as part of its services. Currently it operates 3 buses and 2 of the buses are almost 15 years old and frequently require repairs incurring a lot of expense and inconvenience.  It requests assistance to purchase another bus  (Seating Capacity 40) for providing pick up and drop for differently abled children from their home  to the academy.
Pay Assessment Fees for Special Needs Children This project will pay for at least 150 children with special needs to be professionally assessed and to determine their capacity to attend regular school or school designated to special needs children, the assessment will also assist caregivers, parents and teachers with the necessary information to make informed decisions regarding special needs children and to assist them in becoming self sufficient and capable of performing basic survival tasks.
Support  1000 Tribal Children Education in India The project will support 1000 tribal children education and health, particularly the hill indigenous children who are deprived of all human needs. Even just $100 can support one child education for one year at the Primary Level.  The project will help in enrollment, free uniforms and text book supplies.
Save and Protect Turtles and Giant Tortoise's Our Islands in the Seychelles is the home to the largest populations of Aldabra giant tortoise outside of Aldabra Atoll. These slow animals are essential to our wildlife and environment but struggle to out run poachers. Turtles and Tortoise new hatchlings found on the Island are relocated to safe locations to survive the wild, we tag and protect them and find them when they are in need of support. This is all done with the support of your donations!
SUPPORT KENYAN NONPROFITS SERVING OVER 5000 PEOPLE This project will help a network of small, grassroots nonprofits in Kenya Learn, Share and Grow. This will enable them to serve local communities more efficiently with greater impact, where possible working in collaboration to share resources and knowledge.  Through the network, they can gain more visibility and access training opportunities for capacity building.
Provide Hope for 100 Zimbabwean Detainees This project provides effective legal counsel and legal rights awareness for 100 indigent detainees in Zimbabwe, who are often abused and imprisoned with adult convicts.
Bring the future for 2000 Syrian students Education for all children is critical, but for millions affected by humanitarian war in Syria, is very urgent. 0.5 million children are deprived of education in Northwest Syria. The educational sector suffers a lack of basic resources to carry out the educational process. Our project aims to secure access to safe, equitable and quality education within tented classrooms in Jarablus district- Zoghra camp by provision learning and teaching materials, rehabilitation, and recreational activities
School library for rural Cambodian children This project will build a library for 100 students at the Prey Toteung primary school in Bawul village, rural Battambang Province, Cambodia. It will be our second school library building and the third library that we supply with books and learning materials.
Saving Mothers Lives at the Community Level By ensuring mothers and frontline health providers in Mozambique have access to simple, proven, and affordable technologies, thousands of lives can be saved during pregnancy and childbirth.
Solar for Internally Displaced Persons Camps Our project addresses the problem of lack of clean energy for lightening in Internally Displaced Persons Camps and communities in North East Nigeria. The insurgency in North East Nigeria caused  by the terrorist group Boko Haram have displaced over 2 million people who are taking shelter in different internally displaced persons camp in different parts of the country. Nearly all the camps are without electricity. Our project is to provide electricity at the camps using Solar Energy
Nutrition for 1120 vulnerable Afghan Children Based on our rapid assessment in the Ghazni, Wardak and Kabul provinces during August 2019. Almost 1120 IDPs children living with families/relative in main cities. The vulnerable children have 2 major problems with the children on the move or IDPs. Malnutrition and lack of food for children and lack of hygiene and education opportunities. DELO will provide targeted children with energy biscuits and milk on daily basis for 6 months and establish 3-5 child friendly spaces and 15 community classes.
Provide School Supplies for 2,500 African Students This project will provide 2,500 students with school supplies so that they will be well-equipped to receive a quality education.
Help Cambodians end family and community violence We believe a culture of peace starts from the everyday lives, hearts, and minds of people at the grassroots. In 2022, we will partner with 200 people, with a focus on women from minority and Cambodian forest communities, to develop their capacity to stop cycles of violence and be catalysts of positive change in their communities. This project builds on years of grassroots peacebuilding work, adding extra emphasis on gender equity, family reconciliation, and environmental stewardship.