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Provide Nutrition for Poor People in Mexico Why do people have to die of hunger while in the same state a lot of food is disposed by supermarkets, production facilities and restaurants because the demand on certain products was not as high as calculated? We,  the Food Bank in Merida (Banco de Alimentos de Merida A.C.), give the mentioned facilities a break to donate these products and by distributing them we can contribute to decrease the amount of starving people in the Yucatan.
Build A School for 200 street children in Ghana The project aim at addressing illiteracy among underserved children by constructing three classrooms to provide them with a serene learning environment. Currently, we managed to mobilise the children under an open nature shelter where we meet everyday to study. Situation on ground such as rainfall and frequent bumping of people into the premises does not permit sound studies. With portable classrooms we guarantee these children right to quality education no matter their socio-economic background
MAKING HEALTHCARE A HUMAN RIGHT In today's era, medical science has advanced tremendously and progressing however the irony lies in the fact that affordability of medical treatment is often a  question of distress to society, specially for people living below poverty line. In such cases, Abhilasha Foundation sponsors surgery and treatment for the children by working voluntarily with hospitals such as Reliance, Jupiter, Nanvati Hospital and many more to fund critically ill patients so that they are not deprived of medical help.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, high school students Meeraa, Nainika, Ankitha, Nithya, and Vibha 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 to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Cyclone Amphan women-led response In May 2020, a powerful cyclone hit India and Bangladesh, causing death, injury, and damage to thousands of homes. ActionAid is responding in the most affected communities through long-standing community partnerships, coordinating relief efforts and driving change that lasts.
Christmas for 250 at-risk youth Wichita Falls, TX This project will allow 250 at-risk young people in Wichita Falls, TX to have and experience a Christmas that is simply not possible without your help.  They live below the poverty level, many times on the streets, and in several cases are illegally sold for a parent's drug habit.  We can help give back HOPE where there is great despair, food, clothing and adults who will stand in the gap for them on many levels.  WE NEED YOUR HELP PLEASE.
Organic Farming Promotion of 1000 Family in Beed Organic farming is a system of agriculture that uses environmentally sound techniques for raising crops and livestock that are free from synthetic compound. The methods used in organic farming seeks to increase long term soil fertility, balance insect and organism populations and reduce air, soil and water pollution while maintaining or increasing levels of production. As opposed to the conventional farming system, organic farming keeps the welfare of every player in mind.
Give 300 Zimbabwean Children an Education This project will give 300 rural Zimbabwean children a quality education and a brighter future. Breakfast, Masuwe and Sekebelo Primary Schools are severely under-resourced. Full classroms where teachers often instruct multiple grades in the same classroom. Basic education materials are severely lacking. Parents cannot afford to pay school fees and the few teachers often work unpaid for months.  Help us provide the support and basic necessities to give these children an education - and a future.
Estudio Damgo II: A Filipino Design-Build Studio Senior architecture students at Foundation University get hands-on experience leading the design of a new multipurpose building for the flood survivors from typhoon Sendong.
Providing Safe Drinking Water for Poor Communities AID-SL through the EMAS Technology adopted Self-made pump is a low-cost WASH technology concept, providing technical WASH facility implementation as well as training for local WASH technicians. The clients are the households or communities that invest in the technologies for water supply, sanitation and hygiene. The promoted low-cost Water Self-Supply technologies in Sierra Leone include a wide range of low-cost options such as hand drilled wells, rain water harvesting systems, household water.
Child Survival & Development 1st 1000 Days of life Focuses on the reduction in child mortality, access to health care, and responsive care systems for children under 5 years old.  Increase awareness and knowledge of the first 1000 days' programme through dialogue and door-to-door campaigns.
Successfully Impacting Haitian Women Organizations The Haitian Women's Collective (HWC) gathers women led organizations in Haiti  to increase the effectiveness of their local projects by providing support in training, increasing technical capacity and building skills of the leaders at the forefront. We do this through community based/service gap assessment; leadership training, effective networking, developing tools,  and developing an advocacy agenda to make a difference in the lives of women and girls; supporting communities.
Let's Help Syrian Refugee Children in Serbia Now! Over 650,000 refugees from Middle East, mainly from Syria, have entered Serbia over the last 18 months and are still coming in hundreds on daily basis. Amongst them are more than 200,000 children and over 5,000 of them are unaccompanied ones. We are trying to help them stay physically and mentally healthy. Alongside humanitarian aid, we are also trying to develop an online Q&A list for their protection, information and education on how and where they can seek medical, legal and social help.
Support 2000 Kenya school girls with reusable pads With your kind support, we will empower Karunga Women Self Help Group to sew reusable ecological sanitary pad kits and cotton shopping bags. The sanitary pads will be distributed to school girls in vulnerable indigenous communities for improved hygiene, school attendance, participation and self-confidence. Project will include environmental conservation education, waste management and recycling. Cotton shopping bags and other environmentally friendly products will be promoted among communities.
Epilepsy Early Education & Awareness Epilepsy Early Education and Awareness Program is designed to educate and increase basic knowledge about epilepsy and seizure management among students, school personnel, and families. This program is to implement the knowledge about types of seizures, how to recognize a seizure, and what to do when a seizure occurs. This program is to eliminate perceived stigma and dispel myths that is associated with epilepsy and provide a safe and supportive environment for youths living with epilepsy.
Give toilets to 200 children in Paraguay Global Infancia will build sanitary facilities and install a new drainage system for Padres Unidos, a rural school in Carapegua, Paraguay. The new building will make it possible to maintain minimum standards of hygiene, reducing the risk of disease in the school and the wider community. In the long term increased access to sanitation facilities will transform the conditions for healthy learning, and positively impact on the overall development and emotional well being of 200 children and staff.
Teach For Nepal Only about 3 in 10 children in Nepal's public school system graduate from secondary schools. Where as 90% children who go to private schools graduate. We recruit, train, and place outstanding young Nepalese leaders to teach in rural public schools to end education inequity in Nepal. Teach For Nepal fellowship is a highly competitive, challenging, and rewarding leadership development program that will prepare the participants to be lifelong leaders.
Provide Education to 20 Disabled Nepali Children More than 90% of the world's blind people live in developing countries, of these, more than 600,000 live in Nepal.  And, a great number of these are children who, without special help, have very little chance to live full and satisfying lives. Nepal Youth Foundation's Scholarships for Disabled Students help blind, deaf, and physically disabled students get an education, learn to take care of themselves, and become productive members of their society.
Pump Track for Summer Fun Joel's Place is working with American Ramp Company to add a pump track to our park here at 1890 Marika Road!  This will be a smooth surface for biking, scooters and skateboards providing hours of outdoor fun for the youth who come the Friday night Skate Church and Raw Joy School Age program.
Keep Syrian Children Warm this Winter Support our efforts to provide warm clothes and blankets to the most vulnerable children in Syrian IDP camps near the borders with Turkey.  Since the beginning of the current crisis in Syria, internally displaced people (IDPs) have expressed concern about winter. Many lack warm clothes and blankets living in tent camps that are ill-prepared for cold weather. More than 200,000 IDPs living in tent camps 60% of them are children in need for assistance this winter.
Help Bolivian Youth Access Higher Education The Helping Hands Foundation provides support for marginalized and disadvantaged youth, especially boys and girls with extreme needs. Helping Hands works in the department of La Paz, one of the two most populated regions in Bolivia. This project enables our students to attend university or a technical institute and therefore have the opportunity to fulfill their potential in life.
Reusable Sanitary Pads for 10,000 Girls in Nigeria The She Needs A Pad Project will provide Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) education and empowerment to 10,000 girls and women in rural underserved communities in Nigeria. It will provide menstrual materials and supplies and teach the production of reusable pads. Small peer discussion groups would be organized to ensure adequate and accurate information is discussed on menstruation and related matters.
Send 350 Girls to School in Ghana for a Year Achievers Ghana plans to sponsor 350 girls in slum communities back to school this year, to provide free education for girls who come from the deprived and poorest sections of societies in slum communities in Ghana. This project gives girls in slum communities in Ghana access to better education and also extra curriculum activities geared towards empowering a girl child.
Yagazie Foundation for Children of Plateau State. This Project "Yagazie Foundation for the Children and Youths of Plateau State will focus on provision of enhanced education, clean environmental sanitation and quality health care program for Children in Plateau State, Nigeria.
Sponsor a child for a better life & help them grow The organization's two core programmes are Residential Care; and the Therapeutic Treatment Centre. The Residential Care programme can cater for up to 90 children and currently has 70 children in its care (21 of whom are HIV positive), who have been placed at Epworth by the courts because they have been neglected, abused or abandoned. In order to prevent family disintegration, Epworth's Therapeutic Treatment Centre (Therapy and Assessment Centre) provides therapeutic services to everyone.
ARCANDINA: Caretakers of the Galapagos Islands Using innovative multi-media activities for children to develop a culture of conservation in Ecuador's Galapagos Islands.
Guatemala: Pigs for Women Farmers Pig farming will provide Indigenous Ixil women in El Quiché the economic resources and technical skills to create sustainable livelihoods for themselves and their families.
PLANT 19,500 TREES IN 6 SCHOOLS IN MOLO KENYA To save cost, energy and improve environment schools need woodlots. School Tree nurseries will also provide seedlings for community. The one year project will cost $ 4332 benefit 6 schools.
Arts Therapy for 30 sexually abused girls in India Even though counseling is advised for a victim of child sexual abuse, talking about what happened is often the last thing that children want to do.  Arts-Based Therapy is defined as the clinical and evidence-based use of art-forms (music, drama, and visual arts) to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship. When we work with small groups of children, we are able to use this creative process to help them develop better self-confidence, self-esteem and emotional awareness
Reaching Out the Flood Affected Families in India For India, monsoons haven't been modest this time. Heavy and incessant rains have led to severe flooding especially in Himalayan region, towards the northeastern part of country. Over 37 million people have been affected across 5 states in India. SEEDS is supporting families across the states of Assam, Bihar, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal through immediate medical, shelter, water, sanitation and education support.
Dynamo Camp - serious fun for sick children Dynamo Camp helps sick children and their families re-gain self-confindence, focusing on their abilities rather than their limits. This is done through the Therapeutic Recreation model. Constantly supervised by medical personnel and qualified staff, children at Dynamo Camp can try several activities of a creative and sport flavour, while in contact with nature. Inclusion and socialization are the main target. All activities and lodging are offered free of charge.
Help Save Education and Renovate Asikam School Van Moorhouse Foundation will adopt Asikam primary & Junior high school which consist of 650 pupils in the East Akim district of the Eastern Region of Ghana. This project will equip the school with classroom furniture such as chairs,desks,school supplies ,STEM equipment's, digital skill centre, sanitation facilities and help renovating the school block including building Library,kitchen and playground.
New Well and Clean Water for 127 Nicaraguans More than one-third of the children in rural Nicaragua get their water from contaminated streams and rivers. In partnership with rural Nicaragua residents in San Antonio, Camoapa, El Porvenir will drill a well capable of providing 127 men, women, and children clean, safe water. Access to this high-quality drinking water, free of deadly waterborne illness, will allow parents and their children to not only survive but to thrive.
Prevention & Well being during COVID19 in Nepal Due to the Covid-19 pandemic and the economic collapse, Nepal is facing a Human Tragedy of an unprecedented scale. As the winter is approaching many are dying from undernourishment, a lack of warm clothes, blankets and Medicine. Children are the most vulnerable!     Our target groups are orphans and destitute, landless single mother with dependent children. Many of them are in desperate need of our help because they are in lack of the most basic requirements for survival.
Preschool Education for Poorest Regions of Turkey This intensive preschool program aims to increase school success in disadvantaged communities by supporting language skills and cognitive development of children who otherwise receive no preschool.
Retain 1000 Ghanaian Girls in School Many girls in Ghana miss school because they do not have access to menstrual products yet this is preventable. This project aims to create menstrual hygiene awareness, provide menstrual cups to 1000 vulnerable school girls and hand washing facilities in schools. The outcome shall be increase of girls' education by improved school attendance and concentration in class during menstrual cycles and also create environmental awareness by changing behaviors through use of long-lasting menstrual cups
Empower 100 SHEpreneurs in Rural Zimbabwe... The global pandemic has disproportionately affected women. There has been a significant decline in household income levels due to reduced economic activities. Women also suffering from increased tensions in the home and increased incidents of domestic violence. The project seeks to provide economic and financial stability at household level through entrepreneurship, financial literacy and enterprise development. 100 women will be empowered and  supported to build sustainable enterprises.
Giving 2,740 Toronto Street Youth Brighter Futures Yonge Street Mission's Evergreen is a welcoming, comprehensive centre for street-involved youth in Toronto. Daily we welcome 100+ youth for nutritious meals, access to barrier-free health care and counselling, housing and employment supports, or just as a place to escape the harsh realities of street life. Our wide range of services & programs are specifically designed to meet the unique needs of youth aged 16-24, to move them from surviving to thriving, so they achieve their full potential.
Support Indigenous Tharu Museum in western Nepal Tharu are an ethnic group indigenous to the Terai - the southern foothills of the Himalayas in Nepal. History of tharu living in the area about five thousand years old but  society slowly modernizing and adopting western and European culture. Ancient tharu culture and tradition disappearing everyday therefore to preserve and promote indigenous culture tharu museum has been establish where tharu women have been selling tharu dresses, ornaments and ancient materials for their income.
Save women and children during Covid pandemic The 100 poor and at risk children and women  in the urban poor communities of Phnom Penh will be saved with the immediate assistance for food and sanitation reliefs.  They will have food to eat with hygiene practice and adapt to the Covid pandemic. The community based organization (CBO) will be organized to raise, plan and include their basic need services in the commune development plans of local commune councils. The children and women will live with food, safety and hope for future.
COVID-19 Relief for Brazil, Colombia and Bolivia The Covid-19 crisis in South America has taken an alarming turn, with cases increasing in Brazil, Colombia, and Bolivia. Hospitals are overwhelmed and there have been reports of oxygen shortages and insufficient hospital beds. There are urgent calls for more beds, medicines, oxygen, essential drugs and Covid-19 tests. Hospitals are overwhelmed and are running out of ICU beds and other critical medical equipment.
School Gardens & Skills Training For 2000 Gambians Grace Foundation Gambia provides free meals, school gardens and skills training in schools to mainly 2000 poorest girl children and youths in the West Coast region who turn up in schools daily on hungry stomach and made to engage in street trading where they face child trafficking, girl marriage, teenage pregnancy etc in order to feed at home. Your donations will go into very needy infrastructures like school gardens, kitchens, starter packs, learning materials, dining hall etc.
Educate Internally Displaced Anglophone Children Two years into the Anglophone Crisis, hundreds have been recorded dead, over a thousand homes burned , dozens of schools attacked and over 250,000 people have fled their homes. Denis Miki Foundation is working with several local communities affected by the crisis to ensure that children are educated by finding educational opportunities and promoting online classrooms for Internally Displaced Children or those still living in conflict areas so as to ensure their proper education.
Ecological cribs to save 3000 Colombian children. we seeks to  save the lives of  children in Colombia and help in the migratory emergency of displaced Venezuelan families, a journey through the creation and delivery of ecological cribs. our foundation plans to develop and deliver 3,000 cribs to children living in the streets or low-income families, along with basic grooming kits and clothes for the little ones. Educational workshops will be developed to educate women and children to to dignify their lives.
Build15 Certified Mediators For 50Villages in Riau Scale Up as a conflict resolution institution through Alternative Dispute Resolution ( ADR ) since its establishment has solved 17 cases of natural resource conflicts between rural communities and the government and companies. The main objectives of this program are: Increase the number of  Certified  mediators as the effort to resolve natural resource conflict through ADR mechanism..
Pink Pad Project Pink Pad's primary focus is to distribute mensuration kits to underprivileged girls in the remote villages of Himalayan region. Each kit includes one year supply that contains 12 packets of sanitary pads, gloves, soap, pain killers and a guide book on usage and awareness. The aim of the project is to slowly remove the mensuration taboo, create health & hygiene awareness and give financial relief to families of these girls. Project plans to have a special focus on disabled and orphan girls.
Help 550 children with their educational licenses Ninos de Guatemala (NDG) provides 550 low-income Guatemalan children with access to the quality education they deserve. NDG operates 3 own schools, and helps children get "skills for success"  in education and life. The skills NDG works on are: Emotional intelligence, language skills in Spanish and English, Technology and Digital Citizenship. In 2022 NDG will have a hybrid education program and will need funds to cover the 4 main educational licenses necessary for all the students in 2022.
Support Activists Globally to Use Video for Change WITNESS makes it possible for anyone, anywhere to use video and technology to protect and defend  human rights. We provide training, tools, and support to people around the world so that they can use video ethically and effectively to create positive change. We support activists working on issues from gender-based violence to war crimes to police brutality, and give them the tools to influence and pass on skills to their activist networks.
75000 trees for rehoused families in Sri Lanka This project provides trees for food, medicine and shade for 300 re-homed families in Sri Lanka post-Tsunami. It will help to revegetate the island and offer employment opportunities to local people.
Fund Great Schools For Low Income Kids Worldwide Help all children achieve a great education. EdVillage supports transformational school leaders to open excellent schools for the most impoverished communities around the world. This project supports the launch of new college prep schools in the townships of South Africa and the slums of India.
Nakuru Safehouse for Women and Children This project will provide vocational training to Kenyan women who are striving to become self-sufficient and provide for their families' basic needs. The majority of the women in this program are young, single mothers who are struggling to feed their families. The women will undergo an extensive one-year tailoring course.
Bring on the Books App Initiative Today, there is a huge problem in America. Two-thirds of low-income families have limited access to books for their children. This lack of access creates an "achievement gap" between high and low-income families. Bring on the Books (BOB) is working to solve this problem. We are a web based app that directly connects people to reroute their gently-used books to their nearest local organizations, schools, and libraries that have limited access to books.
Awareness for Homeless Dogs 2.3+ million dogs being killed in our animal shelters each year for no other reason than lack of space.  This will raise funds as well as awareness & help find homes for adoptables!
Green Orphanage Project With the increasing number of environmental issues throughout the world, the time to act is now. For years, Green Cameroon has been working around the Southwest Region of Cameroon, sensitizing communities about the environment, devising new and friendly practices for farming, and making citizens aware of the importance of our Earth. The curriculum will sensitize future generations on various aspects of the environment including environmental degradation, conservation, preservation and more.