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School Poverty Eradication Farm - Thailand 8 teams of 5 students and youth totaling 40 will be trained to operate the four acre School Poverty Eradication Farm. Each team will manage half an acre of intensive agricultural production. They will acquire sufficient knowledge, skill, and experience to enable them to also start similar activities with their families at home. Upon successful output, additional local loans could be secured for expansion of such farming activities for the schools as well as families.
Emergency Aid Ukraine War in the middle of Europe. Our alliance has started emergency aid for the children, women and men from Ukraine. 21 aid organizations are in action. People are desperate and scared. Hundreds of thousands are fleeing within the country or are on their way to neighbouring countries like Poland and Romania. Among them are mainly women and children. They are in urgent need of emergency shelter, food, drinking water and warm clothing and blankets. Help us to help with your donation!
Empowering children to realise their Human Rights Amalungelo Abantu Project (Human Rights Project) will help South African children from marginalized communities to realise their Human Rights, build their confidence, and give them the tools needed to exercise their rights as children.  The Amalungelo Abantu camp (15 - 17 April 2016) will focus on developing an increased sense of self-worth, confidence, and hope in individuals often living in poverty, with food insecurity, overcrowding, violence and abuse at home. We empower these children!
TPF COVID-19 Community Relief Fund Turkish Philanthropy Funds has launched TPF COVID-19 Community Relief Fund to support containment, response, and recovery activities for those affected and for the responders of the global novel coronavirus outbreak.
Enriching After School Learning for DC Kids NCFC provides 300 children and youth in Washington DC's Shaw community with learning experiences that build their academic, social and creative skills.
Cuerpo Sano: Preventing Obesity Among Latino Youth Cuerpo Sano is an afterschool program that helps prevent obesity and diabetes among 150 Latino youth in San Francisco by helping them learn to eat healthier and become more physically active.
Binational School for Jewish and Palestinian kids The Primary School supports a binational, bilingual educational environment in which stereotypes are broken down and mutual respect and understanding is taught to 279 Palestinian and Jewish children.
Empower Filipino teenage girl survivors of abuse Tahanan Sta. Luisa is a crisis intervention and recovery center for street girls in Metro Manila, Philippines who have been traumatized by multiple kinds of abuse and sexual exploitation. Tahanan helps the girls recover in body, mind, and spirit. Tahanan believes education, life skills training, and recreational activities help girls recover and enhance their feelings of self-worth and dignity, and enable them to reintegrate into regular community life.
Computer Lab & Training for 100 Thai Students Computer literacy is essential for success in our world's growing technological society. Poverty limits access to computers and training opportunities for children, youth and young parents of Thailand. This project will establish and equip two computer labs in central and northeast regions of Thailand. Access to computer labs with training will equip learners with the knowledge and skills providing opportunities to advance in education and secure job skills for future careers.
Improve Surgery With Laparoscopic System 1,195 life changing operations were performed in 2009. The addition of this new Surgery System would decrease patient healing time from 7 days to 1 day and dramatically reduce the risk of infection.
Build a  School for 3,000 orphans in rural Uganda The poor division of resources in the country has led to disparities between Uganda's biggest population (86%) who live in rural areas and the developed (14%) who live in the towns and Kampala the capital city. Those who live in the villages are majorly unreached because they are left out on development. We purpose to build a competent secondary school to basically bridge the gaps of illiteracy, chronic poverty, unemployment and all their adverse effects. We target 3,000 of Magoggo community
Build an inclusive future for kids with disability KCDC plans to construct a purpose-built Therapy and Rehabilitation Centre to help achieve our vision of a world where children with disabilities and their families can live without stigma and discrimination. Together, we will be able to help address the specialised needs of children with disabilities in western Uganda, by extending the care that we provide and creating equal opportunities for an additional 3,000 children across the region over the next 3 years.
Help Migrant and Dailywage Workers during COVID-19 COVID-19 Pandemic spreading all over the world infecting lakhs of people & facing inconceivable circumstances. Lakhs of people getting sudden deaths due to dreadful Coronavirus. DailyWage workers lost their jobs due to lockdown & families are suffering with starvation. Migrant workers are in pathetic condition. Donate charity to support immediate & long-term relief to the Daily wage workers, Agriculture labourers. Help us to donate groceries kit, sanitizer, mask to families of dailywage workers
Save the Lives of Homeless Animals in Oregon Greenhill Humane Society continues to expand its capacity for life-saving care for animals in need.  We operate one of the largest animal shelters in Oregon and care for over 3,000 animals each year.  Our life-saving rate is among the best in the U.S. Combining state-of-the-art care and rehabilitation with stress-free living spaces to meet the social, physical and mental needs of animals. We need your help to continue our work.
Strengthening Schools' Infrastructure for Learning This project will improve school's infrastructure for 1000 vulnerable students from resource-poor households in violence prone communities of Ketu, Lagos.  The implementation will include the replacement of 13 dilapidated white board markers, provision of classroom furniture and generator, as well as, painting school walls to create positive learning ambience and incentives for students to be highly motivated and expunge truancy and physical, sexual and emotional abuse
Save 450 HH in Drought Displacement Somaliland There were recurrent severe droughts that occurred in Somaliland since 2015, due to failure of consecutive rainy sessions that affected the lives of pastoralists since they lost 75% of livestock. Recently, rains started and have led to an increased incidence of acute watery diarrhea (AWD), malnutrition to children and childbearing mothers who need for assistances to recover from drought. This fund will provide Nutrient food supplies, for 450 Household including 2250 children less than 10 years
Kindergartens for Vulnerable Children in Darfur Mothers in Darfur, busy with their daily tasks, have little time for active engagement with their small children. The lack of mental stimulation during these crucial formative years diminishes the development potential of the children forever. 98% of mothers in Darfur are illiterate. They beg us to help educate their children.  Our first kindergarten opened in the village of Abu Nahla in December 2013; we opened 3 more in 2015 and built 5 more in 2017! This year we want to build 3- can you help?
Moshwani Outpatient Clinic - Kalakan Region The Moshwani Outpatient Clinic, located 35 miles north of Kabul, is the only clinic in the Kalakan region that provides free medical and dental services to more than 14,000 men, women, and children from the nine nearby villages began in 2005.  The services offered are: general medical care, birth control, family care, prenatal care, vaccination, and dental care. The 11 clinic staff including a doctor, dentist, midwife, certified vaccinator, pharmacist, and technicians.
Act to limit coronavirus' spread in Southeast Asia People across Southeast Asia are on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic. Communities hampered by under-resourced healthcare systems, poor infrastructure and insecure livelihoods are striving to prevent the spread of this disease and protect lives. Thousands of people living in border regions are faced with the risks posed by widespread migratory working combined with a lack of access to health facilities. Health Poverty Action is working in these communities to safeguard lives.
Saving Infants Lives Across Georgia The infant mortality rate in the State of Georgia continues to rank as one of the highest in the United States with African American women and infants twice as likely to die when compared to White women and babies. Help us raise funds to improve maternal health and reduce infant mortality in our communities.
Make Memories for Thousands of Kids with Cancer! For the past 33 years, Camp Good Days has been committed to improving the quality of life for children affected by cancer through recreational camping experiences. This Summer we want to add a new, once in a lifetime activity to our Recreational Facility. Our goal is to add a Jumping Pillow to give our campers an activity unlike any other they have had before! Camp Good Days does not receive any federal or state funding, so we need your support to give our campers this amazing experience!
Ladue Horton Watkins Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Marissa from Ladue Horton Watkins High School 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.
Growing over 200 Youth Agripreneurs in Uganda Youth unemployment rates are as high as 64% in Uganda, yet with 80% of the population involved in agriculture, and soaring food imports into Africa there are huge opportunities for new agribusinesses. The Marula Talent Agency, Agripreneurship Alliance, SLU and several Universities in Uganda are training young people in Entrepreneurship in Agribusiness to help them create their own businesses to generate income and employment. We particularly support young women and social enterprises.
Wonder: A "first" for kids in foster care This project provides a caring, consistent adult mentor to a child in foster care between the ages of 6-12. It will provide "firsts" and childhood experiences for the children in our program. 

Researchers have found that the single most important factor in building resiliency in children is the consistent presence of a caring, supportive person who provides unconditional love; nonjudgmental, active listening; and actions that communicate "I am here for you."
Nepal Earthquake Relief and Recovery On April 25, 2015 a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal. The disaster killed over 8,000 people and injured many more. Millions of people were already in need of relief when a second earthquake struck on May 12. This second earthquake caused more deaths, injuries and property damage in areas already devastated by the first disaster.  We've helped over 7,000 people to date, but we need your help so that we can continue work.
Provide literacy skills to 500 women in Kenya This project builds a Learning Centre in Western Kenya to provide for literacy skills to 500 rural women yearly.It also provides for learning materials such as books, pens, charts and provides for teachers.
Protecting the Big 5 in South Africa Africa is known for its incredible biodiversity & the picturesque backdrop that house its iconic species. However, with forever increasing human populations & anthropogenic pressures on wildlife populations, numbers continent-wide are dwindling. Africa's species need our protection & local wildlife research organisations are taking big leaps forward in working towards this common goal. Understanding the ecology of species, such as the big 5, to ensure their longevity, is crucial.
BICYCLES FOR 200 UNDERPRIVILEGED SCHOOL GIRLS This project seeks to provide bicycles to 200 underprivileged school girls in the deprived and hard to reach communities in the East Mamprusi District in the Northern region of Ghana, who walk long distance between 5 to 10 kilometers to attend Junior High School daily.
The distance these underprivileged school girls walk to school every day is impacting negatively on their academic lives some of which are; truancy, lateness to school, high dropout rate and poor academic performance.
Transforming Tanzanian schools with Technology This project helps rural government secondary schools in the poorest areas of Tanzania access educational resources via technology.  These schools have few books, a shortage of teachers, particularly in maths and science and often no electricity.  Students walk for hours to get to school, to try and fulfill their dream to become tomorrows doctors and teachers.  Yet without a good maths and science education they will not succeed.  This project provides a cost efficient means of helping them.
Change mindset of a physically disabled child Peru We at Wasi Esperanza (House of Hope) offer psychological guidance to more than 80 children and teenagers with physical disabilities and their families living in poverty in urban, peri-urban and rural areas in the Ayacucho region. Through individual therapies, workshops with parents, support groups, fraternization activities and home visits, we will be able to promote their mental health, improve their quality of life and empower them to achieve integral rehabilitation and social inclusion.
We're Excited!  LRC Annex and Maker Space! We're EXCITED to build the LRC Annex which includes a Library to house our 10000+ book collection with a "kiddie" reading corner, study carrels, and reading seating, a Sound Studio/Radio Station, and office and meeting Space.  This LRC Annex allows for the renovation of the current Learning Resource Center to create a Maker Space. This project provides dynamic enrichment programs to the 18,000 students, 500 teachers and their families in our rural Kenyan community.
Support a TCF School in Pakistan for a Year Support a TCF school and help to provide a quality education to some of the most underprivileged children in Pakistan. Give a child the gift of education and transform their life forever.
Give reliable fresh water to 2,500 Kenyan children 2,500 children at eight schools in Embu County, Kenya, will benefit from water wells supplying reliable, fresh, clean water for drinking, washing, cleaning, and watering of crops. This will make a huge difference to their lives for less than ten pounds per child. It will end reliance on unreliable rainwater, enabling schools to grow crops to feed needy children. No longer hungry, and freed from time-wasting water collection, children will spend more time learning and thus make better progress.
Focus Girl Child Education in Rural Villages All of the 160 students currently studying in the schools coming from incredibly disadvantaged families. These children would have never got the opportunity of quality education had VETNGO not taken this initiative. The curse of illiteracy and poverty force these kids to become child laborers, which VETNGO is trying to prevent through this initiative.
Change makers in Colombia - Lideres de Cambio This project aims to empower colombian young people to become change makers and contributes to build a peace community.
Help avert ecological disaster threatening Belize! SATIIM, an organization of indigenous Maya and Garifuna communities in southern Belize advocates against oil exploration and extraction in fragile, protected areas and mitigates damages caused by it.
Green Maps for a more sustainable future! Motivating action in 65 countries, Green Map System is fueled by a remarkably diverse movement of local mapmakers who research, chart and promote their communities' ecological, cultural and sustainable living resources. Now, as the urgency of climate change grows, Green Map has become an 'open source' organization and is building a new open mapping platform to help ensure that even more cities, towns and partnerships benefit from our icons, tools and capacity-building engagement resources.
Four Toilets for 200 Villagers in Elekuru Nigeria Open defecation should not be mentioned in the 21st century, but over 10 million people in the world still practice open defecation, thereby exposed to different kinds of diseases. Elekuru village has about 45 hamlets with about 5000 population, all without toilets in any form. There is high infant mortality in Elekuru and this has to be arrested. This project will build four public toilets for male, female and children. The spread of airborne diseases will reduce and sanitation will improve.
Protecting Land on the West's Outstanding Rivers Western Rivers Conservancy acquires land along outstanding western rivers, including the Hoh, John Day, Sandy, Klamath, Bear, Gunnison, Sixteen Mile Creek, and Deer and Mill Creeks.
Tech Changing Child Cancer Detection AMANC (first NGO in Mexico to help children with cancer, since 1982) commited with the development of an intelligent digital platform that facilitates the detection of child cancer and speed up the start of the treatment. Guerrero joins in this national effort to raise the rate of early detection and survival of pediatric patients in our country.
Supply of Purify Drinking Water in Baare Village Water is life and once every one within Baare village is having access to this natural resource which is well treated, protected and managed effectively water borne diseases will be eradicated
Provide Clinic Supplies for Patients in Nepal Mindful Medicine Worldwide has begun a new health clinic in Bhotechaur, Nepal. This project will supply the clinic with the supplies it needs to treat over 200 patients a week. Some patients travel 4 hours to receive treatments. Due to the high number of patients we are working to ensure that there are always enough supplies in stock.
Help educate and feed 14 children in Cambodia Until recently CWDA ran a safe shelter for young women at risk of trafficking. This new project will focus on helping children that are vulnerable to trafficking. These children come from disadvantaged and poor rural families who lack the means to send their children to school. The project will support 14 children, providing them access to school and therefore improve their education. We will ensure families have the skills and resources to care for, nourish and keep their children safe.
HIV/AIDS intervention for Vulnerable Children Reaching out to 1500 street children to provide nutrition, recreational, educational and health services and awareness, at the drop in center (DIC). Provides detox and rehab to children as well.
SAVE LIVES OF 600 MALNOURISHED CHILDREN IN UGANDA Imagine battling child malnutrition without any hope of a helping hand to prevent early death! Unfortunately, this is the story of over 2 million children in Uganda. The situation is even dire with COVID-19.  As Child and Family Foundation Uganda, working with community health workers and peer mothers, we seek your donation to identify 600 malnourished children this year and provide them with healthcare and nutrition support to restore healthy growth and prevent death. Donate now.
Brighter Futures for  Vulnerable Babies Nurse-Family Partnership enriches and transforms the first thousand days of life for babies born to moms living in poverty across the United States. We do this by partnering these moms with highly skilled nurses who empower them to become the best caregivers they can through regular home visits. The goal of this fundraiser is to help us expand our reach and serve more of the 380,000 babies born into poverty in the US every year.
Combating Domestic Violence against Afghan Women Domestic violence against women has serious physical and mental effects on women. It causes grave problems such as self-emulation, suicide, escape from the family, forced prostitution, addiction to narcotic besides chronic depression. This is a serious problem in Afghanistan and there is a need for an intervention to combat this abuse.  We shall raise awareness about domestic violence and its consequences, ensure these cases are informed to the authorities in order to  mitigate its occurrence.
Fighting Domestic Violence in Zimbabwe Domestic abuse of any sort is a major problem around the world, but in countries like Zimbabwe, the major gender inequality and financial dependency all contribute to the increasingly high statistics of violence within homes. This abuse is generally targeted at the woman and has heightened since COVID, which is why we aim to provide a safe space for women to reach out as well as therapy and assistance to help them rebuild their lives.
Improved access to prevention and treatment of TB Improved access to prevention and treatment of TB /HIV care services among youths in affected communities of 3 Municipalities of Ilemela Nyamagana and Misungwi
Ensure Comfort for Grandmothers Chikumbuso Women and Orphans Project provides supplies to local grandmothers to give them comfort in their old age.
Stony Point High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Kacy, Stephanie, Tran, Ronaldo, and Nile from Stony Point 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.
Stop 250 disadvantaged people from going hungry We believe that no one should go hungry or be lonely. This is especially true during the winter, when the cold weather and darker nights can negatively impact mental health.  We provide weekly healthy and hot meals in communities in South London. Anyone is welcome at our Canteens, but we particularly target those on a low income, elderly or in recovery. The Canteens reduce loneliness and social isolation by creating safe spaces where people can come together, share a meal, and build community.
The School for Peace Established in 1979, the School for Peace is an integral part of the village's mission to build relationships between Palestinians and Jews through communication and respect.  Since 1979, over 60,000 people-Palestinian and Israeli, youth and adults-with diverse and often diametrically opposed ideological backgrounds have participated in youth encounter workshops, university courses, teacher and facilitator training.
Support people in mental distress in Tuzla, Bosnia Association for mutual support in mental distress runs a daily centre for people who face psychological problems and stigma in society. Around 30 people uses daily centre and participate in different activities for social inclusion and rehabilitation, and lot more are affected with our human rights and anti-stigma work. With your support TK Fenix will renovate and equip daily centre with necessary materials for support groups, occupational therapy and life skills activities.
Rescue 20x more food with transportation In just five years, MEANS recovered over 2 million pounds of food. In Philadelphia, MEANS partnered with Food Connect to provide free transportation to recipients that didn't have the resources to transport donations themselves. Free transportation allowed us to recover 20 times more food than in years without it. With your help, MEANS can hire more drivers for Food Connect and continue to fund our pgram and expand our impacts.
Provide education to 100 children in poverty This project will help 100 children in poverty in Kayunga district of Uganda start or return to school before it is to late for them. Your monthly gift of $40 will ensure that one child living in poverty has access to life-changing benefits like medical care, mentorship and educational support.