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Educate Future Environmental Stewards This project educates and empowers the future leaders of tomorrow to be more environmentally conscientious. The students are taught a wide range of practices to safeguard marine and freshwater habitats and also about the consequences of not doing so. The mission of Marine Education Initiative is to empower individuals to become responsible anglers through hands-on programs centered on fishing in a more sustainable manner to foster widespread community engagement and change.
Free Arts Training for 150 Children in Cambodia The war from 1975-79 decimated the Cambodian arts, with few masters of the traditional arts forms surviving the terrible period of the Khmer Rouge genocide. Since 1994, KCDI has been working to revive and now protect and promote the traditional arts. This project now supports up to 150 impoverished children, aged 8 - 17, from surrounding villages to receive free quality tuition in the arts also as vocational training. Children from very disadvantaged backgrounds receive additional support.
Emerging Wildlife Conservation Leaders (EWCL) The Emerging Wildlife Conservation Leaders (EWCL) training program helps jump-start early career conservation professionals through a combination of skills training, networking opportunities and the completion of a global wildlife conservation initiative. EWCL training addresses a long-standing need for capable leaders in the conservation field who are equipped with a full arsenal of skills to launch well-rounded and successful conservation campaigns and careers in the field.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Adya, Nikhita, Anita, and Mary 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.
Boys & Girls Club South Coast Area COVID-19 Relief The Boys & Girls Club of the South Coast Area in San Clemente, CA is dedicated to supporting our community during the COVID-19 pandemic. Though we had to close our doors on March 16 for the safety of all, that very same day we launched our Emergency Food program, delivering meals, food staples, and activities to families in need. To date, we have served over 5,000 meals. We are also providing virtual programming for our members and are prepared to open our summer camp as soon as it is safe.
Covid-19 Resource Mapping in Kenya and Kibera We are working on information sharing and community education on Covid in the Kibera slum, and resource and case mapping countrywide. The Kibera News Network team is documenting Covid-related challenges and sharing local efforts using video and social media, while dispelling rumors and sharing health messages and information using video and WhatsApp. Mappers are using Ushahidi software to map all Kenya's Covid cases, and working with organizations to map their efforts around the country.
Deep water wells for safe drinking water The goal of the project is to improve the life standard of women and girls children by decreasing the incidence of water borne disease and its consequences in village Chamrang. The people are poor and canot afford the expenses incurred on deep water wells for themselves, hence the need of a donor. Beneficiaries Women Girls children Boys children Men Total Locality 500 300 300 400 1500 Village Chamrang, UC Garhi Ismail Zai, Mardan KPK
Home for the homeless women in Nigeria For the past two years several women in the northern part of Nigeria have been subjected to banditry, kidnapping and raping.  Many girls were kidnapped  from schools and taking the forest by the kidnappers.  As a result of this ugly situation, the girls were force into pregnancy and abandon.  Many of them has to flee for their lives from the forest and from the northern part to the southern part of the country.  The project is to give them good homes and skill acquisition and rehabilitation
Post-Earthquake Disaster Recovery in Nepal PWA continues to assist those displaced by the 2015 earthquakes. PWA recovery efforts target livelihoods, particularly female-headed households. PWA and partners are constructing three community centers where women and girls receive tools, training, and support to enter the labor force in a safe environment.  To complement our community center program PWA is also expanding to support water and sanitation projects to build water and toilet facilities for homes and schools currently lacking them.
Celebrating Eid with Flood Affected in Pakistan Fatima Memorial Hospital (FMH) has already provided Eid Gifts on the last Eid in September. Now with the next Eid approaching in November, FMH plans again to provide Eid packages in Dera Ghazi Khan.
Save Companion Parrots through Rescue & Education This project will provide funds for the ongoing care & rehabilitation of PEAC's rescued and surrendered companion parrots. Veterinary costs comprise the bulk of our annual operating budget. Remaining  funds are used for educational outreach including seminars & expos, allowing us to provide information to the general public & potential owners regarding the proper care of parrots. Additional funding is needed to increase organization visibility, thus reaching more people and helping more parrots
Girls' Access to SRHR Information & Services To empower children and young females with accurate information and skills from a gender perspective for social action
Support Rohingya refugee women ActionAid is coordinating response in Kutupalong-Balukhali, the world's largest refugee camp. We provide safe spaces for women and girls, food, emergency shelter, clean water, hygiene kits, and toilets, reaching more than 73,000 refugees. Our approach is all about supporting local leadership, women's rights, and advocacy for solutions to the crisis.
RAISE MONEY FOR PLANTING 324,000 TREES IN UGANDA Climate change is the most urgent issue affecting the whole planet right now. It has been described as the defining human development issue of our generation. Therefore there is Decline in agricultural productivity, raising sea  level,Deforestation,Overpopulation,Global warming  NUEPHA solving problems  is to strengthening national plans and programmed for forest management, inventory and monitoring. This includes the participation of stakeholders, such as communities and the private sectors.
Helping scavengers children & mum in Bali About 15 minutes drive from Kuta is Bali's biggest official tip at Suwung, where mountains of rubbish dominate the landscape. It's a 30 Hectare Trash Mountain Site.This area is also a home for 100 plus families who work in this area by sorting trash by hands, who most of them coming from Various area of Indonesia. Many of the families can't afford to school the their children as the results of a very small income.We help through education, empowerment, medical support and other assistant.
KEEP A STREET CHILD IN SCHOOL According to Nigeria Education Survey and Digest of Educational Statistics (NEDS, 2010), "58% of children in North central Nigeria ages 5-16 cannot read at all" virtually all of who can be assumed to be street children. This project provides 100s of street children with education by granting them scholarship for school fees, school uniforms, school supplies, training and micro financing their caregivers to sustain the children's education.
Food Safety-net for Okinawa Okinawa Prefecture has the highest child poverty rate in the nation (+30%). At the same time there is virtually no place for those households in need to access food assistance in an emergency.   Prefectural government is concerned about this situation, but even their proposed plan will reach less than 3% of those children in need. And the "assistance" that will be provided is the equivalent of two meals a month. Their hands are tied at the moment.  However, we can make a difference.
Help 120 Afghan Widows Become Expert Tailors Our project will establish five community-based vocational training centers in Afghanistan where we will provide education in basic literacy, simple numeration, basic hygiene, and peace-building, and deliver practical skills of tailoring to 120 widows and orphans in Afghanistan over the next seven months.  Our main goal of the project is to deliver financial self-sustainability to the targeted population of women which will, in turn, provide food and education to their children at home.
Christmas boxes for children living in Refuges Due to COVID-19 cases of Domestic abuse have risen dramatically. Many more children than ever before are now living in Refuges, as their homes are no longer safe. Parents are often not able to afford even basic necessities, as many families fled with just what they were wearing. Life is stressful enough for victims of violence but even more so at this time of year if you are worrying about the possibility of not having a Christmas/Seasonal Holiday gift for your child/ren on Christmas Day.
Funding the Expansion of a School in Cambodia This project will fund the expansion of our small English centre into a school with proper facilities. Our aim is to be able to increase enrollment gradually every year to accommodate more underprivileged children aged 4 to 16 years old. We provide a platform for young Cambodian children to learn the English language and widen their knowledge beyond the conventional curriculum, enabling them to be more equipped to pursue higher education or gain employment in.
Make 1,000 Poor Filipino Kids Eat Healthy Meals 5 out of 10 Filipino kids are suffering from malnutrition. Nationwide, more than 3 million of them are suffering from this health problem. To 1,000 malnourished Filipino kids aged 5 to 10 years old from Imus, Rosario, Noveleta, Trece Martires in Cavite, Aral Pinoy and The Appledrive Project will provide FREE apples, healthy and nutritionally balanced meals and vitamins, and their parents will be given hands-on training on urban container gardening (UCG) to grow their own healthy vegetables.
Mental Health Awareness to 500 youth in Rwanda After the Covid-19 pandemic hit in 2020 a lot of young people were desperate and worried about their future. The pandemic brought a lot of effects in the community including job loss, business shutting down which affected people's mental health as they became hopeless. This project aims to reach out to 500 young people including men and women in the age range of 15 - 24 years old  to talk about mental health and how to overcome the challenges brought by the pandemic
5000$ for Kijana Cafe-Young people Story of Change Kijana Cafe, a mobile 4-hour semi-recreational activity, where people come to bear witness and listen to youth state-of-the-art ideas/solutions. The event intends to fuse knowledge brokers and youth together in a the simplified setting, to expound ideas to fruition. But also, Kijana cafe features simple games, delicious bites, colourful and creative poetry performances all under our one roof, to vibrate the session. The project is championing intergenerational solutions.
Help us create Bulgaria's Green Educational Centre The Bulgarian educational system is obsolete and essentially fails to prepare students for the future. The Green Educational Centre ELA will be a place where, connecting with nature, students will develop their creativity, confidence and analytical thinking. We already purchased an old school building with 4000 sqm of land and are transforming it into a inspiring learning and activity park accessible to all kids, embracing their differences. Download the attached file for Bulgarian translation.
Support Refugee Children In areas affected by war and conflict, children suffer the most. The International Rescue Committee (IRC) works with communities worldwide to protect and nurture children's potential through innovative education, and livelihoods and skills-building programs. We ensure safe spaces are provided for all children, while equipping them with learning materials to excel in school and comforting toys to heal from trauma. Your gift can help the IRC provide education or other critical services.
UPLIFT Reading Rooms in 5 Duazon, Liberia Schools This June, UPLIFT will establish 5 reading rooms in 5 Duazon, Liberia schools, providing books and other learning resources for 951 students who otherwise would not have access to tools for educational and social advancement. Our partners have few resources if any and low literacy and retention rates. UPLIFT will solve this issue of minimal resource by equipping the schools with books that range from textbooks (all subjects k-9) to recreational reading text.
A Glass of Milk for Uruguayan Children This project will provide 7,500 litres of milk per month to 3,552 vulnerable children of 13 social organizations in Uruguay.
Education & nutrition for 87 children in Ecuador Few children up in the mountain towns finish primary school in Ecuador and the costs of secondary school make it impossible. But these children want schooling, they want to learn, they want to develop; they just need the means to get there.

We provide free, good primary and secondary education to 166 children and team it with the nutrition they need for the best start in life.
Keep 250 Orphans in School, Uganda In response to an estimated 1 million orphans in Uganda, we are working to empower and improve the welfare of vulnerable children in Uganda through education, capacity building, and advocacy. Although the government of Uganda instituted free Universal Primary Education, a lot of orphans are dropping out of school because they lack scholastic materials or lunch food. This project seeks to provide books/pens and lunch meals to help keep 250 orphans in school for the rest of this year
Tapping Entrepreneur Women's Potential We train entrepreneur women in managerial and personal initiative skills. Assisting them to improve their businesses or transform ideas into enterprises. We have supported over 30,000 Mexican women to realize their potential, increase their income through managerial capacities, and gain confidence to end cycles of violence and poverty. This project intends to fund the training of 60 women, aiding them to start a healthier life through business development and self-fulfillment.
Emergency Response to Kumamoto Earthquakes A magnitude 7.0 earthquake rocked Kumamoto prefecture on April 14 and a series of aftershocks continue to destabilize the situation. In response, AAR Japan has entered Kumamoto to provide emergency relief and will continue distribution of food and NFIs, running hotpot kitchens near evacuation centers, assistance to special facilities for Persons with Disabilities. Our efforts aim to expedite early recovery of the survivors and to accelerate their return to normal life.
HRFP's Safe House for 50 Minority Victims Per Year The project plans to build a double story Safe House in Faisalabad, Pakistan to provide Shelter, Livelihood , Medical facilitates and Legal Aid for 50 Minority victims of religious persecutions belonging to religious minorities. Construction will be done on already available land which will later serve as sustained protection center with other possible Assistance.
Emergency Relief for Palu Earthquake ACT Foundation is well known and trusted non profit organization in Indonesia. We have been working since the earthquake and tsunami destroyed Palu-Donggala, Indonesia.   This project will rescue the victims, will deliver aid to affected victims, the ACT Foundation will implement the recovery program; to build Integrated Community Shelters (ICS) that has emergency school, emergency medical clinic, emergency toilets, etc.
Expand a Ugandan School for 480 Students Millennium School has restored hope for thousands of children through excellent education and skills for the future. Help is needed to sustain this hope and spread the model to other village schools.
Raise HOPE for Women in Eastern DRC (Congo) Your investment in Mamafrica directly impacts the lives of the women and their children in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo by providing sustainable employment, education, and building infrastructure in a community that has been shattered.
Solar Energy training for 50 university students Solar electricity and solar hot water courses will be taught as elective courses to students of Government Technical Institute - Sierra Leone.
Provide for 2 Ethiopian Towns During Drought For many years we've funded the operation of schools and orphanages in Ethiopia who're currently experiencing tragic drought. People are dying of starvation faster than they can be buried. We'd like to provide maize corn to 2 towns, 700 families, until their crops are ready for harvest in September. CAN YOU HELP SAVE LIVES?
Student ACES Leadership Initiative Student ACES was founded to create a pathway for high school athletes to achieve the highest standards of leadership. The inspiration is derived from a desire to see every student achieve a foundation of leadership that will generate positive outcomes and tremendous success in their lives. The end goal of Student ACES is to help student athletes optimize their leadership potential and experience a high level of drive and inspiration. We would like to offer the free program to more students.
Send a Child to School in Haiti for a Year Little Footprints Big Steps plans to provide education, empowerment, self-esteem and a future to 75 children who come from harsh circumstances and would not otherwise have this opportunity.  With your help, they are able to have uniforms made, buy shoes and backpacks, books, pencils, paper, school tuition, transportation to the schools, and tutors to help these children be all that they are capable of being.
Give Awareness to 300 At-Risk Children and Parents The lack of awareness on child sexual abuse/exploitation risks and offending behaviour within children and families results in child protection lagging behind developments, leading to continued vulnerability of children and communities being targeted by sex offenders. This project intends to provide awareness to 200 children and 100 parents/carers in 3 different communities in Battambang, Kampot & Kandal and will address an understanding of children and parents/carers on child sexual abuse.
Second COVID Emergency Food Relief Program Once again, the 36 families we work with in western Kenya are facing starvation. Yet another lockdown has been put in place that is impacting their livelihoods. With reports of some families already having to limit how many meals they eat in a day, NR has decided to initiate our second ever monthly emergency food relief distribution program. We have committed to provide each family with food supplies, along with masks and sanitary soap for a minimum of six months.
Emergency Aid: Help Afghan women and children At this dark time, Central Asia Institute remains committed to doing all we can to continue our education programs. But for now, we're shifting our immediate focus to the urgent needs of those who are most vulnerable. At present, we're working with our local partners to assess the most immediate needs of the displaced, especially children, many of whom lack food, water, shelter, and healthcare.
Make 3,000,000 COVID-19 Preventive masks in Haiti Cooperative  organized to make  Coronavirus protective masks.
Teach meditation to at-risk youth around the globe At-risk youth suffer from epidemic levels of chronic stress - fueling violence, crime and soaring health costs and compromising the effectiveness of education, health, rehabilitation, and vocational programs. Transcendental Meditation can help these children alleviate stress and find strength, confidence, and intelligence within. In peer-reviewed research, children who meditate using TM show reduced levels of depression and violence, as well as higher graduation rates and academic test scores
Feed 50 Needy Indian Children from Organic Garden Ecological cultivation of vegetable, spinach, fruits in lawn garden will help 50 needy children from family of poor minority of West Bengal to reduce hunger and undernutrition and enable those children to get an education and be healthier. Parents and family members will learn growing cost effective and safe organic lawn garden and secure food for children. They plough vegetable, spinach, fruits in the gardens and save food for disaster situation. These also create fodder for livestock.
Winona Senior High School Fighting For A Change Jade, Katherine, Anissa, Lance, Zaid, and Grace are students from Winona Senior High School who are part of the International Business Internship Program, or IBIP for short. IBIP is a program that combines high school students with community leaders located world wide. We are all new members to the program and enjoy being partnered with an Orphan Care Program in Nigeria to help better their facilities and the lives of the kids there by fundraising here in Winona.
Inspire a love of reading for 700 kids in Turkey This project will fund the creation of a library space for children in one of Turkey's most disadvantaged regions, Siirt, Kurtalan. In Siirt, no other comparable spaces exist.  This project aims to create a space that will be a central resource for kids in the community, inspiring passion for and interest in reading.
Making Dreams Come True When a child gets diagnosed with a life-threatening illness it takes a severe toll on their life. Despite this reality, life-threatened children still have dreams, and we want to fulfill them. Fulfilling the dreams of life-threatened children is at the core of what we do.Through fulling each child's dream we are able to bring a spark of hope back into each child's life, as we know children want nothing more than to have their dreams come true, regardless of their illness.
Buy a Dream for a Student at EARTH University We all share a dream of a better future. At EARTH University, our students--most of whom come from disadvantaged, rural communities around the world--share a commitment to making that dream come true. Today, you can buy a dream & help deserving young men and women from around the globe become leaders of change for a more prosperous and just society. All gifts will be combined to support EARTH University's mission of preparing leaders to contribute to sustainable development & a just society.
Improving Women's Livelihoods in Rinjani,Indonesia Empowering women-headed households in communities through training in better land use practices, provision of basic health care services, and sustainable management of forest resources.
Delivering Emergency Relief to Rohingya Refugees CDRS has a wealth of experience managing the complexities of logistics and aid delivery in disasters and refugee crises, having worked in floods, tsunamis, earthquakes and refugees crises in Haiti, Japan, The United States, The Philippines, Pakistan and Sri Lanka over the last 12 years.   CDRS effectively coordinates and collaborates with local partners, military, police and leaders, as well as international releif agencies to assist suffering Human Beings in the most effective ways possible.
To Reduce Stigma for 500 Gay Men in Kisumu County The project overall goal is to amplify the voices of young gay men in stigma reduction process within Kisumu County health systems. The project will address community and social structures to facilitate conformance to effecting service delivery among young GM+. This will include community led advocacy sessions with young GM+ opinion leaders', health care providers and other key players in the Kisumu County health systems.
Deliver Pandemic Maternal Health Care in Bali The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated the Bali tourism economy. The Indonesian government requires pregnant women to pay for a COVID-19 test before giving birth. Families may borrow money or take away from other essentials, like food or medicines, to cover birth costs. Bumi Sehat Bali provides maternal health services  by-donation or free, so Indonesian families in Bali don't go into debt or poverty for healthcare.