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Make Nonviolent Conflict Resolution A Reality Brav promotes the ideals of nonviolence through conflict management on a state-of-the-art online platform. Through compelling education tools including games, and other visual interactions, we train all ages in resolution skills on our website's face-to-face platforms for use in organizations, schools, workplaces, and on an individual basis.
Training on Evidence Based Healthcare in Africa 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.
Saint Vincent - La Soufriere Volcano Response La Soufriere volcano on the island of Saint Vincent has been erupting since April 9th, coating the island in ash and forcing 16,000 people to evacuate. The ash has caused local water sources to become contaminated. Displaced people are in need of basic supplies such as food, clean water and hygiene items.  GlobalMedic is responding by sending Family Emergency Kits that contain a water purification solution and Emergency Food Kits which will be distributed to families displaced by the eruption.
Educate and empower 700 Indigenous Colombians This project will build a community center in La Guajira in northern Colombia, home of the indigenous Wayuu people. The center will feature a classroom for elementary and soft-skill training, a 75 square-meter workshop for producing traditional artisanal crafts, and a community kitchen for safe cooking and eating. Children will benefit from better education. Adults will benefit from training in innovation and business. All 700 residents will benefit from improved cooking facilities.
Support to 20 SMART girls in rural areas of Bosnia Bosnia and Herzegovina is known for having a lot of smart young people, but all of them do not have the same possibilities for advancement in education and life. This applies in particular to young girls in rural areas. The most effective way to assist vulnerable and disadvantaged girls in rural areas of Bosnia and Herzegovina is by providing them with a quality education, mentoring support, and educational packages. This is what CCSP is doing for women and girls through its Mentoring program
End Violence against 5000 women in Bamenda This project takes human rights education and sensitization to local communities, cafes, street corners and universities by projecting  30 human rights films and arts in 15 different locations and municipalities in Bamenda. Over 80% of people in the North West Region of Cameroon are still very ignorant of the fundamental human rights that people elsewhere take for granted.
Help Generate Income to Educate a Blind Child This project will establish a permanent income source through an Integrated Dairy Farm for Asha Deepa  School for the Blind to meet its day to day operating expenses thereby become self sustainable & self funded organisation within a year. 

The rationale behind taking up this project is to create a permanent income source for Asha Deepa 
School for the Blind that benefits more than 50 children in the current year and helps further 
expansion of the school activities.
Conducting Outreach programme for cataract surgery Somali blindness remains a major public health problem. Somalia is in urgent need for contributions to bring light into dark lives and give blind people the Right to Sight, improve the quality of life and create favorable economic, social and health conditions and ultimately alleviate avoidable blindness in Somali.
Save Pets From Euthanasia in South Mississippi South Mississippi is an area plagued with pet overpopulation. Nearly 11,000 homeless pets enter our shelter each year in a community that should be seeing just 7,500. This leaves thousands of pets facing needless euthanasia. The Humane Society of South Mississippi (HSSM) has vowed to change the fate of these homeless pets and ensure every pet that can be saved, is saved! By 2015, we are committed to ending the euthanasia of healthy and treatable pets in our region.
Feeding Children With Disabilities - Tanzania This project will feed the 34 resident children with disabilities at Mama Kevina Hope Centre (Same - Tanzania) and the most than 600 that we give treatment every month during our therapeutic weeks. Due to the lack of rains and the lack of support because of Covid-19 we are struggling to get enough food for giving our children a balance diet.   With less than 2$ per day you will be feeding a children of Mama Kevina Hope Centre.
STOP CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE: TOGETHER WE CAN! In India, a child is sexually abused every 15 minutes. Thus, it is a problem that cannot be ignored. About 85% of the offenders are known to the victim & only 25% of the victims speak about their plight. Since it is not possible to keep an eye on the children all the time, creating awareness on the issue is the need of the hour. This project aims to fulfill this by undertaking awareness meetings/gatherings with community members, youth and school children in its rural and urban work areas.
Feed 400 Neglected Disabled Children in Ghana In most part of Ghana, thousands of disabled children are neglected with the misconception that disabled children are possessed by "evil spirits". Some are left on the streets or by the rivers to die and their single or widowed mom's treated as outcasts. These disabled children are maltreated and physically abused to the point of death.  This project seeks to recue and save the lives of these children and their families by providing food, clothing and shelter. No disabled child deserves to die!
A School to build Conscious Global Citizen The School is aimed to address 3 challenges through education ( Academics, Life Skills & Culture) and work with the community to bring positive change through progressive learning in local rural communities.  The Primary school system will be based on human curriculum  designed to support the children from low income families receive an international standard learning experience from Pre-K to grade 5; and will create volunteer teaching opportunities for young people from all over the world.
RIDING TOWARDS THE FUTURE Girls who are studying in primary school, high school as well as dropped out girls has been surveyed to identify their needs and obstacles that they facee while persuading higher education. View of parents had been taken to know what they think of education for children. Based on this the project will lead us to know the major gaps in education for girls in backward villages. This project aims to reduce those gaps by providing educational tools to continue their higher education.
Mentoring - and More - During Covid-19 Infinite Family strengthens Black teens facing daily challenges of township poverty, violence and toxic stress. The extra Covid-19 financial burden makes their stress extreme. Via video mentoring (and new socially distant upskilling groups) we ready them for future jobs by building their resilience, resourcefulness, responsibility and 4IR skills.   We must adapt our labs to remain their lifeline for education and skills. They also need food relief to stay healthy and focused. You can help.
Provide food  for 35 elderly people in Nepal There are 35  old age   helpless people living at Manakamana Bridhashram, (Old Age Home), in Khandbari of  Sankhuwasabha of  eastern  Nepal. In order to fulfill their basic needs they depend on the limited handful charity donation of the people visiting the temple .   Sankhuwasabha Education Scholarship Foundation (SESF) has created  this online  fund raising project to   distribute  food  materials and as well as  monthly allowance for clothes, fruits, vegetables and other  things   to them.
Invest in waste collectors & reduce ocean plastic Since 1950, 8,300Mt of virgin plastics has been produced across the globe, generating 6,300Mt of plastic waste, of which 9% has been recycled, 12% incinerated, and 79% accumulated in landfills. Each day, 8MM pieces of plastic end up in our oceans. The plastic crisis disproportionately affects poor communities, who are also our frontline heroes collecting plastic waste for recycling as informal waste collectors. Our job is to support their efforts by investing in them and their families.
New therapy concepts for childhood leukemia Every fifth child does not respond to the currently available therapies and suffers a relapse. These relapses are very difficult to treat and a cure is unfortunately often not possible. Prof. Bourquin and his team therefore aim to find new points of attack for the treatment of highly resistant leukaemias in children. Donate now to this cancer research project and make a significant contribution to improving the chances of cure for children with high-risk leukaemias.
Girls' Computer Literacy & Leadership Program In 2013, FAVL received funds to establish a multi-media center in Hounde, which will allow us to print cheap, locally-made books by authors, storytellers, illustrators and photographers from the area. The center is furnished with 2 computers, a scanner, black and white and color printers and 2 digital cameras. Our target goal will allow us to invite local high school girls to the center to learn computer skills and print their own books, and purchase and maintain computers for the center.
Native American Academic Summer Program The goal of our summer enrichment program is to promote education, build our youths' self-esteem, spark curiosity, and shape strong, healthy, contributing members of society. The program focuses on teaching reading, math, technology, and health education. Also incorporated are the teaching and development of traditional Tohono O'odham art, handcrafts, language, gardening, and cultural history.
Send 30 homeless youths to school in rural Nigeria Hope for Children plans to build a six classroom and two dormitories housing fifteen boys and girls each to provide free vocational education for the homeless youths who reside in the street  of Ilesha Osun state Nigeria. School will also be providing free meals and clothing acessories.
Bringing the Girls Inc. experience to more girls Serving girls in the United States & Canada with intensive, holistic, long-term programming that treats each girl as an individual, your investment will help bring the Girls Inc. Experience to more girls, whose needs are not currently being met with a deep level of support. Across the U.S. & Canada, Girls Inc. is providing real solutions to the unique issues girls face. The Girls Inc. Experience consists of people, an environment & programming that together empower girls to succeed.
Fund for Children With Cleft in Lebanon/MENA This fund will provide comprehensive cleft care for underserved children with cleft lip/palate in MENA region during our November mission to Lebanon. More babies are born with cleft in this region than almost anywhere else in the world. All care is provided free of charge so that our patients can overcome the tremendous burden of living with untreated cleft, including social stigma, poor health, malnutrition, and poverty. Funds will help provide medicines, surgical care, and COVID-19 testing.
Help Survivors of Abuse Rebuild Their Lives DeeCilla Comfort Center will house young women, ages 16-28, who have suffered various forms of abuse, such as domestic violence, sexual assault, and human/sex trafficking. These traumatizing issues can strip people from reaching their full potential. But we understand that just because these issues have happened to them, all is not lost; there is still HOPE and, they are not what happened to them. We want to restore their HOPE for the future with a new beginning with your help.
Rural outreach to 100 children with disabilities KCDC is the only organisation providing physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy to children living with disabilities in Western Uganda. This project will provide outreach rehabilitation services to 100 children living with disabilities in the rural villages who would otherwise be unable to receive therapy, allowing them to reach their full potential by supporting and teaching them to become more independent, improve community inclusion and promote access to education.
Self-Defense and Yoga for Refugee Women on Lesvos "Asylum seekers fleeing war or abuse shouldn't have to hide in their tents to feel safe in Europe" (Eva Cosse, Human Right's Watch). Today, more than 1,300 women stranded in Moria refugee camp are under constant threat of gender-based violence and sexual harassment. Often, these women are forced to hide or avoid going to the bathroom in fear for their own safety. We want to continue offering 300 refugee women self-defense training and yoga so they can feel empowered to stand up for themselves.
Help 80 Mothers Access Breast Cancer Treatment. In Kenya, 5985 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in a year, with 2,553 dying, which makes breast cancer the 3rd leading type of cancer in the country.  High cost of cancer treatment in the country makes it almost impossible for middle to low income earners to seek treatment,as they do not have the luxury of a medical cover. Through this project, we aim to help 80 breast cancer patients access professional breast cancer treatment and after care and save a family the pain of losing a mother.
Community Knowledge Worker (CKW) initiative Imagine that you are a poor farmer in a rural area several days' walk from the nearest town, and you don't know what the weather is going to be tomorrow ... how to best take care of your crops or animals if they get sick ... or the fair market price for your goods. This kind of "information poverty" affects millions of poor farmers and their families, making their lives difficult at best ... and dangerous at worst, putting livelihoods - and lives - at real risk. Can you help us help them?
Self-empowering women affected by the Beirut Blast One year after the cataclysmic explosion of the Beirut Port on August 4 2020, the humanitarian needs remains evident. Mental health care is crucial to help women and families overcome the psychological trauma of this tragedy. Intisar Foundation  launched free Drama Therapy programs across Beirut to provide psychological support to women impacted by the blast. Through Drama Therapy we help the women of Beirut become self-empowered to lead better lives and create Peace in the  Arab world.
Free-of-Charge Robotic Competition for Children The inaugural "African Robotics Challenge" (ARC) will be held this year in Gauteng, South Africa on the 8th and 9th of August 2019. The competition is expected to bring together in South Africa 12 African Countries for a two-day-long robotics challenge. The goal of this fundraising is to ensure that every student group from all the interested countries participate at no cost. ARC will inspire young people to take action to solve problems, think critically, and work together.
Sister Campaign Sister Campaign aims to keep vulnerable girls safe from unplanned pregnancies by raising menstrual hygiene products for 400  adolescent girls across 4 counties in Kenya; Mombasa, Nairobi, Kisumu and Kakamega.
Provide Fresh Meals to 30,000+ People in Florida As COVID-19 continues to impact food security for many individuals, we must create more sustainable and viable options for producing healthy food in our communities. Marine Education Initiative seeks to launch an aquaponics food security effort to sustainably grow fresh vegetables and fish to help provide those in need with highly nutritious meals.
Community Center for Sex Workers in Mexico Casa Xochiquetzal will serve as a community center for independent sex workers and as housing for elderly sex workers who want to explore alternate forms of income and lead dignified lives.
Essential Water Projects for Bolivians This project will provide a water system to the community of Vilaque, which currently lacks access to clean water. It is located in the Pacajes province, in the municipality of Santiago de Callapa, an area suffering from some of the highest poverty rates in South America. In areas where water is available, it is often salty. This project will improve the health of 38 families where the most frequent illnesses in children are diarrhea and respiratory infections.
REHABILITATE 40 DESTITUTE WOMEN IN TAMILNADU 40 Destitute woman will get boarding and lodging in our well equipped hostel using this donation they will get feacible vocational training for getting gainfull self employment.
WASH for 2500 villagers in Tanzania Most water for Mayega, a village community of 2500 people in Tanzania, is collected from a lake in buckets. We will provide: fresh water, delivered via standpipes directly to the villagers; training in sanitation & hygiene standards for all; toilets and training for 970 school pupils; and 'training toilets', with the aim of teaching villagers to build and properly use their own toilet facilities.  Every $1 donated through GlobalGiving will be matched with nearly $3 from Rotary International.
Deadly Gaja cyclone thrashes Southeast India A typhoon with a speed of 90 kilometres massively destroyed the six districts of Tamil Nadu in petty hours of 16 November 2018. The turmoil took away 45 lives, displaced about 2,50,000 people and has extensively damaged the livelihood. Normalcy needs to be restored and urgent relief of food, water, medicine and shelter is required for the families in that area.
Bring Clean Water to 15 Villages in Rural Gambia This campaign began as way to raise funds for the Gambia Lifewater Project and the work of its leader Jeremy Mak. He wound up doing a TON of well & handpump repair in The Gambia, as well as other water projects wherever he found himself. (Colombia, Uganda etc.)  Jeremy has shifted his focus now, and this campaign is continuing w/ focus on Water Charity's many projects in The Gambia & nearby regions. We continue to repair broken handpumps & help with water issues in other ways there. Thank you!
Build Homes for Earthquake Survivors in Nepal When a powerful earthquake rocked Nepal, people lost their homes and their way of making a living. This project will provide homes and hope for families in hard-hit areas close to the epicenter of the April 25 quake.
Half-way Hostel for Children with Leukemia Due to the extremely unequal allocation of health care resources in Anhui, a province located in eastern China, Children with Leukemia from poor and remote areas have to squeeze in Hefei, the capital city to seek medical care, yet many of them give up because they cannot afford to live in Hefei during the treatment period. This project intends to help at least 400 Children with Leukemia from poor areas outside the city through renting half-way hostels and providing other necessary aids for them.
Build 25 Permanent houses for poor Sri Lankan This project will build 25 permanent houses for people who are living in temporally houses in Sabaragamuwa province and help to continuous their children’s studies with supply books and school wants
Provision of services to GBV survivors in S. Sudan This project will provide protection to women and girls by building a safe house for the survivors  Distribute Dignity kits to 5000 women and 2000 girls provided by the core pipeline.
1 Bag A Day My name is Erin and I am 9 years old. I realized that protecting nature is not easy but it's simple!  So I thought I would start my own initiative "1 BAG A DAY".  It's so simple! Let's Keep It Clean And Make It Green! Erin
Uplifting Lives of Filipino Youth through Music We provide musically inclined children from under privileged backgrounds with mentoring programs in classical and orchestral music performance. This project will help us build the capacity of our scholars to provide alternative career opportunities for them in the future and uplift their lives, as well as that of their families. Through the formation given to these scholars, Ang Misyon also hopes to contribute to the larger goal of nation building in the Philippines.
Int`l Center for Technology(train 1000s of Youth) Better World was established to help the Egyptian youth advance in the critical areas of academics, technology and now is changing the professional outlook for hundreds/thousands of Egyptians for free
Empowering 300 Women/Girls in Northern  Pakistan Gilgit-Baltistan is a remote, economically backward and one of the impoverished regions of Pakistan.  Women of the area are restricted to the household work in the mountains  and no avenues of women employment and economic empowerment are available. KIDF Pakistan has started training these poor women in  skills of cloth stitching, handicraft, dress designing and connected them with the market for small scale entrepreneurship to make them financially independence and an income generating member
Educate a Girl in Nigeria & Give Her a Future Educate a Girl in need and give her the ability to transform her life, enter the workforce & have a voice in the media. $100 covers the entire vocal education in media studies of one girl in Nigeria, as well as further grooming. We strive to be transparent: we document each girl's education and connect her to her donor. Join us in not only educating 1 girl, but 1000 in Nigeria!
Support the flood relief efforts in Argentina Earlier this month unseasonal torrential rain across the Buenos Aires region has caused several rivers to flood their banks, leaving severe damage to homes and belongings. It has also lead to the evacuation of thousands from those areas most affected - Lujan, Salto, Areco and Mercedes.
Relief for Coastal Villages Food, medical camps, and clothing for 18 coastal villages affected by the tsunami.
Build homes for an impoverished Rwandan community This project will support 40 families to construct modern, brick homes in a rural Rwandan community. The families are members of the Community of Potters, an economically disadvantaged and historically marginalized group. The project will support families to move from their existing grass-thatched huts into clean homes with access to water and electricity, promoting greater health and access to proper hygiene and sanitation.
Help us to take care of 11 million trees in Cusco Peru's farmer families with their vision for the future have Sown Prosperity with 11,000 hectares of forest trees, which improve the climate, reverse soil degradation, shelter animals, reduce pressure on natural forests and capture large amounts of CO2.  Their contribution to climate change mitigation is undoubted, however, families need sustainable income while these trees grow, their solution is to harness the potential for CO2 sequestration through Carbon Credits with a technical study.
Provide Chicken Coop to Sustain Nairobi School Penuel Educational Centre (P.E.C), located in Nairobi is a primary school serving 25 students aged 6-12. P.E.C currently relies on donations to provide breakfast and lunch to maintain enrollment, pay rent and salaries. This project will build a chicken coup to raise chicks in the backyard of P.E.C, to provide a sustainable method of income generation by selling the eggs at the local market to support a feeding program, teachers salaries, and pay rent.
Crisis Relief to People in Myanmar The people of Myanmar need your support to weather devastating upheaval and to rebuild their lives safely. Engaged groups on the ground are finding that adolescent girls in rural villages are particularly impacted. The girls are multiply burdened -as girls, children, often poor, and those from minority ethnic and religious groups-and are quickly taking on very real adult responsibilities that put them at-risk and tend to limit their future opportunities.