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Dream Big, Achieve Big-100 Poor Malaysian students Talent Developing Society is creating opportunities to Malaysian underprivileged students to be successful in their life by earning scholarship to pursue education in universities or becoming successful entrepreneurs. We are reinforcing the speaking, reading, writing, listening skills, STEM education, entrepreneurship and other talents of young people to allow them to access quality education in outstanding universities abroad.
Training Skills for Widows and Orphans in Rwanda By training widows and orphans , it gives them hope and self respect and assurance of sustaining their lives without relying on hand outs and gives them the  dignified lifestyle,
As we train them to became creative , they learn to work and advance their lively hood by creating jobs for them selves.
Reducing Demand for Rhino Horn in the USA Rhinos face their greatest threats to extinction, driven by a demand for their horn mostly by practitioners of Traditional Asian Medicine. Based on confiscations, the United States is likely the third largest consumer of rhino horn globally. We will reduce the demand for rhino horn in the US by empowering students who first learn about the costs and consequences of the rhino trade, and then advocate for its reduction among their communities. Children will be vital role-players in saving rhinos.
Support Disaster Affected Filipino Youth This project aims to support disaster-affected youths in the community of Banaba, which is on the outskirts of Manila.
COVID-19 Emergency Action Fund Global Emergency Care has launched the Emergency Action Fund in response to the COVID-19 crisis. Now, more than ever, your support of GEC is critical. Our Emergency Care Practitioners (ECPs) are some of the only specialist emergency care providers in Uganda and are the most equipped to deal with the COVID-19 crisis there. They are on the front lines of this pandemic as it spreads across Uganda, and are the communities' best hope for triaging COVID-19 symptoms and providing quality patient care.
Breakfast for Kindergarten schoolgirls in Pakistan We introduced a school breakfast program at the SMB Fatima Jinnah Girls School, and more recently also at Khatoon-e-Pakistan Government Girls School, both catering to low-income neighborhoods in Karachi. Most of the students in this program came to school without having breakfast, were malnourished and unable to focus on their lessons. We aim to reverse that by starting off the day with a nutritious breakfast for a total of 550 students studying in Kindergarten, Grades 1 and 2.
Building a Women's Center in Nebkit, Mali The World Food Program (WFP) is promoting self-sustainability by creating a Women's Center in Nebkit, Mali - one of the least developed and poorest countries in the world.
Provide Sanitary Water and a School in Yevi, Ghana The children in Yevi Village, Ghana, have been forced to drink filthy, disease ridden water for over a year. The boreholes are not functional and the local lake is pollutes and drying up. Frogs and insects skim in the mud. Their current school is too small, falling down around them and lacks basic necessities, causing many children to stay home from school. This project will provide clean drinking water and a new school with library and computer lab for over 600 children.
Help Girls to End the Cycle of Poverty & Violence The growing urban poverty and disparity have adverse impact on lives of women. They face multiple disadvantages due to poverty, gender discrimination, and lack of access to higher education. The present project aims at empowering  young women staying in urban settlements through employability skills training, critical life skills and linking them to jobs and other income generating options like enterprise development leading to financial independence and greater control over their own lives.
Give knowledge library to young people in Myanmar Support the hopes of young people in Myanmar by adopting an eTekkatho library, providing rich educational resources to use without the Internet. MyLibrary is a tough, tiny, portable, battery-powered capsule which stores educational content and makes it available even in places with no internet connection or reliable electricity. This means we can provide access to educational materials to people living in many more places, including hard-to-reach areas.  Ethnic language
Give Hope to Kisumu's Children during COVID-19 RKF's main aim is to ensure school children in Kisumu always have access to quality education. The COVID-19 pandemic has completely derailed the education journey for the poorest and most vulnerable children globally. We aim to do this by re-purposing our existing Meals program, Literacy program, WASH Program and Sanitary Pads program to provide both short and long-term relief to students and their families. Donations will go towards meals and educational packs until schools re-open again.
Train 250 Poor Children In Sports and Environment The Project provides sports and environmental conservation trainning to 250 underprevillaged children from poor families of Kisumu
Girls: Menstrual, Sexual and Reproductive Health This project strives to ensure effective menstrual hygiene management through a comprehensive approach of addressing girl's and women's immediate needs of sanitary products and menstrual health-appropriate sanitation and hygiene facilities for the mapped 2800 adolescent girls and young women who live in street-connected environments and urban slums.  The multi-phase program aims at creating awareness about sexual and reproductive health issues of adolescent girls and women living in the street.
Bringing Hope to 10 Families in Medellin, Colombia For decades Medellin's poor Comunas have been hubs for criminal violence. The lethal combination of violence and poverty limits socio-economic development in the area. However not all the residents of the poor Comunas are standing by! This project supports local entrepreneurs by reinforcing their business strategy, finding new markets and providing an online business tool kit. These entrepreneurs display immense courage and offer young people an alternative to crime.
Save 500 Girls from Child Marriages in Bangladesh We propose interventions to enhance the enforcement of child marriage laws in rural areas of Bangladesh by ensuring universal coverage of birth registration (UBR) of girls within the target group (aged 14-17) as well as creating awareness of a mobile-phone based surveillance and reporting system - connecting enforcing agencies with potential victims - to restrict the practice of child marriage.
Reduce Suffering in Kenya Via Health Care Services "Family planning could bring more benefits to more people at less cost than any other single technology now available to the human race." UNICEF. There is no question the  people we serve are desperate. Kenya has the highest unskilled abortion rate (46%) in the world because of inaccessible and un-affordable Family Planning services to reduce unwanted pregnancies. CHAT will continue our mission of mitigating extreme suffering by escalating access to Family Planning and basic healthcare services.
Women Dignity and Hygiene The project will build community based behaviour change communication system to generate the awareness at community level on toilet use, hand wash at critical timings and menstrual hygiene management  in 20 villages of Barabanki district of  Uttar Pradesh in India.Project will build skills of community volunteers, adolescent girls groups and women groups on behaviour change messages, communication tools and participatory methods for mobilizing the community, tracking behaviour changes.
Sustainable Irrigation for Rwandan Orphanage Designing an irrigation system for the L'esperance Orhpanage to grow crops during the dry season, increasing the health of the children and helping the orphanage become economically self-sufficient.
Share Light with Mexican Children with Cancer Since 1990, we have helped more than 12,600 low-income girls, boys and young people who suffer from cancer in Mexico. With your help, we can continue to do so for the 1,200 children we have in active treatment and the 4,800 children we have in present remission.
Marnie's Old Pals at the ASPCA Marnie the Dog - a 13 year old rescue, social media influencer, and senior pets advocate - has started a special fund with the ASPCA to help senior pets. Marnie's Old Pals at the ASPCA Fund was created to help older cats and dogs at the ASPCA Adoption Center in New York City to receive the necessary care to get them adopted into safe, loving homes.
Save All Species on The Galapagos Islands Animal Balance is planning a return trip to the island of San Cristobal in the Galapagos, Ecuador. We have been working on the islands since 2004, providing humane population management for cats and dogs in order to allow all species to coexist together peacefully. We work with government agencies and train local veterinarians to continue our work when we leave. Our work helps to protect all species that inhabit the island, including sea lions, marine iguanas, giant tortoises, and many others.
Empower 200 Women to Become Entrepreneurs In India SAMRUDHI provides a livelihood based financial services to 200 women to take up income generating activities enabling them to become economically self-reliant.
Help Reduce Youth Suicides In Japan This project will train 40 crisis lifeline chat support workers in Japan, who will focus on youth suicide prevention. Every year more than 20,000 people die by suicide in Japan, one of the highest suicide rates in the world. Many of those dying are teenagers and young people. Your donation will help to reduce suicide by increasing the number of support workers trained to use TELL's online chat service, thus enabling young lives to reach their full potential. Together we can save lives.
Water & Top School Spots for Tea Plantation Kids Children of tea plantation workers dream of escaping a future in the fields by excelling on the Scholarship Exam in their final year of primary school. All who do well can earn a place in a well-funded national school and a scholarship. A teacher is ready to expand a successful tutoring program. We'll build a room that doubles as a library and replace an unhealthy latrine with a flush toilet and hand washing station. Then we'll train parents as community organizers who can solve future issues.
Disaster Relief-Hurricane Harvey Donors should care because natural disasters are not just immediate occurences--they affect lives in the long-term. Families are losing everything they have--their houses and food. Texas Diaper Bank fills the gap for an often-ignored item: diapers. Diapers impact babies, children with disabilities, and seniors.
Empower LBTQ women, empower the Caribbean Globally women experience more violence, sexual harassment and assault. lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer women even more so. COVID-19 has worsened the situation of LBTQ women criminalised in the Caribbean.  Donate any amount to support our Caribbean Women & Sexual Diversity Conference (CWSDC) a space now even more important for women to learn to advocate for themselves and others and to build networks of support. Help protect all women by empowering LBTQ women. Donate today!
AIDS prevention to 5000 high schoolers in Bay Area Teens For Testing is an innovative HIV/AIDS education program targeted at high school students that includes in-school HIV testing. By engaging each other  openly, honestly and directly, teenagers have an opportunity to impact the sexual health choices of their peers.
Self Defense: Empowering Women of Kurdistan World Council of Credit Unions recently visited refugee camps in Kurdistan. Many women left behind in the war on ISIS were powerless. Many have been beaten, abused and suffered unspeakable violence. One such camp recently started offering self defense training for women and girls and through this activity, have regained a sense of self-confidence and dignity. World Council would like to support these classes into the future and is seeking to raise $25,000 for support in 2019-2020.
Young Agents in Conservation Agriculture (YACA) This project will increase income levels (by 30%) of 500 youths farmers and  women, providing Climate Smart Agriculture knowledge as well as business development services in Muchinga, Eastern and Central Provinces of Zambia.  The Project plans to strengthen Agro-enterprises of the youths and women in Chinsali, Lundazi, Mkushi, Serenje, Chitambo districts of the three provinces of Zambia to be able to restore and conserve 50 hectares of land/forest (Ecosystem), Supporting them with seed funds.
School for 25 at-risk children in South Africa Early education is the key to success and you can help provide a safe, nurturing environment to vulnerable children who are so hungry for this chance. This project will enable 25 children to attend school for an entire year.
Ebola Prevention & Support for Women in Detention The Ebola epidemic continues to affect West Africa with over 10,000 deaths & more than 24,000 infected. In Sierra Leone, the disease is devastating the country with a broken health system, lockdowns, curfews, closed schools & businesses. Everyone is affected. AdvocAid is providing welfare support to women in detention, vital legal aid to those affected by the State of Emergency as well as supplying women's prisons, police stations and courts with donations of sanitation materials.
Break Cycle of Poverty & Patriarchy With Education Bittu (10) & Chand (8) hail from a small village in Bihar. Daughters of migrant labourers, they live in a semi-permanent slum in Uttarakhand, India. They are the young leads of the short film Bittu that depicts the challenges girls like them face in rural, remote corners of the world. They need your help to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty and patriarchy, change their lives with access to quality education, nutrition, electricity, drinking water and a roof on their heads.
Youth Education and Food Sovereignty in Honduras The project will fund a computer lab for the Foundation for Participatory Research with Honduran Farmers and provide computer literacy and journalism workshops for youth.
Help Children with Learning Difficulties in Uganda At Backup Uganda, we focus on giving learners the attention and instruction that best suit their learning needs. In Uganda, it is not yet a priority to meet the needs of learners with learning difficulties. With class sizes upwards of 70 children, struggling learners are overlooked and pushed along in their education. We empower their teachers and parents to identify their difficulties and work with them in order to prevent dropping out of school or getting lost in the system.
New Zealand Christchurch Earthquake Appeal On February 22, 2011, Christchurch and the surrounding area were struck by an earthquake that caused severe damage and tragic casualties. The NZ Government has launched a global appeal for support.
Right to School The projects aims at providing children access to equitable and quality education, ensuring that the schools in this area are compliant with Right To Education norms. This project aims to work with 2,061  children from 15 villages (in Telangana State) the school they deserve, so that they are on the path to complete their education and take the first step towards a successful future. By creating healthier learning environments in schools and raising awareness among all stakeholders.
Empower 400 Young Women Leaders in the NW! This project will provide leadership and mentorship programs for over 400 diverse female leaders in the greater NW. With your support, girls from all walks of life will have the opportunity to set and meet goals for their futures. These girls will: gain college and career skills; learn to collaborate with others who look, act, and believe differently than they do; find positive, adult role models; gain self confidence; and work together to make a difference in the local and global community.
Provide Clean Water for 89 Congolese Homes The Association for the Protection and Development of Youth in Congo plans to establish a drinking water well for 89 homes in the rural zone of MPasa3 in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo. This will have a positive impact for almost 400 people. With your help, we aim to raise $10,000 for this project.
Support The Lives of Those Who Support Ours Over the years we've improved the management of over 2.5 million hectares of marine protected area, a further 1,000 hectares of Ipo Watershed, main source of water for Metro Manila, and brought environmental education to 1,093,586 students in our effort to inspire the next generation of environmental leaders. In 2020 alone we reached out to almost 4,000 farmers and over 6,000 fishers, and oversaw the passing of 2 sustainable banking policies to pave the way for more wins for the environment.
ICT classes & Research Center for Ghana students We are breaking the cycle of poverty and preparing our students for their graduation in 2026!  Our exceptional students...the "brilliant but needy" students... have already set the pace for their success.  What they need are the computer skills   This ICT class will serve as their research lab and study hall.
Send Mumbai Red-Light Area Girl to US University! I, Shweta , am the FIRST girl from India's red-light areas to be accepted to a US university! I have a full scholarship to the prestigious Bard College in New York but need funding for my room and board. Newsweek recently named me a "25 Under 25 Young Women to Watch," and my story has been featured on dozens of Indian news channels, magazines and newspapers - I want to study psychology and return to the red-light area as a therapist. Please help me achieve my dreams by going to college!
Give Children the Very Best Learning Materials How much time do you spend online searching for quality resources? Whether you are a teacher planning a lesson or a parent helping your child with a challenging subject,  do you find that despite the overwhelming amount of online resources available, it's never been harder to find what you need?   Curriki has the solution!  This project will build out the Curriki online library of FREE teaching and learning resources for all educators, parents, homeschool parents, and students around the world
To avoid teen age marriages among Tribal in India TWA proposes to conduct training camps that will focus on safe reproductive health care practices.
Provide a Home to 30 orphans in South-Africa This project will provide a home and a good education to 30 orphans, abused and abandoned children in Limpopo, South-Africa, a province greatly affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic; raising them in a loving, stable and safe environment. They will be restored to good health, emotionally and physically and equipped for life through education so they can have a meaningful future.
Menstrual Health Equity for Women in Lebanon Days for Girls (DfG) Lebanon is bringing locally made, washable menstrual Kits and health education to women. Since 2011, Lebanon has experienced an influx of refugees of which women and children comprise 1.5 million of the overall population. With protracted displacement, refugees have multiple humanitarian needs; among them are the challenges of managing menstruation with privacy, dignity, and safety.
Increase food security in West Africa This program provides the tools and resources needed for West African farmers to be self-sufficient and increase food security for their families. Together, through our value chains of onions, sesame, fonio and cashews and our agricultural training, we will improve crops and access to markets for farmers.
Empowering Women through Skills Education in Bali Bali WISE is breaking the poverty cycle through free skills education, employment and business development for the underprivileged women of Bali, Indonesia.
Provide Clean Water for 1,000 Students in Kenya Send students back to school with clean water. This project will provide funding to dig two wells at schools in Western Kenya. Each well will serve up to 1,000 students and the surrounding community.
Hands-on computer classes for 1,800 Ghana children Children who go to schools in poor and rural areas of Ghana are failing their exams because they do not have hands-on computer practice. Working with a library, EIFL has successfully tested and can offer a solution - mobile libraries equipped with solar power that take fully charged laptop and tablet computers to schools. Our project will provide 1,800 eager school children with the opportunity to develop vital technology skills - and to pass their exams.
SUS- model for autism Children from autistic spectrum will receive professional treatment according to their individual abilities, enabling them to better integration in the social environment and improve their quality of life.
Target 100: Empowering 100 rural women farmers This project is geared on empowering 100 women farmers to create rural opportunities towards increasing their income to improve and support their families and children in school through sustainable agriculture. Various skills training have been identified to include soap making, pomade making from shea nut, soya utilization, tie and dye making, groundnut and rice processing, shea butter processing, rearing of small ruminants, goat, fowl, rabbit, piggery, sheep, local poultry and beekeeping.
Save Our Daughters, Nigeria Young people account for 60% of all new HIV/AIDS infections. Young girls in rural communities represents 28% of the population, yet they bear 80% of reproductive health burdens such as STIs, unsafe abortion and HIV. The reason for this poor state of health is easily traced to lack of access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Education and Services. Women's Rights and Health Project through its Save Our Daughters Programme is providing 1000 free HIV Counseling and Testing to Out-of-school Girls.
Emergency Relief for Flood Victims in Bangladesh Bangladesh, a land of natural beauty and resources, blessed with around 310 rivers. But recently, this blessing turned into bustle when the monsoon started in July. Heavy rainfall started throughout the country and flow of large-scale water leading to massive flooding situation in low lying areas of Northern, north-eastern and south-eastern districts. Now thousands of family is flood affected, lost their houses, livestock, struggling with contagious diseases waiting for support and relief.
Empower and Educate Vulnerable Ugandan Girls Imagine a girl, the daughter of an abusive, alcoholic mother, feeling left with no option to feed herself other than prostitution. Girls like this roam the rat-infested, flooded alleys of Kampala's Namuwongo slum every day, scavenging for food and searching for shelter. Uganda Hands for Hope aims to alleviate their poverty and facilitate lasting change in the lives of the most vulnerable children and families living in Namuwongo through education, health and livelihood programs.
Make 200 disabled Pakistani people be independent 200 Disabled people and children in Pakistan will get wheelchairs,hearing aid's,access to educational and rehabilitation centers. This will provide independency and give them labor opportunities
Create a Safe Place to Play Soccer for 500 LA Kids Children ages 5 to 9 have higher rates of playground injuries than any other age group. Most of these injuries occur at school (Phelan 2001). LA County also has the lowest ratio of soccer fields to residents (4 per 100K). By turning LA's poorest schools' playgrounds into turf fields for dreams we can create a safer place to play without fear of injury, resulting in healthier, more active children, while also providing a solution to the growing childhood obesity epidemic and lack of soccer fields