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Help Give Malawians the Gift of Education Education regarding human rights and gender mainstreaming in Nancholi is a major issue. This results in inequality, preventing many women and youths from reaching their potential. This project aims to tackle these issues in a sustainable way.
Happy Ending Childrens Project in Rio de Janeiro The Final Feliz project combines elements of social circus and education to offer underprivileged children and at-risk youth a chance to get off of the streets and get involved in their community.
PEARL World Youth News PEARL World Youth News is a unique global web-based news service at secondary schools around the world, co-sponsored by iEARN and the Daniel Pearl Foundation.
Enhance Governance Of Financial Services Delivery Build the capacity of 2000 members, 150 leaders and 100 treasurers of 100 Savings and Credit Associations(SACAs) in Kagera Region to improve the managerial competencies for better financial services.
Urgent rebuilding - 2500 Chennai flood survivors Immediate rehabilitation support is required for 2500 children and their families who live in Chennai surroundings and affected by recent heavy flooding. This project will provide clothing, learning materials, medical care and psycho-social counselling for 2500 children, and livelihood support for their families. Special care to be provided for the needs of affected adolescent girls, providing sanitary material, supplementary educational support and construction of 21 houses completely damaged.
Archbishop Molloy Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Lauren, Sarah, & Layla from Archbishop Molly 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.
Improving the lives of children with special needs This project will contribute to improving the living conditions for children with special needs in the Aida and Al Azza refugees camps in Bethlehem, Palestine and will benefit more than 150 children through rehabilitation work such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, osteopathy, a mental health program, autism class and a focus on children with learning difficulties.
Build a Childhood Development Centre for 400 Kids IREAD plans to build a pre-school with a resource center to provide needed high quality early childhood education (ECE) to 400 children aged 3 to 6 years in the village of Marracha, NW Uganda.  Research has shown that well-conceived ECE programs are the most effective way to break the cycle of poverty and lay the foundation for lifelong success in school, career and life.
Small loans for 75 women in Uganda The project aims at extending small loans for on lending targeting 75 active poor women in Uganda over 24months
HIV+ve Orphaned Children of Freedom Foundation Comprehensive care and support of orphaned or abandoned children living with HIV/AIDS and finding ways to support by creating a system of care givers (people living with HIV/AIDS) who then mitigate orphan hood.
COVID-19 Food Donation in Bangladesh Heroes for All has been involved helping the struggling population of daily wage earners and unemployed providing 1 wk supply of food items since March 18. 1 bag cost $5.81 The volunteers and members of the organization is going door to door handing over the food so that the people who are in crisis do not need to come out of their homes. We successfully managed to support +3000 families across Bangladesh with whatever fund we managed to raise and continuing the distribution in remote villages.
Help to Build School for 200 Children in Pakistan 10 KMs away from Salt Range, Dera Jaat Jethal is poor vicinity in Pakistan which was not having a single school. SDA a local NGO having limited resources, constructed a school where education is free. 185 children are enrolled. Due to environmental changes the hill torrents of Salt Range are very frequent and the school is severely damaged and declared dangerous. For continuity of education at safer place new building resistant to flood must be constructed before the next monsoon Jun-Jul 2018.
My sanitary Pads My Education {Pads 4 school girl} This project will assist young vulnerable girls in urban slum schools in Uganda to access free sanitary pads despite the lockdown caused by COVID-19 pandemic, where Girls always need improved hygiene at all times to support themselves achieve greater heights. These girls come from deprived families that cannot afford sanitary pad (1 U$ day). As a result many end by being irregular at school and eventually drop out of school. The project will support 1000 girls from 10 schools as for the start.
Literacy Program for NYC Children For every $3 donation: One child takes home a brand new book and one parent enrolls in an entire year of  weekly emails and text messages - proven to increase parent engagement and child literacy skills. Give children the preschool vocabulary they need to succeed through high school graduation. Donate to close the achievement gap before it starts.
Empower Women and Save Lives through Cookstoves Adoption of high efficiency cookstoves can save lives, empower women, and improve the environment.  WEEMA International will train 4 local cookstove associations on methods to make the Gonzye stove, an insulated fire stove made from clay, as well as purchase over 300 stoves for local distribution to our women's groups.  This large stove order will bring much needed money to the associations, help with marketing, and have a direct positive impact on the female stove recipients and their families.
Releasing Rehabilitated Condors in Patagonia PUMALIN and LIQUINE are two condors named after the places where they were found in 2020, unable to fly or survive on their own. They were taken to a Rehabilitation Center (CRARChile) for their recovery, and TODAY THEY ARE READY TO LIVE FREELY. Both will be translocated to PATAGONIA NATIONAL PARK to be released in January 2022. The project seeks to return these birds to the place where they come from, and contribute to the education and appreciation of the community about this species.
Healthcare to 12,000 poor in rural Bangalore This project takes healthcare to the doorstep of the poor in rural villages of Bangalore, through e-consultations.  We provide medical care to women, children, the elderly and persons with disabilities. Our trained healthcare workers perform BP measurements, test GRBs tests. Depending on the readings, they connect the doctors at our hospital. and medicines are distributed.  Our e-mobile clinics works well for chronic diseases and acts as an effective triaging system for hospital referrals.
Creating the Vision of Our Next 20 Years Over the course of the last 12 years, 500 Fellows of the Environmental Leadership Program have received training to increase their leadership capacity and create significant and positive impacts on their organizations, agencies, institutions and businesses. This project will provide the opportunity for those Fellows to come together and create a strategic vision and action plan for the incredible impacts they can make collectively through the Environmental Leadership Program.
Rebuilding the Future In Coastal Ecuador This project provides tuition to train 32 students at a time in construction skills: masonry, electricity, carpentry for use in rebuilding damaged areas after the 7.8 magnitude Ecuadorean earthquake on April 16th.  Yachana is helping young people directly impacted by this disaster by giving them skills and certification and a way to contribute to rebuilding their communities.  Each course focuses on different construction skills, offered to new students.
DONATE 100 BEDS TO OKOMFO ANOKYE TEACHING HOSPITAL The donate 100 beds to the KATH hospital in KUMASI, is a project that seeks to solve in part, the inadequate bed situation in the afforementioned hospital,GHANA.  Donors should care about this project because their donations will save lives that would have died as result of being turned away from the hospital because of inadequate beds. The story of a 70year old man who died in Accra as result of no bed at the LEKMA hospital last year, 2018, is what is motivating ALANDA to do this project.
Partners In Health Haiti Earthquake Recovery After eleven years and counting, Haiti is still recovering from the utter devastation caused by the 2010 earthquake. Partners In Health continues to socially and medically support those who were impacted by the earthquake, as well as to build and operate facilities and systems that prepare Haiti for any future disasters.
Assisting the Blind from Less Privilege Families This project will assist 50 blind persons from poor homes and remote villages to go to school and another 50 of them  to engage in vocational training.
Oral Immunotherapy for Food Allergic Patients Assaf HaRofeh Medical Center (AHMC), is a Joint Commission International accredited medical institution, located in Zerifin Israel. This project will support the efforts of the Center for Food Allergy at AHMC to advance its groundbreaking work and research in oral immunotherapy (OIT) for the treatment of food allergy.  The OIT program is unique within Israel , and in the last five years has positively impacted on the lives of hundreds of patients and their families.
Help the homeless families and children The Transitional Shelter(TS) provides immediate accommodation to the most impoverished and homeless families. When a family is displaced, and exists outside of mainstream society, the children are mostly affected. Many drop out of school and tend to have emotional and social issues as well. The TS program serves to help these families start the journey to stabilize their situation, find employment for the parent and assist with financial, permanent housing and education for the children.
Sponsor Education of 341 Orphan Children for 1Year Social Action for Manpower Creation (SAMPARC) is a non-profit making Public Charitable Society and Trust in India established in 1990 for the rehabilitation, care and educational development of orphan children, children of socially victim women and all other needy, poor and disadvantaged children. SAMPARC needs your support in providing education to 341 orphan, poor & needy children in SAMPARC Orphanages in India.
Plan, Build & Sell-Help Build & Outfit Classrooms Girls' education is not just about getting girls into school-it's about equipping girls with the life skills, knowledge, and confidence necessary to make informed decisions about their lives and future. By constructing and resourcing one of the 12 needed classrooms at Village Impact's new all-girls school, you'll help 600 vulnerable girls in Kenya to complete high school and gain the skills and confidence they need to realize their full potential.
Cyclone Eloise Emergency Response In the early morning of January 23rd, Cyclone Eloise made landfall in Mozambique early with winds of up to 140km/h and intense rain. The IsraAID Mozambique team is continuing to assess the situation, whilst planning to install water filters, distribute PPE, and provide other essential non-food items.
Support Emerging Women of Burma The struggle for women to gain access to education remains a serious challenge in Burma. We women makes higher education accessible to the women of Burma so they are equipped to become leaders and take part in the decision making process in this time of change. By profiling emerging women leaders of Burma, the difficulties they face and how they overcome them, We women will inspire a new generation while raising funds to provide professional and educational opportunities for these future leaders
Atlas Corps: Fellow Support Fund During COVID-19 We need your help for our Fellows who are unable to return home. This special campaign is to support the health, safety, and welfare of our Fellows. We currently have 70+ Fellows in the USA - 11 are supposed to leave in the next 64 days. These plans are uncertain. The Fellows continue to serve and they are eager to bring knowledge home. They also will face unbudgeted health and logistical expenses due to extended stays. Will you support our Fellows?
Pedaling Against Poaching by Jeff Harrison I will raise awareness of the senseless and tragic poaching of rhinos for their horn. To do this, I am spreading the word about the rhino poaching epidemic and letting people know how they too can help fight the good fight. These endangered animals are in desperate need of our help now more than ever. I will do this by riding my mountain bike more than 5000 miles: the equivalent of the length of Africa, from its northern limit to its southern tip. I plan to raise $25,000: 5 species X 5,000 miles
Protect Sea Turtles & Researchers in Costa Rica Help save sea turtles and jaguars by ensuring our researchers have a roof over their heads! Your support will repair the aging and remote research station that serves turtle and jaguar researchers working at one of the most globally important nesting sites for Olive Ridley turtles located in Area de Conservacion Guanacaste. The station needs immediate repair due to water damage. We have $5,000 in hand and need $12,000 more to fix the station for safe use by scientists, students and volunteers.
Victims of Disasters Receive Extended After Care The outpouring of generosity often benefits victims of natural disaster in the immediate aftermath of the horrendous trauma. Often victims are left alone to discover their post-disaster normalcy. In their vulnerability, victims are often preyed upon by human traffickers. GRACE provides awareness, counseling services and financial assistance through the next weeks, months and year. Provisions are customized to their needs and may include funds for groceries, clothing, furniture, and housing.
Falls Church High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Angelette, Nour-Maria, Tammy, Vanessa, Samaria, Zain & Michelle from 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.
Support 100 Rural Household access Electricity This project will install 100 pieces of X850 with Satellite TV stand along solar home lighting system to 100 household within rural communities of District 1, Grand Bassa County, Liberia West Africa.
Emergency Relief For Flood Affected People The project will provide emergency support for flood affected communities in District Muzzafargardh. The project will provide food support, non-food items and winterized clothes for 500 families.
Humanitarian Medical and food Aid for Ukraine Respected Humanitarian  Tens of thousands of helpless, vulnerable people are fleeing their homes with barely any supplies or belongings to reach the safety of temporary shelters and relief camps. There is an immediate need for emergency medical supplies, basic food and essential supplies to fulfill the needs of these overcrowded centers. This need will continue to grow in the coming weeks and months till peace is fully restored in the country.
Decent Livelihood for 10 Women in Rural Ghana In rural Ghana, women are poorer, have fewer assets, lower voices and agencies than men. 94% of women work in poor conditions with low income in the informal sector. We provide free 16 months vocational and business training and support needed for 10 unemployed women (18-35 years) from rural parts of South Tongu district to start and run formalised and sustainable enterprises for decent livelihood. Enabling them to provide for their children, create jobs, and lead change in their communities.
Education+care+mentorship for 100 Nepali children HCC's Rural Education Scholarship Program (previously Earthquake Orphan Scholarship Program) was established in 2015 following the devastating earthquake that left many children in Nepal orphaned, homeless, and at high risk for trafficking. This program aims to keep children with surviving family members and runs supplemental programs to help strengthen local networks and rebuild rural communities while providing a pathway out of poverty and into leadership for at least 100 children at any time.
Support 15 local food entrepreneurs & teams We are looking to fundraise to set up a modern Agri-Hub space that will support 15 local startup teams in Mauritius, that will in turn support the local food supply on the island. These local agripreneurs will be assessed based on three main criterias: (i) novelty of their idea, (ii) their ability to provide a positive benefit to the local food system, and (iii) their overall impact on people and planet.
Feed a Hungry Child in Brazil Today Hunger is the biggest issue and one we must solve first before trying to break the cycle and provide education to children, a difficult task as 13 million people in Brazil are living in extreme poverty. Working with children as young as 2 who may otherwise be on the streets our project provides a safe place for the children to come and learn but before we teach them it is important to provide them with a daily nutritious meal to ensure their brain is equipped, fuelled and ready to learn.
Fund COVID-19 Response in Vulnerable Communities The rapid spread of COVID-19 has prompted Honduras and El Salvador to announce strict quarantine measures. As a result, the majority of workers have lost their livelihoods and people are struggling to feed their families and meet basic needs. This project will provide critical, on-the-ground support to those most impacted by the pandemic. Your donation will help stop the spread of misinformation, ensure equitable access to federal aid, and improve the food security of thousands of families.
Child right and orphanage care HRID is a national organization in south Sudan working to uplift children that have been seperated with their families as a result of war, Mahad orphanage center is located in Juba with around 500 children mostly at age renging from 3 years to 15 years old   We are calling upon any will individuals or organizations to join hand with us and raise this young generation   Luck of food, cleaning materials, clean water and shelter and sleeping mattresses are some of the biggest challenges We have
Help raise awareness about animal rights in Sweden Your donation will help us reach thousands of people with the message of animal rights during our annual summer tour. Our summer tour is probably the largest nonprofit information campaign in Sweden, we visit festivals, markets and fairs all over the country to spread awareness about the cruelty towards animals in our society and shape the opinions of the people that we meet.
Help Protect Wild Chimpanzees Support JGI's chimpanzee research efforts in Gombe Stream Research Center, as well as conservation efforts outside Gombe, implemented in close collaboration with local communities.
Africa Drought and Famine Fund Civil war, drought, and economic instability have led to famine conditions in South Sudan, where nearly 6.5 million people-more than half of the population-face extreme food shortages. Severe drought conditions across the region have also led to food crises in Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, and Yemen. This fund will provide emergency funding to international and locally driven relief efforts, providing food, medicine, and other essential supplies to address regional food crises.
Classrooms for 85 indigenous children in Mexico This project will build classrooms in the Wixarika Sierra, northern Jalisco, providing 85 Wixaritari children proper infrastructure for a better education so they can contribute to their culture legacy and their community development.
provide a mosquito net to safeguard a family Protect children and their parents from mosquitoes with easy-to-use mosquito nets. Mosquitoes can carry malaria, a tropical disease that can cause death. Malaria is preventable with the use of mosquito nets and appropriate education about malaria protection and treatment.
Afghan Women Earning Income through Tailoring Teaches 30 poor Afghan women tailoring, an income-generating skill. Women are able to start home-based businesses and become self-reliant.
Sponsor a Child for Conservation Sponsor an underprivileged child for a 2 night/3 day program at Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre, to give them a unique opportunity to learn about the importance of wildlife conservation, and how they can make a difference.   The children (approx ages of 10 -12 years old), will gain extensive knowledge and experience that they would not normally be exposed to. They learn about the various wildlife conservation projects that we are involved in at HESC. And will take that to their communities.
Coming of Age in the Eye of Michael Coming of Age in the Eye of Michael is a photo exhibit created by Bay County, Florida, students who are affected by the housing crisis created by Hurricane Michael, the Category 5 storm that destroyed much of Bay County. The number of homeless students more than tripled after the storm. Families are still living in temporary or substandard housing. Proceeds will be used to create Pop-Up Exhibits that will be taken around the state to share the students' stories.
Casa Cuna La Paz - Help Children in Need Casa Cuna La Paz provides food, education, medical care and formation to vulnerable children in our care.  Our children deserve the best attention, love and care we can give them to help them become thriving members of our society. We need assistance to cover the most basic needs of our children such as food supplies and medical necessities. Casa Cuna has been helping orphans and children in need since 1912, giving them in abundance what they need the most: love and care.
Casa de los Angeles Playground Casa de los Angeles in Central Mexico serves children of single working moms who cannot afford daycare.  The center is free and the moms give one hour of service for each day their children are with us.  The 100 children in our daycare center love to slide and swing and bounce.  We can put all of their energy to good use with a new playground built near our center.
Mercy Alumni Monthly Sustainers Fellowship This fund will bring together the alumni of Mercy In Action College of Midwifery in a powerful way to join in monthly support of our outreach arm in the Philippines,  midwife-led freestanding birth centers providing maternity care in low-resource, high-mortality areas at no cost to the families. Graduates of our midwife training programs are uniquely qualified to understand and support solutions to the problems facing pregnant women, newborns, and postpartum mothers in poor parts of our world.
Disaster Recovery for 11,000 people in Fiji On Friday the 30th of March, the Western Division of Fiji experienced some of the worse flooding in recent history. Today over 11,000 people are living in basic evacuation centres, their homes destroyed by flood waters. Thousands are without electricity and running water. Many people lost their livelihoods and homes in a matter of hours without warning. This projects helps supply immediate basic requirements such as food, clean water and shelter whilst assisting long term recovery efforts.
Bring playtime to 100 children with disabilities All children, including disabled children, have the right to play, learn, be included and reach their full potential. Uhambo's Ndinogona "I Can" Program is providing special communication aids and activities to 100 children with disabilities at the Siyabonga Care Village in rural Western Cape. They will be given a chance to play, learn and reach developmental goals never thought possible. In April Uhambo reached its goal for GlobalGiving's Open Challenge and is now expanding the project.