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Relief for SriLanka Bombing Victim Sri Lanka on April 21st Easter Sunday a state of emergency has been declared. Six simultaneous bombings have taken place in 3 churches( St Anthony's Shrine, Zion church and St.Sebastians) and 3 hotels( Cinnamon Grande, Shang-ri La and Kingsbury). The bombings that took place at the churches were targeted towards people congregated for Easter Sunday. The hotel bombings have targeted tourists and foreigners on travels.  The reported casualties are currently 207 deaths and 450 injured.
Empower Street Children's Education-Build A School Empower street children through education by helping us to build a Kimbilio primary school. Street connected children have little or no access to education, especially if they are a girl. Help us provide an inclusive school for these marginalized girls and boys, where we strengthen community cohesion by educating them alongside local children. Education will enable the children to transform their futures.
Fight famine with farming in South Sudan Famine and severe hunger are ravaging South Sudan.  Almost six million people face food insecurity. They don't know where their next meal will come from.  We are working to help families in Old Fangak, that are in desperate need of food, start small gardens and farms so that they can feed themselves while increasing the the amount of food available to the community.  This program will teach farming techniques, providing seeds and small tools, and micro loans for water pumps all to fight famine.
Help Ayod Educational Center in South Sudan Due to long years of civil wars; the entrenched poverty, illiteracy and diseases, the community of Ayod County in South Sudan has no opportunity to develop the basic skills and technology necessary to improve their lives. This project will help provide first-time access to basic education for 500 children and improves adult literacy through running afternoon classes for adults. About 30,000 community members will benefit indirectly from having this educational center established in their midst
KISIWANI CHILD BACK TO SCHOOL PROJECT The project will  support orphans and vulnerable children who come from poorest areas cant pay for  of Early childhood education to qualify to join free education for all from class 1-8.we target children from the age of 6-10 years who are outside the learning system due to poverty .This  project will establish 6  temporary learning classrooms and also provide feeding programme since majority of the children cannot afford 3 meals a day hence are malnutrition .over 3000 children will benefit
Women's Empowerment in the groupment of Kaniola. In the eastern part of the DRC, ravaged by repeated wars, particularly Walungu and Kalehe territories, women have endured decades of misdeeds and live in increased marginalization and poverty, and have difficulties to meet their family's needs when they have become the first to be responsible for the context of their lives. Victims of a non-protective environment, young people and women become vulnerable to abuse, exploitation and other violations of their rights.
HERD - Baby Albino Elephant Khanyisa's Fundraiser On 7th Jan 2020, a four-month female injured albino baby elephant was found alone and caught in a terrible snare. Her injuries from the snare were severe. Wildlife vets have estimated that she spent at least four days stuck in the snare, as maggot infestation had set into some of the open wounds. Khanyisa, (meaning light/sunshine) is now healthy and been steadily integrating with the Jabulani Herd since April 2020. She has been accepted by them unconditionally.
Saving Lives - Improving Health in Rural Guatemala The 100,000 people living in rural villages in San Martin, Jilotepeque lack even the most basic health care.  Most have no access to treatment or medicine. Our health team is sensitive to the indigenous culture.  We focus on educating patients about nutrition, hygiene, how to manage chronic and acute diseases, prenatal care and child development. Without our care men, women, and especially children will go untreated because families lack resources to see doctor
Las Lomas K9 Rescue - General Operating Expenses Las Lomas K9 Rescue is a no kill shelter in South Texas where animals are constantly being dumped, abused, or abandoned.  Expenses continue to climb and donations are at a low. We get no government assistance and rely on generous people like you to help us save more lives. In these tough economic times, we need help with general operating expenses so that we can continue helping the animals in our community.  Cutting down the stray population benefits everyone, animals and humans alike!
Food-security & education for 350 villagers in ZIM This project makes 350 villagers food-secure and enables 70 out-of-school AIDS orphan children from 6 to 18 years to return to school by establishing an irrigation scheme and a product marketing programme in Nhindiwa, Zimbabwe.
Rooftop Micro Farms for Refugee Women in Deheishe Rooftop micro farms enable these women from Deheishe Refugee Camp to support their families and address the food insecurity they suffer from. Many families don't have sufficient access to fresh vegetables, effecting especially the children in their development. Providing these women with the training and materials to produce two healthy harvests a year has showed to be a successful way to address the need of Palestinian refugees, and should be made available to more women as soon as possible!
Support for Women with Mental Health Problems This project works for the rescue, rehabilitation, and reintegration of women with mental health problems in Nepal. These women with their already low status due to gender, suffer abuse, discrimination, and are often abandoned by their families, because mental illness is feared and misunderstood. KOSHISH's short-term Transit Home gives these women a second chance at life by providing them with medical treatment, counseling, and a caring, family-like environment to heal and recover.
Support Homeless people in Puducherry Let us help those living in the shadows of  society in Pondicherry. We aim to establish a centre for the homeless and offer them services to improve their quality of life.  Our project will provide empowerment, counselling, de-addiction and vocational training to help these individuals transition from a life of poverty to integrated members of our society.
Educate and Feed 700 children in India for 1 year Spark-A-Change Foundation provides free education and meals to 700 children from the poorest sections of society in Mumbai, India.  SAC also provides education for technology, public speaking, drama, and coaching in sports.
Help Rural Children Grow Their Own Food Thanda provides emotional, physical, and educational support through after-school programmes to 460 children in rural KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Our aim is to create graduates who are proud of whom they are; who are motivated, life-long learners; and who are critical thinkers with the knowledge and skills to improve both their own lives and their community.
Buy Solar Panels for Project that saves Big Cats Our Mission is to raise awareness of the vulnerability of Endangered and Threatened Species through educational experiences, as well as ethically breeding cheetahs in captivity. Our vision is to release some of our animals into a protected yet self-sustaining natural habitat. We have over 50 animals in our care, including cheetahs, leopards and non-breeding male lions. Through education programs and conservation initiatives, we can save these precious big cat species from extinction.
Rebuild a Community Destroyed by Hurricane Odile The people of Las Pacas near La Paz, Mexico lost their homes in the recent hurricane. Olazul is helping Las Pacas to secure emergency assistance, rebuild their homes and guarantee a better future.
Emergency Food Aid for 7500 Starving Ethiopians Over the coming months we aim to provide emergency food aid and medical assistance to thousands of severely malnourished children under five, pregnant women and lactating mothers in Ethiopia.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Gio, Kaushik, and Jacob 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.
EcoLatrines for 20 Bolivian Families This project is a community-wide effort to help families achieve better health by promoting  sanitation in rural villages in Eastern Bolivia. The project will provide families with an ecological composting latrine.  Families will contribute both labor and a portion of the materials to construct their new latrine. An important component of the project is an education program ensuring that villagers understand how to maintain and why it's important to sustain their latrines for the long-term.
Classroom Sponsorship Chikumbuso Women and Orphans Project runs a free school for orphans ranging from kindergarten through seventh grade. This education is 100% free which means that Chikumbuso purchases all school supplies, clothing, books, and feeds the children lunch everyday. Presently, over 350 children attend our school and we need your help to keep them there. Please help us help them by pledging to support a classroom.
Give a Gift of Home to a Homeless Family in India Give a homeless family in India protection and a home. weatherHYDE is a life-saving shelter designed to protect homeless families from extreme weather and to offer women and children privacy and a safe space. Beneficiaries are carefully selected by billionBricks' community partners working on the ground in homeless communities in India. Every weatherHYDE is geotagged and tracked, so that we can share detailed information on the impact your donation will make on https://weatherhyde.org/impact/
Educate to Save Syrian Lives Through this campaign, we aim to help youth medical staff to promote their capabilities, provide high quality health services, and to contribute to re-building the damaged healthcare system in Syria. We seek to provide certified, accredited, and high-quality medical training programs, in collaboration with Gaziantep University, for 150 healthcare providers in North Syria
Kingwawa Haiti Relief Project Helping people & a village in Haiti to restore home through building domes using local materials and local labor. http://kingwawa.com/Home.html
Support 20 Kenya County Education Equality Forums Elimu Yetu Coalition plans to hold policy forums in 20 marginalized counties in Kenya to enhance access to quality basic education for both boys and girls.
Earthquake Solidarity Project 4 Haiti by Haitians On August 14, 2021, two deadly earthquakes hit Haiti.  Hundreds are dead, thousands hurt and homeless.  ESPWA and the Haiti Community Foundation are fighting FOR communities WITH communities.   Our goal: to meet emergency needs in the 13 Grand'Anse communes: Water supplies,  medical supplies, food, temporary housing/tents.    Our priorities: remote villages that don't get aid and more vulnerable populations: pregnant women, children, elderly, disabled. Hoping to serve 15,000 to 20,000 people.
Build Art & Tech Center for 400 Youth in N. Uganda Hope Center Uganda (HCU) provides youth in Uganda with education in literacy, arts, tech, health and more in rented spaces. This project builds us our own three-room building where we can conduct classes for the marginalized groups who make up the majority of HCU's existing 130 beneficiaries (namely girls, refugees, street children and LGBTQ youths) and allows us to expand our reach to impact more people. Help advance our mission of creating an innovative, educated community of problem-solvers!
DE traumatizing Chimanimani Cyclone IDAI Victims. NATCAZ will introduce the Healing Power of Creative Arts where respite; comfort, positivity and hope can be found enabling, communities in Chimanimani affected by Cyclone Idai to relate their stories through Safe Women, Youth and Children's Hubs (SWYACH) through performing and visual arts recordings, involving the affected communities. 169 perished 328 went missing and 11,255 were displaced. Described by the UN as 'one of the worst weather-related disasters in Africa'.
Internet Service & Allowances for Myanmar Teachers The Feb 2021 military coup & COVID-19 in Myanmar have caused a humanitarian crisis. The population is facing food shortages, lack of access to education, losses of jobs, and a health crisis. Inflation has jumped to 40% within 8 months and the economy has shrunk considerably. Schools and universities are still closed due to the political crisis and COVID-19 outbreak. The National University of the University of Myanmar (NUUM) provides educational opportunities for Myanmar students & teachers.
Helping our HIV+ Thai Children finish school Our project offers our 10 children, who are infected or affected by HIV, a secure and loving family environment, providing them with a sense of self-worth and value within Thai society. Our children, who range in age and educational ability are between 3 and 17 years old. Our focus will be to add to their educational and social values/norms programs to the same level as other Thai children. This will enable them to reach their dreams of a promising career and return to care for their families
Supplemental Food for People Living with HIV/AIDS Esther's Pantry provides supplemental food to low income people in the Portland area who are living with HIV/AIDS. Many clients also have a history of mental illness, homelessness and substance abuse.
Women's Health Book in Cebuano for Rural Villages This project is to raise the final funding needed to print and distribute 5,000 copies of Hesperian's "Where Women Have No Doctor" in Cebuano to health workers in remote areas of Negros Oriental.  Using this book, health workers can provide treatment/prevention methods as well as general health information to women in their communities. The translation was done by Silliman University Marina Mission Clinic (SUMMC), a community health clinic serving the rural population of Negros Oriental.
Over 1 million refugees in Bangladesh Global Hope Network International has partnered with other organizations working to provide immediate relief, help and hope to over 1 million refugees who are currently living in extremely challenging conditions in Bangladesh.  Our teams on the ground desire to provide increased shelter as monsoon season fast approaches, basic nutrition needs, hygiene while offering hope and trauma counseling. These families have experienced much trauma, and are living in horrific situations. Your help is needed
Educate 150 poor orphan girls in Kigali City The project will consist of providing educational materials such as school fees, uniforms, books, notebooks, sweaters, pens, pencils etc, to 150 poor orphan schoolgirls in 2 rural areas surrounding Kigali City so that they may be able to stay to school and not go to be babysitters or stay in the streets of the city begging for money. This project will help those poor children girls to get better opportunities to be educated which will help them to get jobs in their future life.
Rescue 2000 women and girls from forced labour Prevention of trafficking and forced migration from tribal belts, empower domestic workers; and to uplift the children subject to poverty in order to avoid them becoming children domestic workers.
Udzungwa Botanic Garden We are creating a tropical botanic garden to support forest conservation. The garden will serve three purposes: (1) A seed source for rare and threatened plants, mostly trees, for use in restoring deforested areas; (2) A regional training centre for forest restoration; (3) A peaceful location for charitable ecotourism, where tourists can learn about plants and watch local wildlife [birds, monkeys, butterflies] between the excitement of the other safari adventures that the region has to offer.
Educate and Feed 22 Orphans in Kilifi, Kenya. This project will educate and feed 22 vulnerable orphans in Kilifi County, Kenya. Kilifi County is one of the poorest counties in Kenya, with one of the highest rates of illiteracy and unemployment. Orphans are particularly vulnerable in such an environment. Secondary schools charge $500 per student per year. Most families cannot afford to feed and educate their children. By feeding them and supporting their education, Upendo will help lift them and their families out of poverty.
Empower Women to Fight HIV and End FGM in Kenya Breaking the Silence trains Indigenous Samburu women and girls to understand and prevent HIV/AIDS and end the harmful practice of female genital mutilation (FGM), also called "female circumcision".
VITA: Volunteer Initiative in Turkey & Armenia By giving youth the skills necessary to implement community service projects in their local communities, they will provide the platform needed to promote greater civic engagement in Turkey and Armenia. During the Volunteer Initiative in Turkey and Armenia program, participants will engage in community service activities, interact with American youth volunteers, and participate in a workshop where they will design their own community service projects to be implemented in Turkey and Armenia.
Harvesting honey saves forests and lives The coastal villages of SW Thailand were once home to thriving mangrove forest ecosystems that preserved the shoreline, sequestered carbon, sheltered fish, and sustained communities that relied on small-scale inshore fishing. Today, these communities are among the poorest in the region as mangroves are lost to aquaculture, logging, and urban expansion. MAP will help 4 communities develop sustainable sources of mangrove-based income through harvesting high-quality honey from mangrove flowers.
Community & Economic Development with Youth Rugby Summary Rugby Idaho looks to provide safe and affordable programs to all kids (1st-12th) in Idaho throughout the year. We look to sustain legitimate programs that teach core life skills that pertain to developing leaders within the community. Our major focus is developing partnerships with local Parks and Recreational. This year we are hosting a very important regional tournament where kids have the opportunity to speak to college scouts and youth Olympic selectors.
Protect 320 Poor old people in bihar / India ADD has always been thinking of doing something better for the poor/disabled helpless old people whom nobody is there to take care of and ADD implemented it by providing  food stuffs, clothing, Nutritional support and medical care with free medicine for 2 months to such poor old people in Bihar, India.
Nabo Asha Project (Kolkata, India) VITAL will mainstream over 76 street children into formal education through a 'bridging' course, academic counselling, recreational activities and a daily nutritious meal, which incentivises parents to send their children to the project instead of engaging in child labour or child marriage. Priority admission is given to girls who are disproportionately represented in the population of victims of human trafficking. Many families in the area rely on rag picking and domestic labour for an income.
Train 100 young Kenyan entrepreneurs The latest United Nations Human Development report revealed that youth unemployment in Kenya had risen to 22.2 per cent, significantly higher than neighbors Tanzania, Uganda and Ethiopia. Lack of opportunities creates vulnerable youth, and has a destabilizing effect. This project will train 100 youth in socially responsible business practices and leadership skills. A pitch contest will follow, with 10 selected to receive access to seed capital, leadership training, and mentorship.
Transformative Education for Refugees in Zimbabwe The USAP Community School is a residential 11th and 12th grade (A Level) school in Zimbabwe that educates high-achieving, low-income students to excel at the world's top universities with the aim of building society.  In 2021, we have a total of 7 students (10% of our students) from Tongogara Refugee Camp.  This project will raise funds for us to be able to continue covering all costs for refugee students to access the high quality and transformative value-based education our school provides.
ICT promotion for community development in Ghana Linking university students and professors in Ghana and the US to create Community Learning and Technology Centers in schools, metropolitan and rural communities in Ghana.
Establish a New National Archives in Vanuatu This project will aid in establishing a new National Archives of Vanuatu that will provide free use and access of the country's most important historical and cultural records.
Preparing youths to thrive in Kenya's workforce! Thamani Youth of Africa has partnered with Hatua Likoni to support them in their quest to empower Kenyan youths through education, mentorship & employment!Let's prepare youths to thrive in Kenya's workforce by helping to provide eight scholarships for secondary and university education, mentoring and career guidance for  Likoni's top students, in order for them to gain the skills, credentials and networks they need to contribute to and benefit from Kenya's growing economy.
Give a Bicycle to girls in Nepal to attend school Twenty-one girls have entered higher secondary schooling through the Girls' Education Project by Nepal Village Foundation. The girls' new school is about 5 kilometres away from their home. Walking to the school and back every day is difficult.  This demotivates the girls to attend school regularly. The girls are from the poorest of the poor families and cannot afford a bicycle. Hence, this project will provide a bicycle to the girls so they can attend school regularly.
Child Protection in Streets of Mwanza in Tanzania This project will help 196 children living and working in the street of Mwanza to go back home and live with their safe families and help and help 260 children roaming in the street during day time to stay home with their families.
A school in Liberia for children living in poverty The project will benefit children living in abject poverty in the slum of West Point, Monrovia, Liberia. The goal is to build an elementary school that will accommodate 500 children per year.   We believe that giving children living in extreme poverty access to early education is a great poverty alleviation strategy.
Support for Changes livelihood of Disabled Women This project is specially designed to ensure  the rights and access to different development services of the women with disabilities for proper IGAs training to develop . Women with Disabilities have been given special emphasis in this project. Numbers of 100  Disable Women are primary beneficiaries of the project. To financial empower in the family in order to make them capable to a  lead successful life.They will earn for them self & economic burdens will be reduce and have increasing dignity.
Sustainability & Food Security for the Amazon-BR The Amazon is the largest remaining rain forest, producing most of the world's oxygen and 1/5 of its freshwater. Deforestation, poverty and COVID-19 are destroying the region and its indigenous people. This project will build an Aquaponics Center of Excellence to strengthen food security, economic recovery and sustainable livelihoods for indigenous and traditional peoples in 9 regions of the Amazon, while protecting critical habitat and biodiversity.
Love of the Game Save the Player, Save the Game.  We, the "Love of the Game" team, are working to protect the sports we love by protecting our players. We are searching for positive solutions to prevent, diagnose and treat head injuries, concussion and related problems through Science, Technology and Innovation.  We do this to:  Reduce risks to players   Maintain sports as we know them  Reduce fear of taking part  Speed return to play after injury  Lengthen sporting careers