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Educate 35 war orphans - change their future In one of the poorest countries in the world (average income of less than $60/month), education is reserved only for those who can afford it. We are educating 35 war orphans in eastern Congo, not only for basic schooling, but for life skills to be able to work and care for their own families one day.  We are building a permanent home for the children and are providing after-school tuition to help the children with learning challenges and girls who are forced to stay home during monthly cycles.
Build an Agri-clinic for 128 Villages in Vidarbha Farmers in Vidarbha are passing through most awful situation due to climate change. Thousands of farmers committed suicide & problem still persists. We are working with farmers at grassroot level & assisting them with sustainable farming tactics. We plans to establish Agri-Clincs at district headquarter to facilitate extension services to farmers leading to sustainable agriculture & entrepreneurship development in climate change scenario. 1500 beneficiaries of 128 villages annually is target.
Blind Sports Equipment for 30 Blind children Yayasan Damai Olahraga Bali introduced Blind Judo  to  Indonesia. We are now looking for support for equipment to grow our Blind Sports Program with Goalball and Blind soccer. Bali, and Indonesia as a whole, provides very little, if any, support for people living with disabilities. Sport in many instances can provide a disabled person not only with a recreational outlet but also many crucial health benefits, both physical and mental. Please help us reach more people people.
Help a Horse Rescue Feed its Horses! Hanaeleh is a non-profit horse rescue in Southern CA. We are verified with the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries, and work with the ASPCA's Horse Action Team and are a member of the HSUS Horse Coalition. Hanaeleh helps rescue and rehabilitate horses in Southern California and we also work to educate the public and advocate about equine-related issues. We are a 100% volunteer-run organization, and all of the funds raised goes towards caring for the horses.
Cloth for Work Cloth is given as a motivation, with dignity, to people working on their own community issues. We turn age old charitable cloth into a resource for much needed development work in Indian villages.
Ayapel garbage-free. Recycling & swamp protection Environmental and visual pollution, caused by poor disposal of solid waste, is a big problem in Ayapel, where Colombia's second most important wetland is located. There is no recycling culture and its inhabitants don't know the environmental and economic benefits that these resources could bring.  We are promoting an initiative to develop a social, economic and environmental model created to take advantage of solid waste and to prevent further degrading of the swamp which affects public health.
Support Talented Youth from South of Poland "This grant gave me wings and made me believe in my talent" said Justyna, one of our scholars. Thanks to the scholarship she made her own, professional and  artistic  film, shown at festivals. Zywiec Development Foundation help young people from small communities  to believe in their talents and develop into profession.We plan to support 15 talented young people from small communities in the South of Poland. By giving them scholarships we open them chances for success based on their talents.
Transforming education for 1000 students in Soweto This project brings resources and educational opportunities to 1000 underserved students in Soweto, South Africa and increases effectiveness for 25 teachers serving as role models for these children.
Getting 100 homeless off the streets through jobs This project will give support to 500 homeless people in Buenos Aires to get jobs by offering training, coaching, and one-to-one labor advice. We expect that 100 of them will get jobs and get off the streets.  We accompany people in each step: Volunteers look job-opportunities, we give coaching to face interviews and provide all needed to attend: Place to have a shower, clean clothes, money to travel and place to leave their things.  If they get jobs we help to hire and furnish a room or house.
Complete Rugby Equipment for 2 Mozambique teams ADEDAR Rugby has been growing rugby in Mozambique for 3 years, educating, providing positive environments, and fighting for gender equality through sport. We are lacking complete sets of equipment (jerseys, shorts, boots, socks, ruck pads, tackling bags, etc). As we begin to complete teams with equipment, rugby will grow in numbers, in strength, and closer to our goal as an organization. The more players we get, the more people we reach, the more education and confidence we build.
It Takes A Village Africa Agriculture Project Mission It Takes a Village Africa is a humanitarian organization that gives aid and hope to desperate children in West Africa. Our mission is to promote education, agriculture, and healthcare within Liberia. We Need Your Help To build a boarding school to house 800 orphaned children who have been abandoned, displaced, and affected by the Ebola epidemic in Liberia, West Africa. We have secured 100 acres of land to build the school, greenhouse, and housing unit for the children.
Revitalizing Children's Activities This project will support interim and ongoing activities for our children, as well as transportation to and from activities on our small islands, and start-up of a new interim local facility and a Bookmobile.  These are needed because all public facilities in Coral Bay available before the storms for activities were completely destroyed in Hurricane Irma, as were the basketball court, and parks and open space vegetation. Physical restoration is beginning and will take years.
Empower 40 Thai Children Through Education The province of Nakhon Ratchasima is located in northeast Thailand's Isaan region. Children, young adults and young families often migrate to larger cities seeking labor opportunities. Many of these migrants are impoverished and illiterate increasing their vulnerability of being trafficked or exploited. Educational, nutritional and wellness support in an encouraging atmosphere provide young adults, teens and children with the opportunity to overcome poverty and illiteracy in their community.
A Documentary About Ladysmith Black Mambazo This documentary will tell the life story of Joseph Shabalala (77), founder of Ladysmith Black Mambazo, and the way in which his message of peace and harmony, spread through the medium of his music, has touched people around the globe while promoting South African culture.  The project will also provide opportunities for unemployed South African women, offering experience in a variety of roles during the production to give an understanding of the job opportunities that exist in the industry.
procurement of X-ray Machine for 10000 persons To upgrade medical facilities of Amar Jyoti Charitable Trust to cater to 450 school children with and without disability and over 40,000 economically weaker sections.
Cancer Care for Children in The Philippines We work on the island of Mindanao in the Philippines, at the Southern Philippines Medical Centre (SPMC) and five other Shared Care Centres. We support these centres to increase childhood cancer diagnosis and survival rates by helping to train local healthcare professionals. To remove barriers to accessing - and continuing - treatment, this project also helps to support families most in need by funding medical and travel costs.  We expect to see around 350 children being treated this year.
Environmental education for children in Argentina Our project provides environmental and forestry education for children in Argentina, seeking to change the harmful cultural trends of not taking care of one's surroundings. Children are taught to produce, plant and take care of trees, together with their teacher, family and the local community, as a means of raising awareness of the environmental challenges and strengthening the values that lead to more sustainable future.
Coach MacKinnon funds recreation for at risk youth This project helps children recover from abuse, neglect and crisis and develop healthy coping skills through daily therapeutic recreation and weekly recreation skills group counseling.
Educational support for girls in Ethiopia Enhance Worldwide works to make education a reality for over 150 girls and young women in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.   Our Kinship Care and Rising Autonomy Programs ensure that girls and young women living in poverty can attend school and have the resources and skills they need to succeed.  The girls in our programs are not only learning to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty -- they are empowered to fight against gender inequality by ensuring their own financial independence.
Home at Last Humane Society's Animal Care Project This project will help care for homeless animals in the Mid-Columbia region of Oregon and Washington.
Each year, through no fault of their own, over 1,000 homeless dogs and cats enter into our care.  Our goal is to love them into their new forever home. 

Home at Last Humane society provides spay/neuter services for homeless animals in our shelter as well as other area shelters and for our community members.

Home at Last is a small shelter doing big things!
Help repair the FOTCOH clinic in Cyvadier, Haiti Friends of the Children of Haiti (FOTCOH) operates a clinic in Cyvadier, Haiti that is in need of repair. After many years of serving the people of Haiti by providing free access to healthcare that they otherwise would not receive, the clinic is showing signs of weather damage from hurricanes and the earthquake and aging equipment. Repairing the clinic ensures that FOTCOH can continue to help thousands of Haitian families and their children ever year receive the care they need.
Breaking barriers to Agriculture in Ukraine MBA Volunteer Alasdair Maughan is assessing agriculture regulations in Ukraine to improve the effectiveness and minimize the burden of laws, making it easier for farming businesses to prosper.
Youth singers transform lives by teaching others 300 children from the city's vulnerable areas will receive singing classes from elder students that have been with us for over 8 years. In doing so, they will improve their talent. Fundacion Sirenaica works in these areas since 20 years ago. It has influenced  thousands of people's lives and they have been the life reference for many others. The students that give classes today have grown up in Fundacion Sirenaica. Up to date, Fundacion Sirenaica has 1300 students distributed in many choruses.
Empower 150 girls victims of violence in Uganda The project will address the issue of sexual and domestic violence in Gulu district (Northern Uganda) through community dialogue and advocacy and will help 150 girls who are or have been victimized through education, counseling, art therapy and economic empowerment.
Gift an Education to 900 Women and Girls We will provide alternative education services to 300 rural women and girls who are no longer in school in order to improve their abilities to provide income and nutrition for themselves and their families. Alternative education will focus on home economics, on and off-farm livelihoods, micro-entrepreneurship and social skills. These are provided via modular learning and on-site educational activities in our training and demonstration center.
Give Voice to Roma Genocide Survivors in Europe Help Yahad-In Unum give voice to Roma genocide survivors and educate people on this virtually unknown history through our travelling exhibit, "Roma Voices." The exhibit reveals the unexplored history of the Roma genocide through encounters with 8 Roma people. Your donation will enable us to mount this exhibition, bringing this crucial history to a new public in Paris, Brussels, and other European capital cities.
Humanitarian Aid, response to the crisis in Ukrain Given the war situation in Ukraine, the NGO REMAR activated the emergency protocol REMAR S.O.S. Volunteers from REMAR Romania have traveled to the border with Ukraine to bring humanitarian aid. The NGO REMAR ESPANA will urgently send a container of humanitarian aid. We make an URGENT CALL FOR HELP to companies, collaborators, friends and supportive hearts to send this first container and make a chain of solidarity to reach the victims of this war.
Girls Not Brides: Educate & Empower Tribal Girls The project is to support 100 girls of adolescent ages and young, who are married dropping out from the schools and also are in vulnerability of dropping out from schools and get married,for a better life and career and eradicate early girl children marriages among Tribals in Kolli Hills, Tamilnadu, India. This is done by supports for regular and quality education to vulnerable girl children and also providing life skills/vocational skills to young married girls and support them for self help.
Youth Leadership & Entrepreneurship Development Youth Leadership & Entrepreneurship development (Youth-LED) Africa is planned to be an annual knowledge based and activity oriented leadership, entrepreneurship, good governance and democracy youth training program in Nigeria and Africa. To complete the program each year, about 30 youth will attend 4 workshops called "semesters" which will hold every 2 months. After all the semester, each participant is mandated to conduct a passing-it-on (PiO) exercise to educate at least 1350 young people.
Girls' Soccer in Chitral Due to strict patriarchal gender roles, girls in Chitral, Pakistan rarely have access to sports clubs and programs. This project will offer a safe, fun, educational space for girls from the area to engage with sport and play activities. Chitral Women's Sports Club will leverage the power of sport and organize football camps and tournaments for girls; advocating for equality, actively challenging gender stereotypes and encouraging girls participation in sport.
Land Purchase to Build  Two New Classrooms ADR is a nonprofit operating in Pallisa, Uganda to support the rights of Orphaned and Vulnerable Children and school dropout youth with access to a quality education. ADR promotes and advocates for these groups to ensure that local and international resources mobilized are prudently managed in an open, accountable and transparent manner. This project will support the construction of a school for OVC's, a vocational institute for dropout youth, as well as a health center for the community.
400 Youths Combat Teen Pregnancy in Thailand "Combat Teen Pregnancy" project builds capacity of 400 youths to campaign on teen pregnancy prevention in 5 provinces of Thailand where births to adolescent mothers doubled from 2000-2012. In 12 months they will advocate sexuality education with 8,000 peers in 25 schools and with 10,000 families through radio, newspaper, video clip, and fun activities such as puppet theatre, role play, and skits.
Help Women Access Education During Pandemic The Asherah Foundation is committed to helping women around the world overcome barriers to postsecondary education. This project will financially support three women in Liberia, Burundi, and South Sudan continue their education in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic that has disproportionately impacted women and exacerbated gender inequalities.  The future of higher education is constantly evolving and the Asherah Foundation is dedicated to standing by women through all these changes.
Setup 175 computers-5 schools-3000 students India In February 2012, TSC will set up 175 computers in 5 school labs in the Hyderabad, India area serving 3,000 students. This project, a partnership with IDEX, a social enterprise fellowship program that helps affordable non-government schools be sustainable while serving low-income children previously not in school.  IDEX will help maintain the computer labs and provide curriculum/teaching support. TSC will send15 US high school students and 3 chaperones to India to create the networked labs
Youth Campaign for 1 Million Tree Plantation Nepal Tree planting: a key weapon against global warming. Plantation campaign believes strongly that it will make a valuable contribution to fight against global climate change, as well benefit society.
Empowerment for disadvantaged girls and women This project is providing vocational training skills (tailoring & crafts) to school dropout girls , and micro loan to single mothers in northern Uganda, to empower them to start small businesses and create a better life for their families and to be financially independent , This micro project will support 5 groups (100 women) with interest free micro loans and 100 girls this year to enable them expand their businesses and be self reliance.
Make education a force to unite! At UWC Costa Rica, we create a more peaceful world by bringing together an intentionally diverse community where we celebrate differences with more than 70+ nationalities represented and 80% of our students receiving scholarship support.  We provide a transformative educational experience grounded on experiential learning to empower our students to become empathic agents of change committed to shaping a better future.
Easing Women’s Burden Through Water Security Increase the availability of drinking water and irrigation for crops, reduce incidence of water borne diseases, and ease everyday drudgery on women by promoting traditional water harvesting structures
Help buy a single-mum a farm In December 2011 10 single-mums and between them their 38 children left the dangerous and congested streets of Kibera slum to move to the Turning Point farm in Kinangop. They have since been living on the community farm learning the skills of farming and building up strength. In December 2013 they will be ready to move onto their own piece of land so they can live a life independent of outside support, farming the land, using and selling the produce to provide for their children
Urban agriculture job training in Louisville, Ky. We create soil from waste, use that soil to build gardens on discarded urban land and train people in green practices of urban agriculture.
Secunderabad Orphanage & Empowerment Center Home of Hope India-US will build a community empowerment center and orphanage, providing 100 girls with shelter, food, education and love so they and their neighbors can break the cycle of poverty.
jobs for people in fife with mental health issues This project will provide people with severe and enduring mental health conditions the skills to better self-manage their conditions, prepare for, enter and sustain employment or other meaningful activities such as volunteering or further education.
Welcome House for Refugees in Philadelphia We provide newly arrived refugees with a safe home where they learn to cope with the stress of adjusting to their new life.
Support for Families Displaced by Insurgency This project will provide food, livelihood and shelter support for 700 families affected by the Communist New People's Army violence in Zamboanga del Norte.
The Club with Glue-educating children in Romania The project aims to facilitate the access of 600 children from rural, poor and isolated areas, in eastern Bacau county in Romania, to quality education, social care, counselling and guidance through 5 educational centres named "Clubs with Glue". The services will be provided by local teams of educators and a mobile team of specialists travelling in the area from the city. We will provide scholarships to the best and poorest children to access high school education in the city.
Help Mercy Corps Turn Crisis Into Opportunity Life can change for millions of families in an instant: natural disasters take loved ones and the outbreak of war drives families from their homes. When the unthinkable happens, Mercy Corps delivers rapid, lifesaving aid to hard-hit communities and then teams up with them to build back stronger. Our mission is to alleviate suffering, poverty and oppression by helping people build secure, productive and just communities.
Seeing Hands Rwanda This project will help employ ten to fifteen visually impaired persons living in Rwanda through training them in massage therapy and providing them the skills needed to pursue careers in the field.    Visually impaired people have the highest rate of unemployment of any demographic in Rwanda and can't even meet their most basic needs and provide for their families. Seeing Hands Rwanda aims to end the stigma against visually impaired persons and those with other disabilities in Rwanda.
Housing to Empower Rwanda's Future Leaders Housing is one of the most important components of Orphans of Rwanda’s scholarship program for orphans and socially vulnerable young people. This project supports the 
costs of two ORI student houses.
Holiday Giving This project will provide domestic violence survivors and their children gifts during the holidays, as well as resources to meet their basic needs throughout the year.
Provide a loving home for orphans in Kenya The Lewa Children's Home provides orphans and vulnerable children with food, shelter, medical care, first-class education and a loving family environment. Thanks to an integrated model which includes a farm and a school, Lewa is a thriving model of self-sustainability. From the most heart-wrenching beginnings, children at Lewa are nurtured to become happy, healthy, responsible and independent members of society. We need your help to keep caring for these children who have nowhere else to go.
Youth Venture United States Youth Venture® leads an international community of young people who are powerful changemakers. It inspires and invests in them to create and launch own sustainable ventures benefiting communities.
Reduce Stigma against Adolescents with HIV/AIDS In Kano state Nigeria, poverty, illiteracy, unprotected sex and stigma play a role in making PLWHA hide their identity and infect other people (Nwokedi 2007).  According to the 2016-2017 multiple indicator cluster survey on stigmatization, 19.3% male and 6.5% female adolescents 15-19years respectively express accepting attitude towards people living with HIV/AIDS. This project will survey teenage girls on their KAPs and provide information on transmission, prevention and treatment.
MEDICAL SERVICES -We shelter abuse children, neglected and/or abandoned.  -As part of their needs are specialize medical services such as: Neurologist, Dermatologist, Psyquitric and many other. Some of our children need therapy-speech and/or physical. As they need the treatments we have to pay for their medicines also. -We provide for all their basic needs, tutoring, recreation, sports and for everything they may need.  -We receive siblings to help in their traumatic situation.
A Tree for Peace: why protect Chocó's Biodiversity Through participatory workshops in schools we educate children in Medellín about sustainable use of biodiversity in Chocó. We close this campaign on the one-day international event "A Tree for Peace".
Restore Sight in Zihuatanejo, Mexico Visiting ophthalmologist works with host ophthalmologist performing sight restoring surgery. Approximately 900 screenings and 150 surgeries to be completed. YAG laser placed at site for ongoing care.
Help 2000 Haitian Families Regain Self-Sufficiency Roof + Farm Animals + Replanted Gardens = Hope for the future (end of hunger/children's malnutrition & a path to self-sufficiency!)  Since Hurricane Matthew devastated Haiti in 2016, ESPWA & the Haiti Community Foundation helped over 9,000 community residents get back on their feet. Leve Kanpe means getting up and standing up tall getting back on your feet!   Support Pwoje Leve Kanpe & give 8,000 vulnerable Haitians hope for the future.  We raised $80,000 so far.  We need $20,000 more.  Join us!
Saving lives with diagnosis on time This project favors the access to an opportune attention for cancer on children and adults in Colombia. It is focused on the acquisition of better equipment that allow to have an anticipated diagnosis and, in that way, bring a better possibility for patients to survive against cancerous and precancerous lesions. The project also will help to pay the devices that make easier the proper attention for pediatric and adult patients