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Building Classrooms for Zvamaida Primary School UPDATE - BUILDING HAS STARTED BUT WE NEED MORE FUNDS TO COMPLETE THE PROJECT.................                                                                              The project in Zvamaida Community, Chegutu District of Zimbabwe, has 300+ children, and only one classroom block, most children are taught under thatched buildings or trees. The children walk long distances to get to school - most are undernourished. We aim to build 6 classrooms, provide electricity, more toilets and a library.
Provide Transportation for Sick and Hungry Pets Your investment in this project will help us purchase our first van that will save lives. This van will enable us to provide more life-saving pet food and veterinary care, transport more sick and injured pets to the veterinarian and deliver a pet into the loving arms of a safe foster home.  Your investment will keep pets happy, healthy and home.
DONATE SOLAR LIGHT TO 5000CHILDREN IN RURAL UGANDA Pearl Entrepreneurs Academy (PEA) is a charitable Community Based Organization based in Mayuge Uganda founded by the young people to give back to the community.At night, for lighting, they have no choice but to use kerosene lanterns and open flame candles. The smoke from these lights sources is hazardous to their health. The flames are also a fire hazard. PEA is helping to address these issues by providing safe, renewable, solar-powered lights to kids and students read, study and do school work
Help prevent sexual abuse of children in India The WHO reports, India has the world's largest number of sexually abused children.  Arpan's key project - Personal Safety Education (PSE) program addresses this issue by giving children age-appropriate information and skills to help protect themselves from sexual abuse. Children who report instances of having been sexually abused are supported with counselling and intervention to make sure abuse stops. Parents and teachers are made aware of the issue also.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Karen, Elise, Grace, Trace, and Caitlin have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Prevent Suicide & Homophobic Bullying in Chile Chile has the highest rates of teen suicide in Latin America and some of the highest levels of school violence.  Kids who are or appear to be lesbian, gay, bi or trans are among the most vulnerable to discrimination and at higher risks of self harm. Todo Mejora works to save lives! We develop programs in vulnerable schools that promote diversity, safe spaces, and prevent homophobic bullying. With funds from this campaign, we will reach 2,000+ students 10-18, teachers & school principals.
THE NYABIKONI VEGETABLE GROWERS The purpose of the project is to eliminate hunger,poverty,diseases ,illiteracy,from the community where it is being implemented. It also serves as demonstration for neighboring communities on promotion of plant food against animal food and using natural fertilizers to get good quality food safe for human consumption as well as protect the environment.
QuietTime: Teaching TM in Low-Income Urban Schools The Quiet Time program is a practical, evidence-based approach to reduce stress and dramatically improve academic performance, student wellness and the school environment.
Educate and Empower 500 Women & Girls in India Through training we will empower the women with skills to improve their income. We teach life skills and sex education to adolescent girls so they can improve their quality of life.
Provide Seeds for Haitians to Grow 50 Tons of Food Self-sufficiency in diet and income are key to a strong Haiti, but lack of quality seeds is a big limitation to growing food. Seed Programs International (SPI) will print 7,000 packets in Haitian Kreyol and fill them with top-quality seeds like carrot, pepper, melon, okra, and cabbage. These fresh foods can stave off malnutrition and be sold to boost income. Haitian partner AyitiKonseVet (AKV) provides agronomists to support growers. Your gift grows vegetables at 19 schools & 130 homes and farms
Poor children in Uganda need school Kyabakuza, a small village in Uganda is a home of 1000 children. Many of them are dramatically poor as their parents earn for life growing only small fields, struggling to get any crop to feed their families. Many are orphans, as there is no hospital and people often die. There is no school, nor kindergarten in the region of 28 000 inhabitants. Missionary sisters take care for the children. The first need is food. But the second - a school to give the children a chance for better life.
Care and School Education of Street Children It is estimated that India has more than 400,000 children living on streets. Number of street children in the city of Pune is a little over 10,427. About 50% children are from 6-14 years age group and 60% were not studying. Our initiative titled "Care & School Education of Street Children" aims to address this problem and help these children to have a bright future. We are conducting this project in Pune city, state of Maharashtra, India. We identify these children to get school education.
Community-Led Social Security System This project provides education and skills training to the poor in rural and urban India. It also establishes a community-led self-sustaining social security system.
Give a child the start to education for a year Northern Uganda lags behind across a range of development dimensions especially education. A whole generation lost out in education, during the war. The new Agape School, will enable children to learn the basics and be socialized for success. Parents will bring lunch and learn in their own groups-farming or managing a small business. They will learn together as we rebuild education in N. Uganda.
Livestock Support for 500 Tribal Families in India The project aims at improved management of goats through a paradigm shift from extensive to semi-intensive system of rearing. This system of rearing utilizes the proven age old traditional knowledge and infuses the latest technology that aids the farmer in realizing the full potential of goat rearing as an alternate livelihood option.
Emancipate Weeping Girls from Sexual Abuse Release, resettlement of girls, victims of human trafficking sold for forced prostitution. Virgin Girls are underprivileged & deprived of human rights. We deliverance them in respectable community and will give the secure future with needy tools and skills with information.
Educate and Empower 55 East Bali Mountain Children Your donations enable East Bali Poverty Project (EBPP) to continue providing quality education in 2022 for all 55 students in EBPP's Jatituhu & Pengalusan schools, located in remote hamlets on the steep Mounts Abang and Agung slopes in Ban village. Government schools are too far away and no public transport. We've already sponsored five children to university and need your help to continue their education so they can graduate, realise their dreams and lead their communities to a better future.
Read India-every child reading every child counts This project is helping 20 million children (6-14yrs) in over 100 districts in India to read fluently and do basic arithmetic through accelerated learning techniques.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, we 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.
Educate and Empower Vulnerable Children in Kenya There are many children in Kenya living in extreme vulnerability. Many have dropped out of school due to poverty, unwanted pregnancies and sexual and gender-based violence. Those who have dropped out of school - especially girls - are vulnerable to child prostitution, forced early marriages, child labor, child trafficking and HIV new infections. Donations for this cause will restore hope for them. We are currently supporting 20 Orphans with school fees payment in secondary schools.
Wombat Appeal The common wombat is the largest burrowing herbivorous mammal, and one of Australia's most endearing native animals. Unfortunately, in some areas of Tasmania, populations have been reduced by up to 90% by sarcoptic mange (skin mites). Affected wombats suffer considerably. Long-term success for treatment in the wild is currently low because the mite lives in burrows and on other animals. The problem needs to be managed long term, at a population level, through surveys and practical actions.
Preventing Future Generation from Abuse. One of the major drivers of domestic abuse is lack of financial independence.Domestic abuse also leads to economic set backs resulting from controls, disability,depression. Through this project we hope to teach victims and survivors of domestic abuse certain skills that will enhance their confidence and financial independence. We shall be teaching  100 women ceramics, basic computer lessons, Arts and Crafts,,sewing, crafty cakes, and basic entprenuership skills over a period of one year.
Between The Lines Between the Lines supports family unity and bonding during times of separation due to either incarceration or military deployment through teaching parents how to read to their children and providing the children a CD or DVD of their parent reading to them. Work is done with local prisons and the National Guard.
FEED 75 CHILDREN IN KENYA TO KEEP THEM IN SCHOOL Victory Foundation Programme's plan for the 75 children of Mkuru Kwa Njenga, Kenya for 2018, is to provide food so as to increase retention, completion, free the children from hunger, improve their health and nutritional needs, to improve attention and concentration levels hence improving academic performance  through provision of quality education and free feeding to the children admitted, empowering them for sustainable livelihood.
Solar Wells for Women & Children in Syria! It's been almost 10 years since the conflict in Syria began. Over 6.2 million people are displaced - and over half of this figure are women and children. For these families, living conditions are rough. Water is hard to come by, as wells were targetting by the conflict, leaving families with limited access. This project will empower displaced and vulnerable families by building self-sustaining solar-powered wells in displacement camps across northwest Syria.
Nonbinary and Trans Name Change Project What's in a name?  Everything!  Names indicate who we are and the process for transgender and non binary people to change our identity documents are challenging, complicated, and let's face it, downright scary. Tranzmission understands the anxiety surrounding this process and rather than just providing a packet of paperwork and wishing our participants good luck, we help to find and fill out the necessary forms, notarize documents, and offer support and physical escort, if necessary.
Send Youth Iroquois to Lacrosse World Games This project allows the Iroquois, founders of lacrosse, to compete in the World Games as part of a leadership seminar that teaches coaching skills and traditions of lacrosse to spread on to youth.
Help Break the Cycle of Illiteracy and Poverty The Spring Blossom Scholarship Program supports deprived Dongxiang children aged 8 to 16 to receive education and empowers the young generation to end the vicious cycle of illiteracy and cross generation poverty.
Coronavirus CivActs Campaign in Nepal The Coronavirus CivActs Campaign (CCC) is an open, people-powered pandemic response mechanism that uses multi-way communication to gather, answer, and verify coronavirus-related rumors, concerns, questions, and feedback from communities across Nepal. By providing the public with facts, the CCC ensures a better understanding of public needs during the pandemic and debunks rumors before they can do more harm.
Improve Lives of 100 Children & Women with HIV The project provides medical, spiritual and social suppport services for 100 OVCs and mothers infected and affected by HIV/AIDS in Ho Chi Minh City and neighboring provinces.
Empowering Fishing Communities in the MAR Reef This project will provide funding to at least 5 fishing communities along the Mesoamerican Reef coast in order to encourage community participation in the management of local fish stocks.
Promoting Good Health and WASH for Children Access to clean water and sanitation is a struggle for a large portion of our population, however, with 77% of people in Cambodia living in rural areas, their struggles are increasingly more intense and difficult. Students have limited access to resources that keep basic hygiene, with teeth brushing and handwashing being particular problems for them. We aim to provide our students with basic hygiene kits alongside regular workshops to teach the importance of basic hygiene practises.
Mexico City Earthquake: Help Children Survivors Mexico City, Morelos and Puebla suffered devastation from a 7.1M earthquake. Hundreds were killed. Homes, schools, and community buildings were destroyed. This fund provides diapers at no cost to our partner agencies working in Mexico, who are directly working with families impacted. When we think about disaster recovery, we tend to think about hunger, homelessness, and clean water. Diapers are an overlooked, yet crucial, basic need. All babies deserve to be clean, dry, and healthy.
HIV Prevention Education, Counseling and Testing Strengthening voluntary HIV counseling and testing (VCT) services is essential to an AIDS vaccine clinical trials program to select volunteers not infected with HIV for study.
Louisiana Tornado Relief Fund This disaster relief fund will support people impacted by the tornados in Lake Charles and the surrounding area of Louisiana in the form of emergency aid like food, water, medicine, and shelter. The fund will transition to provide longer-term assistance as needed. All donations to this fund will exclusively support communities and first responders impacted by these storms.
No glamour- Basic Toilets in North East Nigeria "Why are girls in some parts of the world still missing school because of their menstrual cycles?" - Michelle Obama As a basic principle, the provision of toilets is not a modern luxury but an absolute necessity. The lack of toilets  means that children attending schools without toilets continue to defecate outside in the bushes or bodies of water. Our plan is to build 6 pit latrines for approximately 3000 children in 4 primary schools total  24 toilets in Bauchi and Gombe States
Train Regenerative Farming for 200 Refugee Women The project will empower 200 women refugees with practical permaculture and nutrition knowledge and skills allowing them to attain sustainable food and income for their households.   Each of the trained women will set up permaculture vegetable gardens to produce sufficient and nutritious food for their household and be able to sell the surplus to earn an income.
Help 50 Title 1 Classrooms Meet Wildlife Up-Close! This project will bring our at-school wildlife conservation programs  directly into Title 1 classrooms in the Triangle area of North Carolina, giving students an up-close and personal experience with animals (turtles, snakes, mammals, owls, hawks) that they may have never seen or interacted with before.  Up to 1,500 students will learn conservation tips, gain a new understanding of the world around them and gain a personal experience that they can share with family and friends.
To End Early, Forced and Before Birth Marriages In Pakistan, 42% girls are married early and this harmful practice is increasing in Balochistan Province, which is causing girl's high dropout from schools and high death ratio who do not have enough physical strength to give birth baby but lose their lives. We are struggling to achieve major result as declaring early marriages illegal and ending early, forced and before birth marriages with passage Anti-Child Marriage Law and advancing girl's SRH and human rights to save their lives and future.
Sustainable bike shop in Okalongo, Namibia Bicycles for Humanity Georgia is a non-profit group dedicated to providing bikes to villages in Namibia. We collect, package and send the bikes and look to improve lives through transportation.
Relief Packages for Transgender Youth in Pakistan We will distribute relief packages to 250 HIV-positive Transgender youth in Multan who are in urgent need of these items. Relief packages include COVID-19 prevention items - surgical masks (10), hand sanitizer (2), gloves (10), tissue pack (1), soap (5) - and food - rice (3 kg), wheat flour (5 kg), sugar (2 kg), tea (1 kg), nutritional supplement powdered milk (400 gm), chickpeas (1 kg), split green gram (500 gm), split red lentil (500 gm), dates (200 gm), oil pouch (2 liter), salt (8 gm).
Rebuild Indonesia’s Health Care System International Medical Corps is providing lifesaving health care services and training for local health workers after a 7.6-magnitude earthquake devastated Padang, Indonesia in September.
Hands Off Our Grants Campaign (HOOG) This project is protecting the rights of millions of social grant beneficiaries, who are dependant on Social Assistance for their livelihoods. Unlawful and unjust deductions by various corporate companies have depleted thousands of grants, including the child, foster and pension grants. The HOOG Campaign is about stopping these unlawful deductions and bringing recourse to the victims.
Help Build a Home for 50 Underprivileged Children Providing a safe and secure place to children who are vulnerable, orphaned, semi-orphaned, deserted, extremely poor or who has a parent in prison. The home will accommodate 50 qualifying girls and boys.
Roberto Benitez helping homeless kids in Orlando We currently have 200 youth on our waiting list. CHF in Orlando needs to raise 90k to increase our bed capacity closer to our original levels. Please help us provide a sanctuary to more youth!
Sports Program for Vulnerable Youth in Cape Town Introducing a new three day sports holiday program! Due to COVID-19, our annual seven week Street Sports Tournament which offers sport to hundreds of vulnerable youth in Cape Town has been cancelled. However, with children out of school for so long this year and spending more time on the streets, it is more important now than ever to get children involved in healthy activities with coaches that can be positive role models.
Help empower 10 poor communities in Nigeria 13 unemployed youth from 10 poor communities in Akure, Ondo State, Nigeria are receiving a hands-on entrepreneurship training on Springboard organic farm. The main objective of the training is to transform the participants into individuals who see sustainable livelihood opportunities in their communities and give them the skills to facilitate self employment in green businesses and also become role models who will train other unemployed youth in their communities.
Books for Kids Ghana Africa Project Description: Footprint will assist children in rural areas of Ghana, Africa achieve their full potential with support they need for education. We will deliver 6,000 books to 1,500 elementary students.  The books are READY TO SEND.  Once the books arrive the work starts and a lending library will be set up.  But first we need the shipping charges and then kids can read to their hearts content!  Help please.
Integral Care for 120 Children and Youth, Caracas Hogar Bambi's provides shelter, protection and comprehensive care to 120 children ages 0-18 who have been orphaned, abandoned or otherwise deprived of family nurturing. It seeks to increase the children's self-esteem, physical and intellectual development, while simultaneously working either to reunite them with their families or find adoptive parents. The organization's activities focus on providing shelter, food, education, health care and emotional support.
Junta De Manejo Participativo Sustainable marine resource management in Ecuador through control and monitoring groups
Non-profit capacity building in Latin America This project will strengthen the capacities of non-profit and civil society organizations, social enterprises, and local governments, in Colombia and Latin America, through personalized support and group trainings. These organizations will have tools and knowledge to provide better services, be more efficient in the search and use of resources, improve the monitoring and evaluation of the projects and improve their actions with updated and relevant information.
Scholarships to Live Dreams and Move Forward This project helps students and their families affected by the disaster pursue their education at Sendai YMCA College.  Without these scholarships the student's families would not have the resources for them to pursue their chosen hotelier career.     Tohoku youth will lead the recovery of Tohoku and this initiative helps train future leaders of the area's tourism industry.   The program also provides English conversation lessons, volunteer, leadership and exchange opportunities.
Strengthen Families in Thailand This project will support the training and administrative expenses required to accomplish six key objectives. We work in cooperation with government agencies and private organizations to 1. support and encourage strong and healthy families. 2. prevent social problems in Thai society. 3. develop good leaders. 4. support and create education opportunities. 5. establish counseling centers to address family problems, addictions, and abuse. 6. provide expertise and collaboration with 49 partners.
Children's Heart Surgery Program If you want to make a life-changing, life-saving difference for a baby, child or other Vietnamese, Vets With A Mission Children's Heart Surgery Program is an opportunity to do so. Vietnam vets return to the country, specifically to Thua Thien Hue Province the third most bombed and shelled during the war, to sponsoring heart procedures for economically disadvantaged families. Since 1989, fifty-four Vietnamese the majority babies, children or adolescents have been recipients of heart operations.
Rain Gardens to the Rescue Clean and healthy water and green space is more important than ever.  Help expand Friends of the Rouge's work to address environmental justice by creating residential rain gardens that solve clean water and flooding issues. Friends of the Rouge empowers Detroiters to design, create and install their own rain gardens to fight water pollution and flooding and benefit the health of their community, the Rouge River and us all.
ChildVoice: Loans for War-Affected Child Mothers ChildVoice will offer small business loans to young war-affected women and former child soldiers in Northern Uganda so that they can create a future for themselves and their children.
Vocational Skills for Mothers, Widows & Children Our goal is to train up 100 vulnerable single mothers/widows and 300 children in vocational skills to enable them achieve independent livelihoods. This will help to alleviate extreme poverty and exploitation among this underprivileged group in a poor Eziama village in Eastern Nigeria. They will be trained in tailoring, welding, cookery, farming and carpentry work to achieve self-reliance. They will be able to restore their lost dignity, fight for their rights and contribute to their community.
Give new sight to 100 blind students YPSA has been giving new sight to visually impaired students with the help of technology aiming to ensure their equal access to information, knowledge, and education. YPSA involved in the production of books, content and reading material in accessible formats for the people who cannot read the print version of reading materials. We provides training to visually impaired to build their capacity on operating computer and Smartphone with screen-reading software without looking at monitor or display