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Ensure the sustainability of clean water in Haiti Thanks to donations from people like you, many Haitians have access to clean, safe water. BUT FOR HOW LONG? We want to go one step further and ensure this water supply is sustainable. At the moment, the communities rely on the delivery of chlorine from International Action. With your help, we will train elected community leaders to manage the water chlorination independently, providing a sense of ownership and pride that spreads far beyond the water they drink.
Prevent Child Abuse: From Our Families to Yours From our families to yours, we can prevent child abuse by supporting parents. Over the past year, 70,000 mothers and caregivers like Jasmin, have received the support and resources they need to thrive. This project will fund a new initiative for parent graduates of Healthy Families America (HFA). This initiative will help train HFA graduates to serve as mentors to new parents and to advocate for family friendly policies in their communities.
Life Skills for Bantul Women of Earthquake Victims This project will empower 50 mothers by giving them life skills and capital assistance, and 50 children of earthquake victims in Bantul Yogyakarta will get free education program.
Empower Students with Life-Changing Skills, Kenya Have you ever considered how technical skills such as metalwork, hairdressing, or electrical installation can change someone's life? At the Mabati Technical Training Institute, our students are able to learn these, alongside life skills, entrepreneurship & IT skills to earn a decent income. Ever since Covid-19 came along, our students aren't able to afford the training fees and risk dropping out. Support our project and empower our vulnerable students to lead better lives.
Watersports for Disabled & Disadvantaged Children All-Aboard Watersports are a small Bristol based charity supporting disabled and disadvantaged children and young people.  They remove physical, cognitive, emotional and financial barriers to enable access to the water for all, providing sessions and support all year round. This allows individuals to realise their potential and escape debilitating conditions.  All-Aboard creates an equal playing field, allowing able bodied and disabled children to support each other and learn.
Educate 250 Slum, Street children in India Shrestha is dedicated to helping impoverished children lead healthy, fulfilling lives and reach their full potential into adulthood. We work with children and their families living in an established slum area on the outskirts of Jaipur, in the desert state of Rajasthan. We provide formal and informal education, vocational training and support with nutrition and health.
Help Survivors of Trauma and Violence in Mosul Thousands of women, men and children who survived the three-year ISIS occupation live without access to medical treatment. Many survivors suffer from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression or chronic pain. Additionally, there is urgent need for surgical interventions and sustained medical treatment. In 2018, Jiyan Foundation established a treatment center in Mosul where doctors and psychologists treat survivors and provide transportation to our center, free of charge.
Access to Technology and Education in Mexico The Fundacion Proacceso uses the educational benefits of technology to catalyze the social and economic development of marginalized communities in Mexico. It envisions a world where everyone is digitally included and empowered by access to education.
Teach and Equip 10 Afghan Widows to be Tailors Afghan widows with children usually face a very hard life.  Often, their children must beg in the streets rather than attend school.  But there are relatively good economic prospects for a woman trained as a tailor.  We will provide an expert teacher (herself a widow,) sewing machines, all the tools and even childcare, so that at the end of the yearlong course, the 10 women will have everything they need to start their own home tailoring businesses and support their families.
Provide Computer Material for School in Dolkha The earthquake on 25th April and 12th May 2015 completely destroyed the Manedanda Primary School of Alampu , Dolakha Nepal.  The local community of Alampu consists of Thami and the Kaamis who are economically backward.  At present the classes are running under temporary shed. It is important to provide quality education for almost 100 children's . And more importantly there is no other school in Alampu or nearby.
Feed 1,800 orphaned children in rural Kenya. This project will help feed 1,800 orphaned and vulnerable children every day. Malnutrition is an inherent problem throughout rural Kenya, which is further complicated by many political, social and economic factors. One nutritious meal a day will save a child's life. In as little as four months, a malnourished child can transform into a healthy child. A healthy, well fed child can then attend school and gain knowledge and skills for a productive and hopeful future.
Help Feed 500 Children in Bam Help feed 500 children and their families this winter. Many of these families are living in cargo containers, tents and other make-shift forms of housing.
Beirut Explosion Emergency Fund 50 Families On 4 August 2020, a series of explosions rocked the port of Beirut city. The powerful main blast resulted in at least 157 deaths, dozens of missing people, and upwards of 5,000 injured and an estimated 300,000 people left homeless. In response to this horrific event, The Nawaya Network and the IE Alumni Association in Lebanon, registration number 1185/AD, are partnering up to raise funds for disaster relief, health, and shelter organizations. Donations are tax-deductible for US and UK citizens.
Decent food for those needed due to COVID-19 The COVID-19 outbreak, declared a global pandemic on 11 March 2020, has reached all corners of the globe. As of 14 June 2021, Vietnam has had 10,337 confirmed cases with 58 deaths. The pandemic has alarmingly threatened the food security and nutrition of the most disadvantaged groups across Vietnam. With your kind support, AFV is taking proactive steps to provide emergency food assistance to vulnerable population in Bac Ninh, Bac Giang and Ho Chi Minh city to help them fight against COVID-19.
Support 130 TB Patients in Kazakhstan KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation helps 130 multi drug resistant tuberculosis patients in East Kazakhstan to complete their 18 month long treatment through psychological and social support.
Promote Reading Where Books Are Unavailable In Bolivia most poor families have no access to books nor reading activities. Thus we look to provide them with substantial books related to their culture and needs their younglings have. We would focus primarily on people from poor regions. Thuruchapitas' teachers would visit their neighborhoods once a week during 8 months to share readings and life experiences in order to motivate them to read. All of this reinforced with family gatherings between all the program's families.
Provide Meals in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian Hurricane Dorian is the largest hurricane to ever hit the Bahamas as a catastrophic category 5 storm with sustained winds of over 185 mph. Our Relief Team has been in the Bahamas since before the hurricane hit and is ready to provide meals to those impacted as soon as the storm passes. Additionally, we have teams and kitchens prepared to serve meals in Florida as the trajectory of the hurricane is still uncertain.
Goats: Help Families Become Self-Sufficient The gift of a goat is a sustainable way to help a struggling family in Haiti. Goat milk is not only a source of nutrition but goat breeding can be a pathway out of poverty.
Art of Living Schools Supporting free holistic education for children in the slums, tribal and rural belts of India where child labour and poverty are widespread. Over 70,000 students in over 702+ schools spread across 22 states are benefitting currently from this project. Schooling, healthcare and healthy meals/snacks are provided for the children, whilst their families are also generally supported This in turn . Education is a universal right that can help break the cycles of poverty, disease and social inequality.
Rural Women Beat Extortion thru Local Selftraining Based on our initial nationwide research and training program in 2015-2016, we know that rural women and girls in Ecuador find themselves as intended victims in  extortion and coercion situations.   Present health/economic emergencies may worsen this threat. Our project now is to assist women and  girls to uncover powerful anti-extortion/anti-coercion tools  that are hiding in plain sight in their own  communities; and to train themselves to successfully and safely navigate those situations.
Community Nursery School for 60 children The Sarmiento neighborhood in Buenos Aires faces many socio-environmental problems and families are in a highly-vulnerable situation. The Jardin de la Montana is the only educational space for preschool aged children there. It serves 40 children from 1 to 3 years old and also offers school support and multiple recreational activities. Having this space is essential so that mothers can access educational and work opportunities. The project consists of increasing the garden's capacity by 50%.
Help 200 Girls in Vietnam Join Technovation For #GivingTuesday and throughout December join Kidspire as we support 200 girls in Vietnam to join the Technovation Global Challenge. This is our favorite project of the year - and maybe the most meaningful - as we invite girls from across 7 orphanages to collaborate together about how they can address a local community challenge, code an app, and pitch their solution to the global community. We LOVE this project and we need your help to make it possible for these amazing girls.
Giant Trees for Climate Change Mitigation in India Large trees play a critical role in provisioning of economically important and climate regulating ecosystem services such as water, non-timber forest produce and carbon to millions of people in tropical countries of the world. In absence of clear conservation policy and poor understanding of their importance in supporting sustainable societies, these trees are facing imminent threat. The project will take measures to avoid indiscriminate felling of 1000 large trees in the Western Ghats of India
FUND FREEDOM FOR THOUSANDS OF KIDS IN NORTH MEXICO Help us fight against child sexual exploitation in northern Mexico, we believe that protecting children through prevention is the best way to keep children from being trapped by human trafficking networks. That is why we share real information about the problem and provide tools that help prevent their freedom and innocence from being stolen.
Provide tutoring services to disadvantaged youth. Secondary school learners from the South African township of Khayelitsha can receive free tutoring from a local community center in the areas of English, math, biology, and physical science
Team Balika: Champions for girls' education! Team Balika is a group of village based education volunteers that champion the cause of girls' education.  Members of Team Balika provide support and structure to the girl child in schools and also have a strong presence in the community, spreading awareness about girl child education. Their participation boosts enrollment, retention and learning outcomes for all girls. Team Balika animate the principle of, 'My village, my problem and I am the solution'.
Tree Planting to Improve Biodiversity in Misamis This project will mobilize upland residents in Misamis Oriental in order to plant and take care of 200,000 trees and implement soil and water conservation activities to improve soil fertility, increase their incomes and contribute to mitigating climate change. If this is not done,
Feed 3000 Kenyan Children for Life The AYA Farm will provide a daily meal for 3000 children. Once the project is funded, orphaned and impoverished children will have a sustainable means of nourishment and hope.
Food for Low-income Families and Individuals Burbank Temporary Aid Center provides over $500,000 worth of food to Burbank's poor and those who have fallen on hard times.  Most donated items are canned and packaged goods.  In order to provide more balanced and healthful options for our clients, we request funds to help purchase dairy, meats and fresh produce.
SOCIO-ECONOMIC CAUSE FOR 500 INDIGENT CREATIVES - This project will discover and harness the talents of creative youths in the slums to craft amazing unique designer wears and accessories, indirectly empowering 500 to have means of income and meet basic needs.  - To save our environment from all kinds of wastes causing harm and affecting the climate, the waste materials are upcycled and used to create amazing products the society needs and that will also showcase and promote African culture and beauty. We have acquired the major machineries.
Provide the essentials to Kiwi kids in need KidsCan is New Zealand's leading charity dedicated to helping Kiwi kids affected by poverty. We help children experiencing hardship by providing food, jackets, shoes and health products to schools and early childhood centres across New Zealand. With these essentials, kids can participate in learning and have the opportunity for a better future.
Help 50 youths/women start business in Nigeria. A support of $200 each for 50 unemployed youths and women in Ikorodu, Nigeria; will help to start a piggery farm, dressmaking outfit, cassava mill, poultry farm and fish farm. This is based on their vocational interest and skill acquired from our prescribed training for them.
Provide Rehab Care for Sea Turtles in Osa This project aims to attend to 100% of green, hawksbill and olive ridley turtles that arrive at the rescue center with health problems or injuries by improving its facilities. With the necessary medical and technical equipment, sea turtles get the chance of rehabilitation and will be re-released into their natural environment after a successful treatment. Collected scientific data about health status and threats will improve long term conservation and survival of the endangered species.
Literacy 30 children with disabilities in Moldova This project shall ensure literacy for 30 children with disabilities that are not transportable from rural areas of the Republic of Moldova (Straseni and Calarasi districts) with age between 6-11 years, who cannot read and write. Children shall be literate at home by teachers during an academic year (35 weeks, 4 hours per week). All these children are coming from poor families, so each child shall receive individual desk, textbooks, educational materials and school supplies.
FEED A HUNGRY CHILD (UKRAINE) Standard of living in Ukraine is low. Average wage in most Ukrainian towns is not more than 150 US dollars per month. At that, normal nutrition for 1 person costs 465 US dollars per month. In this situation we created a project, directed mainly on support of children from broken, large or crisis families. We give children more chances to grow up and become healthy and well-educated persons.
Help Rural Mentally Challenge Student reach school With this project funds we planned to buy a SCHOOL VAN which can transport upto 25 students in a single trip from the nearby villages. The existing mini van we have becomes 5 year old and we feel it is right time to go for the new one. School VAN is 100% essential to the special need students because the public transport system will not take care of their needs fully also it won't pick-up the students from their door steps.
Empowering 1000 Persons in Self Care in India 181,000 persons affected by leprosy in India have loss of sensation in their hands and feet making them prone to injuries leading to impairments, disabilities and disfigurement, further leading to stigma and discrimination. 1000 persons in West Bengal will be trained in self-care, empowering them to take care of their anesthetic hands and feet resulting in ulcer healing, reducing disfigurement and stigma which will give them an opportunity to be self-reliant.
Complete our roof and feed homeless dogs We won a grant from Pepsi to build a roof over our shelters but we estimated the cost too low and need more funds to finish our project.  The small roof has been completed and is making an awesome difference to the dogs!  It provides shade, protection from the rain, and makes living so much more comfortable for them!  Please help us raise $3k to get this done!  We are also in need of dog food, please help us!
Elearning and education support for kids-Argentina Introduce the children into the digital world and teach them to use different virtual environments as an education tool.
Support Social Work in South Hebron Hills Living in the South Hebron Hills is defined by insecurity. A dedicated social worker who can travel to the 30+ rural villages is vital because she can assess and address what help is needed. Whether encountering women suffering from domestic violence or home demolitions, or children bullied at school, a trusted social worker with roots in the community can understand how the ongoing trauma of the occupation is intertwined with other problems and can respond quickly.
Help Us Purchase A Patient Transport Car Every year, Bray Cancer Support Centre's volunteer drivers provide over 640 patient transport trips using their own cars.

We have received a grant of 4,000 from Dun Laoghaire County Council and a grant of 4,000 from Bray Town Council towards the purchase of a car for our patient transport service.

However we are short 8,000 for this project.

With your help, we can buy a dedicated patient transport car that would be used daily to transport cancer patients to their treatment centres
Support and Care for 40 Orphans in Africa Orphans supported by Centre for HIV/AIDS and STD Research (CHISTRE) face severe physical, psychosocial, and legal challenges, rendering them disadvantaged and undereducated, and in turn more vulnerable to HIV infection. CHISTRE began to offer services to them currently in 11 communities. Working in partnership with the community and other philanthropist, CHISTRE takes a comprehensive, integrated, community-based program to support the Orphans.
Start-up Costs for First Beauty School in Rwanda Support two Rwandan beauty salon owners, Sylvie and Jeanne, who, with Bpeace help, plan to create the first beauty vocational school in Rwanda.  The school will help Rwandans with no job skills.
Rung Do Pakistan The RUNG DO campaign brings an opportunity for individuals to play their part in contributing positively towards protecting our ecosystem! WWF-Pakistan and Call the Band, are collaborating for the country's biggest videographer collaboration that features the beauty of the country and its people. The videos highlight the diversity of Pakistan and encourages individual action to plant trees in cities and villages across the length and breadth of our homeland.
Construction of School Building for Blind Girls Through the proposed project, a new building for Smt. Ambubai Residential School for Blind Girls shall be constructed on the land located at Gulbarga, Karnataka, India.The building shall comprise two separate floors. The ground floor shall comprise the primary, secondary and high-school to provide education for more than 100 blind girls, whereas the first floor shall comprise their dormitories, library, kitchen, dining hall warden rooms etc.
Carbon Credit for Humanitarian Solar Power The average American is responsible for about 18 tons of carbon dioxide emissions per year.  You can offset 1 ton of your carbon emissions by helping The Appropriate Technology Collaborative provide solar lighting to families that currently light their homes with candles and kerosene lamps.  Our program helps families improve their lives and see better at night.  Their kids do their homework at night for the first time and girls don't have to hike long distances to charge the family cellphone.
Building Forward - Hurricane Recovery in USVI The Community Foundation of the Virgin will serve as a catalyst for initiatives promoting environmental and marine recovery from Hurricanes Irma and Maria, as well as resilience to future weather disasters.
Slum Youth Map Community Development Fund Our intrepid team of youth reporters and mappers in three Nairobi slums want to know: where's the money going? They will be mapping and reporting about the progress of local government development projects in the slums to increase accountability and transparency of community funds. Many projects that make use of a fund for community development aren't completed or are not successful; we want to document them so that we can make sure the communities get the full benefit of development.
Tharuni Swecha: Cycle to School Campaign for Girls To help more girls go to school daily, Tharuni, through its "Cycle to School" initiative aims to donate at least 500 bicycles a year to girls from economically poor families. No more travel hassles, as they will be more independent and empowered in their fight for education. The Cycle to School initiative prevents not only school dropouts, but also eventual child labour and child marriage of the girls, and potentially stops trafficking.
Model Communities Protecting Children from Slavery This project will help 50 vulnerable young children and adolescents from 9 rural communities of South East of Haiti, who are victims of domestic servitude and other forms of exploitation, to complete their basic education through our accelerated education program. They will learn technical trades for create self-sufficient life and to regain their self-esteem through psychosocial activities for their full reintegration in their communities.
Help pay teachers during political unrest in Haiti English in Mind Institute (EIM) provides high quality, affordable English classes to adults in Port-au-Prince, along with job placement assistance. English education opens doors to employment, promotions, university scholarships and more - in a country where most of the population doesn't have formal employment, and lives on dollars per day. EIM is Haitian-led and serves as a platform of advancement for over 200 students (more than 40% women).
Educate 100 orphan girls in rural India Orphan Girls Children are considered a burden in the local society. Buds of Christ aims at educating and protecting rural orphan girls until 21 years where girl children are neglected and exploited physically and abused sexually. This project helps the orphan girls to be educated so that they make right choices, and set goals for their future and pursue it.
Boat-Shed Construction at Pitcairn Island Boats used daily to catch fish, a key diet nutrition need, must be protected from frequent storms that lash this tiny isle of "Mutiny on the Bounty" fame. Current shed is completely deteriorated.
Give career training to 100 deaf students in India Our project plans to complete a school for the deaf in eastern India, that will provide hands-on career training and technical education to 100 deaf students each year. This will help the students to acquire skills suited to give them a job, become financially independent and live with dignity.
Help Build a Climate Education Center in Nicaragua The Nicaraguan Center for Forests, Energy & Climate will provide citizens of Central America with the tools and training needed to adapt to a rapidly changing climate. This regional hub for climate change education and natural resource conservation will build on Trees, Water & People's community-based conservation model, which empowers local people to solve social and environmental problems at the grassroots-level. Thanks to generous donors, every donation to this project will be matched!
Danger-to-Safety Relocation for DV Survivors This project will ensure at least 30 people fleeing a domestic violence relationship trans-nationally will receive danger-to-safety relocation and reintegration services.