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Bldg Communities for Holistic Development - Nepal This project will assist 8,900 impoverished families in Nepal increase family income, improve nutrition, and adopt environmentally friendly farming and animal management practices.
Help a Child with Epilepsy Stay in School As Kenya Association for the Welfare of People with Epilepsy (KAWE), we are seeking to raise 600,000 Kenya Shillings (USD 6,000) with the purpose of providing one year's supply of anti-epilepsy drugs to 100 patients who are unable to afford the cost of their treatment at KAWE epilepsy clinics. Many children with epilepsy drop out of school due to uncontrolled seizures. By supporting their t
Give orphans in kisumu slums food and clothing. This project runs the only non-formal center in the slums of Manyatta- Kisumu where disadvantaged and orphaned children come for education , food and clothing.Your support will give them a future.
Prevent Further Food Crisis in Niger 3.5 million people are suffering from the current food crisis in Niger and are at risk of destroying their means of recovery in order to obtain food now.
You can eradicate violence in Mexico! By supporting our Peace Education Workshops in Mexico, you will give our children and teens the opportunity to practice tolerance, respect and gender equality to resolve conflicts peacefully. Shine a Light of Hope for Mexico!
New Home for Orphan Children and Widow Empowerment NHOC provides 14 orphans with a home, an education, and a promising future, and 6 widows with handicraft skills training and support, empowering them to become self-sustaining.
Lifeskills for 2,587 Children in South Africa Join Keep The Dream196 in changing 2,587 South African orphaned and vulnerable children's lives. The kids aged 5-26yrs, changing families, villages and eventually the country, by transferring life skills and infusing hope, we are impacting and building South Africa today. The children learn and apply for example: integrity, honesty & self leadership in practical everyday situations. "Turning 18 all I had to look forward to was learning to smoke and dying of AIDS, now I have hope"- says Ronny.
Help 500 Families Drought Affected in Somaliland There were recurrent severe droughts that occurred in Somaliland since 2015, due to failure of consecutive rainy sessions. There has been estimated 739,000 droughts displaced since November 2016, 65 per cent are under the age of 18, moreover, children under 5 years old represent more than one quarter are the most at risk of malnutrition and disease (UNHCR May 2017). This fund will provide food supplies for 500 families from rural area to urban internal displaced villages in Digale IDP Hargeisa,
Build the USAP Community School in Zimbabwe Education Matters is building a 11th and 12th grade high school for 90 high-achieving, low-income Zimbabwean students to access quality education that values critical thinking, integrity, sustainability and compassion.  The USAP Community School will prepare its students to access and excel higher education at world's top universities on scholarships with the aim of returning to Zimbabwe to build a better society. Join us  in this exciting initiative to build a truly transformative school!
Relief & Rehab. for families in flood hit area Millions of families affected and villages devastated with one of the worst floods in parts of Rajasthan, West Bengal, Assam, Odisha, Bihar, Uttarakhand & North eastern states. Monsoon floods is an annual disaster in some parts of India but this year the situation has become worse even as many places which had never seen rains before are flooded. Goonj is in the field making efforts for the relief & rehabilitation of flood affected families under the Rahat Floods campaign.
WeOwnTV Filmmaker Fellowship The WeOwnTV Filmmaker Fellowship is a regional film fund and professional development program supporting the production of independent documentaries directed by Guinean, Sierra Leonean and Liberian filmmakers. The program was founded in the wake of the West African Ebola outbreak (2014-2016). Today, now faced with a global pandemic, social unrest, and economic uncertainty, we believe it is critical to provide forums for self-expression and peaceful debate through the medium of documentary film.
Provide support to 6500 homeless students k-12 Every week, hundreds of School on Wheels’ volunteer tutors give hope, educational assistance and support to homeless children living in Southern California.
Empowering Youth+Financial Literacy We bring healing, teaching, and empowerment to underserved black and brown communities in the NYCmetro area, through in-person (post-pandemic) and online financial literacy programming. We also offer continuing medical education for healthcare workers and free spine surgery for impoverished children overseas. Our goal as an organization is to bridge the wealth gap in the U.S. and eliminate the gap between social and medical resources overseas because we are one global community.
Repair/restore food producing gardens in Haiti In the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew, that left ravaged gardens, destroyed houses,  Lambi Fund with 20 years of experience working with farmers in rural Haiti, will develop an immediate response to meet basic needs of farming organizations at the onset; and repair/restore food production gardens, improve top soil to maintain food production.  This will be done within already established partnership that are actively contracted to develop specific projects within their respective communities.
You can give 140 orphaned chimpanzees a safe haven The Tchimpounga Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Center in Congo - one of our four santuaries - provides a safe home and rehab for 140 chimpanzees under the care of the Jane Goodall Institute.
Virtual Classroom: Multi-literacy tools for all! We are very excited to launch a brand new website that offers curated arts-integrated lessons and activities for educators, parents and concerned adults. Arts-based multiple literacy techniques can reach learners in every classroom, household and community. This new tool will put valuable lessons at the fingertips of users, organized for easy search by subject area and age group.  Expert Story Tapestries artists will give direct feedback, answer questions, and offer online courses.
Diabetes Prevention for 1 million more in India In India, 60 million people live with diabetes, and 1 million die from it each year. Clinical proof shows that diabetes can be prevented with more physical activity and healthier eating. mDiabetes, a 2011 Clinton Global Initiative Commitment implemented by Arogya World with Nokia, sent free diabetes prevention text messages to 1 million Indians in 12 languages. Shown to be effective, we are scalabling this mHealth program to make an impact on the next million in India.
Strengthen the training system in Shenyang This project will address one of the major problems in blindness prevention in China: lack of quality eye care personnel in the rural areas where they are most needed. Through this project, we target to strengthen the training system in Shenyang He Eye Care System (SHECS) to address the lack of high-quality eye care service personnel identified in the current China Blindness Prevention (PBL) Plan, particularly in rural areas.
Eastern Congo Initiative The Eastern Congo Initiative is the only advocacy and grant-making organization wholly focused on working with and for the people of eastern Congo to create a sustainable and successful eastern Congo.
Refugee Educator Academy: Reaching 10,000 Teachers By 2025, the Refugee Educator Academy will provide 10,000 teachers around the world, with online training, resources, and support, on any mobile device and one million refugee students will receive a better education. Access will be openly available to the refugee educator workforce including in schools, camps, relocation centers. We will improve the educational outcomes for world's most vulnerable individuals: refugees. This project will support the training of our first 20 refugee educators.
Knot Undone (An Anthology of Mental Illness) Mentally Aware Nigeria Initiative is proud to bring you Knot Undone: An Anthology of Mental Illness in Nigeria. Featuring seventeen stories that portray what it's like to live with a mental illness in Nigeria from the eyes of those that have lived out this grueling reality. In a country where mental health stigma is a culture, where do people that cope with these illnesses hide? In Shame or in denial? And right in front of our very eyes?  This will be the first collection out of the series.
Make Eco-Stoves for 600 Girl Students in Tanzania Smokey fires are a major factor in mother and childhood respiratory diseases. Jatropha Fuel Stoves use  by rural Girl students will create a conducive safe study environment,& improved   performance.
Food and Income for 500 Sierra Leone Farmers We support small farmers with loans, seeds, fertilizer and training. Started September 2016 with 20 farmers cultivating 10 Hectares (ca. 25 acres), we request additional funds to expand each 6 months and reach 500 farmers (3000 inhabitants) by 2025.  Our aim is to support them becoming financially independent so they can indulge in their own farming processing with sustainability and continuity approach. Unfortunately the COVID-19 CRISIS brought us back to a new start in February 2021.
Prepare Women Leaders in Financial Management This project will support 30 leaders of Women's Community based organisations from Bhavnagar, Amreli, Dahod & Mahisagar districts to be better prepared in Financial Management skills and accounting systems. This will prepare them to help their 4100 members to join a Gujarat State level Women's Credit Cooperative.  Having experience in micro credit, this linkage will provide them access to larger resource pool to meet their needs for loans for livelihood, sanitation, education and health.
Educate 500 needy Children in Dirakho Village This project will constructs Early Childhood Development Center to provide free education for the needy children, tap and nurture talents and establish a community library to provide a rich supply of books and easy access to information for improved student performance in schools. It will raise funds to provide free meals , daily up keep and support education for needy students from the community.
Help Us Protect Our Native Seeds in Mexico The project will be to protect native maize seeds in indigenous peasant communities in Mexico, strengthening farmers' knowledge plus have available native seeds for the production cycle and motivate peasant to continue working their land and integrating youth in the life peasant.
Clean and Safe Water for the elderly in Namungalwe This project aims at improving water, sanitation and hygiene in the rural areas of Iganga District in (namungalwe sub county) targeting the elderly who can't access clean and safe water for domestic use.
Restoration of the degraded hot spots Agency for Rural and Urban Development is implementing a program aimed at restoring ecosystems' health and improving livelihoods of riparian communities. The organization members are strategically located within the upper, middle and lower stream of the  Mubuku -Nyamwamba catchment with the focus of tackling the ecological challenges within the area without compromising the livelihood of the riparian communities.
Gift of a wheelchair to persons with disabilities. We believe everyone should have the opportunity to live productive lives with dignity and self-fulfillment. Your donation gives back freedom of movement and self-confidence to 50 Rwandans with mobility disabilities. This project is the initiative of Rwandan Youth Development and Voluntary organization (RWAYDAVO) to provide 50 appropriate wheelchairs annually in Rwanda through the Wheelchair Fund initiative. We have a 20 individuals with disabilities who urgently need wheelchairs.
Empowering People With Disabilities Through Nature ACCESS NATURE creates safe, educational and enjoyable FREE nature programs for the disabled and disadvantaged. Spending time in nature improves mood, energy, stress and well being. Our goal is to provide programing and education to those we serve, so that they too can gain the benefits of  nature. Currently we work with the intellectually challenged, mentally ill, and non-English speaking immigrants. We have also launched a free educational workshop to teach other groups to duplicate our work.
Sponsor a Safe Childbirth for 500 Low Income Women The majority of maternal deaths worldwide are preventable. LifeSpring Foundation seeks to enable safe childbirth by directly connecting sponsors with Indian women who desire an institutional delivery.
Restore youth baseball in Moore, Oklahoma Pitch In For Baseball will provide new and gently used youth baseball uniforms and equipment
to leagues and communities devastated by the tornado in Moore, Oklahoma.

This donation will allow children impacted by this disaster to return to a state of normalcy and help them enjoy the game they are so passionate about.
Educate 100 children with disabilities in Uganda The project aims at providing access to education for 100 children with disabilities in slums of Makindye Division in Kampala with limited or no access to education in Uganda during and after the pandemic. AWDI plans to support 100 children with disabilities who always miss out on the opportunity to access to education services. They will be supplied with scholastic materials, reading and revision packages for their respective grades and attached to nearby teachers to teach and assess them.
HIV Prevention Drop-in Centre For Uganda's LGBT The project will acquire premises on a renewable lease to provide on spot and community outreach HIV/AIDs counselling, testing, and consumables distribution to 300 LGBT key populations in Eastern Uganda. Triumph Uganda plans to rent premises on a 2 year lease which is renewable, hire an LGBT friendly professional medical worker to provide on spot HIV/AIDS testing and also make available condoms and lubricants for peer educators' continuous distribution to LGBT peers to fight HIV among them.
Day-meal to keep 200 deprived children at school FSI Nepal will support to provide a quality and free education to the children of migrant laborers in Kathmandu, Nepal to fulfill fundamental right to education in coordination with the ministry of education and school. They will be facilitated with free books, stationery, uniforms and a nutritious mid-day meal for access to free education to stop from being child laborer. Mostly, nutritious mid-day meal will encourage the children to focus on their studies and increase their regular presences.
Help Cheetah Experience turn waste into compost! This project will allow us to turn food waste into compost, this is not only better for the environment, but we will also be able to sell excess compost to make a profit. Any money raised from selling compost can be used to buy more trees  and materials to create shade for the animals.
Educate 900 Kenyan Children This project supports the education of Kenyan children in rural areas and urban slums. Building a good foundation is essential in education. We support Early Childhood Development centres with provision of feeding programmes and teaching resources.  In urban slums the government primary schools are often overcrowded so many children attend non-government schools which have unqualified teachers and limited resources. Afterschool tuition programmes supplement the education students get in school.
Hill & Woolsey Fire Sudden and Urgent Needs Effort The Hill Fire and Woolsey Fire have already destroyed dozens of homes. Ventura County Community Foundation has set up the Hill Fire/Woolsey Fire Sudden and Urgent Needs Effort Fund as a vehicle to collect the generous donations from our community. This Fund is designed to support the immediate needs of community nonprofit organizations serving those affected by these wildfires. VCCF continues to monitor the status of these fires and is in communication with government and public safety officials
Love and Laughter In Lebanon Clown Me In provides free, public and accessible touring clown shows for children and adults in some of the most disadvantaged regions around Lebanon. With every show, we will reach between 200-300 people, at the rate of two shows per day in different areas, to provide them with much-needed laughter and positive, humanitarian messages.
Rohingya Refugees Fund Appeal Rohingya Muslims have been declared as one of the most persecuted ethnic communities by the United Nations. Half a million Rohingya Muslims have fled from their homeland and taken refuge in Bangladesh. They are languishing in camps without basic amenities of life. They need shelter, clothes,food and medicines. Their children are dying due to malnutrition.Customs Health Care society has already started relief activities for them. In coordination with GlobalGiving we intend to do more relief work.
Protecting Pangolins Pangolins are currently the most illegally trafficked mammals on Earth. Our aim is to counter the wildlife trafficking of pangolins and to improve the long-term survival of the species in the wild. By disrupting organised criminal syndicates involved in the trafficking of pangolins in Africa, empowering law enforcement officials and funding demand reduction campaigns in Asia, DSWF works at all levels of the illegal wildlife crime cycle to ensure the survival of this 80-million-year-old species.
Rescuing Young Girls From Bonded Labor in Nepal Educating and enabling families to keep their young daughters at home, send the girls to school, and have a sustainable way of living in order to eradicate this practice.
Help Kenyan children with disabilities into school HATW works in partnership with North Meru DCC, a community project helping children with disabilities, working with families and increasing awareness of disability issues. As well as this, the DCC supports initiatives in Athi and Irindiro and other local schools which provide residential education for children with a wide spectrum of special needs. HATW provides skilled volunteers and identifies initiatives which can be externally funded to support the work with disabled children.
Helping our elderlies while they get vaccinated The goal of this campaign is to protect older adults while they wait to be vaccinated. For achieving that , we need your help to be able to implement cutting-edge technology in nine care centers and in a hostel for elderlies, during the months of March to May in order to follow the WHO recommendation of testing, tracing and isolating COVID-19 cases.
Rebuilding a Future in Palestine! Al Aqaba, a small West Bank Palestinian Village located in the Jordan Valley is at a watershed moment. That town is under threat of demolition- as are 149 Palestinian towns in the area now controlled by Israel. The village is initiating a sustainable community development plan, asking your help to bring architects, engineers, families, the village council, local banks, guarantors, and media together this July in a 3 week design collaborative to plan affordable, eco-sustainable homes with dignity
MY HEART WITH VENEZUELA MY HEART WITH VENEZUELA is a fundraising campaign created by I LOVE VENEZUELA FOUNDATION, in order to obtain resources that allow us to help Venezuelan foundations that work very hard to bring health, education and welfare to our Venezuelan brothers.  The situation that crosses the country has obligated many NGOs working in Venezuela to receive a high number of requests for support, and we want to give them a hand. This is your chance to give hope to many and to keep alive Venezuela's heart.
SOS Siria Since the conflict began, SOS Children's Villages has been able to help over 100,000 people. We have provided shelter for unaccompanied children, as well as new mothers and their babies in our Interim Care Centres. We have provided warm clothes, bedding, blankets and meals to families who have been forced to live in poor accommodation without basic food or water. We have created Child-Friendly Spaces where children have the chance to play and receive counselling.
Fund City Year's community service in DC schools! City Year Washington, DC serves over 6,500 students through daily service in public schools. AmeriCorps members are tutors, mentors and role models to students. City Year supports positive school climate by providing human capital as well as beautification and resources to provide an improved student experience.
Restore livelihood in 10 villages in Liberia AIFO will support the Self Help Groups of 10 villages in Liberia to restore livelihood after the Ebola virus disease emergency, boosting their income generating activities
Food Crisis in the Horn of Africa The worst humanitarian crisis in the world today continues to escalate in the Horn of Africa, where more than 11 million people are now in acute need of food assistance. CARE is working around the clock to respond, as a United Nations declaration of famine in parts of southern Somalia underscores the urgency of the situation.CARE has worked in the refugee camps in Dadaab since 1992 and is the primary provider of basic services including food, water and sanitation.
Eliminate school drop out - Encourage Learning This program provides free meals and snacks to over 200 children daily.  69% of our members live in poverty and do not have food readily available in their home.  After school, without the Club many would go home to an empty house with no adult supervision and return to school the next day without being prepared.  Children participate in educational programs designed for them to keep pace in school and even excel. The Reading Program improves reading ability, comprehension and vocabulary.
Build 10 Watertanks for Ugandan Rural Schools The project is to provide water tanks to 10 rural schools in hard to reach areas of Isingiro district in Uganda; where water is obtained from rocky water reservoirs located between the valleys and open man dug ponds and sometimes from limited flowing streams that are contaminated and stand as a risk to human health. People walk long distance of 3 - 5 kilometers in search of water which has remained a challenge particularly to women and children who are tasked with the role of fetching water.
Help These Children Avoid Further Suffering Children forced on the streets by drought will be frightened, hungry and exhausted - you can help them avoid further suffering by helping us to be prepared. 

The worst drought in the horn of Africa for 60 years is forcing children away from their homes and to the streets. We are desperate to ensure Retrak is prepared and equipped to help as many of the children as possible. 

Help us to ensure that these children have a real alternative to life on the streets.
Save San Luis Forest, Save This Family, Costa Rica Preserving this 14 ha. primary tropical forest will save the Monge’s who own it, and preserve the forest habitat  resident wildlife depend on in this vital forest corridor on the shores of Lake Arenal
Partner w/AKI to Help Animals in 10 Countries Animal-Kind International supports existing animal welfare orgs run by local people in Ghana, Malawi, Namibia, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, Honduras, Jamaica, Armenia & Bosnia. There are few opportunities to raise funds & supplies for animal welfare in these countries so they need to look to outside supporters for assistance. AKI does the due diligence on the orgs, ensures they track use of AKI funds & always sends 100% of donations to our partner orgs to be used only for animal welfare.
1000 Solar Lamps to Typhoon affected families The campaign will be spearheaded by 2 former CNN heroes; Evans Wadongo who was recognized for his efforts in 'Saving lives' with solar-powered lights in Kenya and Malawi and Effren Penaflorida,  a Philippine native, recognized for his outreach teaching project. Together, they will help light up Tacloban city and other parts, by distributing 1000 solar lanterns to 1000 families and aid workers. This will be done by acquiring materials and training local youth in assembling the solar lamps