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Fundraising for our Jazz Programme World Heart Beat's mission is to make quality music education accessible to every child. We are fundraising to continue to support the 49% of our students who study through our bursaries - without your continued support our academy wouldn't thrive with the same multitude of young, talented musicians who we get to teach.  Our Jazz programme is totally free, and we would like keep it that way, so we need your help - we are so grateful for any support which you can offer!
Livelihood training for untouchable girls in India Comfortable shelter,.Nutritions food,health care,livelihood training If their will continue to Higher education and admission to normal school
Assistance for Java Earthquake Victims This project will assist 160 Javanese earthquake refugees from rebuild their lives by providing food, nutrient supplements, cooking equipment, tents household tools and mental recovery for children.
Renovating a Transitional Home for Women and Child AGL provides a home for women who are homeless.  The home is designed for women who have successfully completed a program such as drugs or alcohol treatment and domestic violence recovery and need a place to continue to thrive. Ultimately, women would exit the home equipped with survival techniques including parenting classes, employment skills, and education enhancement to become sustainable and resilient within their communities.  Services are tailored made to meet individual's needs.
EDUCATION IS HOPE(EIH) This project proposes to initiate a three-year project" Education is Hope" (EIH) that will provide educational access to 200 orphan and vulnerable children in Adama, Ethiopia. The tragedy is that 75% of school-age orphan children in Ethiopia do not have access to formal education. We are delivering school materials,uniforms,nutritional support and tutoring.By doing so we will reduce the out of school orphans at least by 50% in Adama town in three years time of the project implementation.
Cats Count In Canada Cats & dogs are Canada's most popular companion animal species and, while cats are actually found in more Canadian households than dogs, sadly, they do not receive the same care & consideration as their canine counterparts. In most of Canada, there is no dog overpopulation &, in some areas, there is even a shortage of dogs for adoption, while cat overpopulation continues to challenge communities across Canada with cats languishing in shelters long term & succumbing to stress related illnesses.
Keep 1000 Malawi Girls in School Through WASH One way of keeping girls in school is by addressing girl's menstrual needs.   This project entails the: Construction of Toilets & Change Rooms, Delivery of Underwear & Reusable Sanitary Pads (MHM), Training of Adolescent Girls, Teachers & Mothers on the Making of Reusable Pads, Drilling of Boreholes for Access to Water. This will in turn ensure a reduction in school drop-outs & child marriages as girls will remain in school allowing them a fair opportunity to eventually enter the workforce.
Clean drinking water for 2,500 people in Ouzala WellFound are excited to be expanding into Burkina Faso, a country affected by the dangerous expansion of the Sahara desert due to climate change. We have seen the vast benefits of clean water in Guinea Bissau, Senegal and Kenya, where we have also worked. Benefits such as a high reduction in water-related diseases, and improved safety of women and children, who have had to walk long distances on unsafe routes to collect dirty water. This project will fund our first well in West Burkina.
Help Laura and Grecia thrive!!!! Laura and Grecia are two girls from El Salvador. They are exceptional. Why? Because they are committed to taking responsibility for themselves and for their country. For over 5 years, they have been growing a lot through IBREA's program, and they are together taking care of over 2000 teachers' growth and development. We are fundraising for them to receive the IBREA Master in Training course and become certified instructors to provide an even better service to their people and country.
Help Jump-Start Two Sustainability Projects Each year, IBSF hosts a silent auction fundraiser, which covers costs that sustain the electricity, security, and projects that we support.  In light of economic challenges and our fundamental objective to educate local communities, we have created two projects that will help the school become more self-sustainable in the future - the Sewing Project and Agriculture Project. The funds raised in this year's silent auction will jump-start these two projects.
Support 200 Flood Victims in South Sudan Since July 2019, South Sudan has experienced unusually heavy rainfall and flooding, has reached unprecedented levels, displaced 1,000,000 million people. Devastated peoples' livelihoods - farms washed away, health centers, homesteads completely submerged. In October 2019, South Sudan Government declared a State of Emergency in flood affected areas. 3 million people in flooded areas were already affected & displaced by the South Sudan war crisis, people are now facing double tragedy to cope with.
Arts and heritage: change a child's life in Oaxaca With you as an ally this project can grant 900 indigenous children in hostile home environments access to cultural educational workshops.  Due to natural disasters and  the ongoing global pandemic caused by COVID 19 most of these children are currently living in limited education conditions.  The Art and Heritage Route School program will provide an opportunity to enhance these children's zapotec identity & heritage.
Support sixty kids clubs for children in Nigeria IICWIN plans to develop a network of clubs for 1500 of the most isolated and marginalized children in Ibarapa Central. The clubs will promote their mental, social, and physical well-being through play, sports, music and the arts, giving them the rare chance to be kids.
After-School Program for Children in Nepal SuMa After-School provide academic, emotional, and medical/nutritional support for close to 200 children living in extreme poverty in Nepal. Our program provides a safe place away from traffickers; healthy meals and regular medical checkups; and a creative, hands-on STEM curriculum that teaches students how to think critically and creatively. Our mission is to provide pathways out of poverty for Nepal's most vulnerable.
HELP 3000 HOMES  COOK SAFELY WITH MIRACLE STOVE This project will provide Miracle Rocket cook stoves to 3000 poor rural households in Nyeri  County of Central Kenya where over 80% of the population use traditional three stone fireplace for cooking which expose them to indoor house pollution, spend a lot of time gathering wood and exerts pressure on local forests leading to forest degradation. Stove will reduce wood consumption, saving lives and environment and is Cheaper to Produce locally.
Life skills in adolescents to face violence With this project, ProNinos will provide assistance to children from 8 to 17 years of age from Mexico City and the State of Mexico who live in family, school and community contexts in which various types of violence prevail; supporting them in the development of emotional, social and cognitive skills that allow them to recognize risk behaviors and situations , identify their consequences and generate factors that allow them to face them.
PROVIDE AN AMBULANCE FOR THE POOR SLUM DWELLERS support the poor slum dwellers with an Ambulance
Support Organic Farming for Native Americans Solar Warrior Farm is an integral part of our Food Security Program, which empowers Native Americans to grow their own nutritious and traditional foods, an important step toward tribal food independence. By bringing together the tools and knowledge needed for sustainable food production, Solar Warrior Farm is directly strengthening the relationship to one's food, one's body, and the connection that Native Peoples have with Mother Earth and her ability to sustain life.
School Feeding Program in Sierra Leone Malnutrition/starvation are very commonplace here. Most children have never known what a full and nutritious meal looks like. The feeding program is essential to their mental/physical health/growth.  We are working to raise funds for four different feeding programs in Sierra Leone, West Africa.
One Picture Saves a Life With over 75% of pet adoptions starting online, a positive picture of a well groomed animal may be that animal's best chance of finding a forever home. One Picture Saves a Life has teamed up with Seth Casteel of Underwater Dogs fame and Jorge Bendersky from Animal Planet's Groomer Has It to train shelters, rescue groups, and volunteers all over the country to save animals' lives through improved grooming techniques and positive adoption photography.
Supporting Those Affected by Leprosy We support 154 people affected by Leprosy as they are being completely neglected by their families and society. Without our support their options are limited. We aim to improve life for them by offering self care training for safety, health checkups, clothes, shoes, etc and for livelihood - goat keeping, small shop, poultry, Cow etc. in the hope to improve their lives, empower and uplift them. However, we need your support to do this.
Boys & Girls Club of Baton Rouge Katrina Relief Make a difference in the lives of the children most affected by Katrina by providing a safe place for kids to learn and grow after school, on weekends and in the summer.
Make Child Mothers Count  in Tanzania Early pregnancy is a major public health and social concern in Tanzania. FORWARD engages with child mothers and girls at risk as young as 15 in Tanzania to improve their lives. With your help, we will reach 50 child mothers with our leadership and economic entrepreneurship training. These child mothers will be empowered to reach out to 50 of their at-risk peers. This project will enable child mothers and girls to fulfill their right to education and break the cycle of poverty.
Help! Dog needs spaying & split dewclaw removal Queen is a dog staying with the non profit Veteran Rescue. Veteran Rescue needs your help in not only spaying Queen, but removing her dewclaws, which have grown in such a way that they have split into two separate dewclaws each. Smaller donations are also accepted in order to help care for her feeding costs and other necessary care costs.
Provide 500 GBV victims with Counselling & Support Gender Based Violence (GBV) is rife in Alexandra and urgent interventions are needed on all levels. Every day our team working in Alex are made aware of cases of women and children being abused and treated in unacceptable ways. The scourge of GBV has become far worse since the start of lockdown, almost a year ago, as women are "locked down" with their abusers, with limited means to escape and nowhere else to live. We need help to provide counselling and support to the victims of GBV.
Health education for rural Oaxacan women Critical health education and organizing strategies will support the efforts of indigenous women in the Sierra Mixteca, whose basic human and reproductive rights are systematically violated.
Train 160 Youth to Turn Talents into Real Business Talents Enabling Uganda seeks to train and nurture 160 young people to discover and translate their talents, passions into creating viable businesses that solve our community pains.   We plan to mobilize and carry out 8 training's for out of school youth within Central Uganda(Kampala and Wakiso) in cohorts of 20 young people, inspire and empower them using talents discovery tools, business idea generation, coach and mentor them to create purpose driven work which resonate with them.
Teaching Sustainable Agriculture to Young Tamils The rural areas of Tamil Nadu are home to some of the poorest Indian communities with few employment opportunities.  We're teaching children and young people to embrace the organic, eco-friendly way of farming that uses seed banking, natural fertilizers and pesticides, multi-cropping, and drip irrigation to produce more abundant, more nutritious harvests.  Lower costs and higher yields make farming an attractive occupation.   Save the family farm, save the planet.
Build A Soccer Field for 250 Children in Haiti The HS4D program is working to provide a platform where youth (boys & girls) will benefit from having a safe, dependable and designated community space where they can participate in healthy activities and Sport for Development programs. Your generous contribution will provide 1 safe soccer field, gear and equipment, mentoring to children and youth and training/education in life skills and healthy lifestyle while focusing on school attendance and performance.
Feed 250 Women and Children in Kutara IDPs Camp This project is targeted at alleviating the problem of acute hunger and starvation among women and children displaced from their communities in the war-ravaged North Eastern Nigeria by the deadly Boko Haram insurgents. Their homes and livelihoods have been destroyed, and now live abandoned in very excruciating conditions in the camp. Help us to raise funds to buy food items from our network of farmers to fight hunger as we directly feed over 250 starving women and children at Kutara, together!
Train 30 Neurosurgeons in Uganda by 2030 This project seeks to train 30 neurosurgeons in Uganda by the year 2030, and provide financial relief for financially disadvantaged patients in need of neurosurgery. The donations will cover the living expenses, training materials, equipment and test fees for Ugandan neurosurgery residents as they go about their neurosurgery training and rotations.
Urban Slum Health Action (USHA) Project As per the latest report more than 50% of women and children in India have anemia and malnutrition.  The goal is to detect, treat, and prevent anemic & malnutrition condition among mother & children. This will reduce Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) & Maternal Morbidity Rate (MMR). The project aims to provide basic health care services through regular checkups for pregnancy, ANC & PNC, vaccination, medicines, counseling, timely immunizations, nutrition for mothers, infants & young children.
Warm blankets for 500 destitute widows in India The Indian city of Vrindavan is home to thousands of widows who are abandoned by society and lack basic necessities, nutrition and healthcare.Most of them have to beg to supplement their meager daily "earning" of 0.14 USD for 8 hours of hymn-singing at local temples. Maitri India provides about 500 frail, elderly and abandoned widows with clothing, blankets, daily nutritious midday meals, dietary supplements and healthcare.With winter fast approaching, warm blankets are a much needed essential!
Hurricane Michael Veteran Relief Team Mission After spending another week in Bay County Florida, we want to turn our focus (if possible) to the relief aspect of the mission, as well as recovery. This mission is what will help people get needed supplies before the cold season arrives. We would like to do a massive month-long blanket, hygiene, clothing and food operation that will help thousands get the very basics of normal life in-hand before the rapidly approaching Winter (and holidays) arrive.
Combating trafficking with education in Nepal No child should ever be forced from their homes, from their families, into slavery. Childreach Nepal's 'Taught, Not Trafficked' project aims to combat child trafficking in Nepal through keeping children in school, utilising a range of activities including awareness-raising events, livelihood training to increase family income and establishing school farms to encourage school attendance. Evidence suggests that since the 2015 earthquakes, human trafficking has increased by 300%.
WeCare-Informed Parenting Project 37 This project will establish over 500 learning centers with a provision of mobile resource facilities to train parents in nurturing child (-1 to 3 years) according to WHO nurturing child framework, with a greater focus on stunting prevention, holistic child development and mother health. The geographic focus will be the mountainous regions of the Karakorum, Himalayas and Hindukush targeting mothers and children. The project will create an enabling environment for child protection and development
It Takes a Village to Transform a Child Children need the love and support of a family to thrive. When a family isn't stable, due to societal trauma or personal tragedy, a youth village can fill the gap. Through healing, education, and love, the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village (ASYV) empowers orphaned and vulnerable Rwandan youth to build lives of dignity and contribute to a better world.
Samburu Girls Foundation Education Fund To have a fund dedicated to the support of education and psycho-social support  to 420 deserving girls in Northern Kenya  rescued by Samburu Girls Foundation.
Educate 25 Rural Children in Uganda To assist 25 children in our rural community who because of poverty have dropped out of school and who need to get back to school, so we launched the Ugandan Children Scholarship Fund to provide formal education to disadvantaged rural children.
HELP for war refugees from Ukraine in Poland It is WAR. Thousands of mothers with children cross the Ukrainian-Polish border and seek shelter from cruelty and death. At the moment, every 80th person in Poland is a war refugee, and these are only the first days of the conflict.  We need your help to wisely help refugees from Ukraine coming to Poland to Zywiec region!
School for the flood hit children in Pakistan After detailed damage need assessment, Fatima Memorial Hospital adopted a settlement of 400 families in a flood hit area near Dera Ghazi Khan in South Punjab The village was called Habit Mastui and a school was set up to educate children in area - the building was donated by a local landlord and a school was set up.  Today after four years 200 Children are studying regularly in the school and we hope to keep continuing to educate these children with your support.
Promote 30 Gifted Jewish Ethiopian Students We work with thirty outstanding students in the Ethiopian community in Israel, and help them become positive role models by providing long term comprehensive support for their academic / school studies.
Help 20 orphan children from Russia to walk again The project will raise money for medical equipment to help 20 Russian children suffering from cerebral palsy in Pavlovsk orphanage recover motor functions in their upper and lower limbs.
Free 100 tribe familys hunger and tragedy in India 100 primitive tribe families under starvation and tragedy life in to cave of Sirumalai Hills are retrieved and ROSI supports for livelihoods business, housing, educational home and legal support.
Use ART to change peoples' lives with Alzheimer's Persons with Alzheimer's are often socially isolated, which contributes to the further decline of their capacities.    ARTZ needs your support to develop and offer virtual visits of museums which could permit patients to experience visits at home, accompanied by a trained volunteer or a family member.  This tool represents  a way to provide cognitive stimulation and to sustain self-esteem and quality of life. The visits are rich in content and include high quality reproductions of works of art.
Chhori (Daughter) This Project will raise awareness on proper menstrual hygiene and sanitized better practices by providing sanitary napkins to the schools and communities which are produced locally. The money  will be reinvested in establishing quality education and build up clean and sanitized WASH facility in the schools.
Solar Lamps for Isalo Community Members One solar lamp help us reach 5 end-users, save families 10,000 MGA a month (from shifts on spending on fuel, candles, electricity), give children more hours for evening reading, give precious time for family gatherings, improve personal safety, reduce incidence of fires from kerosene lamps tipping over, decrease CO2 emissions with less pollution exposure. We need $3,720 to contribute and achieve inclusive tourism for better livelihoods by providing solar lamps to Isalo community members
Support local entrepreneurs REDEMPRENDE IMBABURA Promote the economic and social development of the province with the creation and implementation of a Network of Entrepreneurs with an Inclusive Approach, focused on benefiting families from the rural parishes of Otavalo, Cotacachi, Antonio Ante, Urcuqui, Ibarra and Pimampiro, which articulate producers and consumers, towards a production and commercialization of the emblematic products of the rurality of the province in new markets, generating more economical incomes to participants families.
Parkinson Walk 2018-Donate for 50 Latrine Building This is a project aimed to build raised Latrine for 50 poor PD patients in Ethiopia. It will help the patients defecate smoothly while in latrine. Parkinson's Disease creates Stiffness and many of our patients are suffering from failure to easily use common latrine.   By donating money to this project you are becoming hand & feet to patients.  You are giving away your resources, but will harvest satisfaction.
Fight Against Infant Mortality - 300 babies/year Thanks to this project, we save the lives of more than 300 babies of the poor areas of Casablanca every year by bringing them to a normal weight.
South African Computer Lab for 450 Children We wish to build a computer lab in an underserved school of 450 students, because for students to succeed in the twenty-first century, they must have a command of computers and complementary software. We have already installed two labs: one at a primary school with 750 learners and one at a secondary school with 750 learners. This will bring us closer to 100% computer literacy for all the children of Addo, South Africa, and help break the cycle of systemic poverty and subordination.
Empower Women and Children in Pakistan We are planning for the reopening of the Nagina Sewing Center to teach sewing skills to underprivileged women and to provide more School Supplies to impoverished kids through our EDUCATION FOR ALL Campaign. Through these projects many women and kids will be empowered to improve their situation and rise above poverty and fear of their future.
Earthwatch's Tracking Sea Turtles in the Bahamas Where do endangered sea turtles thrive? Help scientists find out and protect these critical habitats.
Provide solar power and solar jobs to veterans 15 low income veteran or active duty military families will receive big energy savings after we install solar power on their homes as part of our affordable solar housing program. There is no charge to the troops. 50 local veterans, active duty personnel and friends and families are invited to join us to install solar panels and systems on our 15 selected homes. Be part of the movement that brings renewable, clean energy to all. Make a monthly gift to this campaign and all the work we do.
Empower Students to Learn Climate Change In Nepal Practical learning of environmental parameters through hands-on involvement during course work is a challenge in today's curriculum in Nepal. Hence, this project help student to understand and learn various environmental issues and their effect in our daily life through hands-on involvement. Through an integrated approach with the curriculum, students from 10 schools will be trained to understand and gain deeper insight on different parameters like hydrology, atmosphere, forest, soil science etc
Help Right a Wrong! A number of trusting families have been taken advantage of by a dishonest service dog trainer and we would love to be able to help make their dreams come true.  These families, and more, have fund-raised and paid thousands of dollars for fully-trained seizure-response service dogs, only to have their funds taken with nothing to show or in some cases have received untrained service dogs. These families are defeated as it would be impossible for them to raise funds again in their own communities.