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Help Educate 44 Girls in Mali The Batonga Foundation sends 44 girls to school in  Kidal, Mali by providing academic scholarships and we need your help to continue this project.

These all-encompassing awards cover tuition, uniforms, school supplies, mentoring and community awareness activities that broadly promote girl's education and future economic and social empowerment.
El teatro como herramienta de empoderamiento LGBTI We propose to explore the potential of the dramatic arts that allow the LGBTI population of the center of Bogota and belonging to the project, to potentiate social skills that allow to improve the confidence, the self-knowledge, the self-esteem and the transfer of corporal techniques to our daily life to mention only some . It seeks to sensitize, to promote the culture of respect and acceptance of the population with sexual orientations and diverse gender identities
Help families end Domestic Violence in India My Choices is funding 15 PeaceMakers (fieldworkers) for 1 year to provide free Counseling, Rights Education and Legal Aid to victims of domestic violence and work with students and families to bring about holistic change.   Between 40-80% of married Indian women face domestic violence. In India, it is seen as a sign of masculinity for men and a right of passage for women. We work to provide victims of violence choices that include working with their families to the break the cycle of abuse
GIVE CLEAN WATER TO 663 VILLAGERS IN RURAL GHANA . This project will seek to provide clean water to ordinary typical rural village dwellers to improve their living standard,we have plan to drill a bore hole in Kwaanan village Ghana.
Giving  good drinking water to 663 village people will change their water from dirty water to good drinkable water,we have put some measures in place to make this project sustainable,also, we have arranged with district water coordinator to train two people on how to repair bore hole when it spoil after the project.
Asylum Shelter Shower Fund Funding shower accessibility and services for asylum seekers at the Migrant Resource Center in San Antonio, TX.
Provide Water Filtration to Families in Nicaragua GlobeMed at Rhodes College is a student-led non-profit that partners with AMOS, a non-profit based in Nicaragua that aims to improve the health of impoverished communities by working alongside them in health, education and development. The chapter raises funds to staff water filtration supervision and the students work directly with AMOS to train water filter users and community health leaders in rural Nicaragua.
Annual Volcano Challenge for Underprivileged Kids Each year in November a group GVI Volunteers, supporters and staff challenge themselves to scale 4 volcanoes in just one week in Guatemala to support educational projects across Latin America.
Connectivity for Children with Hearing Loss With school being conducted virtually in most jurisdictions due to the pandemic, children with hearing loss are more vulnerable than ever to falling behind in their speech, language, academic and social skills. They are at an added disadvantage when it comes to using computer technologies. We would like to be able to provide assisted listening equipment and training to children who are receiving services through teletherapy, attending school virtually or participating in a hybrid program.
Sponsoring Education to Poor Children in India This project aims to facilitate 3000 poor children’s education in India by providing books, stationeries, fees, health care, food & nutrition, through sponsorships of kind donors.
Trucked Water Needed for Cite Solail School, Haiti Fountains of Hope would like to provide 3000 gallons of trucked in water on a weekly basis to a school of 600 children located in the heart of the third largest slum in the world, Cite Solail, Haiti.  Donors would sponsor water that will fill two tanks every week.  There is a water purifier system at the facility which has been previously donated that can purify each tank in 20 minutes making the water potable for the children to use on a daily basis.   52 weeks x $60 per truckload = $3,120
Communicators for Mental Health Create change-advocates and professional communicators in breaking the stigma of mental illness, partnering with underfunded mental-health agencies, sharing the message of treatment, hope and recovery
Support Covid-19 vaccine programme in rural Kenya There are huge challenges in delivering the COVID-19 vaccine programme to remote areas of rural Kenya. We urgently need your support to reach our most vulnerable. Nobody is safe until everybody is safe. Despite the good news that vaccines have started to arrive in Kenya, we lack basic necessities and face huge logistical challenges in order for us to get the vaccine safely into the arm. This project will ensure Communities will get the vaccination protection they need.
Save and Rescue an Asian Elephant Today A gift to this project will give an Elephant in Asia a better life today. We are working with a number of carefully selected local communities to fight the illegal act of forcing elephants to work in the tourism trade, whilst working to guard the elephants that are still in the wild by monitoring and funding protected areas. Many Elephants are forced to work in cities to bring in an income and this project aims to change this to a new strategy to promote ethical and responsible tourism in Asia
One Girl,One Pad, One sucess story at a time! Mfariji Africa supports disadvantaged Kenyan girls to stay in school and finish their education through provision of  sanitary products,menstrual hygiene training and mentorship.
Habitat for Humanity: Mexico Earthquake response Habitat for Humanity is launching a large-scale response to the September 2017 earthquakes in Mexico. In addition to basic cleanup efforts already underway, Habitat will be providing a broad range of housing solutions including but not limited to reconstruction, relocation assistance and new home building activities. Habitat is responding in Chiapas, Morelos and Puebla.
Helping young Kenyans survive and thrive in Kisumu HATW helped build Paluoc carpentry workshop which was started in 2010 and trains very disadvantaged young people in Kisumu. It has achieved a 100% pass rate in National Gr 3 for each of the last 3 years. Most successful students continue to train there to improve their own skills, acting too as positive role models for new trainees. Unusually, 2 of these are young women. The workshop now has its own planing machine - this reduces costs, develops useful new skills and generates a bit of income.
Support Children and Families in Ukraine With the acceleration of conflict in Ukraine, the number of people in humanitarian need has increased dramatically, with an estimated 12 million people in need of urgent support, including around 2.1 million children. As the conflict escalates, so do the needs of children and families. UNICEF's priority is to urgently scale up emergency preparedness and response across the country and wider region in order to meet the growing needs of children and families, including those on the move.
Build toilets/houses for 75 cyclone victims in Zim The project will assist 75 poor households and toilets, who were affected by Cyclone IDAI in Zimbabwe which hit on 20 March 2019. The projects seeks  to construct 60 toilets and 15 houses that were destroyed by the cyclone. The project aims to provide basic shelter and sanitation facilities to poor households who do not have resources to replace the houses and toilets. Affected girls and women will be provided with separate private sanitary facilities that reduces cases of sexual abuse.
Increasing Tenorio Volcano Forest, Costa Rica This native, tropical forest restoration project increases the Tenorio Protected Zone by 1½ hectares (3.7 acres). It also provides a living corridor connecting primary forest with a remnant forest.
Give a job to 25 discriminated people in Bucharest Ateliere Fara Frontiere provides a job and an empowerment program to 25 disadvantaged people. Men and women with a disability, chronic diseases, family or justice related problems, addictions. We give them a fresh start in life, in Bucharest where exclusion and discrimination are fierce.  Our employees are people who, despite a wrong start or a life accident, are working hard towards rebuilding their lives. Through their work, reusing and recycling waste, they also make the world a cleaner place
Khudmukhtar - A Microfinance Initiative Khudmukhtar - a-micro-finance-initiative working in Pakistan with envisions to eradicating chronic poverty/hunger through agriculture-based revolving livestock model based on "Form to Table" approach. Khudmukhtar invests in rural people, empowering them to reduce extreme poverty, increase food security, nutrition and strengthen resilience.  We empower rural families to turn hunger and poverty into hope, dignity and prosperity - but our approach is based on revolving livestock model.
BITS ETC --We are still here! From clients with autism, to volunteers who struggle with ADHD, and board members who are themselves physically disabled, we "walk the walk" at BITS ETC, encouraging those who come here with what is called a disability, to pursue a quality of life that we all deserve.    The pursuit of happiness for many, starts on the back of a horse.  BITS ETC provides the well trained equine partners in the process.  Your donation will support the care of our horses and the programs that serve our clients.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Rayna, Mahlet, Andrea, Karina, and Krisha have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Economic Empowerment for Women in Tanzania This project will help 24 widows and vulnerable women in a village in northern Tanzania's Hanang District start small businesses raising livestock and producing grass seed.
Provide pads to 30000 rural girls in Punjab, PK The project trains 15 underprivileged women (aged 16 - 45) from 3 villages of Punjab to produce body-and-eco-friendly, reusable cloth pads for sale to 30,000 rural girls at the rate of PKR5/pad. To this end, advance training, sewing machines and production materials to women workers will be offered to ensure a fixed livelihood. The project also includes awareness workshops on menstrual hygiene management. The project is affiliated with Eco Femme India.
Family Literacy Initiative (FLI) in Liberia FLI is a cooperative effort between the FOL, the WE-CARE Foundation, and HIPPY-International, with the goal of teaching parents of preschool children in under privileged communities how to engage in nurturing and learning activities that prepare their children for school. The goal is to prepare 3, 4 and 5-year old children for long-term academic success and help parents become more effective at working with their children. WE-CARE Foundation delivers the program in four Liberian communities.
Empower girls to engineer real change in the world Girls Engineering Change creates a mentorship network where university students partner with girls in middle and high school. These pairs work together to assemble low cost medical devices which are sent to hospitals in the developing world. The girls are encouraged to pursue degrees in the male dominated field of engineering, while seeing tangibly an example of how they can use engineering skills to make a real difference in the world.
HELP SAVE DOLPHINS IN CALFORNIA WATERS There are only 600+ California coastal bottlenose dolphins living between San Diego and San Francisco. These dolphins live up to 80 years and spend their entire life in the surf zone within 500 yards from shore. They are sentinels of environmental health and are ambassadors for our coastline. Help us keep them healthy by helping us understand the threats they face along the highly populated and polluted California coast and let their lives educate us all about the importance of our coastlines.
Help guarantee initial education of 950 children! This project seeks to promote the integral development of 950 children between 0 and 5 years old through initial education services in the municipality of Pivijay, Colombia; providing support in nutrition, health, education, family integration, and high-quality childcare services. Your donation goes towards precarious infrastructure such as learning materials, classrooms, cribs, dining tables, and chairs, etc. for 4 rural schools in Pivijay.
E-Coaching and Support for Young Entrepreneurs Unemployment is one of the most serious problems facing the African continent, affecting especially the youth who cover close to between 60% and 70% of the continents population.  The response of the Association of African Entrepreneurs is to educate and provide a range of services to enrich the lives of young entrepreneurs
Urban refugees literacy and empowerment project This project aims to empower refugees and asylum seekers in Kampala with literacy and life skills in order to become self-reliant. The project intends to equip this vulnerable group with basic functional adult literacy skills. As the target group is from countries where English is not the official language, these people find it hard to communicate, interact and integrate within the Ugandan host community. Furthermore it aims to empower refugees through sports and offering seminars and discussion
Support Landmine victims in Quang Binh, Vietnam Quang Binh province has about 19,928 landmine victims. Most of them are living in rural and mountainous areas with poor economic conditions. In addition, landmine accidents more or less affect their ability to work. Therefore, it's difficult for them to obtain a stable job with income. Without a sustainable economic base, they are also limited in accessing health care service. The project hopes to empower landmine victims to increase their income, self-sustainability and social participation.
Help Young Children in Kindergarten! We have supported the reconstruction of the school in Bulqize and have a new kindergarten for 50 children 5 to 6 years old, but unfortunately it is empty of resources!  We wish to equip the kindergarten with toys, games, books and didactic materials to encourage the young children's development through exploring and investigating their environment and mastering skills.  A short mentoring program for preschool teachers will assist in the interactive learning program.
Keep At-Risk Girls Out of Gangs in Los Angeles Crown Jewel Club empowers at-risk girls with basic etiquette and social skills essential to building self-esteem for academic achievement and overall success in life. In the last six years, we have helped over 400 local girls by teaching them basic manners, how to set and achieve goals, and the importance of self-nurturing. 98% of the girls who've gone through our program did not join a gang or do drugs when asked. 100% did not have sex when asked.
Support 100 New Breast Cancer Haven Patients Breast Cancer Haven provides, completely free of charge, a wide range of therapies which help people to deal with the physical and emotional side effects of breast cancer.
Virtual Mentoring & Masks for 125,000 youth The 100s programmatic cornerstones are Mentoring, Education, Economic Empowerment, & Health and Wellness. Our COVID-19 relief efforts bridge the digital divide by ensuring disadvantaged students have (1) appropriate electronic equipment & Wi-Fi access to complete their schoolwork, (2) participate in virtual mentoring sessions & other educational enrichment, (3) provide masks for mentees, (4) host virtual town halls, & (5) provide parents who are essential workers with gift cards for necessities.
Improving children's lives through education! Lilipad is on a mission to improve children's lives by promoting the love of learning and reading. We open children's libraries in underserved communities and we strive to transform them into safe havens where the children can learn, grow and have fun. Since 2017, we have installed 7 Lilipad libraries in Uganda, Morocco and Germany, and our objective for 2022 is to continue growing our reach and impact. Our vision is for every child in our communities and beyond to reach their full potential.
Provide emergency support to 500 families in Leh The project seeks to provide emergency assistance (winter shelter, water and sanitation support) to 500 flood affected families in Ladakh with the aim of restoring their lives.
Lifesaving Diabetes Education for Ecuadorian Youth AYUDA educates and empowers Ecuadorian children with diabetes to better manage their disease in order to prevent serious complications, by learning from other youth with the condition.
Women and Girls Education & Empowerment in Uganda The women of  Uganda are the most undereducated gender for many reasons; one of the catalysts is poverty. Families so poor that the girl is the one removed from school to help at home or to be married off (as young as 11) to alleviate another mouth to feed. Whatever the reason, these women/girls no longer have access to education which then continues a cycle of poverty because they are usually the ones left alone raising children. We want to end this cycle by bringing classes to these villages.
Assistance to Pediatric Departments in Moldova This project serves an extension to Support Moldovan Children With Cancer, our first project on GlobalGiving. Support Moldovan Children With Cancer worked with the Institute of Oncology in Chisinau, Moldovan capital. When project was fully funded, we decided to open a wider program to include other pediatric departments of Moldovan hospitals to serve needs of young patients, their families, as well as medical community, in a more comprehensive and encompassing way.
Help shape the future of the children of Nigeria. Children may be a small part of Nigeria's population, but they are a big part of our future. They ARE our future. Children are born ready to learn, but too many of Nigeria's children are living in desperate situations, poverty and malnutrition. Because of circumstances beyond their control, millions never reach their full potential.
Red Cross International Disaster Fund - Tonga On 15 January, a large eruption occurred in the Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha'apai underwater volcano. The eruption emitted a 5km wide plume of ash, steam and gas 20km above the volcano.
Empower 100 vulnerable Colombian families Bad family interaction produces abandonment, physical violence, abuse against women and children. In 77% cases of domestic violence in Colombia in 2013, women were the victims. This project will provide trainings to improve family dialogue and facilitate healthier interactions for 100 vulnerable  families in Santa Marta. It will also include training of government officials and local NGOs to help design new policies, which will benefit children and women, and create a Family Club in the region.
Books For At-Risk Children with Raising A Reader 61% of U.S. families living in poverty have no books in their homes. This project will provide hundreds of books and vital early literacy programs to 1,000 of the country's most vulnerable children.
Breaking the Silence Around Child Sexual Abuse... This project will mobilize communities to prevent child sexual abuse by establishing and strengthening the capacity of Child Protection Committees CPCs to address child sexual abuse cases in Benue State. The project will use the traditional Nigerian folktale culture that involves the use of animal costumes to educate children about all forms of abuse in a less threatening approach that provides a safe space to discuss this sensitive and taboo topic.
Keep ORS-FM Maasai community radio on-air for all ORS FM based south of Arusha in Tanzania is the only radio station broadcasting across the whole region in Maa - the language of the Maasai people - as well as in Swahili. More than 1 million people receive their broadcasts. Since many Maasai cannot understand Swahili or English, ORS FM is the only source of reliable, up-to-date information and news for them. This is particularly critical now for updates & advice on COVID - otherwise unavailable in Maa - as well as all their regular programming.
Providing potable water to thousands in India The lack of safe water for drinking, bathing and cooking is a serious problem in the developing world.  In the state of Odisha in India, SevaChild International has installed water wells in two leper colonies as well as in nine of the most impoverished rural areas of one of the poorest states in the entire country.  We plan to provide potable water to as many villagers as possible with the funds donated to this project.
Provide Clean Renewable Sustainable Energy Source Organization for Scientific Research and Youth Technical Development plans to build 2 Bio gas digesters at Future and Hope/Bethania vulnerable children's village/Vulnerable children's Drop In centre. These Bio gas digesters will produce clean sustainable renewable energy source for cooking.  This project will improve access to clean sustainable renewable cooking energy to 60 marginalized vulnerable children at the village.
Sport Uniforms and Field of Dreams Project Phase I Uniform assistance. Memphis Bears Inc. serves one of the lowest-income, high-crime neighborhoods in the City of Memphis, TN.  We serve underprivileged youth in the Frayser/Raleigh/North Memphis communities through a variety of award-winning programs. Our focus is on youth ages 5-12 and we bridge youth ages 13-18 into our Teen Mentoring and Teen Assistant Programs.  The purpose is to create a pipeline from adolescence, to young adulthood into adult life in hopes of creating a better community.
enLighten 2 emPower- Girl Child in Rural Rajasthan For girls and young women in rural Rajasthan, who cannot dare to dream of a bright future, enLighten to emPower (e2e) has designed a holistic, multistage, bilingual literacy program to empower girls who are returning to school, they will be taught 1) how to read with comprehension and communicate effectively,  2) entrepreneurial skills so they could financially support their families, and 3) healthy habits so they can nurture their own physical and mental well-being.
Empowering Girls in Kibera This project provides a safe space and advocacy platform for adolescent girls in the Kibera slum of Nairobi, Kenya to fight gender-based violence and discrimination.
The Fairplay School: Better Education in the Slums The Fairplay School is a happier, more effective learning environment for students in Payatas, one of the largest and poorest slums in the Philippines.   Our study revealed that 79% of the students have suffered childhood trauma levels that put them at-risk (4 or more of the 10 categories in the Adverse Childhood Experiences study). This is compared with 6% in the US (Felitti), and 9% in Quezon City, Manila.  We can make a better school for these students and show a better way for many more.
Solar Energy Lights for Women in Rural Pakistan This project provides solar lights to earthquake-affected homes with school-aged children by a group of women. The lights replace unhealthy, expensive options with affordable and healthy indoor air.
Help Typhoon Haiyan survivors in the Philippines Families in the Philippines are in urgent need after Super Typhoon Haiyan devastated towns and villages, causing heavy damage from wind and water. Over 15 million people have been impacted and more than 4 million have been displaced from their homes. The damage is widespread and extensive. Officials estimate that the storm destroyed 70 to 80 percent of the area in its path.   Your gift will provide lifesaving assistance and support long-term recovery efforts to help families thrive.