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Women Economic Empowerment: Snail Farm in Ghana Many African women are faced with a heavy burden as a result of still existing patriarchal structures. They often experience great difficulty buying or renting land, finding good jobs, and accessing financing. AYPAD created the Snail Farm in Ghana to assist at-risk women in raising the African Giant Snails to alleviate poverty and malnutrition, and provide economic opportunity and education through a sustainable farming program.
Build a Modern library for 300 Children in Nigeria USAID reports that 72% of northern Nigerian children can't read a single sentence. Bakin Ruwa Students' Union (BASU) develops numerous initiatives including a small community library for vulnerable children who do'nt have reading materials and young ladies who due to distance and some cultural practice don't have equal access to library. This project will expand and upgrade the library to accommodate 300 children and young girls, providing  e-learning reading materials, up-to-date books.
CaywoodBrown Drug Rehabilitation and Empowerment This Project will help in the rehabilitation of 25 youths who came forward after our Drug Abuse Awareness Seminar 2.0.  Where they were exposed to the knowledge of the effects of Drug Abuse. They want to stop but they understand the effect of withdrawal syndrome they could suffer and want to be under specialist care to guarantee ultimate success.  We would be partnering with a Professional Addiction Treatment Centre which provides in-patient treatment for people eighteen years and older.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Ella, Hana, Brynn, and Hannah have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Help Cerebral Palsy (CP) affected children Project will help re-build and restore to near-normalcy the lives of around fifty cerebral palsy (CP) affected children who are brought to Balajothi Centre where we provide physiotherapy, speech-therapy, vocational training and counselling sessions to help the CP affected children become self-reliant, confident and useful individuals. Parents of CP affected children are also involved so that they are cared for in their home environment as well.
upscaling fish farming for change This project empowers widows/widowers, youth, people living with disabilities, child headed household heads and people living with HIV/AIDS in the rural communities of western Kenya through the excavation of fish ponds, trainings in entrepreneurship, management skills, life skills and micro-finance. The group owns fish ponds jointly and individually thus ensuring that the community can fully enjoy the economies of scale due to having large numbers which form cluster groups for table banking.
Build for Unity Austin Habitat's integrated community collaboration build. The Build for Unity house bands together members from all communities, both interfaith and intercultural, to create a home for a local family. This project showcases the best of what Austin is: a city that celebrates diversity, inclusion, and home.
Let's Build a Kitchen to Feed the Children! Thanks to the generous donors we have enough money to build Community Kitchen. The Cyaruzinge Village is so pleased as they look forward to their children having a daily nutritious meal of hot porridge. The long-term goal is to build up the Kitchen into a Cafe where commuters,  neighbors, and community members pay to eat. With this Feed the Children can become a self-sustaining endeavor. This takes time, and so for now, we need financial help towards reaching our goal.
Broken Horses Healing Broken Kids in Colorado This project will provide feed & care for 24 horses rescued from the slaughter pipeline in northern Colorado who have found a second career connecting with at-risk youth in our equine assisted learning programs.  Not only do the horses find purpose & a new life, but by learning to care for, communicate with & ride the horses, the youth garner valuable life skills such as confidence, compassion, responsibility and self-awareness. As horse & child mirror one another in brokenness, healing begins.
Providing Critical Medicines and Supplies in Haiti Direct Relief has a long history of support to medical facilities and health care partners throughout Haiti, including during the 2010 earthquake and the subsequent recovery efforts that would take place over the next decade. Direct Relief has provided more than $321 million in medical resources to health clinics and hospitals over the past decade and long-standing relationships with local organizations providing care in the country allow the organization to rapidly respond to the recent quake.
Food for Thought- Feed Schoolchildren in Uganda In the US, many of us take basic education and a hot meal for granted. At MCF, our goal is to provide these necessities to Ugandan children, one school at a time. Our innovative 10:30 porridge program addresses the underlying cause of low attendance & high dropout rates by providing a hot meal a day for schoolchildren. Using this approach, we give parents an immediate, tangible reason to keep their children enrolled, while at the same time "providing a means & belief in self to escape poverty."
Run for Single Step Join team #RunforSingleStep at the Sofia Marathon on October 14, 2018!  Single Step provides comprehensive resources to LGBTI youth and their parents in Bulgaria (including an online chat, toll-free hotline, peer groups, etc).  We need your help to fund our next priority: a physical community center in Sofia, which will be a home to our community.
Educate underprivileged children living in slums The project aims to provide basic literacy to under privilege children living in slums. The long term implication of the project is comprehensive development of under privilege children.
Food & Water Access for White Mountain Apaches Seeding Sovereignty is a multi-prong approach to food sovereignty to support the White Mountain Apache community. It is run and organized by Cheryl Pailzote, a White Mountain Apache tribe member who credits her lifelong interest in water to her upbringing along the White River in Arizona. She is a farmer and an expert on water resources and applies that knowledge to water access solutions, sustainable food options, and community education and outreach.
Overcoming poverty through community development In Techo we believe in people, we work hand to hand developing projects from the voice of the habitants of the slums in latin america.    We make projects for education, productive development, health, microcredits and work focusing in women and children.
Clean water and new skills for Garadida This project will provide clean water to 1,176 people of Garadida, plus a school and health post.  No longer will people need to walk dangerous lengths to collect water that often leads to ill health.  Women and men will be trained to maintain and manage the new water system.  They will also receive health and livelihood education, especially in agricultural skills that will lead to improved health and an increased income. A HOPE staff member will live in Garadida for 2 years to embed learning.
Help ensure friendly habitat for rare Amur tigers We will educate 15000 children to co-exist peacefully with the tigers. 550 Amur tigers are left in the wild living side by side with villagers who are involved in poaching. These kinds of "economic activity" formed during many decades of weak legislation, corruption, low income of the local population. Through ecological education children learn the causes of environmental problems, participate in their solution, consciously form lifestyle, sometimes different from the life of their parents.
SummerProgram: Inspiring & Keeping Girls In School Las Claras Summer Program ("Veranito Las Claras") is an initiative that started on 2018 to involve young girls (7 to 14 years old) in the community of Felipillo so that they could receive several workshops and classes on vital and empowering life skills.   Furthermore, it is an initiative where our very own teen mothers at the Las Claras Program (main project) involve themselves as leaders, guiding and supervising the girls in their daily activities, in this way giving back to their community.
Send children from 30 Cambodian families to school Sovann Phoum provides microfinancing and savings services to extremely poor families living in slum communities in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. These loans allow the families to start and/or develop their business activities, which in turn enables them to generate income and provide their children with better food, care, and access to education.
Promote art classes for 150children at social risk Mensajeros de la Paz creates opportunities for children from at-risk areas in Argentina, where poverty surrounds every aspect of their lives. Through art classes, family groups can express themselves, connect, and solve problem situations. The classes will include: dance lessons and music workshops (teaching to play instruments).
1 Month of Tutoring for 463 South Bronx Students Corps members tutor one-on-one and in small groups during school hours and lead out-of-class extension activities that complement school instruction. Through focused literacy tutoring, working directly with each student to address their individual literacy needs, our corps members help students get back on track to reading at grade level.
Raising Self-Esteem of Young Girls in Pakistan Colorism is discrimination against people because they have a darker complexion. Someone with a lighter complexion is considered to be more beautiful or valuable than someone with dark skin. Research has found extensive evidence of discrimination based on skin color in criminal justice, business, the economy, housing, health care, media, and politics. In Pakistan, it is our young girls who face the brunt of this discrimination, compounded with class structures.  This must change and change today
COVID-19 Small Business Recovery The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated existing differences in funding access for minority- and women-owned businesses. LEND has been serving these communities for over a decade and is working to provide low interest loans and small business consulting to business owners who otherwise would have to close their doors.
Books For High-Risk Children in South Carolina This project will extend an early literacy and family engagement program to over 150 families in Spartanburg, South Carolina in a community where over 50% of children ages 5 and under live in poverty.
Give Sight to 5000 School Children in Sri Lanka So Others May See Inc. is planing conduct Vision screening for 353,169 school children studying at 531 schools in Gampaha District of Sri Lanka and donate 5000 custom made spectacles to correct their vision.  Majority of the Children  are suffering from blindness due to preventable causes. Vision screening and providing custom made spectacles to correct vision at early stage in a child life will restore his vision for a bright future. Giving sight is Giving Life.
Feeding Beans and Rice to 200 Kenyan Orphans Children's Garden Home is an orphanage and school which cares for 200 children. The entire home eats from a single kitchen which holds three fire burning stoves. Unfortunately, the old stoves need to be replaced or the home will be unable to cook food for the children. With three new 100 lt jiko stoves, the children can continue to eat hot meals everyday. The children only have two tables to eat from. They have need of 15 new tables and 30 benches. With our support, the children can sit down.
Support high school students in Tohoku AMDA operated mobile clinics in evacuation shelters in cities stricken by the Earthquake and Tsunami.  One of these shelters was a high school gym.  Students had lost their homes and financial backing.  AMDA started 3-year programme of supporting high school students by providing grants.  Students who wish to be health professionals will receive a grant of 15,000 yen/month untill they graduate from high school.  25 students of two high schools have already received this grant.
Supporting village children into school in Benin This project aims to get poor rural children cared for and into school. We support Chez Papa Geoff as a residential unit for up to 24 orphaned and vulnerable children. Older children are sponsored into apprenticeships or further education. We also support the development of an agricultural programme to help the long-term sustainability of the project.
Support Rural Community Health Leaders in Honduras Help the Solidarity Project invest in over 15 community health volunteers in seven rural communities in Honduras. Since the global pandemic, we have created this network of health volunteers to respond to health emergencies and the needs in their communities.   Your support provides training to strengthen health volunteers' ability to respond to first aid emergencies and essential access to medicines through a sustainable community pharmacy program.  Help us continue this work in 2022!
The Massie Family supports Guatemalan Education The Massie family from Rochester truly believe in the work that The Phoenix Projects are doing in Guatemala and are striving to help them create sustainable primary, secondary and college opportunities for more than 500 children. Eliza says "It difficult to put into words what the experience meant to me but it truly changed my heart. I have seen first hand what an incredible job this organization does and I also have witnessed the gigantic impact that these donations have for the children there"
Caring for Pets during COVID-19 Crisis While this is an uncertain time, the need to rescue homeless, neglected and abused pets continues - and they are counting on you more than ever. By donating, you are helping OHS continue to provide life-saving medical care, needed behavior training, and spay and neuter surgeries as well as transport pets from overcrowded shelters, fund Humane Investigations to rescue animals from cruelty and neglect, and ultimately, get 11,000+ pets into loving homes each year.
Help us Build an Auditorium Now that we have our offices constructed, thanks to our generous friends and donors, we would like to build an auditorium in our patio space. We will use this for student workshops and meetings, and workshops and programs for the community. There is no meeting space available in San Juan del Sur at this time, so not only will this allow the Fundacion to provide a new form of service to the community through programs for adults, it will be available to rent which will provide a revenue stream.
Provide Rescue Vans to 100 DyingDestitute in India Every day atleast 50 elders are abandoned in the streets of Chennai,India.Our 100 bed Palliative Care Home involved in rescuing the dying,disabled elderly destitute to find happiness and dignity back.
Build a school for 120 children in Timbuktu, Mali Political circumstances have left literacy rates close to zero in many of the villages around historically significant Timbuktu, Mali, once boasting one of the world's largest universities in the 12th to 16th centuries. Caravan to Class (CTC) seeks to provide the dream of an education for the children of Bantam, near Timbuktu, by building a school in this carefully-selected village. CTC plans to help reignite the region's rich history of literacy by providing education to 120 deserving children.
Galgal Day Care Centers & Someone to Run With The Galgal Day Care Centers in Jerusalem and Someone to Run With in Tel Aviv give support and assistance for homeless and at-risk youth aged 18-26 with the aim of providing a basic humanitarian solution  - food, hot shower, clothing and medical services.
Support 100 Girls In Barbados 1 in 3 girls in Barbados are exposed to bullying, domestic abuse, sexual abuse and violence, in many forms. This project will provide non-traditional training, mentorship, and expose 100 girls aged 5 - 18, to first time experiences (STEM Careers), while also providing free meals and school supplies. The aim is to empower those 'at risk', and coming from the poorest communities in Barbados, to become active female leaders that give back to their country under our philosophy 'Reach One Teach One'.
Provide 2,000 Tutudesks to children in Africa This project will improve the quality of education for 2,000 children in sub Saharan Africa, providing them with their very own Tutudesk - a portable school desk.
Stop the Smoke -  Reduce Global Warming For 4 years, this project has taught small-holder farmers to make biochar, cutting greenhouse gas and PM2.5 emissions. It has trained 3,000 in Thailand and 5,000 in Africa who have made thousands of tonnes of biochar that they sell or use to restore soil, mitigate climate change and increase yields. Stop the Smoke! works in N. Thailand (that has among the worst air quality in the world) and Africa, but the project model can raise public health and food security, and slow climate change globally.
Challenge Camp: Better Life for Children Low self-confidence and low self-awareness are two developmental problems of underprivileged children. These children are easily influenced by the environment and end up in behavioral deviations. The Mustard Seed Mission hosts Challenge Camp for underprivileged children to encourage them to self-explore, understand their own strengths and traits, and learn to well-work with others. Positive experiences learned from the Challenge Camp would drive them to value and treat themselves in a proper way
Provide Solar Technology & Basic Computer Training Bitame Lucia School in Cameroon computer lab using solar technology will provide computer training to 5000 students in villages. Access to Internet & multimedia training will enrich their learning.  By using renewable solar technology, we will be helping to reduce our carbon footprint and reducing consumption of the earth's resources.
Save a Child's Life this winter The Winter Warmth Appeal gives blankets and warm clothing directly to families and children who live on the streets and in desperately poor communities in Bihar India
Help 361612 girl children realize full potential LET HER FLY. These three simple words have the power to set a girl child free.  It plans to inspire and encourage parents, teachers, husbands, brothers, and colleagues to give the girl child the opportunities that she so rightly deserves. Through project 'Let Her Fly'  together let us make sure 361,612 girl children across CRY-supported projects in India, soar  high and realise their full potential
Recovery Support for Chennai Flood Survivors In the completion of 6 months on Chennai and Cuddalore flood hits, ROSI has implemented the relief works successfully in both areas and rehabilitation works as House repairing, tuition centres and educational materials, Alternative livelihood training  and Income generation are continued.
Help protect 5000 children through 180 activists Despite years of intervention, India has 43 lakh child labourers, 27% child marriages & 1,06,958 crimes against children reported annually. We have e a moral duty to protect the rights of children, particularly the most marginalized in society. (Census 2011; NFHS 2015-16; (NCRB 2016). Since 2003, CRT is working to ensure 'Every Right for Every Child' through its training, campaign & advocacy initiatives. We need your support to protect the rights of around 5000 children by training  180 activist
!Ya Basta! Healing Wounds of History in Colombia Over 12 months, ICRD will mobilize and train 100 female religious & community leaders to conduct local reconciliation (and prepare them to train 400 more) in support of the Colombian Government's (GOC) reintegration of former fighters into conflict-affected communities. Designed in collaboration with the GOC, victims groups, ex-combatants, and others, the project integrates local skills to build on the unique strengths of women and faith actors to break a 100-year cycle of violence and revenge.
Empowering Girls through Jump Rope in Kenya Partnering with One World One Rope, CFK’s jump rope program builds confidence, encourages leadership, and teaches healthy ethnic and gender cooperation to hundreds of youth in the slum of Kibera.
Kenya - save the wildlife, support the community Kenya’s mix of incredible wildlife and rich habitat are under threat.  Poaching is putting many species at risk of extinction while vital habitat disappears as more and more land is swallowed up by the ever-increasing human population.  Care for the Wild International’s teams in the Tsavo East National Park and Masai Mara Reserve help to keep wild animals safe from poachers, protect habitat and help local people and wildlife live alongside one another.
Topsy Foundation NPC We believe that all children deserve the opportunity to thrive, regardless of where they come from. We work to break the cycle of poverty and empower rural communities in Mpumalanga, SA, through education, food security, health services and emotional support to women and children particularly in the area of early childhood development.
Raise Awareness to Protect Wildlife in Cambodia The Kouprey Express is a mobile environmental education team that travels Cambodia and raises awareness about wildlife conservation and habitat preservation using public messaging campaigns, student lessons, educator trainings, and community events. Female participation is prioritized to address educational inequalities. By engaging every level of society, Kouprey Express not only reduces demand for the illegal wildlife trade, but also empowers communities to protect their natural resources.
support 100 children in education in kenya Vision child believes in empowering, taking care of the needy and the most vulnerable children in the society. We believe in eradicating poverty and illiteracy by improving the lives of the extremely needy children through eduction. We shall provide various packages in education on the following:
1. life skills training
2.Talent nurturing 
3.Providing writing materials
4.Providing school uniforms and shoes
5.Providing nutritional support
6.Sustainable business opportunities to the youth
Caregiver Training for Wounded Veterans' Families This project provides training, counseling, respite care, and access to resources for families relocated to the Washington, DC area to serve as caregivers for their severely wounded veterans.
Provide Cribs for at-risk Babies in rural Colombia The Childrens Home in Pivijay, a small village in northern Colombia, houses 140 children. Amongst  them, 25 babies of vulnerable and at-risk families that cannot care for them properly. However, the home has very few cribs and most of them are old, rusty and a danger to the babies' health. Providing cribs and bedding for this 25  babies will allow them to grow up healthy, strong and more importantly have an appropriate place to sleep.
Support quality education of underprivileged kids The project will help support overall development and high quality education for children of daily wage workers in Chandauli, India. This project will help provide technology based affordable high quality education in rural areas at minimal cost, Free Tuition fees for children of daily wage workers, Scholarships in the form of reduced tuition for children from disadvantaged background.
Save Sharks and Restore Our Oceans The demand for shark fins is one of the greatest threats facing shark populations around the world. Fins from as many as 73 million sharks end up in the global market every year, and more than 70% of the 14 most common shark species involved in the Hong Kong trade are considered at high or very high risk of extinction. Right now, Oceana is campaigning to ban the buying and selling of shark fin products in the United States and needs your support.