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Refurbish orphanages for 240 children in Uganda We aim to extend and refurbish 7 houses in a children's village, each of which are home for up to 35 orphaned children. This totals around 240 children all of whom desparately need extra sleeping space, bunk beds, bedding and mosquito nets plus room to eat, play and study.
Rebuilding Palestinian Livelihoods in Yarmouk Camp Despite being the 'Capital of Diaspora' the political, economic and cultural weight of the Syrian crisis has significantly weakened Yarmouk camp and its people. The suffering has been widespread due to military action, displacement, besiegement, domination, detention, destruction and death of Palestinians in Syria. Jafra aims to provide these people essentials -  food, safe water, shelter - a means to pave their way to return to Yarmouk.
Establish eLibrary for Ethiopian Students This Project will build a technology center and e-library, with laptops and high-speed Internet, which will help assist in Seeds of Africa's current transition from a tutorial center to a full-time fully-equipped school.
LIN's Covid-19 Response Community Fund 2021 The fourth Covid wave in Vietnam has drastically hit the most vulnerable groups. While several NPOs have immediate plans to provide the people in need with essentials and recovery, they are also critically threatened. Standing beside our NPOs in proceeding with their missions, we call for your contribution to LIN's Covid-19 Response Community Fund Phase 3 2021. Let's join hands together and thrive through this tough time.
Rescue and Protect the Australian Bush As cities across Australia expand the natural habitat for many special and unique wildlife is shrinking at a quick rate. With this and the heat leading to bush fires this project works to protect, educate and preserve the Australian bush and also be ready to respond to emergency rescue of wildlife when fires break out. A gift to this project will go a very long way to making sure we leave a beautiful planet for future generations.
FREE OF COST THERAPEUTIC SERVICES This project will build a health support centre in Bangladesh where providing therapeutic services.Persons with disabilities in Bangladesh will be benefited.By Planning, measuring and counting to implement adequate service delivery in action on free distribution of therapeutic services.Employing more staff in the office. Also by assisting Government in social service as well.
Free Climbing Camp for 18 Bronx Children This project opens up an enchanting outdoor portal to the children of the South Bronx growing up amidst the highest rates of asthma, diabetes, and poverty. Through rock climbing, hiking, and camping, children and their families grow in trust, responsibility, and self-acceptance. Once home we proceed to green the Bronx and spread the seeds of justice.
1000 Kibera slum girls empowered to excel Through this project, Polycom Development Project aims to support 1000 girls in Kibera Slums to complete high school through rights awareness programs, educational scholarship, sports , hygiene and sanitation. Girls in Kibera face many challenges; lack of basic needs like pads and panties, manipulation and sexual harassment, lack of hope to further their education due to poverty and most of all lack of people/platforms with whom to share their problems. This project will respond to these needs.
2019 Emergency Response to Typhoon Faxai & Hagibis Japan Platform(JPF) has decided to launch a program to assist victims of Typhoon Hagibis, which caused serious damage in many regions of Japan.   Tyhoon Hagibis wreaked damage in Chiba Prefecture which was also affected by Typhoon Faxai. As it is difficult to distinguish between the damages caused by these two typhoons, this program will merge with the current program for Typoon Habigis, the Emergency Response to Typhoon Faxai.
Educate 100 Underprivileged Tribal Girls in India This project will help tribal girls from remote areas of Northeastern states of India to receive free  education and dormitory facilities at the school run by Shiksha Bharati in Hapur, Uttar Pradesh. The dormitory is an integral part of the tribal girls' education and allow 100 girls to reside safely within the campus of the school and attain excellent education. The dormitory includes a media room, library, game room and a room for self-defense classes and other extra-curricular activities.
Micro Hydro Power for 1,000 People in Philippines A community-based micro-hydro power (MHP) system will be installed to provide household lighting and run community-based corn mill enterprises allowing people to secure food and income.
Acapulco Mexico Earthquake Relief Fund On Sept. 7, 2021, a 7.0M earthquake near Acapulco, Mexico caused widespread damage. This relief fund will support emergency aid like food, water, medicine, and shelter. After initial needs are met, the fund will transition to provide long-term assistance as needed. All donations to this fund will exclusively support relief and recovery efforts in the region.
Women Farm to Earn Ripples Farms Program is co-designed with village women to give them a 'hand-up' to fight the causes of generational poverty.  Ripples Farms gives African woman land, seeds, irrigation, tools & training on sustainable farming methods, to help women become financially independent, able to feed their children, send them to school and pay for medical services. Ripples wants village women to be able to give their children a fighting chance to survive, have a good life and better life choices.
End Violence against Palestinian Women in Israel Sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) is a major issue facing Palestinian women, connected to the multiple discriminations they face as a minority and as women. Kayan addresses this in creative, empowering, and publicly engaging ways. We hold lectures, artistic events, consultations for survivors, awareness-raising workshops, and an annual intensive 16 Days Campaign against SGBV. Our campaigns reach thousands of people every year, generating conversation about SGBV and making change possible.
IBIP Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program,  Jacob, Clayton, Isiah, Damier, and Alex have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Empower internally displaced youths in Cameroon The project seeks to train and support 1000  vulnerable and underprivileged internally displaced youths in Cameroon including single teenage mothers, young widows, school dropouts, ex-convicts and Orphans in simple, low cost business start-ups (computer studies, tailoring,hair dressing, beads jewellery production) as alternative income generating activities. These vulnerable youths will be trained and supported in activities of their choice within our vocational training program
Help Rescue 500 Battered Women And Their Children This project enables us to assist battered American women & their children globally.
Support 100 disabled youth with Assistive devices. This project will provide 100 persons with disabilities from underprivileged families with mobility aids and assistive devices such as wheelchairs,elbow crutches,white canes and braille machines and restore or facilitate self-independence that comes with the possibility of living independently in the community irrespective of disability.
Girls in Tech We are looking to raise funds to focus on the girls in our NPO who are embracing technology at an early age. We have children from age 2-18 in our focus. Specifically girls as young as 9 are doing software certification training and those who have graduated from the program continue to participate from college.  We would like to train girls as young as possible to give them a chance in a very male oriented sector while it should be open to all.
Mountain women rebuilding life We work supporting with training and advice for the development of local capacities in the reconstruction and in processes that allow to create resilience capacities in front of the affectations caused by the earthquakes of 2018, in indigenous Ayuk mountain communities located in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico.
Prevention of Kidney Diseases Pakistan ranks eighth in the list of countries with a high rate of kidney diseases, with more than 17 million people suffering from such diseases. According to them, chronic kidney disease (CKD) is rapidly growing in Pakistan due to late diagnosis, kidney stone disease and increasing number of patients suffering from diabetes and high blood pressure. Nephrology department at Fatima Memorial Hospital is providing round the clock services to patients with kidney diseases from all walks of life.
Christmas gifts for 100 orphans in Masaka This project will enable 100 orphans have special happy Christmas by providing the children and their families with psychosocial and material support. The children will receive animal gifts to improve household incomes in future. The children will receive material support in form food, clothing. 20 home visits will conducted for psychosocial support and counselling. Each children will receive direct support worth $70. 10% will cover administrative costs.
Invest in 50 Nigerian girls to be a beacon of hope Girls and women who struggle to complete their education can easily feel like they have few options and cannot compete in Nigeria's busy job market. Wonder enables women with few opportunities to develop in-demand vocational skills, giving them hope and linking them with employers. Our graduates move into secure employment or entrepreneurship and become confident leaders in their families and communities, inspiring others and improving their economic situations long-term.
Save Yemeni Leukemia children in Sana'a Leukemia Treatment Center in Sanaa revealed an increase in cases of leukemia patients among children from 300 to 700 cases. The center's director said that since its opening in 2014, the center has received about "1000" cases, 400 cases are frequently in the center, stressing that 30% of the cases died as a result of their delay in treatment and also as a result of the ongoing war, lack of medicine, and blockade that prevented them from receiving treatment abroad.
Empower Rural Communities and Help Protect Forests Provides rural families with resources to establish and maintain their own micro-businesses. Community members earn income through sustainable family-run businesses in ecotourism, rather than destructive and illegal poaching and logging. Positive side effects of this program include protection of the region's natural biodiversity, as community members see the value in preserving of  the integrity of the rainforest and wildlife surrounding the commune.
Donate Face Masks And Food To 200,000 Children We want to help keep people and children safe from Covid-19 by sharing soaps, toiletries, face masks and even clean water. Save & Nurture Child Care Foundation (SNCC) has a responsibility to the community and children to keep them save from abuse and diseases, including opening projects in communities as they become pandemic hotspots. Our COVID-19 response focuses on three main priorities:  supporting authorities to provide care for COVID-19 patients;  protecting children who are at risk
Better WASH for Healthy Nepal The quality of water supply in Nepal is always questionable due to lack of proper treatment system, pollution at source, no use of disinfection and no proper maintenance of water distribution system. Sanitation-related diseases account for 72% of total ailments and diarrhea continues to be one of the leading causes of childhood deaths in Nepal. COVID-19 outbreak has also created unprecedented health crisis. There is also indoor air pollution due to the use of traditional firewood cookstove.
Arkansas Women's Business Center - Tuesday Giving When women entrepreneurs are provided the right tools, their small businesses can be a success. AWBC provides the necessary resources and tools to build our communities with strong entrepreneurs. We have a big goal to raise $5,000 dollars this year, supporting 5 new business start-ups in the upcoming year.   You can sponsor a Arkansas woman entrepreneur today, we can't do it without your support! The important thing is to give what you can. An entrepreneur in need will appreciate it more than
StoryBook Treasures - Loudoun County StoryBook Treasures (SBT) is not about making money... it's about closing the literacy achievement gap among disadvantaged and minority children in the US. We are teachers with big hearts and know a little something about how to best meet the learning needs of children. Our company and the SBT literacy enrichment program was created by teachers to meet the learning needs of the children and families in our most challenging schools and communities in the United States.
HPV Vaccines for Adolescent Girls in Haiti The Haitian Global Health Alliance in support of GHESKIO is working to stop the spread of human papillomavirus (HPV) among adolescent girls in Haiti by providing vaccines to at-risk young women. HPV is a sexually transmitted infection which can result in cervical cancer, a leading cause of cancer-related deaths for women in Haiti. Haiti has the highest rate of cervical cancer in the world (50 times higher than the US), and providing HPV vaccines can save the lives of women across the country.
New Centre to Treat Disabled Children in Cameroon We are building a new centre in Bafoussam, Cameroon to increase the number of severely disabled children receiving treatment to help with their difficulties. Since its foundation in 2004, our partner GLORES, run by Alfred Wingo, has treated 1,500 people from a rented building. We have sent grants for prosthetics and a few beds for limited post-operative care. The new centre provides GLORES with a permanent base and bigger facilities to give 500 children each year some hope for a brighter future.
Empower 300 Social Innovation Projects Undergraduates are the future of our society. We as a non-profit organization, empower more than 300 people the social innovation projects. We are determined to promote social responsibility through project-based learning. The funding will be directed provided to students' project such as "Rest for Love", dedicated to solve the dilemma of caring for elders with dementia and disability, to alleviate the pressure of caregivers by developing prototypes products suitable for the elders.
BEFORE Peace Summit in Unstable Guinea-Bissau BEFORE, a parternship of AfP and swisspeace, will provide a safe space for all leaders to meet and create a long-term plan for national stability after 5 political assassinations earlier this year.
Supporting People with Down Syndrome in Africa Many people with Down syndrome in Africa face low life expectancy, abuse, stigma, segregation and limited life opportunities, both as children and adults. Society's negative attitudes prevents them from reaching their potential, living valued lives and contributing to society.     This project will provide capacity building training for small Down syndrome charities in Africa, putting them on a sound footing with tools to improve knowledge, attitudes and empower people with Down syndrome.
Turkey Earthquake Relief Fund This fund will support disaster recovery and relief efforts for victims of the 7.2 magnitude earthquake in Turkey on October 23, 2011. The fund will support groups like AKUT and Kizilay through the Turkish Philanthropy Funds, in addition to other groups working on the relief effort.
TRALALA    Everybody Should Play Music Music is shown to be beneficial to students to reach success in society, in school, in developing intelligence and success in life. However, access to musical education is limited in all educational establishments in Guatemala, derived from government regulations, and in some educational centers there are no teachers of artistic education, which limits the teaching of integral education for youth.  Help us together for 100 guatemalan youths get musical education throug technologie.
Promoting Humane Education in Schools Perpetrating Violence/Cruelty against animals is not only common among Sierra Leonean adults but children as well. This project- Promoting Humane Education in Schools will serve as an entering point in transforming the lives of the school children to exercise kindness to dogs and cats including domesticated animals and wildlife.
Plant renewable solar energy to 25 beneficiaries Chinseu CBO will plant 25 solar energy in five villages and the targeted beneficiaries will be asked to repaiying the purchasing amount in instalments for the period of 24 months. 22 families and 3 village libraries will be recruited and the monthly repaid money will be used to procure another sets of solar energy to be given to another group of people who will again repays in 24 months and the project will be ongoing.
Give 500 Young Girls Access to Reproductive Health The project will provide 500 young women (adolescent) in western Tanzania, Kigoma Ujiji region Area with a free family planning visit, which includes birth control, STI testing, cancer screenings, and more. By educating women, stopping infections, and preventing unplanned pregnancies, these services enable women to manage their health and achieve their goals.
Alternative livelihoods for Ex Poachers, Kenya Help ex poachers move into alternative livelihoods and break the socio-economic cycle of dependence on wildlife poaching which can lead to arrest or even cost them their lives.
Empowering at-risk Teenage Girls in Peru Teenage girls who attend night high schools in Peru were once forced-labor children, most of them have been working as domestic workers forever. Never had the opportunity to choose. Through specialized workshops & a follow-up program we will empower them, help them find fair jobs when needed and connect them with universities and institutes to apply for career opportunities and scholarships. As a result, they will be professional women able to build the prosperous life they all deserve.
Providing Home and Hope for 100 Orphaned Refugees Building our new house will allow us to extend our services to over 100 orphaned refugees. So that we may provide the love, stabilty and education that all children should be entitled to.
Resource Center for 150 youth in Kisumu JAY4T plans to equip a resource center within it's premises in Kisumu, to provide free personal development training and positive youth development program to 150 youths from the nearby informal settlements in Kisumu.
Solar energy for 2,500 villagers in Salamale, Mali Project Yelen is important because it will provide electricity, education, jobs, healthcare, and clean water to the villagers of Salamale. Energy For Opportunity and Project Yelen are teaming up to provide a solar powered community charging station (CCS) for the community of Salamale in Mali. The CCS will disseminate LED lighting to households, and pave the way for more solar power projects in the community's schools and health clinic in future.
Send Children To School In Nigeria For A Year This project will send at least 50 vulnerable children to school in Nigeria. These children are being exploited for hard labor in remote communities. And the only way to help them is to enroll them in school, provide school materials for them and empower their families economically.
Girls in Real life Situations (G.I.R.L.S.) by KIDS On March 8, in honor of International Women's Day, K.I.D.S. launched "G.I.R.L.S." (Girls in Real Life Situations), a new initiative aimed at helping girls achieve academically, lead healthy, active lives, and discover an interest in science and math. For over 20 years, K.I.D.S. has provided for the basic needs of girls. Through our new program, K.I.D.S. will continue to provide them with these essentials, but also equip women to become active participants in the development of their communities.
DONATE A CUP OF PORRIDGE MEAL THIS CHRISTMAS Children from poor financial backgrounds in Uganda miss out on anything to eat at lunchtime every day, and many will have had no breakfast, and find it difficult to concentrate and gain an education. Malnutrition affects their health, development and ability to learn. This project will provide a cup of porridge and sugar for a lunchtime meal and work with some schools to establish gardens to sustain the lunch meals for needy children. This Christmas please donate a lunch meal for a needy child
Indoor Playground Project We would like to, for the first time in our history, build an indoor playground specifically designed for working with young children who have special needs.  This space will be utilized for occupational & physical therapy for group and individual programs, and screening & evaluating children on those skill sets.  We have received a generous $20,000 matching grant from Pacific Life and need your help to raise the remaining $20,000 to get this sensory playground built!
Rehabilitation in the Philippines Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) struck the Philippines in November of 2013. It was the deadliest and most massive typhoon in the nation's history. Some 7000 people were killed; over 30,000 injured and some 11 million persons lost their home, land, or were otherwise affected. Included in the destruction were severe damages to rehabilitation medical services in Tacloban area, and WRF is supporting 3 hospitals in the area with equipment to reestablish rehabilitation services for people with disabilities.
Assisting the Most Vulnerable in Gaza The escalating conflict in Gaza is causing a drastic deterioration of humanitarian conditions in the Gaza Strip. Your gift helps to provide food assistance, personal and home hygiene kits, shelter kits for homeless families, and psycho-social support for some of the 25,000 traumatized children in Gaza. Global Communities has worked continuously in Gaza for 20 years and works directly with beneficiaries to ensure that the most vulnerable receive the assistance they so greatly need.
Hope and Development to Ex-combatants in Colombia Our Non-Profit owns a tour operator that delivers great experiences as it incubates community based tourism projects. We believe regenerative tourism is one of the answers for keeping up the peace efforts after the Peace Accords that ended the 50 year conflict.  With your support, we will be able to develop a new product named ROUTE TO HOPE (#rutadelaesperanza), a travel experience 100% led by excombatants, victims of war and vulnerable communities.
Bring Life Saving Healthcare to 1000+ Dominicans What would your life be like if you did not have regular access to healthcare? How would you feel if you did not have access to healthcare during COVID-19? For residents in the mountains of Puerto Plata and Santiago Provinces, this is a consistent reality. Our project will deliver access to necessary medication for over 1,000 patients in 19 rural, underserved communities in the Dominican Republic.
Provide 150 Safe Nights to Young Homeless in Herts 'Nightstop Herts' provides emergency, short term accommodation for 16-24 year olds who are homeless or threatened with homelessness.  A safety net from increased vulnerability. The aim, to prevent young people from sleeping rough, "sofa surfing", or staying at increased risk in unsuitable accommodation. Just 25.00 GBP a night provides a safe, warm place to stay, a listening ear and 'breathing space' giving hope and opportunity for a positive future. Your 25.00 GBP  ...their warm, safe place.
PDA COVID-19 Response The Population and Community Development Association (PDA) is a non-governmental organization operating in Thailand that works to create a sustainable future for communities by working directly with people most in need, including people affected by HIV/AIDS, the rural poor, and children.