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New education for 5,400 rural students in Peru The project applies education in alternation in Peru: students spend 2 weeks in school dedicated to the study and 2 weeks on the family farm, researching, developing projects and business plans, which generate inputs for teachers to develop a teaching according to the reality of the students and their families, thus breaking the cycle of poverty. Parents are actively involved in the management of the school. . The project seeks to improve the capabilities of teachers, principals and parents.
Training Space for  600 Poor Girls in Mumbai A recent Gender Equality report has placed India at no. 132 in the world.  Our project empowers 600 poor girls a year and thousands more thru outreach by training in life skills to become strong and active.   Girls train in English, computers, photography, leadership and community work. They complete school and engage in social work . We need space for a permanent place for training, coordination and expansion to more slums. We are seeking 10% of the total cost, having collected 90 % already.
Training for Sustainable Agriculture in Indonesia This project empowers local communities to secure land tenure rights, protect biodiversity, and improve incomes through sustainable agriculture and formation of forest-protection committees.
Revitalize Rural Entrepreneurship Women entrepreneurs in the extreme poverty conditions of rural Mexico need seed capital to bridge the gap between current local capacity and the requirements of quality tourism. Cuatro Palos Ecolodge is the first of 15 roadside restaurants and 15 ecolodges seeking help to improve business and livelihoods. Help them build a small lodge with natural materials in a strategic tourist destination they own and operate in the Sierra Gorda Biosphere Reserve.
Restore Equity in Education for St. Croix Children Since the destructive hurricanes of 2017, children in St. Croix bear the burden of limited resources, closed schools, and slow recovery. Our school supports 100 students in social-justice, environmental, creative arts, and academics. This project ensures the poorest in STX can access early childhood education; builds additional classrooms and space for critical support services; provide ample books and materials to children as well as support to traumatized families with high chronic stress.
Support 500 women with cervical cancer in Uganda HealthAid Uganda is carrying out cervical cancer screening for women living in slums of Kampala and those in rural areas, also providing treatment, psychosocial support, nutrition and accommodation to 500 of those diagnosed. This project works with organized groups such as churches, women associations, and local health service providers to promote awareness, early screening, counseling to the family members and the patients, reducing patient abandonment and promoting recovery.
The Long Way Up - Nici's hike for Conservation Hi, I'm Nici, a young at heart and a bit crazy, german girl living the bush life in South Africa. I'm the Operations Manager at African Impact in the beautiful Greater Kruger Region and I'm about to hike up the highest mountain in Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro, 5,895 meters above sea level to raise vital funds to protect the majestic animals surrounding our home. It will take me 8 days to hike to the summit conquering changing altitudes and icy temperatures.
Are you ready to join the fight? Cancer threatens us all. We have more impact against more cancers in more communities than other cancer charity in Canada. That's why we promise to do everything we can to prevent cancer and save lives. And we promise to empower, inform, educate, advocate and support those living with this disease. We fight back by funding clinical trials and research into better treatments and cures. The daffodil is a symbol of strength and courage, a symbol of life. It says we will fight back and beat cancer.
COVID-19 for Italy: education doesn't stop COVID-19 infections in Italy exceeded 15,000 units, over 7,000 in Lombardy. The emergency is seriously stressing the Healthcare System which must face a very high number of hospitalizations and the exponential increase in places in intensive care. The government imposed severe restrictions: from the lockout of all non-essential activities to the closure of schools of all levels.We want to guarantee support to the most vulnerable Children with educational and sanitary services
Periods Don't Stop for COVID19 Pandemic Help Girls The consequences of the COVID-19 outbreak are felt most acutely by the marginalized, particularly women and girls. Due to lack of money and gender perspective hardly any government money goes toward adolescent girls.   The lack of proper menstrual health management may lead to greater risks of infections. The limited food intake now would also aggravate the health of already malnourished girls.  We are planning to provide sanitary pads and supplementary nutrition for 1000 poor adolescent girls.
Keep 500 South African Girls in school The Diepsloot community school-based outreach project exists to educates, raises awareness about social ills. Offers skills development as well as problem-solving solutions to over 1000 school girls to date. The BEAR Foundations secondary school activities enable girls to exercise their potential and explore options to better improve their lifestyle and to help them focus and complete school through t Which in turn helps to fight against the challenges of poverty, teenage pregnancy, and HIV/Aids
Support 400 Girls with sanitary Pads in Kyenjojo US $ 14,400 is needed to support 400 Girls with Sanitary Pads and Counselling Support for 12 Months
Angaza Education Grants Angaza (Swahili for light up) intervenes at pivotal and potentially catalytic transition periods for girls and young women. The program awards comprehensive multi-year high school education grants to girls from underserved and under-resourced backgrounds through Angaza's recent primary school and high school graduates access networks and platforms, giving them a competitive edge to acquire both high school and post-high school education grants as well as personal development opportunities.
Help 50 mothers in Sierra Leone set up businesses Poverty is the largest barrier to education in West Africa. Poor families cannot afford the cost of sending their child to school. Without hope of learning to read and write, children are stuck in cycles of poverty. This project will empower 50 mothers in Kenema in Eastern Sierra Leone to keep their children in school by tackling family poverty. We will give them a business grant and training to set up a business so they can afford the cost of educating their children.
Help kids with burn injuries heal faster Shriners Galveston Hospital will implement a therapeutic art program for children and youth with burn injuries. This project will use art media and individually-tailored activities to help patients meet developmental milestones. Therapeutic art also allows patients to process their experiences associated with hospitalization and achieve a sense of self-expression, independence and control.
Save 5000 lives from Sudden Cardiac death in Lagos Out-of-Hospital sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) has claimed hundreds of lives in Lagos. With a bystander intervention through Basic Life Support (BLS), Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation & correct use of Automated External Defibrillator (AED), SCA victim's survival chance is INCREASED BY 31.4%. CeSAHA is set to increase the availability, accessibility & functionality of AEDs; number of trained first aiders in strategic locations; sensitize the importance of timely response & create National AED Registry
Increase family income of 50 Mexican farmers "Educampo" is a project which will contribute to the development of 50 low income farmers and their families in Mexico by providing them with mentoring and technical training
Teens Tutor Teens: Academic Expansion Teens Tutor Teens is built upon the wish for high school peers to succeed in the school system. Education is found to be an important element in life in deciding the role the student will have. Teen Tutor Teens can only fulfill its mission with the support from generous individuals like you. The money you donate will go towards providing computers and using adobe connect to host tutoring sessions, and aiding in financing summer camp opportunities for the under severed teens.
Empower 500 remote village women as entrepreneurs Train support & establish 500 marginal rural women as sustainable entrepreneurs thereby improving their fast eroding socio-economic status and making them role models for other women
Renovate Three Elementary Schools in Laos Ban Phao School is in need of urgent attention with some classrooms little more than an open hut. This project will bring about the renovation of Ban Phao and two other similar schools.
Kubunina, an apiary for a Congolese school In the Democratic Republic of Congo, beekeeping for honey and wax production is one of the income generating activities of the Kubunina program, created to improve childhood conditions in one of the poorest countries in the world. The products of the apiary will generate the revenues able to guarantee free access to school to at least 40 children from the poorest families.
Energy Efficient Cooking Stoves in Lake Atitlan Helping local indigenous communities in Guatemala, especially Pena Blanca, to install carbon efficient stoves which use less firewood and allow the community health, educational and financial benefits
Support marginalized Indian children through Covid India is currently witnessing the world's worst coronavirus crisis. The families of Teach For India's 28,000 students are struggling with loss of income, limited access to medical resources and disrupted learning due to school closures. This project aims to provide: a. Food and medical (physical & mental) relief for students' families b. Vaccine support for our Fellows, who are frontline workers serving children c. Learning devices to our students and upskilling Fellows so learning continues
Supporting Isolated Older People in Dorset. U.K. This project supports older people in Dorset, by providing a wide range of activities and opportunities for those vulnerable and isolated people. Our vision is 'a world where no-one is unfairly disadvantaged or excluded because of age or infirmity and where every person can enjoy life'. We will provide support to individuals within communities, to enhance the advancement of health, alleviate isolation and loneliness and to 'slow down the slide into dependency'
Help 1,400 Children in Nepal to Go Back to School The unimaginable devastation caused by the earthquakes in Nepal has left many communities without homes, schools, livestock, food, and supplies. PHASE is deeply rooted in these local communities and is in a good position to provide both immediate and long-term support. We are on the ground in these isolated areas, helping to rebuild lives. This project aims to bring a much-needed sense of normalcy to the lives of school children by providing them with educational materials.
Help Siberian nurses to provide safe TB care Russian Nurses Association plans to support patients and staff safety and improve quality of TB treatment and care through providing a Siberian TB hospital with indispensable TB care supplies.
PURESchools - Rural School Adoption - India PURE School Adoption - Hanmanjipet  A school in the backward rural region of Karimnagar is in need of care and development. Students hail from under poverty line households. The high school and the primary school are in the same compound. The dilapidated compound of the building and lack of basic amenities need to be addressed immediately.  With water, toilets and building repairs(compound wall construction) in the first and class room amenities once the construction & repair work is completed
Help Teens Promote Healthy Food Access in NYC We offer a unique solution to the lack of healthy food access in New York City food deserts. In Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn--where obesity rates are high and healthy food options are limited-we provide a service learning program for teen volunteer teams to build and maintain a hydroponic farm in an elementary school classroom. The farm serves as a source of fresh produce for the school's 600 families and a community outreach hub promoting healthy, sustainable practices for at-risk residents.
Supporting Our Caregivers for TB Patients in Haiti Funding will support our patient caregiving program in Haiti who provide care for over 50 tuberculosis (TB) patients each month. These caregivers will help us maintain our commitment to providing a full range of integrated care for patients while our inpatient ward is closed. Caregivers act as liaisons with patients' medical teams, help with oxygen, make home visits with food and medications, send live video for consults, and arrange visits with counselors.
Restore Indigenous Trees for Climate Change This project will replace over 10,000 trees which were cut for charcoal, firewood and increase need of construction materials on  Kangankundi hill and surrounding river banks. Excessive cutting trees has facilitate floods that washes remaining indigenous trees. Soil is continually eroded causing siltation in rivers. Gullies are caused putting cultivation on  gardens as  challenge. River Banks cannot hold water anymore as there are no trees to keep up moisture. Rivers and water springs are dry.
Plant Seeds of Hope for 110 Ugandan Single Moms Project Matthew plans to help 110 single mothers in Uganda become food secure through agricultural enterprise. This project will train and equip them as Farmer Entrepreneurs who grow short period crops. Moms in dense urban areas can participate in our Garden to Plate Program where they will process, package and sell food products for income generation. This project will also provide 1,600 meals for our Nourish Program to address urgent hunger, as well as establish a permanent office in Kampala.
The Sujata Baskota Honor Education Funding Wedu established the Sujata Baskota Honor Education Funding to celebrate Sujata's life & commitment to her community. Sujata, an inspiring young woman in Wedu's leadership program in Nepal, died of pneumonia in July 2016, despite the Wedu community's best efforts to get her necessary medical care. This opportunity will allow other women to continue Sujata's legacy of leadership and positive social change by pursuing higher education and becoming changemakers in their communities.
Pathfinder club - Desbravadores The Pathfinder Club is a recreational social and spiritual program, for the adolescents to age 10 to 15 years
aiming at the stimulation of the physical, mental and spiritual.

The club's main objective is to train these pioneers a solid and strong character, and develop the social side as making friends, sharing experiences, expanding the knowledge among others.

Crafts, social projects, citizenship awareness, hiking in nature, camps, exercise to develop physical mental and spiritual.
Typhoon Odette (Rai) Response in the Philippines The project aims to help the typhoon victims, particularly the sericulture/silk farmers whose houses and sources of livelihood were damaged by the disaster. OISCA aims to immediately provide the materials needed for the reconstruction of houses and rearing houses for silkworms.
Provide food & shelter to 30,000 people in Nepal Sarvodaya has grassroots presence through it's Teach For Nepal Fellows, in over 100 communities in Sindhupalchowk and Lalitpur plans to provide immediate shelter and food assistance  to about 30,000 impacted by Nepal Earthquake.
We Need a Kitchen Ventilator Hood! Our cooks work hard to provide nutritious meals to hundreds of students daily. Their ability to do this will improve with the addition of a kitchen hood ventilator. This hood will remove grease, combustible materials, smoke, odors, and heat from the kitchen, leading to a cooler, fresher, and healthier work atmosphere. It will also benefit our students by improving the hygiene of the kitchen, leading to even cleaner food. Three quotes from local businesses indicate this will cost us $1,150.
Life-saving surgery for 24 children in S.E Nigeria This project will provide life-saving surgery to at least 24 babies and children from disadvantaged families in Ebonyi State, S.E. Nigeria. AMURT Assisted Health Centre's are receiving increasing numbers of patients with life threatening conditions as their reputation for high quality care grows. Many of the cases are babies and children whose families are impoverished and unable to pay for surgery to save the life of their loved ones.
Women Enlightenment & Empowerment (WEE) Program Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation (ASHF) wants to provide free education for 500 women who have been deprived from the lights of knowledge in the rural area of Bangladesh. Later on they will ready for self-empowerment.
3 Safe Water Wells for 195 rural homes in Uganda The rural safe water supply project is intended towards saving lives of the people from the, diseased, dirty, saline, hard and corrosive water, by providing safe clean water. This bad water has in the past been the  major source of deaths due to water born diseases like; typhoid, biliharzia, cholera and dysentry. It will involve constructing, digging and installing a hand pump for 65 safe water supply wells per each in Kayunga, Kangulumira, Busaana sub counties of Kayunga District in Uganda.
Help 125 Panamanian Students Act on Climate Change Once mostly tropical dry forest, Panama's Azuero peninsula is now a degraded agricultural landscape that is less than 7% forested. Climate change imperils local wildlife and hurts the wellbeing of local communities. In its 6th year, AEP's Education Initiative is partnering with 6 rural elementary schools closest to remaining forest to learn about climate change & its local impacts, reforest, and  share the urgent need to ACT on climate change through ACTING in plays for their larger communities.
Give Orphaned and Abandoned Children Joy NPH USA is launching our Holiday Gift Catalog campaign to celebrate the season of giving while helping rescue children from poverty.   The spirit of unconditional love is never more alive than at Christmas, and with your help, it might be the first time an orphaned or abandoned child has ever received a present.  Gifts are simple, such as a new pair of shoes or clean pair of pants, but to a child who has never received a Christmas gift they can truly light up their faces.
Transform Lives of Girls in Rural Kenya! Girls of Wamunyu in rural Kenya are bright and eager to learn, but have to overcome many barriers in obtaining an education. Kenya Connect is working to help female students overcome these barriers by proving Reusable Sanitary Pad Kits (Wings Poa), Sexual Health and Family Planning workshops and ongoing enrichment programs for girls in technology, literacy, and economic empowerment. Help us keep girls in school and empower them to find and use their voice to lift out of extreme poverty.
Construction of Health Center in Rural Uganda This project will build a health center in Rwamwanja rural community to solve  the five major causes of death in the reproductive age/pregnant women (identified causes of death are; postpartum hemorrhage, preeclampsia and eclampsia, sepsis, abortions and malaria during pregnancy). These causes are preventable and manageable
Improve livelihood for rural farmers in Uganda This project will build a demonstration farm and a resource centre in Masaka, Uganda. 
This will facilitate skills building and information sharing to improve on farming methods among rural farmers.
20@20 ShelterBox Appeal ShelterBox is a charity that delivers aid to families devastated by conflict or natural disaster, to give them durable shelter and the tools to rebuild communities.  This could be a family-sized tent or it could be heavy duty tarpaulins, ropes and nails to create emergency shelters. COVID-19 has added immense further pressure to devastated communities. ShelterBox is 20 years old in 2020!  The Rotary Club of Hitchin Tilehouse aims to raise 12,000, being the approximate cost of 20 Shelter Boxes.
Give 4000 People with clean water in rural Maracha In Maracha, Many Families, children Villagers more so women, always spend hours walking to locations miles away in order to bring water for home needs more so when we experience massive droughts. The goal of this project is to put in borehole wells in five sub-counties. Therefore the creation of a borehole well will put a clean, sustainable source of water in close proximity to approximately 4,000 beneficiaries
Conserving 80 globally endangered Francois Langur This program empowers local ethnic (Tai, H'mong, Dao) communities' direct involvement in conservation of the endangered Francois Langur (leaf monkey) and its habitat in northern Vietnam, by establishing the first community-based conservation area in Vietnam.  Villagers are involved in conservation management and monitoring of the langur and other species in the landscape.  The program provides training, mentoring, and technical and financial support, including  livelihood development activities.
150Voice recorders-Visual Impaired pupils,Tanzania We request donation of 150 Voice Recorders for Visually impaired pupils at Luhira primary school, Ruvuma region, Tanzania. The school has a shortage of special teachers for this category of children. The visually impaired study with normal ones,fail to catch up like others thus denied equal opportunity in education.Voice recorders will provide a solution to this problem, will enable replaying of the teachings after classes and type the notes using the few braillers machines available at school.
Bringing Acupuncture to the Midwives of Uganda In Uganda, there is one midwife or midwifery professional for every 36,810 women. Seventy-two percent of households must travel more than one hour to get to the closest public hospital. When asked about their healthcare, only 33% of households believe that medicines are available in public health-care facilities.  The Global Acupuncture Project teaches midwives how to use acupuncture to bridge this gap, helping to promote the health of women before, during, and after pregnancy.
Child Refugee Crisis Right now, across the world, millions of children are caught up in conflicts they played no part in creating. Children make up more than half of the world's 22.5 million refugees from countries like Syria, South Sudan, Yemen, Uganda, and Bangladesh.  The recent events in Afghanistan only add to the existing global refugee crisis, forcing tens of thousands of people to flee violence and persecution. Save the Children remains committed to doing everything we can to help children around the world,
Children of the Night Global Tutoring Globally, we teach child sex trafficking victims English and Math through WOW's free, personalized online tutoring program. Many of these children are unable to leave the safe refuge where they seek protection because the risk of kidnapping for sex or labor trafficking is REAL.
Ban Lead Paint in Developing Countries Occupational Knowledge International (OK International) is working in coordination with other non-governmental organizations, governments and industry leaders around the world on a UN sponsored Global Alliance to Eliminate Lead in Paint.
A Library for 1,500 Students in Mprumem, Ghana The project will build a library in Mprumem for 1,500 primary and middle school students to also benefit students from three other villages, including Simbrofol, Otsow-Jukwa, and Onyadze.
Combat Climate Change and Empower Communities The Plastic Bricks project in Cote d'Ivoire fills critical needs in waste management and education, all while empowering women and fostering a new economy. Conceptos Plasticos and UNICEF have built the first-of-its-kind plastic brick factory in Africa, which will recycle 9,600 tons of plastic waste each year and support the creation of hundreds of thousands of plastic bricks, which UNICEF will use to develop over 500 schools Cote d'Ivoire.