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Train 90 Teachers in Rural China to Create Future Train teachers from rural areas in China to unleash their students' potential and creativity in building their communities and preserving their culture.  Donations in 2016 sponsored more than half of the 90 teachers in Conference:  Makerspace: Creativity in the Library.   Design Thinking workshop in 2017 will strengthen their experience to build their respective schools foundational capability.
Nutrition Support to 500 Children in Thar Desert This project will provide energy biscuits, food ration and livelihood support for 500 acute malnourished children from Thar Desert where 93% of the households have zero buying power to buy anything to cook as per baseline assessments.
Feed labor families during COVID - OMICRON The aim of this project is to feed the jobless daily wage workers and their families during the time of 3rd wave of the COVID-19 pandemic: OMICRON. Taking into consideration the current situation, we will be regularly providing food packets and hygiene kits to these families for few months. This will help support these families' basic needs in their critical times.
The Play Space - A Youth Robotics Makerspace The Play Space is a youth robotics makerspace dedicated to serve students participating in STEM enrichment programs, particularly those in low performing and under-served groups.  We are providing a dedicated place specifically for the 4 high impact FIRST programs: FIRST Robotics Competition, FIRST Tech Challenge, FIRST LEGO League and Jr. FIRST LEGO League.  Teams, mentors, teachers otherwise do not have a place to meet and learn from each other in formal classes and informal gatherings.
Send 24 vulnerable children to school in 2019 Olturoto Children's Village is a Kickstart Kids project based in Isinya, Kajido County established with the aim of providing short term family-based alternative care to orphaned and vulnerable children. Through our Rescue, Empower & Reintegrate (RER) model, we help children affected by abuse, abandonment, neglect and FGM/early marriage over a maximum period of 3 years and place them back within a safe, stable and sustainable family environment.
Join the Teach For Pakistan Movement By supporting Teach For Pakistan, you will enable recruitment of 30 bright graduating university students to teach full-time for two years in low-income neighbourhoods in Islamabad.  As Teach For Pakistan Fellows, these 30 graduates will teach 1,200 primary school students, laying a strong foundation for their future academic success and personal growth.  By training teachers and working with parents, Fellows extend their impact to improve learning and life outcomes for thousands of students.
Food, shelter, and medicine after China Earthquake On April 13 a devastating earthquake struck Jyekundo, killing and injuring thousands. Funds will support medicine, clothing, food and clean water, in addition to long term rebuilding for the community
Restoration House Project Sadly, there are only 2,173 beds available for trafficked victims across the country of which Colorado + 8 west coast states only have a total of 401. This lack of housing is the reason that the FBI jails the victims. Upon jail release, the lack of housing again exposes the victims to pimps who can continue the trafficking cycle. This vicious cycle leaves victims helpless. Housing provides victims with safety/security, tools for self-sufficiency, dignity and hope for a new and sustainable life.
Restore the Livelihoods of 500 Ultra-Poor Families This project will assist ultra-poor families in Rajanpur, Pakistan headed by widows, orphans and the disabled through the provision of small livestock, poultry and sewing machines. We aim to help provide the means for vulnerable families to develop small-scale businesses to generate income for their economic empowerment. Through these businesses, families will be able to generate income to fulfill their basic food and household needs.
Help MAKNA with treatment access to 450 patients Cancer is an expensive disease, but the battle against cancer is considered niche. It doesn't help that there is a stigma associated with it and society shies away from it.  We target 350-400 patients each month. Each approved case means that MAKNA support is guaranteed to be ongoing for the next 12 month period for that case, regardless of scenarios. In particular, for November 2016, the number of approved cases is 450.
1000 Hearts for SA's first Elephant Orphanage Help us build South Africa's first dedicated Elephant orphanage.   Phase 1 of the campaign is to raise USD80 000 (ZAR1 Million). We are looking for 1000 donations of USD80 to reach our target amount.
Sustainably facing coffee rust threat in Mexico. Recent rust infestation affected the vast majority of coffee plantations and about 90% of the production was nearly lost in communities. This situation has forced producers to strongly impact agro-ecosystem through intensive use of agrochemicals and elimination of shade trees, exposing high biodiversity areas thus threatening the natural wealth of traditional coffee plantations. This proposal allows development and implementation of environmentally friendly practices and communities well-being.
Improve the conditions of life of 50 married girls 50 married girls struggling in Adamavo will benefit reintegration from programs related to HIV prevention, quality reproductive health, rights development in health and revenue-generating activities
Malaria treatment for 10,000 children in Malawi For the children who live in the remote villages of Malawi prompt access to essential medicines is often the difference between life and death. Our mobile health clinic takes medical care to where it is most needed: to the children in the hard to reach areas. We also deliver public health education to the communities served by the mobile clinic as we believe prevention is better than cure. Our appeal to you is to help us raise $33,500 to treat 10,000 cases of malaria.
Fund in Memory of Tom Wingham Tom Wingham, the Director of Global Public Relations for DoubleTree, has passed away. He was a much-admired colleague, a caretaker for his parents, and a guardian for his niece Veronica. His love for his family and friends, and passion for travel and his job, were ever-present and will be truly missed.  In memory of Tom, donations will be sent to the American Heart Association and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Unity Care's Summer of Learning for Foster Youth While many of us have positive childhood memories, there are many foster youth who have faced poverty, physical and emotional abuse and neglect. For thirteen years, the Summer of Learning program has been one of the important tools by which our children develop their social, intellectual and personal skills. The program reaches up to 400 foster children and families through academic readiness, environmental awareness and social activities.
Make "The Ludoteca" Sustainable This new project consists of converting "The Ludoteca Merced" into a sustainable place through the use of Unconventional Renewable Energies, being an agent of change in environmental awareness. We hope that these energies can be used, observed and understood by the community itself, contributing to their environmental education and impacting on the reduction of the carbon footprint that is generated in the neighborhood, city and planet  through guided tours of schools, universities and organiza
Critter Camp Exotic Pet Sanctuary's New Building Plan A - Build the building $300,000 Plan B - Remodel the current barn to hold more animals $20,000 Critter Camp is Boldly Going Where We've Never Gone Before - Urgently! We need to raise $300,000 for a stand alone rescue building as fast as we can. Our continuing mission depends on YOU! About us: Critter Camp fills a unique niche here in the United States. It is the ONLY exotic pet rescue of its kind that is USDA licensed and volunteer operated accepting only unadoptable small and unusual pets.
Literacy for Malawi After completing 4 years of school in Malawi, most children tend to drop out and over 70% emerge illiterate. Since 2007, CharChar has provided 50,000 Malawian children with access to quality education, helping to reduce high drop-out rates in Primary School. We work with 10 public primary schools to improve the literacy levels of more than 4,000 children and ensure they have the skills needed to complete formal education. These schools have provided an evidence-based case for national scale-up.
GIVING A SMILE THROUGH A PACKET OF DIGNITY! This project will provide 2 free sanitary pads packets per month and 4 inner wear to 250 girls (11-20 years old) living in urban poor settings, whose families income streams are drastically affected by the Covid-19 pandemic  With schools closed, and opportunities for free pads access gone,majority have resulted to domestic servitude, sexual exploitation and selling of worms to fishermen/women to buy one packet of pads at $0.50. The fund will cover the cost of 1 packet of sanitary napkin @ $0.50
One City One Learning Resources Center in Guinea This project will build one Learning Resource Center (LRC) in Conakry, Guinea, to provide reading space and access to traditional learning materials such as paper or electronic books on a diverse range of subjects to a disadvantaged community. The specific aim of this project is to build one LRC in Guinea's capital Conakry in support of Conakry World Book Capital event. Conakry was selected as the 17th World Book Capital City 2017 by UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific, Cultural Org).
Support Shammah Secondary to Educate Orphans The school was started in response to a critical need for education for orphans and street children. Children are in need of food and school materials to continue with their secondary education. Also we need to build dormitory for girls,who are in risk of travelling a long distance to school. The school will serve approximately 720 students (boys and girls), in particular orphaned and street children. The school is located in Segese village, Kahama District in Shinyanga Tanzania.
Raising Women's Political Participation in Brazil While women are 51% of the population in Brazil, just 15% of Parliamentarians are women. Supported by CHIME FOR CHANGE, UN Women will host capacity-building convenings to support women leaders as they work towards Brazil 50-50, a parity democracy that will balance the political representation of men and women. Our work will assemble a group of women leaders from Brazil's political parties, including young, Afro-Brazilian and indigenous women to increase their political participation.
Create Access to Glasses with #ReadingGlassesDay! We're Celebrating Reading Glasses Day on June 7!    Reading Glasses Day (RGD) is a commemorative date dedicated to raising awareness about the lack of access to reading glasses in developing countries, and the impact that glasses have on people's lives.   Our goal is to raise $20,000 to create access to glasses for 25,000 people living in impoverished communities in Angola, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Tanzania. Thanks to our Board, every dollar donated up to $10,000 will be matched!
Restore Hope to Child-Headed Families in Uganda The Road to Hope program empowers 34 child-headed families with social services and resources to improve the quality of life for the family. These are families with persons living with severe health-related suffering due to life-threatening illnesses where primary caregivers are children below 18 years.  The program offers access to palliative care for the ill, psychosocial support and basic needs for the entire family, and educational support for the children heading these impoverished families
#OneMoreNurse for Neurofibromatosis A new diagnosis of Neurofibromatosis Type 1(NF1) can be devastating for a family. Most will not have heard of NF before diagnosis and will not know where to get help. The Neuro Foundation provides the only support service in the UK for anyone with NF1. We receive no government funding and large areas of the country have no regional support. You can help fund #OneMoreNurse and extend our network to make sure we provide crucial guidance to those who need it and to their personal support networks.
Empower Syrian Girls to Dream Big In Syria today, over 1.75 million children are out of school, and many schools have destroyed. Girls are disproportionally affected. NuDay is countering this with our Future Generation Initiative (FGI), which prioritizes education and livelihood trainings for young women. Through your support, the initiative ensures that girls are able to build their futures - as they want it! Support Girl (Em)Power(Ment)!
Send 210 Cambodian Youth Back to School Public school is free--but not the notebooks, backpacks, or uniforms. When Cambodian youth go back to school in January after a 10-month break due to Covid-19, some students won't be going. They don't have the basic supplies they need to attend. With your support, we can send 210 youth back to public school with a full backpack! Mission Dove Cambodia has identified the most at-risk students in our 4 target communities to receive this support.
Transportation for a Rural Orphanage in Costa Rica Children from Hogarcito San Ramon orphanage currently walk 45 minutes each way to/from public school daily, regardless of weather, on a two-lane road without sidewalks.  Children who require medical treatment are transported by taxi to facilities that are often an hour away, and the orphanage relies on donations to cover these transportation costs.The amount of money needed to purchase a vehicle is far beyond their means.
Build a Farm settlement for 50 Farmers in Nigeria This project aims to reduce hunger and poverty amongst a group of 50 farmers and their families in the rural communities of Delta State,Nigeria by providing farmland,seeds,livestock,training and equipping them with tools for sustainable agricultural practices that would help them farm their way out of poverty.
Help Youth Stay in School and Grow Academically This project will provide guidance and support to at-risk youth to ensure school retention and academic progress. Due to the effects of the pandemic, Puerto Rico's students are less motivated than ever and need an encouraging environment. Caney (Centro de Apoyo Academico y Espacio Seguro) are academic centers offered in schools to foster a safe space for students and other at-risk youth in San Juan, Naguabo, Juncos, and Canovanas.
Supporting 700 IDPs in Bui Division, Cameroon This project will provide basic food and hygiene management items as well as psycho-social support to 700 women, men and children displaced from their homes and villages to other  villages in Bui Division as a result of the ongoing war in the anglophone regions of Cameroon.
Protecting 3000 people from Covid-19 in Yemen The project aims to provide food for 3,000 members of the poor Yemeni families headed by people suffering from chronic diseases or the elderly in Al-Sunainah area in Sanaa, because they are threatened with death as a result of Covid-19, as well as providing hygiene soap and face masks, and educating these families about the risk of the epidemic and how to prevent it.
Breast Ironing and the rights of the girl child Breast ironing in girls is highly prevalent in many different regions of Cameroon, yet there may not be specific laws to address them or if there are laws, they may not be implemented properly. In order to fill this gap, Health Services Partners Global Inc can make an intervention here to effectively reduce this type of violence against women and girls. The objective of the project is to reduce cases of violence against women and girls caused by breast ironing.
PURCHASE A SCHOOL VAN FOR TAFCOMs CHILDREN. In our last fundraising initiative through globalgiving titled help 500 children realize their potential; we raised funds and were able to construct two classrooms for TAFCOMs nursery school, most of the children attending this school  are orphans and vulnerable children. And many of them come from far and have to walk a long distance to the school. Therefore we  need a school van to be able to transport the children from their home to school and back.
Disability & Inclusion:Training Colombian Teachers Help us to train inclusive teachers who give children with Down syndrome and intellectual disabilities the opportunity to learn what they need to succeed in our community.
Solar MP3 Education for Pastoral Women in Kenya This project will offer thousands of illiterate women living in Kenya's nomadic and pastoral arid north access to audio MP3 programs. For the first time women will be able to access health, hygiene, business advice, childcare, literacy, numeracy, and more in their own language and on demand.
Water Access in the Context of a Health Emergency This project will implement Rainwater-Collecting Systems for 480 families living in human settelments along 6 States in Mexico, so they can follow the recommendations given by the World Health Organization during the health crisis due to COVID-19, such as washing their hands frequently and keeping surfaces inside their homes clean.
CareerSupport&information access to 10,000TZ Youth The programme implements a career hub (physical venue plus e-space) for career planning that provides 10,000 Tanzanian youth with access to quality information and mentorship. It delivers training and facilitation on 21st-century skills to 120 public schools, while its online platform enables more than 150,000 young people to make informed decisions about career planning and access consultation services. Through its physical space, it provides on-site mentorship and coaching to 3000 youth.
Menstrual hygiene for 400  girl children 12-17yrs. Support 400 girls between 12- 17yrs in katikamu and wobulenzi stay in school.  Girls hailing from the poorest sections of society through provision of reusable pads and knowledge on  proper sustainable management of menstrual hygiene in schools and at home. Train the girls on the hygienic use of locally available materials to make pads. Providing psychosocial support to girls on dealing with menstruation, because most girls prefer staying at home hence missing school and dropping out of school.
Help break the cycle of homelessness for 350 women Help us find hope and home for over 350 women who are homeless and considered the hardest to house and serve.
DESGUA: Training Educators in Mayan Communities At DESGUA's School of Community Organizers Mayan youth and adults are able to pursue a quality education and, most importantly, participate in Educator Training in order to transmit this new knowledge in their communities. This leadership education transforms the possibility of opportunity into the present and plural tense.
Help to Empower Women in Opportunity Home The problem of homeless people is a reality that is not alien and that is constantly growing in Spain, particularly for women. This Opportunity Home in Madrid and with a space for 8 people, aims to offer temporary accommodation and comprehensive support to women at risk of socio-residential exclusion. We seek to promote their empowerment with a rights perspective, through a comprehensive approach, contemplating their physical, mental and emotional health to give ththem a new chance at life.
Hope for Women The hope for women project started in May 2018 with conducted a baseline survey in wider Mpigi. The project focus on housing standards for needy women,house hold income,food security,solar system for lighting,water for domestic and provision of land to the landless women.The goal of the project is to eradicate poverty .This will be innovative in the way that we shall use plastic bottle wastes to construct this houses this will keep  the soil to remain fertile and retain water.
Tackling "breast ironing" in Loum, Cameroon Estelle (12) is happy, cared for by a mother who has fought against the mutilation of her daughter's breasts. She is one of the lucky ones. 1 in 4 girls in Cameroon are affected by breast ironing, a form of female mutilation inflicted on young girls, often by older female relatives. They apply hot stones to the girls' breasts to reduce their sexual activity. This project will campaign to raise awareness, educate girls and their families and offer psychological support to those already affected.
Vegetable Gardens for Improved Nutrition in Buea Social Development International is teaming up with the department of agriculture at the University of Buea, to establish a seedling nursery in the community of Buea and help 50 families create home vegetable gardens yearly. The project will help provide diversity to the diets of families to improve nutritional status and reduce malnutrition. it will also open up new economic opportunities as they can receive training and sell excess vegetables and vegetable products in nearby cities.
LEAP: Leadership and Education to Abandon Poverty Agros purchases land identified by families who then earn the land through crop production. Agros also provides leadership and educational training to enable the families to cultivate new lives.
Training 130 women youth health leaders in Gujarat 88% of India's 355 million women do not have access to sanitary pads. Lack of awareness and affordability means that sand, ash, rags or dirty cloth are used instead of sanitary pads, leading to blistering, soreness, infections and long-term health issues. This problem can be solved with our health and hygiene awareness project, training young local women leaders to raise awareness about menstrual health and hygiene and generate income through selling low-cost sanitary pads locally.
Fire Emergency Response in Attica, Greece This project will provide direct emergency relief to families affected by the recent Attica wildfires in Greece, by providing the means for volunteers to continue carrying out their physical work of rehabilitating fire damaged homes. Support to these families who have lost their homes and possessions is critical in helping to rebuild their lives.
Rainforest Biodiversity Improvement Project We target to improve the biodiversity of the rain-forest in Zamboanga del Norte by mobilizing 3,000 youths to plant at least 40 trees in their farms. This translates to 120,000 trees which will improve the biodiversity of the rain-forest threatened by illegal logging and unsustainable farming and would mean improvement in the lives of the Subanen Indigenous people living there.
Build 10 wells for schools and  villages in uganda Buhaguzi Action For Rural Development Foundation(BUARDEFO ) is to build 10 wells to support 08 schools and 02 villages of Kikuube district western Uganda with safe and clean water. This will help promote sanitation preventing the spread of water born diseases, covid 19, promoting formal education and economic development in homes. The wells will be excavated manually hitting the water table. A manual hand pump shall be installed on each well. The project is anticipated to last 18 months .
Empowering 200 girls to continue with primary educ We helping 200 girls from Mabinya village in Lilongwe back to school. We have removed them from early marriages. We going to conduct  civic education about the importance of school. We will give them vocational skills in tailoring and saloon. We will inviting women role models to encourage to finish school. We will help them to make simple reusable sanitary towels. We give them solar lamps for study and charge phones for income generating activities.we will also buy bicycles for girls.
Skill 260 rural Indian women to be self-reliant The Jagruti program of Light of Life Trust is focused on providing a sustainable livelihood to 260 women from Murbad Village in Thane district of Maharashtra. The program is equipping underprivileged women and girls to develop creative skills like Sewing, Beauty Training which can be used to generate money from sale of the products created and services rendered. Once earning, they can supplement the house hold income and become providers for the family.