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Vison for Haiti- Hurricane Matthew Relief Fund. After the Hurricane Mathew the farmers in Meyer  asked vision for Haiti to help them to create a seed bank ( they lost all their seeds during the hurricane) ,to strengthen their food production and to introduce new crops to the area.  This project objective is to improve the quality of life by increasing food production, introduce new type of vegetable to the area. To start the program Vision For Haiti will start to cultivate three  lots of display garden one in Meyer, Viola and Baudin .
Educate and Empower Children in Rural India Nanritam provides quality English-medium education at Filix School in an underdeveloped rural area in India. We help the children develop their creative, scientific and artistic faculties, teamwork, integrity, and self-respect. Each year, we raise funds to set up a new class for ongoing education of the existing students and for enrolling new 4-year old kids to the school. Your donation will sustain our passion to grow these children as future global citizens and make you a part of our family.
Save the Life of a Malnourished Child Malnutrition accounts for almost half of the deaths among children under five globally. Within approximately seven weeks the ready-to-use therapeutic food we make in our factory, Plumpy'Nut, can bring a child back to good health. Your support can save the life of a severely malnourished child.
Help 200 Poor Deaf Farmers Save Trees In Kenya To create awareness& economic incentive for deaf farmers to protect and preserve trees for long-term benefits for themselves,& to the community & to put a solution in saving trees from destruction.
KUWEZESHA: ENTREPRENEURS' EMPOWERMENT IN  TANZANIA This project will organize entrepreneurship awareness and skills training in Tanzania via a variety of events - workshops, seminars, classroom sessions, start-up partnership programs, innovation hubs to college and university youths who are at risk of falling into poverty because they not equipped with skills for employment or for entrepreneurship. The youths are unable to find and or start  jobs after graduating as they fail to catch such skills while at college.
Help Us Recycle 5,250 Pounds of Plastic Wastes Guatemala has a plastic pollution problem and Eco-Stores are the solution. Eco-Stores are the world's first stores where people can buy essential pantry items and household supplies in exchange for eco-bricks (empty plastic bottles filled with inorganic wastes) they produce themselves. This project motivates people to recycle plastics where recycling plastics is difficult. By supporting this project, you will help prevent plastic wastes from being burned or thrown into streets or rivers!
Building leadership center for Women and Girls Girl Concern Org is a non-profit organization that supports women and girls through building their leadership capacity. Girl Concern Org leadership program has a massive impact on enhancing human rights and promoting equality when young women and adolescent girls are fully empowered.
Help One More Child Spend One Less Day Alone The homeless youth crisis is rising with over 6,000 homeless youth in Kansas City. This project supports the HALO Learning Center -- a safe-haven of healing and hope for over 700 children. HALO puts KC homeless kids on a path to a positive future. Through therapeutic art programs, tutoring, professional development, scholarships and help preparing for higher education, our kids work hard to leave the "at-risk" label behind and finally be seen as a great kid with the potential to do great things.
Solar lighting for remote communities in S.E.Asia Building on our past renewable energy projects, we aim to continue our work for marginalised communities. This project ensures sustainable and environmentally friendly solar power for the most vulnerable, those that do not have access to the main power grid. Many people rely on expensive kerosene lamps and candles, which pose fire risks to their thatched homes, increase health problems and prevent students from studying after dusk. Help us today by bringing light to those who need it most!
Ensure Education for 100 Child Laborers Envisaging educational opportunity by financially supporting (for three years) 25 children who were once upon child labourers after organising functional literacy to 100 child laborers. The aim is to help the children have access to education, health & equitable wages in future. The project aims at supporting the ex-child labour children who studied in our special schools and are continuing their high school and college education. 25 children are successfully supported  each year since 2014.
Mental Health Support to 1600 pupils in Gulu, The project will support 1600 Pupil in post conflict Gulu district who suffered  trauma, mental health conditions, epilepsy domestic violence during  20years of LRA war. the project will  offers psycho education, mental health sensitization, home visits, diagnostic assessments, referral, debates on mental health issues that affects pupils, talking compound/anti stigma    This will done through outreaches,  collaboration with school administration, partners in educations and  health department.
Promoting Education Through Sports As part of PAAJAF's commitment to provide high quality education to children in Gbawe through a holistic approach, sports emerge as a critical area within child's development, that can foster not only learning improvement but the acquisition of important life-skills. This project intends to integrate sports into the school curriculum as a means for better education and personal development.
Help 100 Thai children get an education For many families in Northern Thailand, education is a luxury they cannot afford. Education Matters, our scholarship program, supports low income families to send their children to school by covering educational costs including tuition, school lunch and uniforms. By supporting children to complete high school and even attend university, these children will grow up better equipped to provide for their families, thus ending the vicious cycle of poverty, abuse and neglect.
Mobile veterinary clinics for elephants in Laos The project provides free veterinary care to working elephants in Laos. There are around 470 captive elephants in Laos, the majority work in the logging industry enduring terrible hardships. Working in remote areas of forest access to veterinary treatment is often impossible with many elephants suffering from horrific, yet preventable ailments. ElefantAsia's mobile clinic team brave the rough terrain of Laos and head out into the remotest of areas to provide veterinary care to these elephants.
Build a water supply for 3,000 villagers in Haiti The hard working people of Los Palis Haiti are in dire need of a safe and consistent supply of drinking water to lower mortality rates and allow them to work and attend school.
Help girls raise their voices against violence Young women and girls in Colombia are constant victims of sexual, physical and psychological violence. In a process of empowerment, a group of young women peacebuilders gained consciousness about situations of violence occurring inside their families and communities. They decided to speak out against it and promote a cultural change through an awareness campaign. Help their voices be heard and make them agents of change for a life free of violence.
Residence for 20 hearing impaired students Our children learn more and have more opportunity to master a vocational skill when they live at the school.  This project will provide a year of room, board, and supervision for 20 students.
COVID-19 Emergency Response Project The effects of COVID-19 epidemic to the people of Uganda, the majority leaving in abject poverty, with the severe weakness of the health infrastructure and the poor medical services, the epidemic is spreading among in Uganda rapidly,  due to the limited PCR tests, with a government lacking adequate resources to provide relief assistance to its people. This project aims to provide aid and assistance to poor families to confront the spread of the pandemic.
RAKSHA (Protection and Restoration 50 Survivors) Thousands of girls affected by poverty, disaster and lack of opportunities got trafficked from West Bengal. More than 800 sex trafficked victims who were rescued by GGBK from dehumanizing slavery like conditions will be restored dignity through psycho-social support and economic empowerment for a safe and dignified life in the society.
MIFUMI-Ensuring women's rights in Uganda MIFUMI will create 40 civil sports clubs in the district  to form a mixed football team of girls and boys. Young people play together and promote gender equity, equality & respect.
Dr. Joe Mamlin's Humanitarian Fund Dr. Joe Mamlin teaches, inspires, and truly saves lives every day. This fund allows Joe to meet urgent needs for the most vulnerable women, children and patients in Kenya.
Support  Senior Citizen Day Care Centres in Mumbai India is an old country which has venerated its seniors. But the scene is rapidly changing.  Among the low income groups, close to 50 million senior citizens  cannot afford even two square meals a day. BCPT's day care centres provide emotional and social support, medical assistance, recreational programs, legal awareness and health & nutrition support to an average of 50 elders per centre. Currently BCPT partners 13 centres and aims to include 5 more centres in the next financial year.
Drinking Water for Humans,Animals of Thar With your kind support, Customs Health care society will provide clean drinking water to the drought hit villages of Thar in Pakistan. Thar is part of Pakistan which is often hit by drought as there are no rains over the years and shortage of  water is the main concern. In the wake of this, we have embarked upon to dig 40 wells in 40 different Goths ( villages ) of Thar which on completion will not only provide clean drinking water to almost 12,000 humans but also to animals and birds.
Sponsor a Kenyan Child's Education Action Two Africa's desire is very straight forward: we want to get kids off the streets and back into the classroom. Many children in Kenya are born into a cycle of poverty that perpetuates the broken system that they are a part of. Action Two Africa wants to help break this pattern and get  Bungoma's youth back into school. We plan to meet this need by providing school fees for children who would otherwise not be able to continue their education.
BUILD A SCHOOL FOR 1000 ORPHANS IN NIGERIA By building a school for orphans will empower them to learn and fight the causes and effects of poverty in their lives and to build a brighter future for themselves, their families and their communities. It will work to reduce poverty levels in remote, rural areas, of Nigeria and help the most marginalized and families.
Economic Emancipation for 70 Women in Burkina Faso Last year, thanks to Global Giving donors, We constructed a well for the group of women "Wend-Songda" & their village Dodougou; providing them with water. This microcredit project will help them to develop their income-generating activities.  They'll receive a small loan and training on how to manage a small business and how to generate/increase income for themselves and the family.  Upon restitution of the capital, the loan will be renewed, assuring the long term sustainability of the project.
Change the life of children with a disability No any service for people with a disability in all the south west Bangladesh, and those in Dhaka are impractical and expensive. Help us to set up a workshop able to provide assistive devices: 1. Supply materials, equipment and machinery for constructing support appliances and maintenance, from orthotic devices and wheelchairs, learning to process of leather parts, varnish of metal parts and so on. 2. Train local technicians regarding device making process .3. Assist 100 first beneficiaries.
School of Locally Engineered Solutions: Honduras A viability assessment of a school providing community leaders with appropriate technology training specific to their community's needs - initially focused on water, energy and internet access.
Cradle to Grave: Providing Basic Needs For Living Doesn't everyone deserve necessities for every day living? For 26 years we have provided holiday gifts for over 25,000 people. With this project we want to ensure that 200 people of all ages, cradle to grave from underresourced communities, will have access to items to keep themselves clean, warm, clothed, cared for and safe each day. Fresh diapers.  Clean clothing.  Warm blankets.  Necessary toiletries.  Access to incontinence pads and tools for aging safely.
Support Education in Zambia Funds raised from the end of year will provide high school education to 20 gifted by underprivileged girls, provide free English language lessons to 50 adults and 50 children the aim is provide beneficiaries with the knowledge and skill to help them improve their own lives.
Monthly Recurring Castration Project Every month dogs of the four shelters, which are nearly totally financed by ProDogRomania e.V., has to be castrated. Our animal rights activists Aniela Ghita, Mihaela Teodoru and Mishu Stoica also regularly organize castration days for owner dogs. These days are becoming increasingly popular.  One castration costs 25 USD and regularly every month we have to pay about 9,000 USD  for castrations.
Inclusion and support for Transgenders Direct financial assistance, health services, psychological support for the Transgenders
World Academy for the Future of Women The Academy was formed to promote and accelerate the advancement of women worldwide, training women University students to address the UN Development Goals in emerging nations.
Hurricane Harvey Texas Relief Fund Gordon and his family are just 1 family in a small neighborhood in south Texas that is living in their once water logged, now tattered home. There are over 20 families in this neighborhood that need help repairing their homes. When we met Gordon we recorded this video. This is when we found out that he is a Desert Storm Veteran and the local postman. Living a simple life in a small town in Texas. A neighborhood devastated by mother nature that needs your help to repair their homes.
Help Build School Libraries in Rural Guatemala We build lending libraries in indigenous, coffee-growing communities in Guatemala to provide children with access to books and literacy activities. We train local teachers to use library resources to weave reading and writing into the fabric of their classrooms.
LivingSocial Escapes Fund This fund is made up of projects around the world that improve environmental sustainability and promote responsible travel.  It is sponsored by LivingSocial.
Rebuilding St. Croix, USVI The St. Croix Long Term Recovery Group (LTRG) was formed after the impact of two back-to-back Cat 5 hurricanes: Irma and Maria. It is also mobilizing post-Dorian. The LTRG is a collective of individuals, businesses, non-profit and faith-based institutions whose goal it is to unite recovery resources with community needs.  The LTRG ensures that the most vulnerable among Virgin Islanders can safely return to their homes as quickly as possible and be wholly recovered from ongoing impacts of storms.
Marche's earthquake: give kids a new civic center Caldarola is an Italian municipality which is still trying to recover after the serious damages caused by the earthquake that hit Central Italy in 2016. The aim of the project is that of supporting and promoting the rebirth of community life through the rebuilding of a center that can host activities, events, and workshops. Children and young people, in particular, will have a safe place where to meet and stay together, refinding hope and trust in their territory again.
Elementary school for Orphans & Underprivileged Building a school that will accommodate over 500 orphans and underprivileged in Liberia, West Africa.
Empower Nepalese Women-Goats, Latrines, Cookstoves This project empowers women in the remote Northern Dhading District of Nepal such that they can free themselves from situations of domestic violence as well as lead healthier, more educated lives. Through the donations of 4 goats per family, women will be able to sustain themselves and their families, economically. With economic viability they can then build latrines and cook stoves to reduce diarrhea and respiratory problems in their villages.
Empower 1000 girls affected by FGM in rural,Kenya In 2020 your support empowered, kept safe, and restored dignity to 560 vulnerable girls at risk of Female Genital Mutilation/ Child Marriage/ affected by Sexual Violence & exploitation/Poverty in Kuria, rural Kenya by providing them with critical basic needs, training & skills. In turn, they now have a chance at basic education and a reduced risk of being subjected to Female Genital Mutilation, child marriage, teen pregnancies, & exposure to public humiliation and sexual exploitation.
Help build a safe home for street girls in Malawi Our Therapeutic Centre for Street Girls in Malawi will effectively rescue and house up to 60 girls between the ages of 0-18. Through the implementation of specific trauma informed models of care, we will provide them with a secure, loving environment that empowers them to become self-reliant, productive and healthy members of their communities, setting them on the path to become leaders for social change. Please help us reach our goal, and support these girls to not only survive, but thrive!
Sponsor a teacher: play & learn financial literacy How could the lives of million of people change if they learned to save or to differentiate between necessary and discretionary expenses? This project provides tools and training to teachers so that they can teach these topics in the classroom in an entertaining way by incorporating elements such as well-being. Financial education can make a difference in the lives of children and youth in their daily decisions, preventing them from becoming over indebted and thus improving their quality of life
Last Mile; life-changing products for women The Last Mile project is a social entreprise in Tanzania which improves access to life-changing products for women. By helping women access product solutions, we are helping them to solve every day challenges that hold them back from the quality of life that they and their families deserve. By focusing on women, positive outcomes spread to the entire household. It means healthier, happier and more productive families. When women are empowered, communities benefit.
791 Orphans in need of food, sanitation & uniform Children of the Dawn has a beneficiary base of 791 orphans and vulnerable children from eight (8) impoverished rural areas in 5 South African provinces. Help us feed 22 families monthly.  Also, our Centre in Mathabatha village supports 87 beneficiaries; unfortunately there are pit toilets that are dilapidated.  This project seeks to restore the dignity of the orphans and vulnerable and build a new block of flushable toilets, children need proper sanitation regardless of their social status.
Help UPO Help the DC Homeless While many of us have protection from the elements, from icy conditions to searing heat in the summer, the homeless do not. UPO helps the DC homeless in several ways throughout the year. The UPO Shelter Hotline vans transported 187,323 people to shelter last year, providing comfort items for the homeless people we assist. UPO's Permanent Supportive Housing Program (PSHP), which helps to house persons facing homelessness, was established in February 2020 and to date has housed 35 clients.
Train Platform Schools for Children in India 2100 children (6-14 years) will be taught a foundation course in 70 centers.  The course is necessary to mainstream children into government school and will prepare the children from Class I to III.
Support native artisans & rainforest in the Amazon Our long-term goal is to build sustainable livelihoods and conserve rain forests in 16 native and campesino communities in the Peruvian Amazon.  We normally empower more than 200 native artisans in 16 communities to create and market innovative handicrafts and essential oils as alternatives to economic activities that degrade forests. During the COVID crisis we are focusing our efforts to provide medicine and other vital materials to our partners who are confronting the virus and loss of income.
Taking Care of 50 Vulnerable Sri Lankan Children This project takes care of 50 vulnerable children living in eastern Sri Lanka by providing them with day care facitilies, creative opportunities, educational and learning tools, pharmaceutical drugs like vitamin and iron, worming treatment, footwear to prevent worm infection, one nutritious meal, uniforms and a committed and trained staff.
#ProjectBaon: School Meals for Filipino Kids! "Baon" is a Filipino word for packed meals prepared by parents for their kids going to school.  Sadly 1 out of 3 kids in the Philippines don't get the food they need every day.Since learning depends on good nutrition,these kids may never reach the same potential for learning as well-nourished kids. Since 2015, #ProjectBaon has been providing healthy "baon"- packed lunch & snacks  to kids who has no access to nutritious meals and are living in  poor communities in the Philippines.
Educate 200 Needy Children in Njiru, Nairobi-Kenya This project will build 5 classrooms, 4 toilets and provide books for 200 needy children most of whom are former street boys and girls, victims of rape and incest, orphans and more from extremely poor backgrounds. The classrooms will replace an old leaking iron-sheet hall that the children currently use as a classroom, the 4 toilets will supplement an only pit latrine which the children share with their volunteer teachers and books will facilitate learning.
Education & protection of street children of Iraq After the liberation of Mosul from ISIL, the number of homeless orphaned children have increased dramatically to 1,600 children, some of their families were killed by ISIL and others died during the offensive to retake the city. These children are being exploited and most of them make a career of begging on street corners and traffic lights. Most of them experienced sexual harassment and we can say that all of them are dropouts. The project aims to help 500 children
Help 429 children go to school in Afghanistan This school in Nangarhar province offers co-education for boys and girls, which represents a major progress especially in an Afghan rural area, where girls rarely attend and even complete school education. It has greatly enhanced the prospect for jobs and the general economic situation of the population. Because of its rural location, the next Government school is too far away for young kids. When they finish class 6 and then transfer to a Government School, they usually take top places.
Affective sponsorship to sheltered children Brazil The project aims to provide familiar and communitarian conviviality for sheltered children between age of 7-17 years old  who have fragile or broken family bonds,  remote chances of adoption or family reintegration, enabling and encouraging the formation and maintenance of individualized and long-lasting emotional bonds between them and previously selected - qualified volunteers. Offering them a chance to experience family and social life which will help them to build an autonomous life
Post-prison Support for 300 Women in Sierra Leone AdvocAid wants to empower marginalised female ex-detainees who may otherwise become further impoverished and who risk discrimination and violence after their release from detention. It is our aim to ensure that these women are equipped to transform their lives by giving start-up support and membership of our post-prison support group, the Go Bifo Women (meaning 'moving forward' in Krio).