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Stop the Hunting of Wildlife in India Illegal hunting of wildlife is reported from 23 states in India. Overall, 114 mammal species, including several that are endangered, are hunted in the country. Tribal communities in India have traditionally hunted for meat and trophies, but the illegal international trade in wildlife has given hunting and poaching a new dimension. This project aims to rectify the situation through strengthened enforcement measures and the sensitisation of tribal communities, especially children.
Shark & Turtle Conservation In Seychelles Our long term collaborative project supports local partners focused upon marine conservation on the small island state of the Seychelles, which relies upon tourism and fisheries as its 2 principal industries. The project supports the management of Curieuse Island National Park and conducts research on several threatened species including sharks, turtles, and endemic species such as the Aldabra Giant Tortoise and the Coco de Mer, whilst working to strengthen local capacity and regulation.
Cable Needed for New Computer Center in Kenya As we build linkages between students in Wamunyu, Kenya and students in developed nations through teacher collaborations, student letter and project exchanges, and live discussions - all in order to improve educational experiences -  we have one major obstacle. Imagine both sides prepared and ready for a highly anticipated experience all to be dashed by a weak internet connection! A $5,000 cable is needed to connect our friends around the world who have so much to learn from one another.
HOPE Emergency Response Team HOPE Emergency Response Team is acting after the recent torrential monsoon rains across South Asia, including Cox's Bazaar, home to almost one million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh and 2 million local Bangladeshi.
Violence prevention for women in rural India To combat rape of girls as young as seven and increasing violence toward women in the rural village of Medak (Andrah Pradesh), local women will lobby government officials for better protection.
Save the Lives of Domestic Pigeons & Doves Every year Palomacy Pigeon & Dove Adoptions saves hundreds of domestic, unreleasable birds from death by providing rescue, coaching, referrals, veterinary care, foster & forever homes. Palomacy is closing a deadly gap in the animal rescue community. Smart, gentle, innocent domestic pigeons & doves, bred for business & hobbies, lost & injured, can't live free & need our help to be rescued & adopted. They deserve compassion. They are not disposable. Euthanasia is not the alternative to adoption.
#savethebabies: Help Children Rise out of Poverty Jake's Diapers serves babies around the world living in devastatingly difficult situations, where sometimes a choice has to be made between food and diapers. Jake's donates cloth diapers at no cost to orphanages, rescue centers and missionaries so these organizations can afford basic living expenses and focus on a solution for problems such as malnutrition and starvation. Cloth diapers provide a long-term solution from birth through potty-training, truly changing the lives of these children.
A new Van to deliver freshly made food to 1000 This van will be used daily by our local grassroots team "foodKIND" to transport a combination of freshly cooked hot food, dry food packs and specially prepared nutritious mother's packs, to refugees living in the Malakasa and Oinofyta Refugee Camps, as well as families in nearby Athens. The foodKIND volunteers are often providing the only meal of the day for up to 1000 very vulnerable people living in poverty and they cannot do it without a reliable van.
Train 100 Thai youth at risk of human trafficking Since 1999, we have worked in Southeast Asia with a handful of local organizations who share our passion to prevent human trafficking. Our pilot programs have proven that micro credit and scholarships are key to keeping youth out of reach of traffickers. Youth often fall prey due to extreme poverty, lack of educational opportunities and an ingrained obligation - particularly of the first born - to support their families. Job skills and business training are key to preventing the vicious cycle.
Rescuing 9000 Children From the Streets in India Project will ensure immediate rescue of the children who need care and protection on the streets of Bangalore with help of our street presence staff, public, and police. The street presence staff ensures that the street does not become a dehumanizing experience for the child, but a healthy transit point for a better future by providing 'life in all its fullness' to the vulnerable children through rehabilitation processes including counseling, family reintegration, formal and non-formal education
School without pregnancy The main objective is to bring the Ministry of Health to put in place a system of prevention and psycho-social and medical care of girls who are victims of early pregnancy and sexual and school-related abuse in 50 institutions. Tambacounda, Kolda, and Kedougou regions by 2020 This plea is based on the 2005 SR law, which gives pregnant girls the opportunity to resume their studies after childbirth.
Give a Child in Africa the Gift of Reading Reading opens a world of opportunity and empowers you for the future: it helps you finish school, get a better job and take part in community life. For poor families in Africa, public libraries are the only places where children have the opportunity to read. But what happens when your library does not have books? That's the challenge children in Africa face every day. Your gift will put new books onto the shelves of public libraries in three countries in Africa, and help change children's lives.
Help vulnerable families rebuild homes in Nepal On April 25 and May 12, massive earthquakes in Nepal killed more than 9,000 people and left tens of thousands more without shelter, food, water, and electricity. Many in the vulnerable communities with whom GoodWeave works, including weaving families and former victims of child labor and trafficking, were hard-hit by the disaster. This project will provide safe, permanent housing to 40 weaving families whose family homes were destroyed, enabling them to return to stability and stay out of debt.
Creating a Just Recovery for Puerto Rico We dream of a Puerto Rico recovery designed by Puerto Ricans and we have come together to catalyze that desired future for our island. Faced with the widespread devastation of hurricane Maria, our team at La Marana designed and is implementing a participatory community recovery model, titled Imaginacion Post-Maria. Combining participatory planning and design with the power of micro-granting we offer citizens direct power to imagine, plan and build the changes they desire in their communities.
Fighting Iliteracy - for 900 at risk children in P Aprende Divirtiendote JUPA was developed by teachers and neuropsychologists and is designed to train 1st to 4th grade teachers from public schools in impoverished areas of Panama that have the lowest marks in reading comprehension. The goal is to promote a love of reading through specially selected literature that promotes positive values. The skills the teachers acquire are then replicated in all other areas of instruction where they are involved. Funds are for books. Readers are leaders!
Business Revenue Generating Loans for 14 villages Revolving loans are offered for development committees in rural villages. Loan profits support the elementary school program for the village community and provide a way for individuals to participate and make a profit.
Covid-19 Salary Support for Child Caregivers Raising the funds to compensate for the added salary costs over the next 3 months is proving challenging, but we can ensure that our hardworking team can be timeously remunerated.   COVID-19 has  had huge economic impacts on so many around the world. We know that we are entering (and South Africa is already in) a severe financial recession, but we also know together we can curb the impact on the quality childcare we provide as much as possible by supporting the team that keeps our home going.
Flood Relief - Help the people of Mumbai Rebuild Provide assistance for victims of the floods as well as nonprofit organizations in Mumbai to rebuild after floods devastated much of the city.
Rehabilitate rescued child slaves in Nepal A quarter million children are put to work on carpet looms in India and Nepal. This project is devoted to replacing the tools in their hands with books. Hamro Ghar ("Our Home") is a center for children with no family to return to or for whom there is a likelihood of being sold or sent to work again. With your support, GoodWeave can provide these children with rehabilitation, education, and a safe home.
Save the Rainforest: Protect Jaguars and Wildlife Costa Rica is proving critical habitats to some of the world's most endangered wildlife species. We know that over 25% of the country is covered with forest and jungle and provides protection to a wide-range of species whose habitat is fast disappearing from across the world. Even today we are still not understand many of these animals and time is running out for many of them. A gift to this project helps our projects around Costa Rica continue to run life changing research for the Jaguars.
Planting trees for people and birds The Highlands of Chiapas are a region rich in unique wildlife, but also one of high poverty and marginalization. Land use change, illegal logging and urbanization are causing the loss of forest and consequently the loss of water for human populations. We will grow and replant native trees to recover lost forests and wildlife habitat. By directly involving local communities, from the very young to respected elders, building understanding and commitment at the personal level to the native forests.
Corona Virus Omicron-Prevention and Relief The unsolicited entry of COVID-19 pandemic in the community needs best of humanity to overcome.  The Corona virus took away thousand of lives all over the world. It spreads in such a way that we are unable to control it. We do not have medicines to cure. In India, there is a big threat of spreading fast as our country is thickly populated. Even though the Government of India is taking all precautionary actions, the country is not equipped to handle the tough situation.
Protecting Wild Cat Habitat 638 communities in this Reserve are struggling with making a living and losing their most vital resources.  The people in Sierra Gorda care about and can help protect cloud forests which have dwindled to just 2% of their original coverage in partnership with us, proud to see wildlife return. Conservation has to happen on their land,  some of Mexico's most threatened ecosystems that shelter the magnificent margay (Leopardus wiedii), ocelot and endangered jaguar. Education, income and protection.
School for Former Child Slaves Rescue bonded child laborers working in India's carpet industry. Offer rehabilitation and comprehensive care, including education, healthcare and social services, to create new life paths.
Haiti sale adelante // Haiti gets ahead Como America Solidaria, y con la cooperacion de otras organizaciones en el territorio, queremos lograr la meta de enviar 1.000 kits de supervivencia a las familias mas afectadas por el terremoto. Y para lograrla, tu participacion es fundamental! // As America Solidaria, and with the cooperation of other organizations in the territory, we want to achieve the goal of sending 1,000 survival kits to the families most affected by the earthquake. And to achieve it, your participation is essential!
Steer to Change This program will empower resource poor women of the community to become professional drivers and earn their livelihoods with dignity by taking up employment . Unemployed women are trained in driving for a period of three months and are placed as cab drivers or chauffeurs in corporate once the driving license is acquired.  Training curriculum includes communications skills, life skills and spoken English along with driving lessons. We empower them to become confident citizens in the community.
educational support to 10 helpless children PNCC, an organization for migrants workers, under this project aims to provide scholarship support to 10 helpless children of deceased and missing migrant workers from across the nation enabling them to attend good private schools that offer quality education. The support will cover the cost of their tuition fee, books, stationery, school uniform and day meal. With the help of this support, they will be able to acquire quality education which in long run can change the context of their life.
MAKING  MEN  OUT OF 2000 BOYS IN THARAKA -KENYA In the effort to prevent and reduce gender based violence within Tharaka Nithi county,PCOSES aims at making responsible men by reaching out to adolescent boys and youth through support in education, mentorship, and support with start up kits ( income generation activities) to help them move from vulnerability to resilience. This will reduce the current alarm trends of violence against girls All stakeholders will be involved at all levels of the project to ensure transparency and sustainability
Support Kanan Kab to plant 25,000 in Yucatan One of the nine biggest deforestation fronts is located inside the Selva Maya, the highest carbon reserve in Mesoamerica. Yucatan State is part of the Selva Maya and, unfortunately, it has lost 17% of green cover since 2001 until 2020.  Trees are urgently needed to remedy this problem! Therefore, Kanan Kab have the challenge of produce and plant 25,000 native trees every year. May you help us?
Agroforestry the Peruvian Amazon Alianza Arkana supports community-driven initiatives in Shipibo communities that address key issues affecting indigenous peoples in the rain forest. Through our  agroforestry initiative, we are reforesting 20+ hectares of land using medicinal plants.
Give a child a adventure trip This project will provide a child with the ability to go on trips like hiking, fishing, white water rafting and kayaking, at no cost, in a time when such activities are rare in urban communities. We want to provide healthy, positive alternatives for our youth and show them positive examples of leadership. We are providing an opportunity for a child between the ages of 8 and 13 who would never get a chance to experience these activities and build teamwork and leadership skills at the same time.
Support for Youth Mental Health during COVID The mental health of young people needs more support than ever before with the ongoing environment brought on by COVID-19. This project aims to train 60 crisis lifeline support workers over the next 12 months, to provide more support during the 2021 Olympics, and to ensure that awareness of these resources are reaching the youth that need help, in a medium that works for them. Be a part of saving lives and making the future possible for struggling youth in Japan.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Sienna, Justin, Rachel, and Isabella have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
SCALE-UP 99 WOMEN OWNED SMALL BUSINESSES IN KASESE Across Rwenzori region of Uganda, thousands of widowed or orphaned women are family care takers deriving livelihoods from small businesses to get basic needs (school fees, medicine and food), if not supported they will fail. This project will help YAGANET a social enterprise to scale-up over 99 women owned businesses, train in business management skills, financial literacy skills, and offer scale-up seed capital. By donating, you impact not only on business lives, but also the lives of families.
Teach 2,000 Indonesian Children to Read Update 2020-12: Thanks to your generosity we're thrilled to expand this program to serve 2,000 children in poor communities.  Reading is the beginning of a child's education, but one-third of Indonesian children leave primary school unable to read and understand a simple text.  This project will equip teachers working in poor communities with high-quality teaching materials and inspiring practical training, enabling them to spark a love of reading in children from poor communities in Indonesia.
skills to 1500 disabled & underprivilege youth "CHHASE Computer education" and Fashion school is a community outreach training program for less privileged disabled and youth, to enhance their skills, abilities and personalities. There is high income in Sewing business and demand for computer literates as companies hire more. Thus 1500 under privileged disabled and Unable to continue further education adults in our area need sewing & computer education in order to keep pace with time and society.
Help Improve Hygiene of Afghan Street Children A quarter of kids between the ages of 5 to 14 in Afghanistan suffer child labor - a hazard to their health and well being. Due to poverty and low awareness, hygiene practices are not part of their daily life and therefore, prone to variety of diseases including COVID-19. Awareness raising and supply of basic hygiene materials is the solution. CPD aims to identify street children in districts 9, 10 and 16 of Kabul city and disseminate basic hygiene information and materials for their protection.
Give at-risk Colombian children a safe home The Fundacion Ninos de los Andes (FNA), is working to give children, youth and their families in Colombia, the tools and opportunities to help get their rights back and out of extreme poverty. FNA works on closing the social gap by providing a home for at risk children who do not have the support of a family. Your donation will help provide children and youth clean clothes, a warm bed, nutritious meals, supplies for one school year, and transportation to school and other educational activities.
Empower Hundreds of Queer Youth in California LGBT youth are disproportionally disenfranchised in all aspects of American society, including education. To combat that, this year, Bay Area Youth Summit plans to host a pay-what-you-can summer class series taught by LGBT* youth for LGBT* youth. Our class will give youth in the queer community the opportunity to get paid to educate their peers, while giving other queer youth the opportunity to extend their academic pursuits outside of the classroom, at little or no cost.
Help End #MaternalHealth Disparities in the USA Did you know that 3-4 times as many African Americans are harmed or die during pregnancy or birth compared to European Americans? America ranks 60th amongst other nations for maternal mortality. Shut out by a system that literally denies them healthcare, this project gives access to FREE midwifery care for 500 pregnant women per year; connects them to essential support and resources; and educates and empowers them to acheive the safe outcome that is EVERY woman's dream. #MaternalHealth matters!
Saving 500 Elephants from Electrocution In India's West Bengal state, 1-2 elephants die each year from accidental or deliberate electrocutions. But by November 2020 up to 10 elephants had been electrocuted. While some cases were caused by sagging wires, deliberate electrocutions have been surging during COVID lockdown, with farmers protecting their crops using illegal electrical fences. This pilot, based in Jalpaiguri district, aims to thwart elephant electrocution by using friendly fences and community outreach to create awareness.
Northwest High School Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Aleeza, Rayyan, Faiz, and Abdul-Waasi from Northwest High School have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Fitness with Friends! for People with Autism Being active within the community is not always easy for people with Autism.  With funds for this project, we will create opportunities for children and adults diagnosed with Autism to access social and recreational activities within their own community through healthy and active activities that promote a healthy lifestyle and a general sense of well-being.  Activities include, but are not limited to: hiking at local/state parks, bowling groups, the creation of kickball/softball leagues, cycling
OIUSA Rural Community Medical-Surgical Mission OIUSA/Canada's Annual Medical Mission aims to provide comprehensive healthcare access to underserved Ikwerre communities in Nigeria. We provide physicians, pharmacists, nurses, and other medical personnel, at no cost to the individuals seeking care to relieve burdens of poor health. Services include preventative healthcare, malaria testing and treatment, HIV screening, counseling, dental care, women's health care, pediatric care, surgical evaluation, ocular (eye) care, and much more.
Your help for displaced persons According to statistics from the International Organization for Migration, from the start of 2015 to mid-October 137,313 people have crossed the Mediterranean to Italy and 466,111 people have crossed to Greece. Once they have arrived, many refugees travel towards central and northern Europe. Currently most refugees are travelling along the route through the western Balkans, from Greece, through FYR Macedonia, Serbia, Croatia, Hungary, Austria, to Germany.
Empowering 200 youngsters for work in Colombia We aim to reduce poverty and inequality, educating young people in vulnerable conditions with a focus on work opportunities. This project will increase the employment rate for youngsters in vulnerable communities. In 2021, Fundacion ROFE will develop training programs for 200 youngsters in Colombia covering 3 areas: 1-Soft skills - leadership, teamwork, conflict resolution, communication skills; 2-Entrepreneurship - ideation, validation, and expansion of the business  3-Computer programming.
Help Rural Children Stay in School in Nigeria The Johnson Teniola Faromoju Foundation has worked to provide free Education and Motivational Counselling to Secondary School Students at our Project Community; Ilutitun in Ondo State for three years 2014-2016. Each year we have set qualifying exams which has enabled us select the best students academically across all nine schools in Ilutitun. We are working to ensure the brightest of them continue with their education to forestall them dropping out of school for inability to pay tuition fees.
COVID-19 Response: Help Afghan Girls and Families Sahar currently serves 25,000 girls in Afghanistan yearly. During the pandemic we are launching a COVID 19 response campaign that needs your support so that we can provide timely assistance to a population that does not have adequate access to healthcare. Our Afghan team will provide health education about the virus including hygiene and social distancing within the cultural and family structures. We will also purchase PPEs and soap from female entrepreneurs and distribute them to those in need.
Repair 50 homes for the poor in NW Arkansas NW AR RC&D intends to help 50 poverty stricken homeowners in NW Arkansas with serious home repairs. Arkansas is the second poorest state in the nation with many people living in unsafe conditions.
Guitars for Kids This project is bringing the truly life-changing benefits of music education to vulnerable at-risk children from disadvantaged areas in Ireland.   Each 'Guitars for Kids' project provides children,  that otherwise wouldn't get the chance, with weekly professional guitar lessons, twice weekly practise sessions and a series of specialist music workshops in singing, song-writing and live performance.   Music education ensures at-risk young people have the opportunity to achieve a brighter future!