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SPONSOR A CHILD The Foundation's goal is to revolutionize youth development in underserved communities.Through mentoring, mindfulness, entrepreneurial skills, project-driven learning, & sports, youth discover the confidence that comes from right choices.  The program is designed to go deeper into the subjects of life, character development, excellence, and the pursuit of happiness. The long-term goal is to inspire children to become "professionals at life," to find peace of mind and success.
Sema Magazine, Tanzania Provides a unique opportunity for marginalized children's stories to be heard and call on local corporations to support them through inputting their ads on the magazine.
Flood Relief in India More than a million people have been affected by severe flooding in Northern India. Recent floods in Nepal killed 64 people due to storm waters and landslides. This fund will provide relief to survivors in the form of emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine in addition to longer-term recovery assistance to help residents recover and rebuild. All donations to this fund will exclusively support flood and monsoon relief and recovery efforts throughout the region.
Support Black Lives in Atlanta Through Education HOPE is a primarily black-served & led organization in Atlanta that helps single parents break the cycle of poverty through education. We help support social justice by ensuring our participants, who are 95% African American, are able to obtain their college degrees, thus securing future wealth, opportunities, and privileges in our society. HOPE helps open the doors of access not only for the single parents we serve but also for their children, creating generational success for people of color.
Save Afghan Women & Children with Health Care In Afghanistan, we run medical clinics, mobile units and Community Health Worker posts reaching 16,000  patients (65-70% female) each month in rural or poor urban areas. These clinic services are the only medical option for tens of thousands of people, providing treatment for injury and illness, preventive care, health education, reproductive health care, vaccinations and nutrition services. Only healthy people can work or study and properly take care of their families.
Support 4 bereaved children in the UK Death doesn't discriminate. The death of a parent or sibling can have a life long impact on a child. The free therapeutic support that we provide at The Rainbow Centre for Children enables a child to cope with the difficult emotions of grief, anger and guilt caused by the death of a loved one. In the words of one mother we helped her family "work through the past, live through the present and get ready to walk into the future together". Help us help families rebuild their lives.
Sanitary Pads to Keep 600 Young Girls in School For every year a girl stays in school, her future income increases with 10% to 20%. A woman invests 70% of her income in her family. We invest in girls, because investing in girls' means investing in a better future for everyone. We are offering social enterprise opportunities, creating  viable business for young girls training them to produce the Lucky Girl  Sanitary Pads. Distributed in rural schools to support girls to concentrate with their education and create an income stream for them.
A warm and safe day centre for vulnerable families For over 30 years, The Family Haven has been a lifeline to vulnerable families in Gloucestershire. We offer a haven of warmth and learning to children under five in our nursery, while our trained staff bring desperately needed support to their mums and dads.  Just 5 from you could buy a hot lunch for a family who have nothing - and start turning a life of chaos into a brighter future.  Each year we support an average of 60-70 families, that is around 120 children and 100 adults.
Climate Change adaptation for food security The changing weather and climatic patterns continue to pose hazards and disasters to food security in northern Uganda. There is need for a proactive and holistic approach to combat the challenges presented by these changes. This project will develop climate change information management and early warning systems for Northern Uganda. The project will play a vital role in informing policy and provide the information bank for farmers to improve agriculture in northern Uganda.
Support rape victims ages 4 to 71 years old Every 2 minutes someone in America is sexually abused. 44% of victims are under age 18. In 2013, the Center for Safety & Change provided more than 3,000 services to survivors of sexual assault, through the Center's counseling, advocacy, therapy and hospital and court accompaniment programs. The victims' ages ranged from a woman who was 71 years old, to three girls who were each only 4 years old. In addition the Center runs violence prevention programs for teens, designed to help prevent abuse.
COVID-19 DONATE FOR PROTECTING POOR FAMILIES INDIA COVID-19 is an infectious disease caused by a newly discovered CORONA virus.    A new virus called the severe acute respiratory syndrome CORONA virus has been identified as the cause of a disease outbreak that began in China in 2019. The disease is called CORONA virus disease 2019 (COVID-19). The virus is a type of CORONA virus is a family of viruses that can cause illnesses such as the common cold, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS).
Mending 15 Kids' Hearts in Afghanistan Many Afghan infants with Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) require surgery to survive.  FMIC is a place where CHD patients can find help and hope. Join forces with FMIC to make the miracle happen in the lives of infants and their families.
Support Syrian Refugee Mothers in Turkey No one gives more than moms, it's now time to give back to them! Make your mother happy by giving to another who is as strong as her, support a newly-born baby just like she once supported you.  Syrian Crisis is on its 8th year. Since the beginning, 225 thousands Syrian babies are born in Turkey. Displaced by the war, refugee mothers are trying to keep their children and our hopes well and alive.  Let's envision a world in which every baby that's born is growing in health, wealth and safety.
Gifts that keep giving Give the gift of empowerment this Christmas with one of 12 special gifts from Women's Resource Center, Cambodia. With your help, WRC can break down participation barriers such as transportation, and provide more support and resources to women in need. With an estimated 125,000 tonnes of plastic packaging thrown out at Christmas time, an e-gift card from WRC is the perfect zero-waste gift for your loved ones. So what are you waiting for? E-gift cards will be sent within 24 hours of purchase.
Reduce FGM medicalization by 50 midwives in Guinea The prevalence of Female Genital Mutilation is 97% in Guinea ; Moreover 30% of FGM are performed by midwives. In 2016, the World Health Organization and its partners including  Inter-African Committee has developed a guideline on the management of health complications from female genital mutilation. Midwives being the most practitioners of medicalization, the project will sensitize and train 50 of them to stoping performing FGM and to use the WHO guideline for taking care of the victims.
Send 400 children at risk to trafficking to school International Needs Ghana seeks to implement a project to support 400 children who are at risk of being trafficked to go to school. The parents of these children will also receive Counseling support to improve to enable them better protect their children to complete school even after the end of the project period. Community groups will also be trained to raise awareness on the dangers of child trafficking to help monitor the progress of the children placed in schools.
Help Bring Crucial Dental Care to Rural Africa With your help, we'll bring much needed oral care and education to 1,100 men, women and children living in remote parts of Senegal and Uganda. A Reason to Smile (ARTS) is more than our name. It's a mantra.  Using a three-pronged approach of dental care, education, and supplies, ARTS aims to empower people in these communities to attain and maintain a higher level of dental health and prevent the spread of dental disease-giving more and more Africans a reason to smile.
Hot lunches for 500 Cambodian children and youth M'Lop Tapang works with disadvantaged children and families. We believe that education is a way to break a family cycle of poverty and to do this we provide a variety of education and training programs.  We know it's hard to study if you are hungry and so we make free hot meals available to more than 500 Cambodian children and youth as part of their regular school day.  These meals are not fancy, but they are healthy and filling and often the only nutritious meal a child gets on a regular basis
'ART PRIVE' CHARITY EVENTS by Artist Stacie Krupa Master Artist Stacie Krupa, brings her "ART PRIVE" Charity Events global to support the LIFE ARTS programs for youth in need at Art Studio World locations nationally. All of the proceeds support the sustainability of Art Studio's programs so schools/students currently on wait-lists can receive LIFE ARTS in their community. Funding of these programs allows consistent personal & professional development workshops for youth ages 8-18yrs to discover their full potential on a "cradle to career" path.
Emergency need of Tele-Counseling in COVID Crisis Pandemic COVID-19 has brought a great isolation and psychological distress among people epecially the destitute and disabled people in this critical situation. We have found many of them have lack of food, supplies and even unable to recharge balance of their cell phone. KOSHISH, realized to support and link them for the needful services via telephone and has established a Toll-Free Number, so that the people can freely contact with us; we can listen from them and link with their emergency need.
3 Micro-bakeries for rural women in South Africa This project will establish 3 mobile micro-bakeries for women-led charities  in rural South Africa, providing income and bread for them and their communities. In South Africa 30.4 million people survive on less than $75 a month. This project offers affordable access to food and income security by training 12 women change agents to become artisanal bakers. Equipment and startup ingredients are provided alongside training and mentoring, ensuring that bakeries can start producing immediately.
ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT TO 100 WIDOWS OF IMALINYI This project aims to empower economically 100 widows in Imalinyi Division through beekeeping project.    Each widow will be provided  with  5  beehives to start Beekeeping business. Honey  and its  products harvested   will  improve  their  economy, physical,  social  and their livelihood. Help us break poverty circle, diseases, and malnutrition by empowering economically these widows.
Give Seriously ill Children their Childhood Back Hospitals treat the illness, Barretstown treats the child.  Barretstown offers free, medically endorsed camps and programmes that are designed for children and their families living with cancer and other serious illness - all supported behind the scenes by 24 hour on site medical and nursing care. Our programmes are designed to rebuild confidence and self-esteem through activities that foster growth, development, and independence.
TANF-Women/Girls Empowerment Programe The Anidaso Nsae Foundation (TANF) gathers our women/girls together as one, to educate not just their children but themselves. We aim to develop them in understanding the significance of education and healthcare. As well as stimulating business like ideas, and cultivating how to start a successful business on their own, which will lead to a positive spark in their lives.
School Supplies for those Affected by CA Wildfires As wildfires continue to ravage California, beloved farming communities are getting hit the hardest - destroying homes, barns, crops and livestock. Despite these struggles, one of the top needs that farming families have identified is assistance with getting their children prepared for school and at-home learning. In light of these requests, Can'd Aid is working to rapidly assemble and ship a large donation of art and school supplies to the Salinas, CA region.
Save Georgian Babies with Critical Heart Defects Over 1,000 babies with potentially fatal heart complications are born in Georgia annually.They can be saved if screened and diagnosed within 48 hours of birth. Thanks to your support, the first phase of the newborn heart screening program in Tbilisi has now been fully sustained by the Ministry of Health! However, other infants in the country are still in urgent need of this life-saving screening program, particularly in the Kvemo Kartli region - an area where newborns are especially vulnerable.
Give 420 Girls in Tanzania Their Own School Africa Schoolhouse's newest project is an all-girls boarding school, the first in the Misungwi District.  This school will allow 420 girls to receive and complete their secondary education in a safe, nurturing environment.  In addition to the standard Tanzanian academic curriculum and teachers, the school will also promote leadership, STEM, entrepreneurship, social justice and care for the environment. $33,000 will help us renovate and modernize two classrooms, and let 100 girls start schooling.
Prevent Youth Involvement in Drug Trafficking The project offers 50 young people alternative and enriching activities out of school hours to prevent their involvement with gang culture in the low income communities (favelas) of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
ReImagina Puerto Rico After Hurricane Maria, ReImagina devised recommendations to rebuild a strong, equitable and prosperous Puerto Rico with the input of local residents and stakeholders. ReImagina is promoting the implementation of these recommendations and developing transparency tools and multi-stakeholder coalitions to advance reforms, integrate investments and best practices that maximize equity, inclusiveness, collaboration, and social well-being, and track Puerto Rico's recovery efforts progress.
Rebuild 100 Homes at Punta Santiago, Humacao We are rebuilding 100 homes that were totally or partially destroyed by Hurricane Maria. Owners of these houses either did not get government support or received insufficient funds to cover the damage. P.E.C.E.S. is channeling donations and grants to help with structural assessments for their houses, as well as windows, doors, paint, roof sealer, kitchen cabinetry and materials that might not be covered by FEMA or other aids. Work will be done by local builders to support the local economy.
Creating eco-tourism and reducing poverty in Kenya The Il Ngwesi Group Ranch is reducing local poverty and conserving biodiversity through promotion of ecotourism and establishment of a community owned trust responsible for local land management.
Hurricane Michael Response - Disaster Health Kits Hurricane Michael made landfall Wednesday, Oct 10 as a powerful Category 4 hurricane with 150+ mph winds. More than 6000 residents were forced to evacuate their homes and are now residing in shelters and other locations.  This project will provide thousands of MAP Disaster Health Kits (DHKs) to hurricane evacuees in the Florida Panhandle. DHKs include essential hygiene items and health supplies to help prevent the spread of illness. One kit helps a person living in a shelter for a week.
Childcare for essential workers during COVID-19 During the COVID-19 crisis, we are counting on doctors, nurses, grocery store workers, police, EMTs and many other essential services providers to make it to work every day. But, many of them can't do that without childcare. Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley is keeping its doors open to serve infants through 8th graders at its preschools and school age Clubs so parents can do their important jobs that our community needs right now while their kids are in the safe Club environment.
Tablet Computers for Kenyan students This project will provide 43 high achieving students from Mukuru, the second largest slum in Nairobi, Kenya, with tablet computers and six months of wifi to access their online education until schools reopen. Schools have physically closed during the covid-19 pandemic, and therefore the only opportunity to access education is online.
Combating Poaching & Illegal Wildlife Trafficking -This project will help reduce poaching and wildlife trafficking: Uganda bush meat hunting is identified as one of the threats to wildlife in national parks. Its impact on African savannas receives far less attention. Bush-meat, typically occurs on a continuum from hunting for direct consumption and/or community trade, to large scale commercial trade in urban centers.  -Strengthen Community Wildlife conservation in 4 National Parks -Create community awareness in 20 community locations
who care the caregivers of visual disability child For 22 years the foundation serves children multis girls and disadvantaged youth with visual impairments , deafblindness and multiple institutional and community through the strategy of Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR ) with the participation of families programs, networks support and programs that are born of their own needs, where they themselves become the protagonists of their own transformation.
The Box Breakers The Dr. Annise Mabry Foundation is Georgia's only nonprofit high school diploma program for homeless LGBTQ youth, sex trafficking survivors, and high school dropouts. The Box Breakers Project will give 40 high school dropouts an opportunity to become a high school graduate. We will partner with nonprofit organizations that serve homeless LGBTQ youth and sex trafficking survivors as well as local police departments to identify potential program participants.
Help Allen & His Friends Fly to USA Allen and 14 of his friends are SURVIVORS. They've been through the unimaginable. That's in the past now, and nothing but a life of color awaits them in USA. They have a chance of a lifetime to make a getaway from the shelter. In a few short weeks, they can start the next chapter of their life.  Please help them board a plane destined for Chicago on May 6, 2021, where they can be adopted into loving families. See before and after photos here, https://www.triggercares.com
Free services to children affected by cancer The Rainbow Club is a free service for children aged 4-17 whose parents are diagnosed with cancer. Through professional psychosocial support we ensure that the children are well cared for to cope with changes in the family as a result of cancer. We help improve communication and build resilience as they face the challenges, so as to minimize their emotional distress. The programme is conducted by professionals including clinical psychologist, art therapist, play therapist and social workers.
Help entrepreneurs in India start businesses. This project will provide 1,100 disadvantaged youth with comprehensive skills training and support to become successful entrepreneurs.  Among other activities, the project will offer participants business and life skills training, access to financial capital through a revolving loan fund, ongoing technical assistance and links to mentors in the business community.
PAW (People For Animals On Wheels ) #PAW, People for Animals on Wheels, is an initiative to run a Mobile Animal Ambulance  providing On The Spot Medical Treatment to the disease/injured Animals without removing them from their natural habitat. The ambulance is aimed to consist facilities like X-ray Machine, OT , Hydraulic Lift Jack to carry heavy animals and a team of dedicated Veterinary Doctors at its service. Please Help Us Help the Helpless Animals by contributing to the required fund of $14991 for this noble cause.
Fight 4 Haiti's Communities-Konba Pou Kominote! Covid-19's impact on the economy of Haiti was staggering. OUR ACTION PLAN to impact 1000s of residents: Invest in agriculture by providing seeds,training related to climate change & land/crop management;Invest in economic growth by supporting Local Mutuelles Solidarites (community cooperative financing platforms with affordable interest rates);Develop with women's organizations a soap making small business initiative; Work with local universities such as L'Universite de Jeremie & local students.
Support youth programs at A Place Called Home A Place Called Home is a safe haven in South Central Los Angeles where underserved youth are empowered to take ownership of the quality and direction of their lives through programs in education, arts, and well-being; and are inspired to make a meaningful difference in their community and the world.
Teach the jury system to 7 million Filipinos The Filipinos are unaware that there is an alternative to the Single-Judge system that has failed to enforce the country's laws .  The teaching of jury system to university students, who will pass on the knowledge they have gained in all of the 17 Regions of the country, will help empower the Filipinos in enforcing equal justice to all _ whether rich or poor Filipinos.
Providing Free Access to Healthcare Healthcare is not a luxury but a basic essential need. In Fiji, the level of public healthcare varies considerably from Island to Island and community to community. Fijians living in rural communities have to travel hours for their nearest health facilities. This project work is in partnership with local community nurses enabling community outreach, awareness and health checks without the long travel to the nearest hospital.
Corona Virus Relief Support for Pakistan The emergency relief aims at providing immediate food ration support to the domestic housekeepers who have lost their source of income and also do not have any other means to fulfill this basic requirement for their families. It also seeks to mitigate the risk of COVID-19 spread in the community due to the crowded urban slum conditions, through the distribution of hygiene kits, installation of hand washing units and furthermore to support a sustained income generation during the lockdown period.
Improving children's health and education Project Sekoly is SEED's ongoing school construction project. It aims to improve health and education outcomes for children in rural communities of southeast Madagascar. Alongside school buildings, we construct rainwater harvesting systems, latrines, menstrual management facilities, and deliver WASH education sessions. We also aim to mitigate our environmental impact by offsetting our carbon footprint and establishing plantations for sustainable community harvest
Empowering farmers in rural Colombia The ChocÃ³ Bioregion is one the most biodiverse places on earth and one of ColombiaÂ´s most vulnerable regions. 

This initiative will provide 20 afro descendent families from Bojaya in the state of ChocÃ³ an opportunity to increase their income and protect their collectively owned land by implementing the analog forestry methodology in their agricultural practices.
Women's Economic Empowerment in Rural Lebanon This project will take action to advance the opportunities and rights of women in Baalbek-Hermel, a rural region in Lebanon, and ensure their ability to participate and be heard.
Trade/Technical school As part of a long-term plan, Upendo Foundation plans to set up a technical school to impart life skills to area residents and especially to vulnerable youth. We envision a public-private partnership where students would be enrolled in a fee-based model. The trade school would offer short-term certificates and diplomas in programs such as Agricultural technologies, plumbing, electrical-mechanical Technologies, automotive technology, coding, and web development.
Provide long-term livings for 300 women in Malawi Your donation will allow us to buy a motorbike to extend our reach to rural women who would otherwise have no access to microfinance. Our loan officers' ride up to 70 kilometres on dirt tracks to deliver training, mentoring and loan capital to some of the poorest women in the world.  MicroLoan Foundation fosters entrepreneurial spirit and independence, offering a hand up not a hand out.