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Spread the Paralympic spirit throughout the world Luiz Herazo from Columbia is just one life that we have recently transformed and the Paralympic Movement has been the most potent force for changing the perception of disability during the last 50 years. 1 Billion people have an impairment - the world's largest minority (15%). We need your support to provide more opportunities and the essential equipment to play Para sport, especially in developing countries. Please help us to create a more inclusive society.
Tree for life and climate change in Sierra Leone Pollution and forest over exploitation has affected our country of Sierra Leone. This is affecting the health situation in Sierra Leone.  The country suffered ebola as a result of environmental pollution.  This project is called to empower the Sierra Leone to plant one acre of trees.  Each woman to plant a minimum of 100 trees to save our environment.  We are going to empower 100 women to plant 100 acres this year. Help us to save the lives of the Sierra Leone people by support our climate.
Transcendental Meditation Programs in Prisons Through providing a profound state of rest and relaxation, the TM technique allows inmates to relieve symptoms of deeply rooted trauma that form the basis of criminal behavior. As the grip of past traumas is loosened, inmates naturally calm down and become less violent and begin to take greater responsibility for their actions. An easy-to-learn and non-religious program, the TM technique is warmly received by both prison guards and inmates.
Empower and educate girls free of sexual violence Fundacion Idea Dignidad works with girls and their families to eradicate sexual violence and forced pregnancy. We develop training and accompaniment through art to increase their self-esteem, knowledge of their rights and create protective environments in which they can develop their skills and life projects. With this project, girls, their families and caregivers will have access to psychosocial support, didactic material and education about rights through art and play.
Help orphans rebuild post Kumamoto earthquake Our project will provide immediate and long-term support to orphanages in Kumamoto and other areas that were affected by the devastating earthquake. We'll provide material support such as clothing, footwear, toys, books, school supplies, and bikes. For emotional support, this includes counseling and therapeutic activities (field trips,Yoga, camps,etc...)
Kalimantan Haze Emergency Appeal Because of continuous forest fires, the people of Central Kalimantan are suffering from the worst haze in history. The air pollution level has reached 3,000 - more than 10 times the hazardous level!  The air has become a yellow color. People have difficulty breathing, suffer from constant headaches and more and more babies, children and pregnant mothers are experiencing acute respiratory infections. This project aims to distribute oxygen tanks, masks, eye drops, milk and vitamins to 7 villages.
Upskill 160 Migrants for Certificates and Jobs This project provides 160 Liverpool migrants (mostly Refugees/Asylum seekers) additional skills and nationally recognized certificates for better chances in life.  It involves preparation for NCFE/ABRSM Qualifications/Certificates for progression to higher education/jobs. An extension due to demand from our previous project of providing 200 Refugees/Asylum seekers opportunity to learn new skills. Music is a part of it, English literacy/numeracy and upskilling schemes.
Coach 30 African queer womxn founders & fund 5 As a community of 1000+ African queer womxn entrepreneurs and professionals, our mission is to empower and advance each other through access. We've set a BOLD goal to raise a minimum of $15,000 to coach 30 African queer womxn entrepreneurs and provide funding for 5 queer womxn owned businesses through the 2021 QWB+A Startups Pitch Challenge program. The first virtual business development program for African queer womxn founders. To date, we have coached 56 and funded 12 businesses!
Improve Vision Health for 1,000 Guatemalans Vision Health International will provide eye exams, fit eyeglasses, perform life-altering surgeries, and improve the vision health for 1000 adults and children in medically under-served regions in and around Villa Nueva, Guatemala. Guatemala is one of the most populous and poor countries in Central America, with over half of the population living in poverty. We're partnering with the City of Villa Nueva to conduct vision screenings in schools and community centers, & perform cataract surgeries.
Swazi SHEROES Swazi SHEROES will work with young women in Eswatini to build entrepreneurial and workforce skills that translate into viable, sustainable economic opportunities in order to mitigate the HIV/AIDs epidemic. Through Swazi SHEROES women will be able to control the tools they need to succeed and will become economically empowered through mentorship, social enterprise, and holistic support so they can have both their health and economic freedom.
Global Migrants Project When supporting migrants, many organizations focus on short-term needs of beneficiaries and forget about their long-term dreams. The Global Diversity Foundation aims to move beyond aid. We help migrants pursue their life ambitions and contribute to the nations they join. We need diversity to solve global challenges such as climate change and to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. Providing broad access to opportunity empowers all people to strengthen their communities.
SEND A NEEDY CHILD TO SCHOOL IN KENYA FOR A YEAR Toku organization is catering for children by educating and providing them with skills such as Arts & Crafts that can enable them to be self reliant in future .More attention is given to girl child especially those from ignorant communities  and  the orphaned.This project goes round in six counties,namely Nairobi,Homabay ,Kiambu, Embu ,Kisumu and Kisii.
Give a Child in Ghana a Safe Place to Learn This project is fundamental for the organization to be able to operate while securing the school-building for our students.
Fund Source of Income for Wheelchair Users - Egypt Alhassan FDN enforces inclusion & independency of its physically challenged members - with emphasis on females and single moms raising their kids independently - across Egypt, especially underprivileged areas. We walk the talk! The employment equation has been reversed. 80% of our employees are physically challenged while 20% are abled bodies: (35% females 65% males). We finance, monitor & partner in micro & small developmental projects. This project aligns with some U.N. SDGs:
Welfare of Destitute rural poor children & elders Sevalaya runs free Homes for  orphan,destitute, poor children and senior citizens, a free Higher secondary school for 1650 poor rural children. Most of them are first generation learners from families of daily wages laborers. Sevalaya's efforts have made a major contribution to the abolition of child labor. Sevalaya supports the higher education of the children and many alumni are well placed and successful in life. The senior citizens home takes care of destitute old people right upto funeral.
Livelihood for 50 Tribal Women in Manipur, India Conflict widows and girls in Manipur, India, are a marginalised group with little access to sustainable income opportunities. Using traditional methods of weaving and connecting this to modern and global markets, 50 conflict widows and girls will gain skills and knowledge in reviving traditional indigenous practices of weaving to create 'green' and climate-friendly products, learn to access local and global markets, including using digital outlets, so that they can be financially independent.
Help Disabled People be Involved in Sports: China With our charity, we are promoting the idea of "sports accessibility". We aims to raise awareness of the needs of people who are visually impaired or otherwise unable to benefit from or access sport as a means of fitness, fulfillment or engaging in the community. We lobby for better facilities for the physically impaired and organizes a wide range of events to allow everyone to experience the benefits that so many of us are able to take for granted.
Building Libraries in Rural Uganda We are building 2 libraries, in conjunction with Help one Child Uganda, in rural areas within Uganda.  Each library will not only focus on creating and nourishing a culture of reading, but will serve as a community center in these remote villages.  A dedicated librarian will serve each library and offer programming that includes daily story times and arts and crafts classes.  Each library will provide an outlet where children and adults can go to learn and explore.
Support and Educate Vulnerable children in Uganda Imagine a child left homeless when his mother is sent to prison for defending herself against an abusive husband. Children like this roam the rat-infested, flooded alleys of Kampala's Namuwongo slum all day, scavenging for food and searching for shelter. Without help, they would not survive. Uganda Hands for Hope aims to alleviate poverty and facilitate lasting change in the lives of the most vulnerable children and families living in Namuwongo through education, health and livelihood programs.
WCC healthcare project There is a tremendous need for accessible health care in Sierra Leone. Education and healthcare especially for women and children are a great challenge for these communities. There is only one community hospital in Waterloo which is a few kilometers from Maboikardor village . WCC aims to provide newborn babies  and their mothers in Sierra Leone with an improved quality of life and access to up- to- date healthcare services .
Care in Crisis for Syrian Women and Girls Syria is enduring one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. Women and girls are suffering widespread rape and forced marriage on top of the mass displacement, starvation and armed attacks threatening millions of civilians. In partnership with grassroots women's groups in Syria and surrounding refugee communities, MADRE is delivering aid and trauma counseling to women and girls. We're also training women to document and prosecute rape as a weapon of war and demand a voice in peace talks.
Non-formal Education for Disadvantaged Girls This project will provide non-formal education for 750 disadvantaged women and girls who by difficult circumstances have stopped formal schooling and live hand-to-mouth existence in remote communities. Non-formal education will be through individual coaching, small group discussions and practical site visits to successful projects in the locality.
Support 100 Global Emerging Environmental Leaders The Global Environments Network supports emerging changemakers by promoting peer-to-peer learning and communication skills training. Working from local to global scales, these leaders draw on superb academic backgrounds and inspiring field experiences to develop practical actions - often out of the public eye - that improve local livelihoods, resolve conflicts and restore environments. These inspiring efforts are benefiting their communities, their countries and the world as a whole.
Health & Dignity for 20 Guatemalan Families 20 families in Villa Linda - a community in the Barillas region will continue improvements to their living conditions through construction of latrines, sinks and  fuel-efficient stoves for each family
Save the Children Empowering Girls in Bangladesh This project creates safe environments for girls living in poverty in Bangladesh to develop the skills and receive support to stay in school, learn how to remain healthy and develop life skills.
Child Sponsorship Program Please support Challenging Heights' work by sponsoring a child.

Sponsoring a child's education costs $300 per year. Knowing a child has a full year of sponsorship is a comfort to the child and allows us to be more efficient in managing the sponsorship. However, if it is easier for you, a recurring donation of $25 per month will also allow you to receive all the satisfaction and benefits of an annual sponsorship!
Fill the gap in funding an Elephant Pump project Fill the gap in funding an Elephant Pump in Katsika Village in the Mchinji Region of Malawi; we need your help to fully fund this project! 
This project will provide an Elephant Pump to a village of 114 people, including 69 children. The Elephant Pump will not only provide water for this community, it also is expected to bring a number of other benefits to the people that use it including improved health, higher economic productivity and better access to education.
Support APOPO's rats in their life-saving missions APOPO is a global non-profit with Belgian roots that trains African giant pouched rats (nicknamed HeroRATs) to detect landmines or tuberculosis using their extraordinary sense of smell. APOPO's scent detection technology has a massive potential to relieve human suffering and promote development when used in TB- and landmine-response, as well as in currently unexplored fields. APOPO has programs in Tanzania, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Angola, Cambodia and Zimbabwe.
Stronger health through Irish & Kenyan partnership Over the past 12 years, a health partnership has developed between Mayo University Hospital in Ireland and Londiani Sub-county Hospital in Kenya.  Shared learning exchanges in person and online are building skills and knowledge across both hospital.  An operating theatre & maternal health shelter have been built and put into use.  Now is your chance to add your support to creating healthier communities & stronger health systems across a population of almost 1 million people in Kericho County.
Protect 150 children in Kilifi,  Kenya Grandsons of Abraham is feeding, educating and providing a safe environment to over 114 children rescued from the streets of Mombasa, many of whom have been victims of abuse - sexual exploitation, trafficking and child labour.
Help 100 Afghans in diagnosis of Blood Cancers WHO claims that cancer cases would rise by 81% in low- and middle-income countries by 2040 because of a lack of prevention and care. Afghanistan is no exception where detection of cancer cases is a big challenge , let alone treatment. FMIC took lead role by initiating the first ever cytogenetic testing in Afghanistan to ensure right diagnosis sand prognosis of blood cancer and genetic disorders. However, low paying capacity of the people hinders their way to benefit from this rare facility.
Reducing maternal & neonatal mortality in Nigeria In Nigeria lack of access to safe maternity services contribute to a range of adverse outcomes, like disability and death. With limited resources we can't meet the need for obstetric and neonatal care. Less than half of mothers have access to proper healthcare and there's a huge lack of trained health workers and basic medical supplies. If a woman goes into labour she won't be able to get to a hospital- even if she does, there probably won't be a trained midwife to give her the care she needs.
Food and Income for 1350 Sierra Leoneans in 2018 We support small farmers with loans, seeds, fertilizer and training. Started September 2016 with 20 farmers cultivating 10 Hectares (ca. 25 acres), we need new funds to double each 6 months and reach 500 farmers (3000 inhabitants) by 2019. The planned expansion from the current 125 to 225 farmers in February 2018 require still USD 12,500. Our aim is to support them becoming financially independent so they can indulge in their own farming processing with sustainability and continuity approach.
Help Father's House Orphanage to be sustainable Fathers House orphanage started with a few HIV positive orphans taken care by a support group of PLWHIV. It has become now full grown orphanage that has helped more than 100 children since 2009. Now dwindling funding threatens to leave the orphanage and the life project of Madam Commy unfinished, you can make them safe.
Read&Connect:Georgia Joins the Global Conversation Radarami is a non-profit organization based in the country of Georgia (not the state).  We bring globally significant topics to Georgians-things like climate change ("Fast Forward"), the role of China ("When a Billion Chinese Jump") and the global financial crisis. Currently, we are promoting Tony Judt's "Ill Fares the Land" which raises questions about the proper role of government and its engagement with the economy.
Praises for Pibbles ARF is located in a city with a large number of Pit Bull strays. These beautiful dogs are often times injured, scarred and require immediate vet care. They are never spayed or neutered when left at the shelter gates. Due to local breed specific legislation, it is difficult to find good, loving homes for them. ARF is a no kill sanctuary that provides care for the lifetime of a dog.  These are loving, intelligent dogs that do not deserve the bad rap they get. We help educate the public about this.
Bring Clean Water to 3000 Tibetan Villagers The Tibet Water Project will install a clean water delivery and sanitation system for 3000 inhabitants of a remote village and monastery complex in one of the poorest areas in eastern Tibet. This project will help decrease the incidence of diarrhea and parasitic disease, and support agricultural activities for over 3000 people, and will eliminate the need for people to hike for up to an hour to haul water manually for their daily needs.
Save 100 women and Physically challenged in Ghana Help set up an Integrated Rural Art Center to train 100 poor and vulnerable Ghanaian women, physically challenged, unemployed youth on rural Arts to help establish their own income generating business
Taliban forces families' from their homes Thousands of families left their home because the Taliban advanced into my hometown. They've fled over 40 kilometers from the war situation and many are living in a Mosque, with no other options. Homes have been taken as barracks, young men have been taken from their families and some have lost their lives.  These families have fled into an area we are already working to end extreme poverty, so we must help to expand our work, but also to protect that which has already been accomplished.
CareCenter for Children with Learning Disabilities The project is aimed at creating a learning Center to provide quality and target learning to children with different  learning disabilities(dyslexia, dysgraphia, autism) and Internally displaced Kids from Crisis affected areas in Cameroon.We aim at providing holistic learning that will improve the academic performance of these kids as well as help build-self Confidence and Self-Esteem.It will also serve as a reference center for teachers and parents to enhance awareness on learning disabilities.
Empowering Women and Girls with UNICEF Girls face violations of their rights around the world. As a global community, we can do better and do more to empower women and girls. UNICEF's Gender Programming focuses on addressing barriers to women's and girls' rights through innovative paths that focus on sustainable outcomes. An example is Techno Girl, a program that focuses on minimizing gender disparities in education and encourages girls and young South African women to consider careers in science, technology, engineering and math.
Empower 325 Cambodian Families to be Self Reliant This project will provide 21 local community based organizations (CBOs) with the alternative livelihood training and materials necessary to transform their own communities.
Bellydance classes in UK hospices and cancer units The effects of treatment for cancer can have a devastating effect on a woman's sense of self and her body image. She will probably lose her hair, may lose her breasts, and will be poked and prodded and put through machines in an attempt to save her life. In memory of inspirational UK bellydancer, Yvette Cowles, we are taking bellydance classes to hospices and cancer units,  helping women get back in touch with their bodies and their femininity, and bringing joy and laughter at a time of crisis.
Empowering Communities to Conserve Dry Forests With only 2% remaining, Peru's dry forests are one of the most endangered ecosystems in the world. Native trees are heavily logged yet are crucial to the survival and wellbeing of local communities and endangered wildlife. Located on Peru's northern coast, this project will work with low-income farmers and community members to reforest this threatened landscape. Local people will be trained on how to restore and sustainably manage dry forests in ways that boost their income and conserve habitat.
A small step, a great dream - transforming lives Passos da Crianca is founded in 2004. It is located in Vila Torres, where people are daily confronted to poverty, drug abuse and violence. The project welcomes 60 children living in conditions of social vulnerability. It gives them access to many activities such as capoeira, brazilian percussions, among others - and food, before or after school.  The children, surrounded by a team of educators, social psychologists, social workers, and volunteers find in Passos a safe place dedicated to them.
MUTIMA CENTRE HEALS TRAUMA AT SOUTH KIVU Coopera Congo provides psychosocial treatment to heal the collective trauma of South Kivu people and build their resilience in the face of conflict, epidemics, and natural disasters. The MUTIMA Psychosocial Reference Center is under construction. The center includes specialized services for the psychological and psychiatric treatment of adults and children.  With this project, we will build 4 therapy rooms, hire 4 psychologists, and train them to care for 400 people per month.
Water & Supplies for Earthquake Survivors To provide emergency assistance to victims of the South Asian Earthquake in both India and Pakistan. Emergency food, shelter and medical care will be sent immediately.
From Street Gang to Service Industry in Panama Few give them a chance, but young men from Casco Viejo Panama's street gangs are out to prove they can move away from violence and into the professional world. Esperanza ("Hope") gives these young men eight weeks of emotional development, life skills, professional training and job placement that will allow them to re-integrate into mainstream society.
Support Refugee Women on Lesvos This project will support the women's activities at the community centre of Movement on the Ground in Kara Tepe, a refugee camp for the 1200 most vulnerable families and children on the Greek island of Lesvos. Because we believe that empowered women stand at the heart of the refugee camp that is dignified, sustainable, and safe.
Sri Lanka School Construction Project Room to Read is planning to rebuild schools affected by the tsunam in Sri Lanka.  This will include 15-20 preschools and elementary schools.
Make Vulnerable Kids in Odessa Smart-Happy-Healthy The project provides work and equipment of 3 Early Child Learning Centers in Odessa, Ukraine. Your donation will help vulnerable and the war zone refugees' families to get access to free daycare, nutrition and education for children and specialized support for their resilience. So 200 children of 2-7 years old per year will be able to get vital skills, overcome physical, social and cognitive lagging, love to learn and create, get mental well-being for their further success at school and society.
Send 12 Students to Teach STEAM in South Africa This trip will allow US & South African students and educators to engage in local community service projects and exchange cultural experiences through dialogue and STEAM (STEM + Arts) education. Our student Ambassadors will lead 4 events teaching applied Science & Engineering, to over 300 South African students and teachers in Cape Town and Johannesburg, using digital Arts technology.