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Running the World, For the World We are embarking on a journey to run the 7 continents and promote the importance of sustainability. Our focus is on the vital role that forests play in development, and we protect them by planting trees & curbing deforestation through sustainable agriculture. With your support, we are providing holistic solutions to the environmental and social challenges facing rural forest-edge communities. For each step we take, we will plant a tree, protect a tree, or change a life. Join us in the challenge!
Save the Northwest Prairie! The Pacific Rim Institute is working to save a northwest prairie located on our 175 acre property on Whidbey Island in Puget Sound. The northwest prairie is one of North America's most endangered ecosystems. Our next phase is to double our native plant collection and grow-out capacity.   Much of this project's time and effort is contributed by over 100 volunteers, but funds are still needed for greenhouse improvements and other supplies.  Help us save the prairie!
Protecting the Sustainability Network WiserEarth connects the organizations and changemakers working toward sustainability. Your donation will be matched by a generous foundation to preserve our forum and resources for future generations.
Ethics in Education - Alice Schools in India Many children in the Arunachal Pradesh region don't have access to education. The nearest school is too far away from where they live. Funding a new school and the girls' boarding school in Boddishata, India will give 125 children access to higher education and help their families and communities sustain a higher quality of life.FOH will support this school for 20 months; a sewing course will be launched for girls and access to drinkable water will be provided
HELP A GIRL CHILD IN NIGERIA GET FREE EDUCATION COVID-19 pandemic left many parents and guardian Jobless, and this has affected the education of many teenage girls in Nigeria. some are dropout, some can not go to school, they hawk around streets selling different things to save money for her education, but in the other hand their parents collect the savings for feeding survival. And this situation is really affecting their future.  This project will help 200 teenage girls study and get educated for free.This will stop hawking on the streets.
Vocational Training & Microfinance Empowerment This project empowers individuals in Sierra Leone through vocational training such as tailoring/catering and computer/information technology to enable marketability and success in a challenging economy. Microfinance loans are provided primarily to young adults and women to effectively start and grow their small businesses. Small businesses are the life-blood of African economies and this is an excellent way to bring change.
Send 120 Pygmies Children to School in Cameroon Marginalized, stigmatized, rejected by the by the surrounding Bantu population,the Pygmies have no legal recognition,this project will insure the care of 120 Pygmies children and youth (tuition fees, uniforms, clothing),provide appropriate materials for different levels of education: preschool, elementary and secondary - (school supplies, textbooks, computers),to benefit from medical follow-up (purchase of essential medicines),to have a healthy diet (Creation of an agro-pastoral farm).
Youth Farming to Eliminate Hunger in Rural Nigeria Lady Mitz Foundation (LMF) is Partnering with GlobalGiving to raise funds for our Youth Farming to Eliminate Hunger in Rural Nigeria project for 2022. This Project aims to provide opportunities for 20 young adults ages 18-35, to be trained in food farming and enterprise. This will boost livelihood for them and their community.   On September 13th, 2021, please join us using the link below to donate and help us fund our project. Also, help us in reaching our goal to continue our Partnership.
Educate hearing-impaired children in Timbuktu "Ecole des deficients auditifs" is an initiation of the association of parents of deaf children in Timbuktu. It was established in 2007 with support from the Norwegian Stromme Foundation and the French Embassy in Mali, allowing us to hire two trained teachers and management, and construct three classrooms and latrines. Today, there are 30 children enrolled at the school and three teachers. This school is the first of its kind in the region and is greatly welcomed by the Ministry of Education.
Help Cerebral Palsy affected children Project will help re-build and restore to near-normalcy the lives of around fifty cerebral palsy (CP) affected children who are brought to Balajothi Centre where we provide physiotherapy, speech-therapy, vocational training and counselling sessions to help the CP affected children become self-reliant, confident and useful individuals. Parents of CP affected children are also involved so that they are cared for in their home environment as well.
Umatter -- Prevent Teen Suicide in New England! You matter because you may need help.   You matter because you are in a position to help.   Umatter is a suicide prevention program for youth and adults that teaches self-care and caring for others. Umatter trains teams of young people and professionals about mental health, signs of suicide, and how to help. Umatter supports community action projects that create a culture where people know they can make a difference, and THEY MATTER.
Increase rice yield for Cambodian poor farmers Poor farmers in rural Ballangk commune of Siem Reap province, Cambodia are facing food insecurity due to low rice yield. Low rice and other crops yield bring them into vicious cycle of poverty which impact their family in many way, they can not afford to send their children education, face food insecurity, malnutrition among children, can not afford to get clean water well or sources and constantly in debt with high interest. We need to help them to break the cycle through increasing rice yield
The Greater Boston Food Bank COVID-19 Response The Greater Boston Food Bank (GBFB) continues to work alongside our 500+ partner hunger-relief agencies, including food pantries, community meal programs and other food assistance providers throughout the nine counties and 190 towns and cities across Eastern Massachusetts.
Yezidi Children's Safe Space FYF provides an environment for children to be safe and enjoy enriching activities, despite their harsh environment. As survivors and witnesses to the 2014 genocide living in protracted displacement, Yezidi children require specialized care to promote healing and long-term resilience. In addition, FYF safe spaces for children liberate Yezidi women, who can then pursue education or employment.
Support a child in refuge We support children who stay with us in both safe houses.   Our children's service focuses on therapeutic support and play alongside group play work. We aim to undo the harm caused by experiencing DA and help children understand that the abuse was not their fault
Help Provide Disaster Relief From Storm Damage Storm, rain and flood disaster strikes hard.  It strikes particularly hard for those living in poverty.  Personal and family recovery is difficult when governments are not in a position to provide any support.  Families end up being devastated and scare resources are further depleted.    This project will provide humanitarian support to help families and communities get back on track.  Funds will go towards food, emergency help, cleanup efforts, fixing roofs, restoring  damaged property etc.
Don't Spoil My Future:End Early Marrige Now in S.O In  South Omo Zone is the top prone area where Early Marriage (South Omo Zone WCYAs, 2015). The percentage occurrence of Early Marriage is the highest in the Zone which is 11.2%. Low educational background,low awareness, interference of community leaders, Social Norms, Isolation of the community from outside world and loose coordinated system are the factors. Thus, this project will establish network and referral  linkage, create awareness, facilitate legal protection and rehabilitation ofvictim
Richmond Community Centre Richmond is a small Karoo town in the northern cape.  This project started as a soup kitchen feeding children in the community as the unemployment rate is about 85%. Due to unemployment, poverty faces many children daily in Richmond.  With the support of individual donors and strong community leaders, we are able to feed over 200 daily. The Community Centre has become a safe space for many children to be themselves and to take part in the educational activities the organization had to offer.
Using the power of football to fight HIV/AIDS The project will train 10 players at Livingstone Youth Football Academy (LYFA) to be Sexual Health Football Coaches. They will go into local communities to raise awareness and increase knowledge of HIV/AIDS & other Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR) in vulnerable young people in Livingstone, Zambia. The players will undergo training before conducting weekly sessions in local communities in a 1-year project. We will also host football tournaments to promote voluntary HIV testing.
Emergency Afterhours Safehouse and Foster Care The Sunlight Safe House (SSH) was established in 1997 under the auspice of Childline Gauteng.  The SSH is an after-hours service for abused and abandoned children, as traditional organisations are closed at night and during weekends.  SSH provides short-term care, in the form of the after hours reception centre and  loving community homes, for children removed by the South African Police Service (SAPS) until a suitable placement is found by the relevant statutory services.
Early Childhood: Playrooms for childhood in Mexico Fondo Unido-United Way Mexico works in projects to ensure that children have access to the universal Right to Play. For more than 10 years, we have had the conviction to ensure that every child in Mexico, has access to their Right to Play. Children learn from the time they are born, and there is no better way to grow than through quality play!  Research shows that playful learning experiences are more effective in developing these interconnected skills.
Support Girls in Kenya Escape from Violent Abuse The project seeks to provide material and psycho social support for girls who have been rescued from abusive environments.  Girls facing abuse and threat of homelessness due to cultural practices that discriminate against them need material support in form of food and nutrition supplements to ensure health needs of girls is met. This project seeks to support 110 girls based in our Ngong hills rescue center who have faced various forms of violence e.g early child marriages, sexual abuse, FGM
Education for Youth Affected by War in Uganda This project helps secondary students get an education. After years of war, people are returning to native villages in Gulu. Education is crucial for children and communities to become sustainable.
YOFAFO Uganda school Christmas hamper Looking for something special to give this Christmas? Well imagine the face of a mother in Uganda when she unwraps a year of education, food and medical care for her child. Or a cow so she can pay for herself? Or the excitement in the smiles of the 760 children attending YOFAFO's two primary schools when they unwrap new school supplies. So here's your opportunity to contribute to YOFAFO's Christmas education hamper. Make a donation yourself, or on behalf of someone else this Christmas.
The Recovery Project: For Sex-Trafficked Victims The project provides 20 victims of sex trafficking with a 1 year holistic residential rehabilitation program that caters to their psychological, medical, physical and economic recovery. The overall mission of our project is geared towards rehabilitating, educating and empowering the beneficiaries - as well as setting them on course for sustainable self-sufficiency by providing vocational skills training, employment and entrepreneurial opportunities.
Banking on Education Almost 45% of students who begin first grade in the most impoverished countries in the world do not complete their primary education. Opportunity seeks to decrease this by providing loans for schools.
Support Montessori Communities in Puerto Rico Maintaining Montessori Guides' Assistant position is vital for the strengthening of educational services and the reconstruction of the social fabric of the communities we serve. We have 194 Assistants serving around 5,500 children. They contribute to the social transformation of their community through work with children, providing an optimal environment for learning and growth of the child and youth, through their training as assistant and their integration into work force of our communities.
Bringing Biblical Deer to the Holy Land The Persian Fallow Deer (Dama dama mesopotamica) is one of the kosher animals mentioned in Deuteronomy 14:4-5. Thought to be extinct by the 1940's, a small population of this species was rediscovered in Iran in 1956. They are nearly extinct in the wild today, inhabiting only three small habitats in Iran and two areas in Israel where they have been successfully reintroduced since 1996. This conservation program focuses on their reintroduction into the wild at Nahal Soreq near Jerusalem, Israel.
Sustainable agriculture in Sunderbans, India AID works with small and marginal farmers as well as landless families across India.
Support 6 housemothers in care of children in need 17 children in need are currently in the care of our amazing housemothers at Diani Children's Village (DCV). These housemothers support the children, ensuring they have a clean, secure, and comfortable place to live. DCV supports the housemothers wherever they  can, including covering their own children's schools fees, providing them with access to good healthcare, etc. This project will support six housemothers in their personal family lives for the next year.
Libya Diabetes and Cardiac Outreach AG supports medical capacity building in post-Revolutionary Libya. Our current focus is on diabetes and heart disease. An estimated 60% of Libyans over the age of 40 have some form of diabetes and/or heart disease, which combined are a leading cause of death. We support testing, public outreach, and institutional partnerships. To date, we have helped test over 5,000 individuals, and awareness campaigns have reached more than 200,000 individuals. 2013 targets: 20,000 tested and double outreach.
Safe Drinking Water for 40 schools in Bolivia Teachers and students of 40 schools in Bolivia will be trained on how to obtain safe drinking water and improve hygiene conditions at school. Simple and affordable technologies like Solar Water Disinfection (SODIS) will be promoted.
Disaster Relief in Okanogan County, Washington This project will start the rehabilitation process for hundreds of devastated homeowners whose homes were destroyed in the Carlton Complex Fire that swept through Washington State in July 2014 - the largest in its history. IsraAID and its US partner Team Rubicon will engage in debris removal and the retrieval of personal belongings. This action, and its timing, are crucial to breaking the cycle of overwhelming devastating suffered by the homeowner, and minimizing the chances of long-term trauma.
Promoting Creativity and Leadership in Rural Girl Nah is a young girl in the Bonakanda community, very talented and creative with her hands in design and arts. like many other young girls in this community, talking to Nah,she has little or no interest in developing her skills and making a living from it as she is betrothed to be married after her primary education. This project aims to empower at least 60 talented rural girls like Nah take charge of their lives, by helping them develop their talents and train them how to make a living from it
A million trees to energize DR Congo's rainforest Thousands of hectares of land in Yangambi (northern DR Congo) are no longer productive after decades of overexploitation. The soil is poor, agriculture yields are low, and trees for wood energy are scarce. In response, local communities are planting trees to restore the land. Over 1 million trees have been planted in agroforestry systems that enrich the soil, feed families, and meet local energy needs. With your help, we can plant another million trees!
Building a home for the Flores family in Mexico Gildardo and Cristina earn the minimum salary to be able to support their family. They use this salary to feed and educate their children and that is why they have not been able to find a decent space to live. Currently they live in a room with their 3 children, this room was lent to them by Gildardo's father but it is very difficult for children to grow up in an environment where they do not have space or privacy.
Cancer in Kenya: Giving a real chance of recovery Faraja staff have a vision.  For all adults and children, diagnosed with cancer in Kenya, to be able to access the right medical treatment at the right time. A big problem needs a big solution. The goal is to raise at least 100 million Kenyan Shillings within 2 years. A powerful pool of funds, called the Faraja Cancer Support Fund, invested to generate life-saving medical grants for generations to come. Giving hope and a real chance of recovery to thousands. Forever
Rehabilitation of El Manzano #2 Elementary School The Manzano Dos elementary school is in horrible condition and with over 120 students attending classes daily we need your help to renovate and update this school to ensure a clean, comfortable and most importantly safe learning environment.
Help Afghan Refugees Resettle in America Through MALA's national network, there are hundreds of Afghan-Americans from the diaspora communities. Many of their families fled Afghanistan, while many still remain in danger.  We have identified 5 families in who are stationed at military bases in the United States, and need urgent financial assistance to assimilate, acculturate, connect displaced people in need of temporary housing, and pay for basic needs such as toiletries, diapers, and legal assistance.
New books and children's library in rural Misiones Fundacion Leer will develop community capacity to build two Reading Corners, free and attractive libraries full of new and culturally appropriate books for 154 at-risk children and their families in 9 de Julio, Misiones.
Covid Can't Win! Help Support Families & Survivors Trapped! Our Modern Day Prison! COVID-19 has destroyed countless lives globally & thrust millions into poverty & needless suffering. In its midst, The Covid Can't Project & iNYLAC's fight for survivors, reminds us that Together, We're Stronger Than any Obstacle! Together we provide Masks, Supplies & Encouragement nationally to those hardest hit! Helping Survivors Break Chains & Inspiring Global Leaders, proving that Social Distancing is Not Social Isolation! We're in this Together & We Will Win!
Build a Community Peace Centre in Bosnia Located in Northwestern Bosnia-Herzegovina, Sanski Most is a town that is recovering from the scars of war and has no organized space for cultural and community development. Our goal is to build and manage a self-sustaining Peace Embassy, a community center and social enterprise with a focus on peacebuilding activities oriented towards nonviolence. The Peace Embassy will emphasize education, while also including tourism and business/community services to support embassy activities.
Sustainable livelihood for 200 South African women We are working to secure sustainable livelihoods for 200 vulnerable young women of 18-25 years in Philippi Township and surrounding communities through vocational skills training in agriculture, business, computer education, cooking, fashion design & sewing skills training. Through this initiative, young women from low income communities will be empowered  to transition successfully into adulthood and participate actively in the economy and be less vulnerable to the social ills.
Education Fund for 25 High School Students in Bali Many students living in poverty may stop going to school, so they can work to help their parents and provide foods for their families, which leaves them without literacy and numeracy skills they need to further their careers. YKIP plans to provide a 3-year scholarship for 25  children in Bali who come from impoverish family to graduate from senior high school. The scholarship cost will include school fees, uniform, school supplies, daily allowances, and a workshop.
Restore & Rebuild J-FLAG's Office, Rainbow House On Sunday, December 30, 2018, our office -- affectionately monikered 'Rainbow House' -- was destroyed by a massive fire causing damage 90% of the building and its contents which value between $50,000 and $60,000. This has put a severe damper on our spirits and is a significant impediment on our operations. Rainbow House was a safe space where activities were hosted for LGBT Jamaicans to build community, discuss issues affecting the community and educate persons about laws and policies.
Liberian Women, Peace & Development Bridge The Liberian Women, Peace and Development Bridge is a one-year project expected to be implemented with the overall goal of exploring and making use of opportunities that will further help to promote learning & the empowerment of women and girls by increasing and sustaining their voices for Peace and Development in Post war Liberia, but also in the Liberian diaspora in the United States of America. This project will make visible the potential role of the diaspora in sustaining peace in Liberia.
Educate Bulgarian Children with Khan Academy For years now, Khan Academy provides a free, worldclass education for anyone, anywhere. What we do is work on its localization, awareness and adoption in Bulgarian. Your donations will help us bring this free, prominent digital learning resource to thousands of Bulgarian children, especially those, more than 40%, without access to quality education. If everyone reading this gives $10 monthly, Khan Academy in Bulgarian can continue to thrive for years.
Training to lift young Ugandans out of poverty Siriba Primary School is on the refugee road and has grown rapidly to almost 1400 children. Next door, we have helped build a vocational training centre for older children which teaches carpentry, sewing, masonry and mechanics. Offering vital hope and encouragement to poor and vulnerable young people - many of them orphans - it helps lift them out of poverty. We need help to sustain and develop this important work. Can you please help us secure the next two years?
Sponsor Food Education to Orphan Children in India The Problems of Orphans/Poor Children, Organization committed to serve the poor and down-trodden in Andhra Pradesh, mainly to uplift the poor in the villages and colonies. The poor children and Orphans are suffering with ill-health, mal-nutrition and education  - backwardness and young ones domestic works while their partners do their formation for daily wages. Now they are being cared by our organization and finding out a solution for their livelihood to be provided with our uttermost goal.
Help Send 105 Marginalized Youth to Summer Camp Let's send 105 children in care and 21 care workers to the adventures of Summer Camp! NPO Mirai no Mori creates life-changing outdoor programs for abused, neglected, and orphaned children in Japan, supporting their growth into happy and successful young adults. Through our Summer Camp, we hope to give children a chance to challenge themselves to gain confidence, to use English to broaden their perspectives, and to build life-long relationships with their peers and caring international staff.
Fight against Cancer - Need of the hour 10 lakh new cases of cancer occur and 7 lakh die of various forms of cancer every year in India. In Tamilnadu, burden of cancer is predicted to increase by 32 per cent in 2016, translating to 55,000 new cancer cases per year as per a study by cancer institute. 80% of the cancer patients go to a doctor at an advanced stage and this hampers the treatment. SWESTIC plans to do awareness&screening camps and referral linkages so as to facilitate early detection, timely treatment in Dindigul district.