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Send 20 Orphans to School-Donate Goats in Cameroon BERUDA's Orphan Education Through Goats project provides a sustainable means for orphans to pay school fees in Fundong, NW Cameroon. It targets 20 primary school-aged orphans not currently attending school by donating goats for breeding and sale at market. Your one-time donation is enough to fund an orphan's entire education. BERUDA is a grassroots charity that works to eradicate poverty and raise living standards in its communities through sustainable income-generating initiatives.
Adopt a Coral Nursery, Empower a Local Community Ecologically-based tourism and alternative livelihood program for the local fisher folk, surf instructors and tourism community, who have been out of jobs since the nationwide Covid-19 lockdown in the Philippines. Managed in collaboration with FEED technical partner Ocean Quest Global, Coral Propagation Certified members of Jongky Surf School, and with coral nursery support from 45 trained members of the local La Union Surf Club, Inc. (LUSC) - oldest surf association in the Philippines.
Sustainable Community Sanitation in Tamil Nadu This project provides community sanitation and hygiene education for 70 families to foster a healthy and clean society.
Health classes for Dalit women and girls in India Nirnaya gives women and girls of India's Dalit or 'untouchable' class control over their health though workshops on nutrition and reproductive health, while reviving traditional herbal remedies.
Generate Income and Hope for Impoverished Families This project helps 14 refugee families begin new lives. 5 men and 9 women in Central Region, Ghana, already trained in tailoring, soap making, bead artistry and carpentry, but without the means to start a business, will receive additional business training and start-up funds to establish their own small business to support their families.
Help 23 needy families get sustainable livelihoods Kickstart Kids is seeking to establish micro-enterprises for families of vulnerable children in our child protection programme to economically empowering them in readiness for reintegration. In year 1,the programme will benefit 325 direct and 1,050 indirect beneficiaries through community owned micro-enterprises that make and sell reusable sanitary towels at 22-33% the cost of commercial alternatives and leasing of solar lamps which give access to safe and affordable lighting for study and work.
HepC Medicine to 500 villagers in Myanmar The project will provide free hepatitis C medicines to 500 villagers in the poorest rural areas of Mon State, Myanmar.  A treatment course of generic hepatitis C drug costs 300 USD per patient. 75% population in rural areas cannot afford the drugs. The project will start in July 2018. The project provides free hepatitis C generic drugs to the high risk patients by working with local charity hospitals and pharmaceutical manufacturers to tackle the high cost of the drugs.
Recycling plant to support children with cancer. Installing a recycling plant is born to support 164 children and girls suffering from cancer, care sickness and high cost medical treatments.  The project integrates the areas of health, solidarity, environmental education and care of the environment, gathering and marketing for the economic, financial and self-sustainable sustainability assumed by the families and their small patients of cancer. Those who must travel to 3,000 km and begin their treatments, accompanied from their mothers.
Roosevelt High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Roosevelt students Catie, Eleanor, Grace, Ellen, Athena, Africa, and Sydney have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Animal Welfare Education in Romania Romania Animal Rescue would like to expand our elementary school education program in Romania. We have been asked to start educational programs throughout Romania. With your help, we can print 10,000 booklets at approximately $2 per booklet (20 page color booklets of excellent quality) so that more children can be taught the importance of spay/neuter and how to treat the animals in Romania. Our goal is also to introduce children to a career of becoming a veterinarian, that is very needed.
Train 700 girls to sew sanitary pads&face masks This project is training girls, boys, women and men to sew sanitary pads, it has already trained 533 people (208 Women, 199 Girls, 54 Men and 72 Boys) to make hygienic reusable sanitary pads using terrycloth, poplin cloth, fine polythene and Velcro. The programme also works to dismantle menstruation stigma by holding menstrual sensitization training in communities, as well as discussions with school authorities, parents and church leaders about the need for safe places for girls to change pads
Threads of hope: empower women from Tamil Nadu The project stems from the need to increase employment opportunities for women in an extremely poor region of India. It promotes the achievement of a high-school diploma through courses of dressmaking or IT skills and it supports these young women to start their own business.  The project is aimed at women living in Nagercoil and neighbouring villages.
Solarise a School for 500 children in Zambia Provide a solar electricity system for 500 children in a rural school in Zambia. The power will allow children to study more effectively, increased attendance and attract talented teachers.
Help 500 children finish their educational year! Help us support the volunteers by providing them with the essentials they require to teach and learn. U&I works with 500 slum children and orphans and more than 52 women who were rescued from trafficking/ abusive situations by providing them non formal education at their point of need.
Helping 50 Destitute Elderly people In Remote Ethi Destitute elderly are marginalized & stigmatized in Ethiopia for lack of care from relatives or extended family. They are also are living in deteriorated economic and social reality due to poverty, physical disability. We planned to provide food items, water, clothing, shelter, medical treatment, sanitary materials, psycho-social support & supportive equipments for   50 destitute elderly, with a special focus on those living with disability and Women
Help 10 000 kids escape poverty and child labour Helping children and their families from 'untouchable' communities in rural India escape poverty, child-labour in 'bidi' cigar factories, and ill-health through education, health care and livelihood support.
Emergency Help for Hearts of Gold Hearts of Gold has over 8 years of service under our belts. We began by providing direct services to vulnerable individuals and grew into an organization that strengthens the skills of nonprofit leaders through education and mentoring and fundraising. Hearts of Gold has the honor of partnering with nine community organizations,which serve more than 3000 children, youth and families in Ecuador. Because of the current public health crisis, Hearts of Gold's ability to serve our community is at risk
Donate a Pig: Invest in Haiti's Future In rural Haiti, wealth is measured in pigs. Owning a pig means your children get health care and go to school. Help families rise out of poverty by buying a pig for them to raise.
Safe Water & Latrines for Honduran Village Enable the community of La Trinidad to improve their health and use their time for economic development by building and maintaining a sustainable safe water & sanitation system.
Sponsor an African Women to Start Her Business This project aims to identify aspiring local entrepreneurs who want to set-up a business and give themselves a sustainable income source. Often these women have a great business idea but with no means of funding it themselves, the government is also often not an option due to lack of funding. We will provide these women with grants to get a head start in their business and instead of paying high-interest rates on a loan they instead can give back to the project to help the next woman
International Youth Foundation The International Youth Foundation prepares young people to be healthy, productive, and engaged citizens. We are passionate in our belief that educated, employed, and engaged young people possess the power to solve the world's toughest problems. Every young person, therefore, deserves the opportunity to realize his or her full potential. Our programs are catalysts for change that help youth learn, work, and lead.
Relief for 200 families affected by quarantine Under conditions in which the world lives to fight against the Coronavirus pandemic, Yemen faces many problems caused by quarantine and the problems caused by the war, as most people live in poor financial conditions and depend on the daily wage to survive because of the war. During the quarantine, these people will be denied access to living expenses and will be deprived of food. The Kamaran Foundation will distribute food and hygiene items to affected families in Yemen.
Help Haitians rebuild after Hurricane Matthew The majority of Haitians rely solely on farming for their food and income, and these families have been hit hard: Hurricane Matthew comes on the heels of the country's worst drought in 50 years, and many people had not yet fully recovered from the earthquake in 2010 and lacked access to the food they needed to survive. Mercy Corps will provide clean water, facilitate cash programs to stimulate the local economy, and help farmers recoup damaged crops and livestock to help rebuild for the future
Efficient cooling in India This program aims at phasing out synthetic super-greenhouse gases in India. Each mollecule of these "F-gases", widely used in refrigerators and air conditioners (ACs), is as climate damaging as 2'100 CO2 mollecules. Today new ACs running on 100% natural refrigerants and made in India must replace the use of F gas ACs. This discrete but vital program set in Mumbai and Delhi is aimed at developers to make them learn about and choose only natural refrigerant ACs for their future constructions.
Support APOPO's Minefield Survey HeroDOGs APOPO is a global non-profit with Belgian roots that deploys scent detection animals (HeroDOGs and HeroRATs) to detect landmines and tuberculosis. APOPO's scent detection technology has a massive potential to relieve human suffering and promote development when used in landmine-response, as well as in currently unexplored fields. APOPO has programs in Tanzania, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Angola, Cambodia and Zimbabwe.
***Urgent Appeal*** Jerry Cans for water Many families in the remote villages of Darfur have been forced to flee their homes in recent weeks. They have lost everything.  They cannot even collect water.  Please can you help by donating jerry cans urgently? People need a minimum of 15 litres a day for drinking, cooking and washing.  Without a jerry can, collecting enough water to survive is a huge challenge. Imagine the thirst in somewhere as hot as Darfur?  $10 buys 2 Jerry Cans and gets them to the people who need them. Thank You.
Jungle Performing Arts Clubs This Jungle style performing arts program is for children between 8 & 13 years of age from diverse backgrounds. They learn performing arts skills that they can use in all aspects of their lives; about cultural heritage through indigenous folktales; life skills that will empower them to achieve their goals; to become role models, create & perform dynamic, relevant performing arts that link to local heritage as well as personal values & identity.
Assist 500 Gambian women to become entrepreneurs The TRY Association is a community-based organization of over 500 women oyster harvesters in The Gambia, working to raise their standard of living. The project targets members of the TRY Association who are often the sole breadwinners in their families. Many are widows and carry the family responsibilities including paying school fees for their children
Nepal Earthquake Medical Aid MAP International is responding to the massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake that hit Nepal this morning and has caused widespread devastation in the region with 6.6 million people affected.    MAP International is airlifting in an IEHK (Interagency Emergency Health Kit) that will treat 10,000 people for 90 days.  Other medical shipments to Nepal are underway as well.  We need donations to ensure that we can send as much medical aid as the people of Nepal need during this crisis.
Help flood devastation recovery in Odisha, India In August, continuous heavy rains for many days caused major rivers to overflow, resulting in terrible flooding in communities in Bihar and Odisha. So far, 17 deaths have been reported, 20 districts are affected and thousands of homes are damaged. Some people have been evacuated to flood relief centres but with numbers affected entering the millions, many are left coping in their flooded communities.   In the area our partners work, 57,500 people are affected by extreme flooding.
Adopt a Child out of 500 Children in Pakistan ONAAR Development Organization, Mansehra KPK of Pakistan is going to provide Educational, Health and Nutritional support and Livelihood Assistance to the 500 deserving (poorest, orphans, CWDs) children and 50 Families especially women headed of District Mansehra KPK of Pakistan for the better future of the children, families and as well as for the betterment of the society.
Water, Sanitation and Desks/Chairs for Schools To improve health status and ensure healthy living environments for Government Schools (5 nos) students.

To ensure  that Government schools:
1. Have adequate supply of water for drinking and other purposes.
2. Have adequate facilities of toilet, hand washing and Desks/Chairs for all students.
  

SCOPE OF WORK:
1. Assessment of water and sanitation facilities in school.
2. Provision of clean water through ceramic water filters.
3. Construction & Maintenance of toilet facili
Send A Disadvantaged Woman to Univ in Burkina Faso Chance for Change works to help young women receive a secondary education in one of the world's poorest countries: Burkina Faso. Candidates for aid are proposed by local associations, and selected in consultation with university women's groups. The average grant is about $1,200, but every dollar makes a difference. A donation of just $25 can provide essential school supplies. Beneficiaries' families share in the financial burden to, along with CFC, provide these women with brighter futures.
Ositeti School need a drinking water well! This project will be used to help build a drinking water well in Ositeti School in Maasai Mara (Kenya) The "Amigos de Ositeti" ONGD is an organization dedicated to increasing services of the school, students and teachers. One of the most important things is to get drinking water for the community of this village. First, there were only 35 children in school but they are now than 400 and the build is very important for they.
SUSTAINABLE SCHOOLING PROGRAMME FOR NEEDY CHILDREN This project will, targeting at least 400 children from 10 rural schools will make them become more connected and collaborative internally and be more connected with the local community, in Mukono and Wakiso districts.Through SSP we develop sustaining projects like school farms, arts and craft, community digital libraries while providing scholastics likes books and chairs for the schools to use, skill students and accumulate finances for their stay in school.
Empower war-affected children in Liberia IBREA, in partnership with the Liberian Min. of Education carried out a pilot 3-month Brain Education (BE) project in 2 schools in Monrovia with high number of war-affected children and families. The 12-week curriculum helped them release negative memories from their brain and gain confidence. It also provided them the tools to better manage stress & difficult circumstances. A research was published reflecting its impact regarding stress levels and trauma.Soon to be expanded to more schools.
Support & empower 1200+ persons with Down syndrome The Down syndrome community of Karachi is marginalized and lacks opportunities for independent living. The Karachi Down Syndrome Program (KDSP) is a one-stop solution advocating for the value, acceptance and inclusion of individuals with Down syndrome and providing quality, subsidized services to them and their families including Early Intervention therapies (Physical, Occupational and Speech), Inclusive Education, Skills Development, Healthcare, Family Support and Awareness.
Giving Tuesday - Project FLIGHT 12+ partners with high schools in underserved communities to provide ALL of their students the individualized college, academic, and social support needed to unlock their full potential. Every dollar from "Project: FLIGHT" will go directly into programming for our students on their road to post-secondary education. This campaign will fund the essentials that every student needs on this journey, from college visits to a dedicated, in-school 12+ advisor to walk with them every step of the way.
Water Pipeline to Remote Village in Nepal On Saturday, April 25th, 2015, Nepal was a devastated by a 7.8 magnitude earthquake followed by numerous aftershocks of up to 7.3.  Thousands across the country were forced to live outdoor, and their homes and livelihoods reduced to rubble.  The earthquake affected 8 million people, took over 10,000 lives, and displaced thousands.  The quake damaged infrastructures such as pipelines and water gathering points leaving many villages cut off from water supply. The people of Nepal need your help.
Make Sure 500 Kids Can Enjoy Sport This project makes sure that children who grow up in poverty can enjoy the same activities as children who don't grow up in poverty.  It ensures that children are not excluded.     Improvement in these habitats 1. Increasing the confidence of children, sports also lowers the level of stress. Stress is a common problem among children growing up in poverty 2. Coming into contact with peers.  3. The risk of obesity decreases
Wool Products Trainings to Conflict Affected Youth Wool has great potential for increasing the incomes of farmers and creating more jobs. In a joint project of wool chain development in Pishin-Baluchistan, YIAB plans to carryout the trainings of local Youth girls and boys in wool products, enterprise development and creating market linkages. Wool has great potential for increasing the incomes of local poor families and creating more jobs.
support a green economy for 100 women in Cameroon In local adjacent forest communities in Cameroon over 80% of inhabitants lack access to key forest products that  can make them financially viable and take care of their health, children's education and nutritive food while protecting the environment. Although over 90% women in the North West are involved in indigenous approaches to fighting climate change, they do not draw any benefits from protecting the forest. This project assists them acquire better livelihoods through non timber products.
Send 450 children to Pre-School in Eastern Uganda Health Child plans to establish 5 Pre-Schools and to provide nutritious meals. Community members will be sensitized to provide nutritious meals for children in homes to prevent malnutrition.
Economically empower hundreds of American youth Junior Achievement USA is the nation's largest organization dedicated to giving young people the knowledge and skills they need to own their economic success, plan for their future, and make smart academic and economic choices. JA programs ignite the spark in young people to experience and realize the opportunities and realities of work and life in the 21st century. In addition, 92% of JA alumni are confident that they can compete successfully in a business environment.
Fresh Foods for Hurricane Harvey Survivors Urban Harvest will support, create and activate gardens, markets and farm stands in communities still recovering from Hurricane Harvey to ensure these communities have access to fresh, healthy foods and have lasting sites to congregate and gather. In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, 'food' ranked as the second highest need for survivors after 'disaster services"; while, many communities existing on the margins continue to struggle with ongoing displacement of individuals.
COVID19: Help 300 Petty Traders "Restart" in Lagos This project is designed to help 300 petty traders in Lagos, Nigeria, whose livelihoods has been disrupted by the COVID19 outbreak and are faced with undue hardship, to restart their businesses and protect their families from COVID19 pandemic.
Donate a Health Centre to Tulang Diot Typhoons strike the Philippines every year. In 2013 supertyphoon Haiyan, locally known as Yolanda, destroyed the municipality of San Francisco in the Camotes Islands (Cebu). Healthcare is not acessible and the closest hospital is in Cebu, 3-5hs away from San Francisco. After having realised projects and hygiene trainings in the area, Kito aims to build a Health Center in Tulang Diot (municipality of San Francisco) for long-lasting medical assistance to the population during the recovery.
SOLAR LIGHT FOR 50 RURAL SCHOOLS IN GHANA This project seek to improve rural learning and education by providing solar light to rural communities to rural areas where there is no electricity for students to study at nights as done in the cities.  This will also help students to improve on their academic work and performance that can qualify most basic school students for further studies at the Senior High Schools and beyond to guarantee a future better life and improved standard of living in the subject communities.
Flood Victims Emergency Response Fund This project will provide emergency food and non-food items to 100 vulnerable households representing over 500 individuals (women, children, elderly and persons with disabilities) that have been displaced by recent floods, have lost all properties/crops and are now sheltered in schools, churches, and make shift structures in the refugee settlements. The overall goal is to avert the looming danger of malaria, pneumonia, hunger and malnutrition.
Support conflict affected families in Afghanistan Since the Afghan Taliban took control in August 2021, the situation in Afghanistan remains tense and the future of the country uncertain. Forty years of war and insecurity, chronic poverty, and this year a very severe drought and the COVID-19 pandemic had already had a devastating impact on the people of Afghanistan. Now, the conditions have worsened. We are raising funds to deliver vital emergency relief to families whose lives have been affected by the unfolding humanitarian disaster.
Food relief, COVID kits and educational support This project aims to provide immedicate food relief, essential COVID-kits to 196 rural women (benefitting 980 family members) in Doti and Dadeldhura district (Far-Western Region) who are facing social, economic and natural hardship due to second wave of COVID-19 pandemic.  Further, it helps to provide educational support to 10 children for a year,  who lost their family members due to COVID-19.
Ease Suffering of Indonesians Affected by Semeru This project will provide emergency humanitarian aid to the affected Indonesian families by the Semeru Eruption. Needs Assessment for impacted  population will be conducted, and relief supplies will be delivered covering shelter, health and nutrition,  and food security and livelihoods.
Help Learning Disabled Adults Gain Independence Each year PIP organises and supports disabled adults from London to attend a residential holiday on a farm for five memorable and action-packed days. Students work on the farm, taking care of and interacting with animals, participating in new activities such as apple picking, woodland exploration, cooking, and visiting local attractions. Many of our students have never been away from home, or out of London before. A holiday enables disabled people to take part in new and challenging experiences.