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Help nonprofits recruit volunteers This project will empower more than 104,000 nonprofits to feed our hungry, educate our children, protect our environment, support our veterans and build stronger communities by connecting people to causes. Today, VolunteerMatch offers tools to nonprofits across the United States to help organizations recruit the volunteers they need.   Our basic tools are free---and it's so important to keep it that way.  Your donation will support all the work taking place at VolunteerMatch!
Donate trees to help impoverished families in Peru This project seeks to lift 1096 families out of extreme poverty in Pichigua (520 families) and Omacha (576)Cusco, through peer learning and healthy competition.  The aim is to accelerate the recovery of degraded soils and vegetation while helping the villages, and the families living in them, to manage their natural resources in a sustainable way.
Women-led, One Health Solutions in Tanzania The Women's EARTH Project (WEP) provides women in underserved areas of Tanzania with peer-to-peer training in One Health. One Health is an innovative approach that recognizes the interdependency of human, animal, and ecosystem health, and is critical to restoring the balance between humans and nature. By improving health and livelihoods using solutions rooted in One Health, WEP graduates will inspire a local movement of change that safeguards communities, animals, and the resources they share.
Smiling Faces - free reconstructive facial surgery Smiling Faces is a project of Sumukha Foundation - an Indian NGO. We provide free re-constructive surgery for underprivileged people with facial deformities - which affect the face, oral cavity, gums and nose of the person . These deformities affect the appearance, ability to swallow and breathing of the person. They may be present from birth or could be a result of trauma. The Surgeons at the Foundation  provide their services for free. Funding is needed for surgical materials and hospital stay
#GivingTuesday - Health and Education in Uganda For nearly 10 years, The African SOUP has been improving the wellbeing of its students and the community through transformative learner-centered education, income-generating activities, and early interventions addressing malnutrition and preventable disease including HIV/AIDS.   To expand and improve our supportive services, we must repair three classroom floors and renovate our students' boarding facility to increase safety and ensure students feel at home in our care.
Empowering Bangle Girls Thousand of teenage girls deprive their education  makeing  glass bangles at their home to contribute earning bread for their families in Hyderabad which is  notable for handmade glass bangles in the world yet 80 % of the total work force is women & girls. Poverty, non-availability of education & hazardous working condition for little girls are the major issues. This project will change the life of 1000 girls (6-20 Ages) by providing them education to live their life without risks & child labor
Support over 5,000 children through treatment The Oak Centre for Children and Young People is one of the largest comprehensive children and young people's cancer centres in Europe. Over 5,000 day patients and 600 inpatients will receive treatment there every year.  The Royal Marsden strives to ensure that the hospital environment is a real home from home setting for our younger patient. This project provides materials and activities to provide entertainment and distraction for the children as they undergo treatment.
Help Renovate a Kids' Community Center in Turkey Offering an array of educational and social programs, we aim for TEGV locations to be colorful, welcoming spaces in which our research-backed volunteer-led programs empower young children in school and life.  Our Adana Suleyman Ozgenturk Activity Location serves over 1400 children/year, and we are currently seeking support to do some badly needed renovations.  Due to logistical & efficiency factors, we will be doing the full project at once after reaching the target level of donations.
Educate and empower 2700 students in rural India This project will provide digital education, teach students managing school in a democratic way, grow their own vegetables for nutritious mid day meal.
Super Typhoon Rai Relief and Recovery Project Super Typhoon Rai (local name: Odette) devastated large areas in Mindanao and we are mounting relief and recovery initiative in order to assist those who are badly affected. We will focus our assistance in remote villages in Surigao where help maybe long in coming. Initially, we will provide food packs, mosquito nets, blankets and kitchen utensils and graduating to implement small-scale livelihood activities such as vegetable gardening and the construction of water and sanitation facilities.
Caring malnourished Korku tribe children in India The project intends to provide non-institutional community care to 1000 severely malnourished Korku tribal children through early tracking, follow-up, health checks, doorstep counselling, revamping existing Child care centres (Anganwadis), managing community creches, and behaviour change communication.
Giving Girls Confidence: Girls on the Run - DC Numerous studies have documented that girls' confidence typically peaks in grades 3-4 and then drops precipitously starting around age 10 or 11 and throughout adolescence. By donating today, YOU can help girls feel greater confidence in who they are and what they can accomplish by helping them access the character development program.   Your donation will empower 16 girls and help them find the positive in themselves and others.
Stop extremism. Teach Afghan kids to embrace peace Help the Afghan Children is addressing the root causes of violence and trauma by educating young Afghans who will embrace the principles of peace and work hard as adults to break this vicious cycle.
Rekindle Life In 50 Aged, Lonely, Sickly Kenyans Pillars of Mercy Foundation desires to purchase a decent, homely farm house with a three-acre beautiful compound to house the first group of 20 out of scores of aged, lonely, underfed and sickly men and women empty-nested or homeless and rendered helpless by destiny, in order to provide for them all-round high-standard, free boarding and general health and living care, round the clock.  Yes, they are our senior citizens, and we are all headed there!
Educate an Orphan in Rural Western Kenya As you know there is nothing as valuable in life as education.  Tumaini Miles of Smiles Centre not only houses, feeds, clothes the orphans, abandoned and the poor, but goes deeper to provide quality education to enable them to become whole people in the society. Currently we are educating 300 children, Baby class - class 8 and 18 are joining high school this year. Our goal is to empower and equip these children to break the cycle of poverty. Get involved and lets experience the change together.
Pakistan Libraries Project The Libraries Project combats illiteracy, provides community-based access to books, and cultivates a culture of learning for communities in the most under-privileged areas across Pakistan.
Tutoring program for 15 hard of hearing students This program is aimed at providing after-school academic tutoring to 15 hard-of-hearing students who attend ordinary school at the age of 7-15 years old . Special education teachers teach them Mandarin Chinese and Mathematics with methods like writing, Q&A, and practice with repetitions that help and enhance hard-of hearing students' understanding.  There will be a social worker who is responsible for case management , and  will teach them social skill and emotional behavior management.
Emergency Response to the Post COVID-19 This is an URGENT APPEAL to support communities living near Sundarbans coastal areas, whose livelihoods are being impacted because of the COVID-19. They have little or no access to basic food supplies and other fundamental necessity. Your support will provide emergency foods and rehabilitation assistance to the affected families. These communities are key stakeholders in helping protect our natural environment and work closely with us to conserve ecosystem across Bangladesh.
Reduce Hunger and Women's Workloads in South Sudan Providing a remote village with a community grinding mill will give villagers a more stable food supply, reducing hunger. It also will free up women's time, enabling them to pursue new opportunities.
Becas Comunidad- Scholarships in Oaxaca, Mexico Becas Comunidad (Community Scholarships) is a program designed to combat the school dropout of 50 young Oaxacans studying for high school, in different rural and indigenous communities, allowing them to continue their studies during the current health contingency caused by COVID-19.
Home and Community for Orphans in Nepal This project assists orphanages and children's homes to provide orphans and abandoned children with a family, a home, education, and  status in the community. (A family is a trained "mother," up to 8-10 siblings and community grandparents.)
STOP YOUTH POVERTY STOP YOUTH POVERTY supports unemployed entrepreneurs to create jobs for themselves and for other unemployed youth. It has supported fashion, beauty, catering, event management, radio/TV production, estate management and farm start-ups involving 55 unemployed youth. We incubate them with seed money, ICT tools, shared Office/Knowledge/Event Spaces and fully equipped ICT/Beauty/Fashion/Catering Centres, to help them generate some income. They get full coaching in business development and management
Provide Mobility to Disabled People in Malawi The majority of disabled people in Malawi live without access to education, healthcare and mobility equipment that could make their lives easier. This project will provide physiotherapy and mobility equipment to 1,100 disabled people living in rural communities, ensuring that many can return to school or work and live happy and fulfilling lives.
Israel Technion- Graduate Student's Fellowships The strength of Israel's economy is directly related to the Technion's ability to educate highly trained graduates and pursue cutting-edge research. Studying for a master's degree and/or doctorate requires complete dedication to one's studies for three to five years, making it extremely difficult to hold a job while pursuing the degree.  Technion graduate students are vital to the continued growth of Israeli industry and to the advancement of science.
Emergency Appeal: Again Flooding Across Jakarta Again, flooding across Jakarta in 2021. The ACT Foundation would deliver the emergency response aid such as public kitchen (cooked meal), supply clean water, clothes, blankets, medical services, shelters, etc in Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, Bekasi those affected by flood have been distributed on the emergency phase and much much more....
offer work out sessions for 225 mentally disabled Mentally disabled people tend to have a more fragile health condition than the average population, which hinders their full and effective participation in society. Regular physical exercises can help improve their overall condition but those belonging to socially disadvantaged families can not afford the costs of a health club. This project will provide 225 mentally disabled people with biweekly work out sessions in an adapted fitness facility and under the guidance of a qualified professional.
Empowering Girls and Women as Mothers This project will build sexual reproductive knowledge, understanding including pregnancy prevention and parenting skills into 100 students and 200 women.Training will be implemented in 39 different villages in our catchment area. Lack of parental knowledge as to pregnancy prevention and parenting skills in the adults lives leads to their children being ill prepared for life as young sexually debuting teenagers. Greater Tzaneen Municipality has one of the highest HIV prevalences in the country.
Empower 300 Computer Illiterates in Ile de France This project equips a computer training center in priority zone of Ile de France, providing FREE computer training in hardware and software applications to 300 computer illitrate youth and adults. Computer proficiency being indispensable for most job seekers, this would enable them acquire relevant knowledge and skills that would help them get a job, become productive and self-reliant, this would as a result enable them to contribute towards national development.
Think-before-pink Table will provide a rich free booklets to every female in the all educational institutes and working places, villages and poorest sections of the societies in the project area through 10 ambulatory campaigns in a month. during campaign  Trained volunteers encourage to improve personal hygiene during her period, pregnancy, pre and post delivery also encourage for breast feeding, provide 80 female free screening test for early detection, free 10 female breast cancer treatment to poorest section.
Rehabilitation of 7 schools in Djugu Territory The Djugu territory has been the most affected by ethnic conflicts that have been aggravated since February 2018 and have caused the destruction of more than 16 schools. When these displaced persons returned to their home environment, 858 students, including 476 girls and 383 boys from the seven most affected schools, no longer had adequate education for lack of adequate infrastructures. In that sense FORDECO (Congo Reconstruction and Development Fund) plans to launch this project.
A Teacher's Salary Helps 300 Children in Nepal A school in a village, near Kathmandu, receives government funding up to 5th grade. By paying for a teacher, Sarvodaya, has been able to support community's effort to add classrooms up to 8th grade.
Support Internally Displaced Anglophone Women Four years into the Anglophone Crisis coupled with the COVID 19 pandemic, hundreds have been recorded dead, over a thousand homes burned and over 900,000 people have fled their homes. Denis Miki Foundation is working with several local communities affected by the crisis to ensure that internally displaced women are supported to start micro-businesses, have access to their basic needs and basic health care through health insurance as they struggle to get settled in their new environments.
Support Primary School Teacher Training in India Haryana, Uttar Pradesh & Madhya Pradesh are among the states most gravely affected by poor teacher-pupil ratio and dismal quality of teachers. NeTT Teacher Training program will provide holistic education and sustainable teacher training to student-teachers enrolled in district institutes of education in Haryana, M.P. & U.P. Your donations for the project will help us reach out to 4398 teachers who go on to impact more than 40,000 primary school students, making learning an enjoyable experience.
A Christmas Gift for Abatex in the Philippines Some may ask, "Why help others so far away during a pandemic?" Airline Ambassadors International (AAI) has partnered with Jesus Our Great Shepherd Church in the Philippines. Our goal is to provide clean drinking water and nutritious meals for the children from the impoverished Abatex Dumpsite community. Every time AAI volunteers board a flight to Manila, we know why. When we hold a child in our arms, we understand why. Please help all of us at AAI make this special Christmas wish come true!
Teach 250 Students Farming Skills in South Sudan The food crisis in South Sudan has resulted in millions experiencing acute malnutrition. By teaching farm management, students at Abukloi School in Rumbek, Lakes State are learning the skills to plan for, grow, harvest, manage and market crops to feed hundreds of people and earn income to support their school. Our rapidly growing secondary school of 250 students has land to expand the farm program to further develop this self-sustaining program and end the cycle of malnutrition.
Help build a playground in Guatemala School the World aims to improve education in the developing world. We build schools, train teachers, drive a sustainable supply of books and empower parents as "first educators".  We have introduced a new pillar to our strategy around PLAY and its importance in childhood development. Our goal for 2016 is to provide a playground at each one of our 38 schools in Guatemala and Honduras so that our students have the opportunity to practice what they are learning.
Promote Planting of 500,000 Trees in Tororo Uganda This project will promote the planting of half a million trees,promote the use of fuel efficient stoves and interlocking bricks which will help conserve the environment and reduce poverty .
Sustainable Agriculture for Women Farmers MADRE will provide farm animals and sustainable agriculture training to Indigenous Ixil women in El Quiché, Guatemala, helping them generate economic resources and develop sustainable livelihoods.
Emergency Response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) The World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic on March 11. Cases of coronavirus continue to spread rapidly throughout the world. As of July 1, 2020, there are more than 10.5 million COVID-19 cases with over 512,000 deaths across 188 countries and territories. In response, International Medical Corps is providing medical expertise, equipment, training, and triage and treatment services around the world and in the US to prevent and treat COVID-19.
Girls for the future Project The Mango Tree-Kenya has been implementing a girl for the future intervention in Homabay County, Kenya a view of eradicating the education barriers which prevent girls from regularly attending school and also to empower them to achieve their potentials in school. This has been done through provision of Reusable sanitary towels, school fees, home based care for the most at risk girls, peer- to- peer mentoring and health education/life skills seminars. Over 1500 girls  have so far benefited.
Elephant research in Chizarira, Zimbabwe Elephant numbers in the Sebungwe region of Zimbabwe have declined significantly in the past 13 years and continue to do so. The proposed research by ALERT will address various research questions. In order to address such questions, targeted elephants from different herds will be collared with a satellite/VHF collar so that the movements of the elephants can be monitored constantly, ALERT has collared one elephant in the park, and are looking to expand the project by collaring another 5 elephants
Help 100 families impacted by COVID 19 This project provides essential items to poor and marginalised families who are losing their essentials on account of the lockdown
Feeding Native Peruvian Children Native Peruvian Children live on very little, and often go without a healthy lunch. Their parents must leave the village for the day to go and labor in the fields. Our missionary partners are working with the women of the villages, that don't leave, to prepare hot and healthy meals for the children who wouldn't have them otherwise. $0.50 feeds a child a hot and healthy lunch. They also need large pots and cookware to be able to cook for many children. You can make a lasting difference!
Improve Access to Health in the U.S. Direct Relief is a leading medical relief organization, active in all 50 states and in more than 80 countries, with a mission to improve the health and lives of people affected by poverty or emergency situations.  In the U.S., Direct Relief provides donations of prescription medicines, medical supplies, and other resources to more than 1,300 community clinics and health centers in all 50 states.
School Health & Nutrition in Bolivia Children in Bolivia represent half of the population (10 million people) and face enormous challenges to their welfare and development. Two thirds of them live in poverty. A quarter are malnourished. For these children, survival of their early years is incredibly difficult. With your support,  more than 10,000 targeted schoolchildren in pre- and elementary schools in El Alto and Beni will improve their health, hygiene and nutrition practices.
Ecological Sanitation and Food Security Project Providing low-cost arborloos and using human waste for vegetable gardening and tree planting. This will solve diseases, save valuable organic fertilizer and improve health and food security.
Give the Gift of Sight Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) destroys the vision of millions of people and robs them of their independence. Instead of sinking into depression and isolation, they can find help and hope.
Indonesia Flood Relief Fund A number of storms have caused widespread flooding in West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia, and uprooted more than 900 families across 12 villages in three sub-districts. GlobalGiving is working closely with our partners on the ground to get emergency support to them in this time of need.
Save 500 Vulnerable Families in Nigeria COVID-19 This project is designed to provide foodstuffs to 500 vulnerable households in Ohaji/Egbema, Imo State of Nigeria. Ohaji/Egbema is a densely populated Local Government in Imo State with the majority of the people living in extreme poverty and and the impact of hunger has pushed many of the youths in the area indulge themselves in cultism and crime. The project will help to reduce hunger and cultism in the area. Awarra Court Area is an area that has been seriously affected during this COVID-19.
building safe school for 764 children of Tajikista The project "Support children on the path to education" provides support to more than 764 children, 362 of them girls, to the development by providing a safe environment for learning. The children of the village "Obi borik" in Central Asia (Tajikistan) study in school, which are estimated by specialists to have a high risk of danger and stays in emergency condition, due to the old constructions of the buildings it could collapse at any moment.
Free rural Health Care About 70% of Nigerians lives in rural communities area of  Nanti village,they do not have  access to basic healthcare services.this population is mostly made up of women and children. Many communities on this riverine area are difficult to reach due to topography of their geographical location. Many women and children travel long distance through boat and spend a lot of time  to access health care outside the village.This project will provide essential primary healthcare to the 5000 people.
Give Haitian Girls a Choice to Safety from COVID19 Endemic problems affecting Haitian communities-including extreme poverty, food insecurity, and gender-based violence-are rapidly worsening because of COVID-19 pandemic. In this context, the HAGN's mentors are playing a critical role in supporting adolescent girls-who are disproportionately impacted by these crises. This project will provide 187 mentors stipends to enable them to continue performing this critical emergency response work with girls and communities in Haiti .
Give a free book to a Pakistani child Fostering 5 Pakistani children's books authors to write a children's book each, set in Pakistan, for publishing and distributing for free to children under age 5 to foster reading and give them a technology-free safe space for learning.
New fencing for our therapy horse pasture Our therapy horses have a very difficult job.  They must put up with unbalanced weight on their back, being crowded by sidewalkers, and put up with balls, toys and games. It is mentally taxing and many burn out.  We are securing pasture space for our horses, allowing them time to unwind and interact with each other.  All of which will improve their physical and mental well-being so they can continue to do their very important job.
school fee for 39 high school students In year 2019 St. Annes Rehabilitation Centre established a High school at Mathare Mabatini slums. ST.ARC High School was started to assist orphans and vulnerable children who could not afford school fees who joined varies high schools in Kenya. currently the organization is educating 39 students in high school who urgently need school fees for the fly year 2019 and 2020. Kindly support by giving your donations towards educating a child