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Kumamoto Japan Earthquake Relief Fund Two major earthquakes have caused significant damage in and around the city of Kumamoto in Japan. The resulting landslides have destroyed roads and communities. Survivors need access to emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine in addition to longer term recovery assistance.  All donations to this fund will exclusively support locally driven relief and recovery efforts from this disaster.
30 Climate Impacted U.S. Youth Educate Communities 30 nationally competitively selected U.S. youth from climate impacted communities will mobilize and educate their communities about climate change and advocate at the UN climate talks in Mexico.
Technology Afterschool Clubs for Girls in Nigeria The W.TEC Academy is an after-school programme designed to inspire girls in public secondary schools to pursue computer science careers. The girls go through a year-long computing curriculum, which includes Computer Architecture & Networking, Alice Programming and Digital Arts. With clubs in Lagos and Kwara states of Nigeria, we expanded to Obalaju High School, Joga and Yewa College, Ilaro, both in Ogun State. In 2022, we will broaden the curriculum and expand to more public schools.
Expanding care to people living with HIV/AIDS Project provides HIV/AIDS medical care, referrals, counselling, home based care for affected persons and families
MACODEP GOT OSIMBO, SIAYA COUNTY, KENYA_ PROJECT Purpose  This project aims to be comprehensive, providing for the education, housing, food, water,  and health needs of the orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs) currently living in the home, as well as children in the Got Osimbo area.    Scope It is envisaged that the facility, when fully built, will provide residence for 80 OVCs and schooling up to Grade 8 and for additional 320 local children as non-residents and a basic outpatient medical clinic for the project and local community.
Grant to the Safe House of the Family Place. Movement Therapy -physically  healing qualities of music and movement, balance, respect for self and others, cooperation, self-control, inner calm, and acceptance of oneself in relation to others.
Young Antiracist Leadership Project (YALP) In Mexico, racism is another variable to the huge inequalities that racialized people (Indigenous, AfroMexican, and brown-skinned) still experience, although racism has been historically swept under the rug due to our colonial past. This has prevented a unified antiracist movement, so our project aims to provide young leaders the necessary tools to help them develop their own creative solutions to promote racial justice in their communities and to create a network of future antiracist activists.
Feed School Children in Kenya Our school lunch programme provides a daily lunch to 2,500 children across our seven partner primary schools in Kenya. Without this meal these children would go through the school day without any food, severely impacting on both their well-being and their learning.
Support our school for the disabled in Nicaragua In 2009, the Nicaragua Children's Foundation started the first ever school for the disabled in the area of San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua. Until that time, children and adults with disabilities had no place to go during the day because  public schools were unable to accommodate them. This in turn meant that the parent who stayed home to care for them was unable to seek employment. The school, Los Pipitos, provides a place for children to learn and grow and allows their families a necessary respite.
Sponsor a child today Sponsor a child today, so that no one will be left behind. This project aims at sponsoring 12,000 vulnerable children to access health care and quality education by 2025. These children live mostly in underserved and rural communities in Ghana who often are subject to child abuse, and become targets for child trafficking, labour, prostitution, and streetism. To help RAHE GHANA's intervention, you can sponsor a child for $39 a month or $468 per year.
Empowering 100 Returnees Women of Kibabi Due to financial constraint, the improved potato seeds have not been generalized to the entire returnees women of Kibabi. This project aims to empower and secure women households in Kibabi on food security and economically by making women leaders in the context of vulgarization of improved potato seeds. While implementing also the program to preserve environment by fighting against erosion, 100 returnees women regrouped in 4 ILDs (Development Local Initiatives) will operate on 10 hectares.
Sponsor Valle Arriba-Medicine & Clean Water Lack of clean water and access to healthcare are problems associated with a multitude of health issues.  We have increased healthcare access for 5,146 patients over the past 5 years on our medical brigades to small, rural villages near Nuevo Paraiso, Honduras. We currently provide medication and related devices to aid in a variety of health issues. We need help buying life-saving medicine. We also bring water filters to curb increased rates of water-borne illness, hypertension, and diabetes.
Your gift delivers #GratefulRecovery to 18 Men This issue IS closer to home than ever before; it could be the kid next door or even under your own roof. Opioids (specifically fentanyl) have overtaken guns, car crashes and HIV as the leading cause of accidental deaths. People with the disease of addiction find access to recovery challenging because of the stigma associated with addiction, combined with scarcity and limited access to funding for treatment and a shortage of effective facilities. Supporting us addresses three of these challenges
Send 15 Less Privileged Students to IIT in 2020 Project Udaan ( 'to fly') strengthens the conceptual foundation of 15 bright government school students in Pune.  It provides rigorous coaching in Science, Math and English of 4000 hours over 4 years to prepare them to successfully join and  graduate from internationally reputed colleges -the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs)- considered way beyond their reach. The goal is to create equal opportunity for quality education and help them come out of generations of poverty and illiteracy.
Help 250 Ethiopian women to be solar entrepreneurs Ethiopia is a sun-rich, fuel scarce. However, poor rural women in  Ethiopia spend a lot of their time collecting and selling firewood to make a living. Fetching firewood is a risky and time-consuming job for women. This project will provide solar electrified bakeries for 250 rural women in Ethiopia thereby create self-reliant and self-sufficient income, employment. Besides reducing women's' health risks and deforestation, the project helps to eliminate energy poverty for rural poor women.
Help investigate philanthropy Giving by wealthy individuals, endowed foundations, donor funds and everyday people shapes the world around us for good or ill. It needs rigorous coverage by media you can trust. This project will create a series of dedicated investigations to keep challenging the field to serve with maximum impact and accountability.
Donate to Awarenes camp Thalassemia blood donation Thalassemia is an inherited blood disorder in which the body is unable to make adequate hemoglobin. In our country (India) Thalassemia is very common and the main symptom of this disease is Blood Anemia.  We have so far noticed nearly 300 to 350  patients of Thalassemia disease in Khammam district.  The patients of Thalassemia can not produce Red Blood Cells in their body and they require frequent to repeated Blood Transfusion for every 15 to 20 days till the end of their life.
Empower India - Internships to make future leaders Over 90% of engineering students in India attend schools that don't offer quality, practical STEM education, thus wasting nation's talent. Intern-Me program empowers bright students with limited resources to participate in international internships to get hands-on experience in research/technology/entrepreneurship. After the transformative experience, participants help solve socio-economic problems in their community and inspire more students to become change makers, creating large scale impact
Emergency Fund for Shipibo Healers & Local Workers The Chaikuni Institute is raising funds to support the Shipibo healers and local workers of three highly respected Amazonian healing centers;  our sister organization, the Temple of the Way of Light, and their close friends and allies at two Shipibo, family-owned and run centers, Niwe Rao Xobo, and Shipibo Rao. 100% of the funds from this campaign will go to the Shipibo healers and local workers in the Amazon who urgently need help to cover food and living expenses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Micro-credits for Baru Island young entrepreneurs This project will give micro-credits to 5 to 7 young low income entrepreneurs of Baru Island, who have a business idea, experience in a activity and lack of financial support.  The project objectives are to 1) identify the young entrepreneurs and 2) provide them with technical and financial support (training and credit) to improve their business and increase their only source of income.
FLOOD DAMAGE RELIEF FUND Emergency support for animal care expenses and flood damage repairs.
Computer lab for English students in Haiti English in Mind Institute (EIM) provides high quality, affordable English classes to adults in Port-au-Prince, along with job placement assistance.
Educate 30 Young Women Business Leaders in Haiti Education and mentoring for women and girls is one of the top factors in a country's economic development. In rural northern Haiti about 90 minutes from Cap Haitien, the High Hopes Haiti project will provide group lessons in English, business development and computer literacy to high school girls and young adult women. All 30 participants will, in turn, "give back" by providing weekly English language training to local school children and sharing aspects of their training with other area women.
COVID-19 Support in Santalpur Taluka, Patan During the COVID-19 epidemic, Ashray has been actively providing free health care services and hygiene supplies in 73 villages in Santalpur Taluka. Our 6+ years of working in Patan District gives us the ability to reach these families quickly & sensitize them about the importance of health and hygiene, to help them survive. We plan to conduct awareness sessions, provide supplies to the villagers to practice the correct hygiene practices and curb the spread of Covid-19 in the remote communities.
Educate to Empower Girls Living in Poverty! An educational mentoring program to empower at-risk girls in Egypt. It provides underprivileged adolescent girls with access to education, leadership, life skills development opportunities: a character development program, nutritional healthy lifestyle techniques, anti-bullying, and sexual harassment awareness. The training is delivered in a nurturing and safe environment. By equipping 20 instrumental facilitators & 100 mothers, Heya Masr helps girls stay in school and avoid child marriage.
Empower artisans in marginalized areas of Kenya Action10 together with Human Rights & Science (HR&S) aim to raise funds to decrease poverty in the Kibera slum through increased employment and business activities. The Kibera slum in Kenya suffers from low employment and high poverty rate where the latter is as high as 50%. By supporting local business operations we will contribute to an increased standard of living in the area.
Empowering 25 people from Oaxaca and Hidalgo This project will strengthen 25 people and young people from Oaxaca and Hidalgo, Mexico, who were economically affected by the covid-19 crisis. Unfortunately, thousands of people were affected by the situation and lost their jobs; also several micro-businesses had to close due to the sanitary measures, affecting entrepreneurs. We will strengthen and encourage them with business knowledge, so they could start or improve a microenterprise to recover and generate economic resources.
Sponsor 500 Syrian Patients This campaign aims to alleviate the suffering of the vulnerable patients in northwest Syria through sponsoring the costs of medical consultations and surgical operations.
Build School Gardens for 1800 Youth in Burundi This project will start 4-H youth school gardening programs at 9 elementary schools in rural Burundi, a country that is the 3rd poorest in the world and working to heal from decades of civil war. Teachers, administrators, and community members will be trained in 4-H, Play for Peace, and using school gardens to teach students. Youth will develop leadership, conflict resolution, and science skills through this hands-on 4-H programming while also growing food to address poverty and hunger.
LGBTQ+ care and support  in the Eastern Caribbean In countries where same-sex intimacy is a crime, LGBTQ+ people are often last to receive support locally. Your donation will ensure food and mobile communications for vulnerable LGBTQ+ people. Many are unable to earn a living in tourism or the informal sector as COVID-19 decimates the economies of the eastern Caribbean islands. You can help ECADE and its network uphold the dignity and independence of LGBTQ+ people in the EC facing an often intolerant community.
Sight to Bright - Restore Sight for Education This project will vision screen all the school children in Vavuniya District of Sri Lanka and will provide free custom made spectacles for students who are suffering from refractive errors. Students who are suffering from other vision problems will be referred to the regional eye surgeons and necessary steps will be taken to support their continuity of Care. THe project will be the first of it kind to serve communities of Vavuniya who are still recovering from the civil conflict ended in 2009.
Clean Water and Conservation in the Philippines On the island of Negros, in the Philippines, an innovative pump will bring clean running water to thousands of people in 12 villages and encourage watershed conservation within these communities
WFLF Hay Drive to Aid Horses and Burros in Need This WFLF project helps to assure that an adequate supply of nutritional quality hay is always available for the direct aid of America's at-risk horses and burros who have been victimized by starvation and other life threatening circumstances including roundups, slaughter, and disaster. WFLF is a purely volunteer-driven public benefit charity that relies 100% on donations to address these extremely dire humanitarian needs.
Help marginalized Indian children keep learning Since March 2020, India has witnessed the world's worst coronavirus crisis. The families of Teach For India's 28,000 students have grappled with disrupted learning due to prolonged school closures, among other challenges. Teach For India U.S. empowers Teach For India with intellectual, human, and financial resources to eliminate educational inequity in India, and we actively support TFI Fellows as they up-skill and serve marginalised students as frontline workers in this pandemic.
Secure LongTerm Care for the Healthy but Unwanted In a perfect world, Animals will have the same rights and live past their prime in peace with the care they need to continue to live a life of quality.  Unfortunately, that isn't the case in this world.  We are a sanctuary which is different from a rescue.  For 15 years, We have been providing a safe and loving forever home to every animal that we rescue and we do not discriminate against age or illness.
Oceans of Opportunity for 20 Vulnerable Youngsters 1 in 5 British children have never paddled in the sea!  Coastal camp is the 2nd camp in our 3 year programme for vulnerable young people. The activities they do are designed to give the youngsters confidence, help them build resilience, develop team working skills and improve their communication; skills that will last them a lifetime and help them face the challenges in their daily lives. Challenges such as bullying, low self esteem, chaotic families, lack of positive role models and poverty.
build a laboratory for300 zambian HIV/AIDS patient The Trust is planning to build a laboratory to provide rapid results for tuberculosis suspects and people living with HIV/AIDS in a Zambian slum and decongest the only small public laboratory
Philippine Flood Relief Fund An average of 8 to 9 typhoons make landfall in the Philippine area each year. These relentless rains can cause widespread damage in the Philippines. This fund has provided emergency relief to the victims of the floods since 2011 and will continue to do so as assistance is needed.
Economic Independence for Poor widows in India Help fund loans for poor rural widows in rural areas of Aundipatty Taluk, theni district, India enabling them to launch small businesses, create financiual security and relieving economic dependency.
Resources for Rethinking (R4R.ca) Resources for Rethinking (R4R.ca) is a free online database which provides over 6,000 teachers per month with access to over a thousand excellent, peer-reviewed, curriculum-matched lesson plans, activities and children's literature from hundreds of publishers. Teachers can search by language, jurisdiction, grade, subject, and curriculum expectation for the best classroom resources on sustainability and responsible citizenship themes. One stop shopping for teachers!!
Education for Impoverished Guatemalan Youth Educational opportunities in Guatemala are slim - only 1 in 4 youth graduate from high school. Common Hope makes it possible for at-risk youth to stay in school & create a better life for themselves. We partner with children, families, and communities who want to participate in a process of development through programs in education, health care, and housing.
Building Houses for Nicaraguan Women- UNM Nourish International at UNM aims to support Casa de la Mujer, a local organization in Nicaragua, to provide housing for women and their families in order to improve their livelihood and independence.
Rotary Shelterbus for the Homeless in Birmingham ShelterBus transforms double-decker buses into temporary mobile homeless shelters providing shelter, food, and access to a range of care services. Partnered with the local community to create a lifeline for those most vulnerable to homelessness and rough sleeping, the Rotary ShelterBus programme is designed to alleviate homelessness and rough sleeping in Greater Birmingham, with plans to extend across the United Kingdom.
Ultimate Peace Graduates Making Change Ultimate Peace (UP) is a groundbreaking leadership program, annually uniting 400 Arab and Jewish youth in the Middle East. Playing the self-officiated sport of Ultimate Frisbee, teens compete, resolve disputes, build trust, and bond. As young adults, program graduates like Zeinat, a 22-year-old M.D./Ph.D. Technion student, apply UP values daily. Seeing her Arab and Jewish classmates segregated, Zeinat ignited a unifying movement. As she said: "I know better from growing up in UP". More below!
End Child Marriage, Educate Girl Students Andhra Pradesh, India reports 60% girls enrollment in secondary education as against 96% in primary school (ASER Report). The girls dropout rate in Kadapa district is 34.34%, third highest in the state (DISE, GoAP 2016). Parents treat girls as burden and force them into marriage at early age. We seek your support to ensure the girls stay in school and continue higher education. This prevents not only school dropouts and child marriage, but also eventual child labour and potentially trafficking.
St. Andrew's Episcopal Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' International Business Internship Program, Sophia, Rushien, Ella, Lacey, Clare, & Shannon from St. Andrew's Episcopal School 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.
Local Action - Global Impact One of the most stringent problems of the Moldovan society at the moment, especially of the rural society is the absence of the access to information or limited access to the public information. While the price of subscriptions to periodicals is very high for the majority of the village people, and the Radio and TV are at the disposal of the power, the population from the rural regions stays uninformed about different fields of general interest.
Zimbabwe: Sustainable Peace for the Childless To educate the population about childlessness through counselling, training, and economic strengthening.
Mask up 5000 cancer patients Nigeria Covid-19 infection is a high risk for cancer patients. We are supporting thousands of cancer patients in Nigeria who cannot afford to buy masks to protect themselves.
SANTA CONVOY to Romania 2017 Santa Convoy is a relief project with the aim of making a joy at Christmas to children in very poor regions in southern Romania. For most of children that we give these Christmas parcels this is the only gift that they receive on Christmas. With the Convoy we want to prepare a little treat to children and young people. With a convoy of 15 Trucks we deliver Christmas Parcels, school equipment and food for poor children / families. We provide this there personally together with local organizations
Help Educate 600  orphans in Cameroon This project will help 600 needy and orphans in Nkolfoulou II Village enroll and remain in the Bitame Lucia School by paying for textbooks, uniforms, supplies and livable salaries for teachers.
Protect Himalayan Culture through Education ITBCI school was established in Kalimpong, India in 1954 by the late Ven. Dhardo Rimpoche for Tibetan refugees coming over the border from Tibet. The school provides an education to children from the poorest refugee families living in Kalimpong, with a unique emphasis on protecting culture and values through teaching traditional arts like music and dance. The school now welcomes and provides a subsidised education to children from many other other ethnic groups, some of whom live at the school.
SUPPORT LIVELIHOOD SKILLS TRAINING FOR WOMEN New Era Educational and Charitable Foundation fosters youth leadership development that promotes pluralism and rejects corruption. We support youth with skills to become peer-leaders and agents of peace capable of helping themselves, of shaping a positive and sustainable society that rejects violence, and who insist on communicating excellence and unbridled compassion for all.
Tharparkar Famine Appeal Severe drought continues to make life miserable at Tharparkar. The numbers of malnourished children are increasing all the times. According to the latest report, 2 infants passed away on Friday, increasing the death toll to 49 in the past 38 days. 432 children have passed away on the last 11 months in District Tharparkar due to malnutrition and lack of health facilities. After the increasing deaths of children now mothers started suicide due to depressed situation.
Education Beyond 6th Grade: Dreams Can Come True Most students in southern Honduras end their education at 6th grade.  The reasons they don't continue to the next level of education is purely ECONOMIC.  The families cannot afford to purchase school uniforms; pay for transportation and school lunches; and school supplies.  Scholarships provide uniforms; transportation; and supplies to 150 students, so they can continue their education past the 6th grade.
Support Sky Is The Limit school in Uganda At Sky Is The Limit Children's Centre, we support children affected by HIV/AIDS and poverty. Here, orphaned and vulnerable children can find a safe home in a caring community and attend the school, which educates 370 pupils who cannot afford to attend local state schools. The school's bamboo classroom walls have been eaten by termites and urgently need to be re-built. The tailoring school employs 7 people and provides skills training and funds to support sustainability for the Centre.