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Regenerating Rainforests in Indonesia Health In Harmony partners with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities living in and around climate-critical rainforests in Indonesian Borneo to implement community-designed solutions to halt deforestation. The communities told us that one of the main drivers of deforestation is the lack of accessible and affordable healthcare. The programs communities designed are holistic and systems-based: access to high-quality healthcare, sustainable livelihoods training, and conservation education.
Support to 75 Tribal Women & Girl Artisan in India This project will help to establish a tribal Dhokra casting (handicraft) production unit by covering 75 nos tribal women and adolescent girl artisans of Badamuktapasi & Brahmania villages of Odisha, India.  It aims to uplift their standard and enriching in earning by adopting professional practice with adequate training and marketing their artistic products. Also it will support in getting raw materials,  improved tools in low rate.
Building Resilience to Wildfires The Rockies Institute plans to collaborate with four Indigenous communities and several wildfire experts to reduce the potential impacts of wildfire disasters in a warming world. Through participatory narratives and videos, multi-partner workshops and test burns, this initiative will directly engage elders and Indigenous fire practitioners, fire experts in government, academia, and the not-for-profit sector in co-developing better approaches to wildfire management.
Helping children and women to help themselves Children are the future citizen of our country and women are the pillars that hold the family and community at large. Providing educational support and vocational training will empower these women and children living in the slums around Lake Gardens in Kolkata to reduce social vices like school drop out, early marriage and domestic violence
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Maya, Christa, Kimber, and Izukanne have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
CERI Micro-Enterprise (Sri Lanka) This project will help 32 Sri Lankan foster parents and adolescents orphaned by the civil war and the 2004 tsunami gain financial self-sufficiency by starting a new, or expanding an existing, small business.
Give Sight to Children in Vietnam Childhood blindness brings a lifetime of costs for care and dependency through a lack of employment opportunities. Uncorrected refractive error eg.myopia also prevents children from learning meaningfully, especially in rural schools where blackboards are the main tool for teaching. Half of childhood blindness can be avoided if the conditions were detected and treated early. This program aims to increase access to children's eye services in Vietnam so that children can reach their full potential.
Fruit trees for micronutrient-rich diets in Zambia In Southern Africa, heavily starch-based diets are common despite the array of tropical fruit, due to social and ecological change. This project aims to trigger the scaling of nutrition-dense landscapes in rural Zambia by working with 10,000 homes to grow carefully-curated portfolios of wild and exotic fruit trees. Produced by nursery operators we train, these trees will provide year-round diets rich in micronutrients, and bring families new earnings, and capture carbon and support pollinators.
Saving the Javan Rhino Indonesia is home to the only population of Javan rhinos left on the planet. Only about 40 of these rhinos exist there-making the Javan rhino one of the rarest mammals in the world.
Restore hope for 1,200 widows in Burundi This project plans to provide land titles to 1,200 hopeless and marginalized Burundian households made of widows and orphans at risks, traumatized by injustice and extreme poverty, caused by spoliation; the grabbing of their land holdings; bad judgments from  courts and plots boundaries' recurring conflicts. 60 women will be trained in Human Rights, Gender-Based Violence and provided with legal texts so as to know their rights, spread them and be capable to raise their voices against injustice
Irish Red Cross Syria Crisis Appeal The Irish Red Cross Syria Crisis Appeal is helping to raise funds to assist people caught up in the continuing conflict.  You can help people most directly affected by the conflict.
Bring Joy to a Survivor For the Holidays! 3 seconds! That's how often we blink our eyes. Sadly, its also the Exact amount of time that lapses before someone becomes a Victim of Violence! That's 1200 times per hour, 28,800 times a day & 10,512,000 a year! Its shocking to think of what happens in the Blink Of An Eye! Let's Join together to Fight for Survival! Your Contribution will make an impact to help Survivors Break Their Chains, Get Support and Find a Safe Haven. Help Bring Hope. Breed Trust. The futures calling, won't you help?
Children in the immigration village The so-called "Ningxia has people from all over the world, but there are no Ningxia people in the world." The vast majority of Ningxia people come from all over the world. However, the people who immigrate here basically have no arable land. The main economic income is from young and middle-aged laborers who go out to work. At this time, the family Those who have the elderly can take care of their children. If there are no elderly in the family, the older children will become the "pare
Support 1000 Philippine Coconut Farmers Philippine coconut farmers are among the most impoverished farmers due to the low sales of their coconuts. Through this coconut processing and community development project, FARMCOOP aims to improve the livelihood of 1000 organic coconut farmers, including women and indigenous farmers in Mindanao, Philippines, and convert conventional farms to organic. Since 1997, FARMCOOP has assisted over 6000 small family farmers on land rights, fair market contracts, organic farming, and market access.
Support Micro-Entrepreneurs in New Orleans In times of crisis, entrepreneurship rates surge as folks work to build sustainable livelihoods and support their local community. Hurricane Katrina and the 2008 financial crisis are past examples (The Data Center); COVID-19 is today. Fund 17 is growing our capacity to provide free advising, education, and loan assistance to more under-resourced entrepreneurs in New Orleans as they start and grow their businesses. *We have permission from featured beneficiaries to use their full real names.
750 East Jerusalem Palestinian Women Demand Rights Using a novel approach for activism called "MiniActive", the project will create an effective network of 750 Palestinian activist women who successfully demand their rights, and improve everyday life and their environment. One of the largest fully-volunteer networks in East Jerusalem, it currently works in 100 action groups of 5 people to solve hundreds of physical infrastructure problems each month. The activists also enhance their capacity by training in first aid, environment and leadership.
Save our Trees to the Sea Between 2005 and 2008, more than 2000 volunteers planted 500 trees as a pollution barrier along the Los Angeles airport, with the initial understanding that the City of Los Angeles would care for the trees. Shortly before the first planting the City reneged, and Tree Musketeers managed to raise enough funds to ensure care for the trees until 2011. The lives of these 500 trees on the front lines in war against pollution are now in jeopardy!
Ansys YouMeWe Charity Donation A year like no others. Ansys is giving back to the community.   Across the Asia Pacific, the group will be doing a virtual 5K marathon from the middle of December until January 2022.  Funds raised will be disbursed across NPOs in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, the Philippines, and India that are focused on children and technology as they prepare for not our future but theirs.  When donating, please indicate in the comments box which country of NPO you wish to donate to.
Evidence for Child Health - Podcasts for Parents As a parent you  want to make the best decisions about your child's health, but there is so much information and it can be confusing.   Your donation will help improve children's health and empower parents to make sense of information about common childhood illnesses. Your support will result in a series of high quality Podcasts, created by Cochrane Child Health intended to support families to understand and make informed decisions about children's health.
Help Provide Clean Water in Uganda Water is a fundamental human need. Each person on Earth requires at least 20 to 50 litres of clean, safe water a day for drinking, cooking, and simply keeping themselves clean.There is a crisis of access to safe and clean water in villages where Sprout Care Foundation operate. The water sources that exist are often severely contaminated with dirt, bacteria and bugs and the people must share the spring with animals. This results into severe illness and premature death as part of everyday life.
Let's Help More Than 100 Children with Cancer We aim to ensure that advanced medical treatment, diagnostic testing and social aid are provided to Lithuanian children with cancer, so that they feel less of both physical and mental pain.
Keeping Kakata Liberia Safe From Ebola When the local hospital closed and the government shutdown in July, our clinic was overwhelmed.  Other health workers in Kakata ran away, but our staff stayed and continued the work.  Since that time, as the hospital has reopened and closed a number of times, we have continued to build for the future.  We have laid the foundation for a new Medical Center.  With the help of a grant from Global Giving, we just recruited 10 new Community Health Workers bringing our total to 20.  Looking ahead.
Educational Support For 500 Poor Children There are millions of poor and vulnerable children spread across the streets and slums of North-Central Nigeria. They are victims of prolonged ethnic, religious and other social conflicts.  These children will, naturally, grow into the society and seek to benefit from it. Without an education to help them compete, they have no opportunities. Without those opportunities they are a threat to society. This project intends to take at least 500 of those children off the streets and into school.
GIVE A NEEDY CHILD A LUNCH MEAL-A CUP OF PORRIDGE Children from poor financial backgrounds in Uganda miss out on anything to eat at lunchtime every day, and many will have had no breakfast, and find it difficult to concentrate and gain an education. Malnutrition affects their health, development and ability to learn. This project will provide a cup of porridge and sugar for a lunchtime meal and work with some schools to establish gardens to sustain the lunch meals for needy children. This Christmas please donate a lunch meal for a needy child
Alcohol-free spaces for children in Greenland A staggering 30% of children in Greenland are victims of their parents' excessive drinking. The Blue Cross in Denmark has committed to supporting Blue Cross Greenland in their mission to reduce alcohol-related harm, especially among children.
Food For Work (Support Flood Victim In East Nepal) Food For Work is a program that feeds people and works through them to rehabilitate suffering communities. Through this program, people are given work, such as building and repairing bridges or other community resources. In return, they are paid so that they can buy food for themselves and their families. In addition, the work that they have done helps strengthen and develop their communities, many of which have fallen victim to natural disasters.
Italy Earthquake Relief Fund A 6.2M earthquake has caused significant damage in central Italy. Nearly 300 people have been killed. The town of Amatrice is in ruins. 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.
Empower 10 Community Change Accelerators in Kenya Spice Without Borders is a global leadership academy and incubator for social change innovation by those at the margins of society. Through its 6 months Accelerator Program, it offers mentorship and one-on-one training to those who want to enact change in their communities. Participants are from diverse backgrounds; gender, ethnicity, race, colour, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion or socioeconomic status, sharing this diversity as they live and learn together.
Establishment and operation of  8 Schools HF will establish 8 schools in different areas which will start functioning after the admission of students in nursery classes. These schools will follow the standard English medium curriculum.
Spay/Neuter up to 20 Pets of the Homeless Pets of the Homeless believe that providing spay and neutering to pets that are owned by the homeless will help keep unwanted puppies and kittens out of animal shelters or worse from being abandoned, left to die.      This pilot program will be open to any pet that is owned by a homeless person across the country until the funds are exhausted.
Help 1033 poorest salt worker families in India Salt worker is  a pathetic and neglected livelihood group surviving in the coast of India with extreme poverty situation.  It is an effort of socio economic support to households of poorest of poor
Poverty Eradication in Nigeria To assist in massive food production at affordable prices and ensure quality control.  Eradicate diseases, hunger and poverty = generation of employment = sustainable human development.
Give a Girl a Goat, Keep Her in School This project helps poor girls in Haiti earn an education. Many families in rural areas can't afford to send their children to school because of a lack of money and resources. The project empowers young girls to pay for school by providing them with a goat and training to care for their goat. With her goat and newfound knowledge, she can raise her goat and then sell the offspring to pay school fees. Together we can ensure that girls in rural Haiti can stay in school and have a brighter future.
Disaster Relief for Hurricane Matthew Many families in Haiti have been left on the edge of despair.  Your funds will go directly to relieve their suffering.  We have people on the ground who are reaching the worst effected areas.
Build 5 houses in rural Nicaragua This project will help build 5 houses near Leon, Nicaragua. Families interested in having a house built complete an application and must assist in the construction, provide lunches to the foremen and pay 25% of the cost back interest free over 4 years to ensure the programs sustainability and help to fund more houses. Most houses are built with the help of high school and college groups traveling to Nicaragua to learn more about the culture and history of this beautiful place.
Annika: Teach 2500 at-risk kids fitness, nutrition Our goal is to reach out to educators in low income public schools with a high rate of childhood obesity and with limited resources to teach their students the importance of physical fitness/nutrition
Life support to 100 AIDS Orphan Children in India Concerned to provide Food, Education and Medical support to 100 AIDS infected and affected Orphan children in India.
RISE (Rural Irrigation System for Ekumdipe) Project Rural Irrigation System for Ekumdipe (RISE) shows local people how to use farming techniques to overcome idleness typically experienced during the 6-month dry-season. Using the Daka River to create a thorough water irrigation system, on March 5, Ekumdipe was able to successfully harvest their first batch of crops during the dry-season.  This will allow community members to continue to generate income during the dry-season, increase the food supply, and stimulate small-scale trade growth.
Empower 2000+ Kids in Brazil to Share and Write A Fabriqueta de Historias (The Story Factory) believes in the power of words. This project aims to equip underprivileged children aging from 8 to 18 with language skills and strengthen them as both students and individuals by offering creative writing workshops. By engaging students from both public and private schools, A Fabriqueta de Historias also fosters a community of co-creation, which is often prevented by Brazil's high economic inequality.
Sustainable Livelihoods for 100 families EcoLogic aims to support rural Guatemalan farmers with the adoption of an innovative agroforestry technique that benefits both their families and the environment. Beekeeping can also help build sustainable, resilient livelihoods. With this project, we want to include 100 additional families enabling them to adopt a livelihood alternative to slash-and-burn subsistence agriculture.
Treating women for cervical cancer in Hue, Vietnam Vietnam lacks a national cervical cancer program, leaving thousands of women at risk.  Unless new programs like ours are launched, it is projected that 380,000 women in Vietnam will develop cervical cancer by 2049. With your help, HERHealthEQ and CureCervicalCancer plans to launch a cervical cancer treatment program on Aug 1, 2019 in the Hue province of Vietnam to screen and provide treatment for 7,000 women over the next two years with two clinics and one mobile service.
Chicken for change Project This chicken project will initially benefit 60 children. This will support them with the basic needs of life such as education,food,clothing and medication. The project is aimed at raising 1000 chicks
Help Support 673 Disadvantaged Benin Schoolgirls On page 25 of the "Plan Sectoriel de l'Education" it is written: "Despite its progress, Benin is still ranked 166th out of 177 countries worldwide". At this Covid-19 time in Kpodaha, this poverty is influencing many girls. They are often out of school, marginalized and plagued by backward traditions, starvation and diseases too. The few girls who survive forced marriage and child trafficking are the most affected. This project will empower 673 countryside girls to be educated and emancipated.
Educate Underprivileged Children in Liberia CAMES provides free education to over 500 children in Liberia who have relocated from the Buduburam Refugee Camp in Ghana as well as students who were internally displaced during the civil war.
KIDS Support Groups in Brazil Children are vulnerable when their parents drink. KIDS Support Groups are a place where children, affected by their parents' substance abuse are welcomed and get otientiation as a strategy of prevention and assistance to people in circumstances of social vulnerability and hazard. Through targeted training of KIDS Group leaders/facilitators, the Blue Cross Brazil is expanding its successful program of Self Help to reach beyond the substance abusers and provide much needed care for family members.
Women's Wheels: Bicycles for Rural Development Help MADRE and the Umoja Uaso Women’s Group bring load-carrying bicycles to Indigenous women in Kenya so they can earn income, haul water, and bring people to the hospital.
Chattanooga Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, La'Kayla, Allison, and Arianna from the STEM School Chattanooga have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Care and Support Pregnant Women in Colombia Many questions come across pregnant women mind without resources or family support, such as: How I am going to work while I am pregnant? How am I going to get resources to support my baby?   In Colombia, there are thousands of mothers with those questions, doubting about have their child or not. For that reason, this project will safe 250 lifes of unborn children by giving all support need it, such as all the baby material needs, psycho-social support for the moms and training workshops.
Support Early Childhood Development Caregivers Your donation will provide the necessary funds to Education Africa's Train the Trainer project, where ECD caregivers in impoverished communities are taught how to create a productive space for learning and developing for their children.
Supporting People with Autism Spectrum Disorders The Family Autism Center at The Arc of South Norfolk provides supports and services to people diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders and their families.  We provide respite care, specialized recreational programming, training for family members and provide information and referral sources to families looking for assistance.  Autism impacts 1 in every 68 children- we have seen an increase of 100 additional people requesting our services in the last 12 months alone- we serve 652 people currently
Catch-Up School for Rwandan Orphans Project We are undergraduate and graduate engineering students at the University of Colorado at Boulder working to change the lives of Rwandan street children in Kigali, Rwanda! Currently, through Engineers Without Borders, we are working with the Rwandan Orphans Project to design and construct a catch-up school for the program's children. We have the vision, and these orphans have the desire to learn, but we need your help to complete this project!
The Cookies workshop In Bulgaria, thousands of young adults with disability stay mostly at home, isolated from the rest of the world, unable to find work once they graduate high school and enter adulthood. With our "Cookie Workshop" project, we aim not only to create a work environment for them but also to teach them valuable working skills and thus give them a meaning in everyday life - a place and a chance, where they can prove their unique potential to the world.
Bring Fair Trade to 5 Communities in South Africa Help 5 poor communities and their workers benefit from South Africa's growing tourism industry through training and market access.
Developing Rural Water Supply in Nigeria This project will develop safe and sanitary drinking water supplies to rural villages in Nigeria.  The project will be implemented through the local University in partnership with local communities.
Support IOP Plant 10,000 trees in Ilula Township The changing climate has affected the well-being of different animal and non-animal species in Ilula. Over 75% of the area is covered by shrubs after the trees were cut down. IOP will engage the school students to plant 10,000 trees in Ilula in response to the 2017 International Environmental Day's theme "connecting people to nature".  The purpose is to restore the degraded environment and the biodiversity.
Support the wellbeing of children with HIV in SA This project supports improved well-being of 2,000 children living with HIV by supplying the locally created, child-friendly, HIV health and wellness book - My Living Positively Handbook.
Empower 250 kids through sport & education VUSA provides a structured after-school programme for vulnerable children in Langa, an under-resourced community of Cape Town where substance abuse and crime is rife.  VUSA offers children access to sport and academic support, recreational outings and a daily meal. Apart from the obvious health benefits, sport is an incredible teaching tool, teaching valuable lessons about team-work, discipline and respect. Most importantly, VUSA creates a safe space for children.
Give the Gift of Literacy to 100 Lives in Illinois The Bestow Foundation gives the gift of Literacy to children, students and adults - helping them achieve reading success. Teaching mothers, daughters, fathers and sons literacy, digital and life skills is our literary mission. Through the Literacy ROCKS Initiative, this project will impact hundreds of lives, offsetting academic failure by providing books, computers, and critical literacy support services to undereducated and low-income households throughout Illinois. Give the gift of Literacy!