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Empowering apprenticeships for middle schoolers The 21st century job market demands core credentials, from college diplomas to critical thinking. But too many U.S. youth lack opportunities to succeed. Up to 20% don't complete high school. Spark creates hands-on apprenticeships that bring underserved middle school students out of the classroom and into the workplace for individualized mentoring that results in educational success and powerful career ambitions.  92% of Spark alumni have completed or are on track to complete high school on time.
Assist 100 Post Cancer Mission Patients in Nigeria This project will support over 100 Post Breast/Cervical/Prostate Cancer and maternal health medical mission surgical patients in Anambra State, Nigeria, provide financial assistance with their hospital bills, complete their chemotherapy cycles and treatments.
Education for 240 Internally Displaced Kenyans Uhuru Child will build a Secondary School for Internally Displaced Teens in Kenya and also employ their parents in Social Businesses where profits will generate income and also subsidize school fees.
Help Kids Be the CEOs of Their Futures The Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) provides programs that inspire at-risk young people to stay in school, recognize business opportunities, and plan for successful futures. $100,000 will fully support all entrepreneurship class supplies for 1,000 students.
Shared Hope Fund - Give Hope to a Child in Need Your contribution to the Shared Hope Fund can help Children, Incorporated provide immediate assistance to children throughout the United States and twenty-two other countries.
Grant Cycle 2.0 This initiative helps to support further endeavours at The Friends of Moldova. We aim to provide financial, material, and educational support for youth and social entrepreneurial initiatives. By donating 35 dollars or more, you are automatically included as a member of the Friends of Moldova and gain eligibility to be part of the grant selection process. Email friendship@thefriendsofmoldova.com to learn more about membership.  *100% of collected funds will be used to support *
Protect 100 acres of vital Australian rainforest Project is a First Response/Disaster Recovery operation.  (WHL) rainforest and enangered species are in jeopardy.  First responders, care takers, vets and conservationists need your support!
Hurricane Eta Relief Fund Hurricane Eta first made landfall in northeastern Nicaragua with sustained winds of 140 miles an hour and widespread flooding rains across much of Central America, the Caribbean, and Florida. This relief fund will support emergency aid like food, water, medicine, and shelter. After initial needs are met, the fund will transition to provide long-term assistance as needed. All donations to this fund will exclusively support Hurricane Eta relief and recovery efforts in the impacted regions.
Fund Educational Resources in Laos Laos is a country with education inequality, particularly affecting the poorer communities and young girls. Due to education in Laos only being compulsory for 5 years, the education they do receive is often poor quality and under-resourced. This project aims to tackle the education inequality in these areas by providing quality educational resources, teacher training and improved facilities to encourage children to continue their studies into higher education.
Water for Oku - Engineers without Borders This project will provide the resources required to implement some key water management initiatives recommended during the Engineers Without Borders Netherlands visit to Oku in January 2018.  The Engineers will return in April 2018 once these initiatives are in place to continue their work.
Help Train 200 Young People in Rural Bangladesh Following on from our successful computer training centre in Dhaka, Bangladesh, CAFFE is now aiming to bring the same opportunities to young people in a rural location. This project aims to establish a school in the Sylhet region of Bangladesh. This school will teach coding, electronics, graphic design and animation to young people who would otherwise never have even used a computer. With these skills, they will be better equipped to find well paying jobs and change their lives.
Texas Disaster Relief Fund Tornadoes of varying intensities and severe flooding have devastated many cities & towns in Texas such as Wimberley, Blanco, San Marcos, Bastrop, and Van.  This has brought about a Major Disaster Declaration by the President; however, many survivors do not qualify for assistance. Parts of Texas remain challenged; it is a volatile unstable season. Do Your Part will assist in the recovery process in order to bring survivors back to sustainability.
Giving ALAS to children born with immunodeficiency Out of 100 children born without immune system each year, 70 will die before five years old due to lack of medical diagnostic. Primary Immunodeficiencies led to serious infections in children, like pneumonias, and first contact medical personnel cannot identify the cause. This project will give training to 5000 medical doctors in 8 countries in Latin America to allow them to identify these diseases early in time giving children the opportunity and hope to survive with adequate treatment.
Life-Giving Nutrition for Vanya Vanya Balabonin, 10, a radiant and charming boy, has a rare disease that has no name yet. He can't digest normal food, and eats once a night, through intravenous infusion. A daily package of parenteral food costs about $28, monthly - $840.  He needs that food to grow, gain some weight, play and just be - just like other kids. He is a very curious guy, eager to learn and discover the world. We make sure he gets this nutrition mix on time and on regular basis.
Food for underprivileged families in Ethiopia Ethiopia is enduring critical times in which many people have been displaced and are suffering the brutal effects of war.  We ask that you help donate to Caleb Foundation so we may support those who have been displaced in the region.  We also ask that you donate so that we may continue the various programs we run to support underprivileged families. We are building self-sufficient families by providing resources for them to create sustainable streams of income. Thank you for making a difference.
Building Home for Less Privilege People in Nigeria Ife-ooye Women's Association is building homes for less privileged people in Nigeria. This project will help us continue to build housing for vulnerable and disenfranchised people and also provide for their basic needs, such as providing food, clothing and healthcare.
Restoring rights of 60 children in San Salvador As Fundacion Viva Juntos por la ninez El Salvador we are working on a project aimed at restoring the limitation of children's rights exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has caused severe damage to mental and physical health, access education, malnutrition and food insecurity, as well as limited recreational spaces. That is why friendly spaces for learning, integration and play are being created for the children of communities and markets of San Salvador, restoring their rights.
Computer Labs for the Blind and Visually Impaired At inABLE, we envision a world where disability is not inability, a community where individuals with disabilities have access to quality educational, technological, and employment opportunities.   Our mission is to empower the blind and visually impaired students in Africa through assistive technology.
Peace Education Sessions for Children of Marawi PH This project will focus on funding Teach Peace Build Peace Movements' (TPBPM) Peace Education Sessions for the children of Marawi City in 10 evacuation centers for 3 months.   Thousands of children have been displaced when the conflict broke out in Marawi City Philippines last May 23, 2017, which also caused children to quit school and stay in evacuation centers. TPBPM's Peace Education sessions will teach them the values of peace, the oneness of humanity and diversity.
Supporting Girls Education in Rural Kenya With our partner organization, the Indigenous Information Network, MADRE supports the Nanyori Shelter Network, a group of six shelters that feed and care for hundreds of girls who have escaped forced early marriage and FGM. Grateful Kenyan mothers have named these school shelters the "Nanyori" Network, which means "You Are Loved."   The shelters also serve as boarding schools, providing girls from Indigenous communities in rural Kenya with a safe and protected environment to pursue their educati
Gift of Clean Water and Restored Relationships 1. This project intends to benefit about 3000 people by solving the water problem in western Kenya and help resolve disputes between the Muslims and the Christian communities over water. 2. It will also help reduce the incidences of poverty and improve hygiene hence reducing the high prevalence of diarrhoea among children under five years. 3. The project will bring water closer to the community hence bridging gender inequality and reduce the distance covered by elderly people and learners.
Build the Esther's Aid Village of Peace! The Village of Peace will be home to Esther's Aid in Kigali, Rwanda and all our Programs - including our renowned Culinary Arts Program. It will provide emergency housing and treatment for our Survivors of Sex Trafficking.  Our Partnership with the International Potato Center (CIP) will be implemented with our potato garden and baked goods from The Heavenly Bakery.  There will be a Community Center, a Library, Medical Clinic and Boutique Hotel. It will be a place of learning and respite for all.
Even $1 Can Help Gift Sight to 8 People Every Day! An Operation Theatre in LRBT Akora Hospital is required for additional 8 Surgeries everyday for 954,607  Visually Impaired & 95,652 Blind people .Most of the population can't afford treatment.
Global Educational Empowerment for 100,000 Girls The Global Educational Empowerment Project is an international initiative that helps girls from around the globe recognize their greatness and options in life by providing sisterhood mentoring, positive peer groups, exposure to career and work options, life skills, culture, and community awareness.
Nourishment for HIV/AIDS Infected Indian Children This project is for providing high value and fresh nutritious food, counseling & guidance and regular health check up for 120 HIV/AIDS infected children in and around Madurai District in Tamil Nadu state, India. The nutritious food contains Carbohydrates, Fats, Proteins, Vitamins, and Minerals for daily diet to the target children and also the project has to provide counseling and guidance for their prospects and future career.
Enable children with disabilities in Indian slums. Children with disabilities living in slums are the most disadvantaged group in Indian society. They are 5 times more likely to be out of school & often subject to severe social exclusion. Negative attitudes deter disabled kids from taking part in the family, community or workforce. OSCAR's specialised sports activities, events & equipment encourage & enable kids to be part of a team, to discover their own unique ability, in the classroom & on the field. Raising confidence & aspiration is key.
Comprehensive HIV Treatment for 12,000 Ugandans Help us provide free comprehensive HIV care to over 12,000 children, youth, women, and men living in one of the poorest areas in Kampala, Uganda. Providing a complete range of services increases patient retention and treatment adherence, which are crucial for maintaining healthy, happy, and productive lives. Donations allow us to continue providing life saving, complete care.
Continued Learning During Covid-19 (and beyond!) Help our teachers as they engage our 400+ students in this new school year - whether it be in-person classes or distance learning. Children growing up in Vietnamese orphanages face isolation. The past 6+ months of the covid19 pandemic has heightened this isolationism as many orphanages have locked their gates, limiting contact with Kidspire staff. These teachers aren't just providing a S.T.E.A.M. focused learning program. They offer much needed: Encouragement. Motivation. Confidence. Hope.
Life skills training of 300 girls in Mumbai slums The project will develop and enhance life skills of 100 poor girls in Mumbai's slums by creating opportunities for improving status of health, education and participation in public life. 200 more will be reached and motivated thru fairs, discussions and other events. 5 Girls' resource centers will provide safe spaces to provide training in skills and help them organize to become change agents. Mobile library, workshops, educational visits and health camps will lead to their capacity building.
Stand up Take action 2 help girl when menstruating The project will support 2000 young girls coming from poor families in 10 primary schools in rural in Rwanda with 4 months health sanitary towels during their menstrual period and livestock of rabbits as small business to generate income for future needs. This is because these girls use poor materials that usually affect their health or are often absent, drop from school to become house girls, sex workers, drug users, street children and end up becoming thieves and therefore problem to society.
Emergency response to devastating floods in Laos Laos is experiencing the largest floods in 10 years, caused by the sudden collapse of a hydroelectric dam. Health Poverty Action works in Attapeu, the most severely affected province, now declared a National Disaster Area. Flash floods have submerged homes, hospitals, schools, roads, bridges and fields. This will have a devastating long-term impact on peoples' livelihoods and well-being. HPA is one of the few organisations providing emergency and long-term assistance to affected communities.
Improving the health of an indigenous Baka village The Baka are hunter-gatherers living in the Cameroon rainforest. 1 in 5 children die before the age of 5. As their forest is exploited, they are forced to live in roadside villages, where their access to clean water and traditional forest medicines is severely limited. Being some of the poorest people on Earth, they can't afford even basic medicines. We intend to reduce child mortality and improve the general health of the Baka community at Gbine.
Educate and empower children on online privacy The internet offers children tremendous opportunities to learn and to explore new ideas. However, children's freedom to explore and develop should not be limited due to lack of awareness of  privacy-protecting strategies. We will develop a textbook to help kids both become more aware of risks and of tools for privacy protection as they explore and learn online. This represents a crucial step to help kids make safer and informed choices, what to share and how to share online.
The Girl Child Fighting HIV and AIDS in Cameroon In a HIV risky environment where the girl child is vulnerable, families illiterate and poor, it is paramount that they have accurate and relevant information for HIV prevention, care and support services. There are 141 new HIV infections per day in Cameroon, which means 06 newly infected persons each hour, everyday. The time to act is now. To halt the devastating effects of this epidemic, Cameroon needs to expand HIV prevention and AIDS treatment, care and support services. Our goal is Zero HIV.
Give Abandoned Companion Birds a Second Chance Based in Bend, Oregon, our rescue takes in abandoned companion birds, provides the best care, diet, behavior training and matches them with a compassionate adopter whenever possible. Your donation will directly fund vet care, nutritious food and shelter construction. Currently we have built a shelter to house small or featherless birds and are expanding our outdoor aviary for larger parrots. There are 50 birds in our care and in 2016 we facilitated more than 10 successful adoptions.
Assist 400 Sierra Leonean teenage to live better This Action is aimed at mobilizing $ 48,709   from online donors to Increase household incomes for 400 teenagers in the Manor River Basin of Sierra Leone. The 400 teenage girls benefiting from the project, cannot adequately meet their immediate basic needs  (food, shelter, and clothing);  cannot meet the medical expenses of family members, when they fall sick.  The Manor River Basin is on the boarder with Liberia,  is  hard-to-reach and an isolated rural enclave, about 300 miles from Freetown.
Support Mounted Rangers Fighting Rhino Poaching Our dedicated mounted rangers constantly put their lives on the line while protecting our  rhino populations from well-equipped and organised poachers. A staggering increase in poaching has devastated the South African rhino population, with a total of 1028 rhinos killed for their horns last year. Our Horse Unit's mounted rangers and loyal horses are part of the last stand in this war.
Build 100 toilets for poor Villagers in Bangladesh Survey result in southern areas of Bangladesh 28% and above poor families are not using hygienic sanitary latrine.Due to using unhygienic latrine people are sufferings different diseases Cholera, Dysentery, child diseases & growing unhealthy society.Need to provide hygienic sanitary latrine to under served people.They are not capable to take services with cost.As a result if the people take these facilities from us then  reduce rate of child diseases &  unhealthy society in this  areas.
Help Prem Protect Children in Pakistan "Save the Children intervened in my life when I was eight years old to remove me from an abusive situation. This experience sensitized and motivated me to work toward improving children's lives. For 13 years, I have been advocating for children's rights through legislative reform, particularly in education. I believe participating in the Bologna Symposium will enable me to expand my knowledge, skills, and network to uniquely address the concerns of vulnerable children in Pakistan." -Prem
GRAND CHILD TO SCHOOL-UGANDA The biggest number of orphans in Uganda are left under the care of their grand parents, This is mainly caused by HIV/Aids, With the financial difficulties these elderly grand parents are characterized with, its quite hard for them to take these little ones to school  THE GRAND CHILDREN EDUCATION FUND UGANDA is set to have this problem solved by taking the children left under the care of the most disadvantaged older persons to school.  "EDUCATION is a right to every child"
Mentoring & Trainings for 40 Armenian Girls Nor Luyce Mentoring Center empowers 30 teenage girls from orphanages & low-income families through mentoring,skill building trainings,& financial assistance for college in Gyumri, Armenia.Our participants stay with our program for 3 to 4 years & gain skills that will help them leave their orphanages with the know how to live on their own emotionally & financially.Researches proved that teens with a mentor have a high "sense of self",feel more positive about their own identity,communicate easily.
Help People with Lupus in Nicaragua Lupus is an expensive, disabling and abandoned pathology by the Nicaraguan health system. This project would provide a work to the patient according to his pathology which will allow him to bring economic resources to his home, mental health and to feel socially accepted.
Human Trafficking Human Trafficking is a crime against humanity; it is the second most profitable transnational crime after drug trafficking.  Medical Mission Sisters around the globe are fighting against this modern form of slavery by educating, advocating, lobbying, networking, and offering a safe place for rest and recovery for some of the most vulnerable people in the world.
Women Development business Loans Supplying small business loans to empower women development in Nepal.
Tsotsil girls, boys strengthen capacities Strengthen attitudes, habits and knowledge for a healthy life of 940 girls, boys and young people from rural schools in the towns of Los Altos de Chiapas, in the context of COVID 19. Implement 52 educational workshops in rural preschool, primary and secondary schools in 6 localities with the theme of prevention of respiratory infections. Train and reinforce knowledge of parents, teachers and educational committees.
Provide Care for a Differently Able Child's Pony Personal Ponies specifically benefits differently-able children by offering a small pony for life use at no charge. Our program is based on the concept of caring by enriching the lives of children.
Water & sanitation for 1350 children in Kenya Providing sufficient quantities of safe water, facilities for sanitary disposal and introducing hygiene education will reduce disease caused by lack of clean water and sanitary facilities for children
ASH Fighting 4 Health @ Tobacco Treaty Negotiation ASH will push for stronger public health measures worldwide by participating in and influencing global negotiations of the World Health Organizations Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) a platform to advance tobacco control measures worldwide. Your support will ensure that ASH will be in attendance and reach 181 parties to push for best practices in our field, influence decisions on the standards governments should meet going forward and ensure accountability measures are in place.
Providing 150 students with digital education (Gt) This project will allow us to buy tablets for our secondary and high school students. The tablets will be used as an educational device, they will complement face-to-face education and will allow the students to access education from home when needed, making it more dynamic, considering the "new normal" that the COVID-19 pandemic has brought.
Expand shelter for child survivors of slavery We're ending child trafficking and slavery in Ghana, but in order to do that we have to care for more child survivors than ever before. Our rehabilitation shelter is the best in the country and we want to expand to be able to accommodate 100 children at a time.
Donate for a Leprosy & TB Patient in Bihar (India) There are 290 Leprosy and TB  affected persons are completely neglected by family and society. There are deep rooted myths misconception and touch ability and the rural community in Bihar. It is due to high level of unawareness.They don't have respect and support at family as well as community.  They leads a miserable life and even don't get support of cloths, blanket and emergency health kits i.e. lotion, bandage etc. They don't live a respected life and heavily depends on the out side support.
GlobalMedic Ukraine Conflict Response GlobalMedic has worked closely with local Ukrainian partners over the years and due to the current political and security situation has suspended humanitarian operations inside the country. We are now focusing on supporting those exiting Ukraine into neighbouring countries with food and hygiene items. We will continue to evaluate needs and gaps to see where programming can be most effective.
Stop Making Paper Orphans of Nepal Children Every year hundreds of Nepali children are turned into "paper orphans" just because their parents cannot care for them and work at the same time. One of the only affordable day-care centers in Kathmandu, the Orchid Garden, has the solution to this problem. A safe, affordable place for children to stay and learn while poor parents work to just get that day's meal. Perhaps as many as 60% of Nepal's "orphans" are economic orphans and should not be in institutions, but in day care. (source UNICEF)
Help Empower Afghan Girls through Sports Harassment of girls in public places, workplace and even at schools prevent them to enjoy their social life as equal humans as boys. Solution is to empower them and sports is the best way to give girls confidence and self-reliance. CPD aims to facilitate professional sports tournaments (preferably volleyball) among 16 school-age girl teams (each of 6 main and 3 reserve players) to compete, enjoy professional play, learn the standards and become brilliant example for other girls to replicate.