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Engaging Kenyan Youths in Conservation Each day we wake up to more plastic on our beaches, less fish in our oceans and more buildings along our coastline. Our beautiful reefs and mangroves are depleting and it is the most vulnerable communities affected.  We believe that ANYONE can make a difference, but first, they need to understand the problem.  The Conservation Education Society provides FREE conservation education to Kenyan youths, providing them with the knowledge, tools, and skills to go forward and change our future!
Nepal Quake: Support communities' recovery On April 25th, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal. The earthquake has cause massive damage and the government reports that more than 3,000 have died. Asia Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management (A-PAD) is deployed an emergency response team to Nepal. A-PAD works with its local partners who connect your support with the affected communities on the ground. Your donation can help save lives.
Zakat can Empower Poor Parents in Bangladesh We are committed to supporting the poor parents who are in economic hardship and engage their children in child labor. We are supporting 35 families of remote Ramu hilly area of Cox's Bazar district. We provide them an asset like sewing machine, rickshaw van, cows, goats, and poultry for their income generation activities. From your zakat, we will the support. The support will go to the extreme poor families of the school going children and trying to get rid of them from extreme poverty.
Buy Irrigation Kits for 1000 Smallholder Farmers Most  smallholder farmers depend entirely on rain fed agriculture for survival and their food security. With adverse changes in climatic patterns the outcome has been devastating with most rural communities in Kenya's arid and semi arid areas facing starvation and death. Over 60% of livestock has died due to drought. HDI is supporting these smallholder farmers survive through the provision of smallholder irrigation kits.  With this they can plant on and off dry seasons and be food sufficient
ALO 116- Albania National Child Helpline (ANCH) ALO 116 is a nation-wide free of charge counseling and referral service for children. We talk to children in some of their most difficult moments in life. We aim to protect them and their well-being by counseling and advising, referring and publicly defending their individual rights.We believe that children and young people have rights and they can identify their problems and ALO 116 makes possible child and youth participation. When a child calls we always listen.
Safe homes and education for Child Headed families Through A Family for Every Child, CPS has been working with children in Chimanimani district who were orphaned and/or separated from their families as a result of Cyclone Idai in March 2019. The loss of life led to child headed households in need of a home, nutrition and education support. Whilst the project has helped find a family for these children, there is need to enroll them in school so that they are SAFE, maintain DEVELOPMENTAL PACE with peers, are PRODUCTIVE and EDUCATED.
CANOSA Fundraising 2015 CANOSA would be organizing the following programs/workshops in 2015. These programs   1. Android Programming Workshop for High School Students (Jan - Feb 2015) to enable youth for IT jobs 2. Odia Literature Discussion & facilitating upcoming poets (April 2015)  3. Regional Drama Festival (30 May 2015) with groups from Toronto, Ohio and Michigan 4. Celebration of Odia language, arts & culture on the Occasion of Kumar Utsav
Education for Rural Community Children This project will renovate a dilapidated classroom structure, build toilets, construct a computer laboratory and provide classroom furniture such as desks, chairs and tables to provide a conducive learning environment for 500 pupils in Umuolo Community Primary School, Idi-opi, a poor rural community in Enugu state, Nigeria.
A Film Program for Adolescents with Autism ACT Today!'s Film Program is a 2 week program led by Inclusion Films in which 38-50 participants with autism, and up to 12 siblings, will make a 35-minute film, where they will learn the marketable skills of filmmaking, each leaving with a film credit, and an addition to their resume. Participants will reap rewards when the film is premiered at a red carpet event at the San Diego Film Festival, helping to shatter the misperceptions about the capacities of those with ASD.
Bring Smiles to 3190 flood-affected Children India You can bring smiles to a child from a poor socio-economic background by providing note books, lunch box, sandals, drawing books etc, for $15 (1000 INR). The project will support 3190 children by providing a school kit to each of them.  The details of the school kit is as follows : 1 Drawing book (big), 1 box of Crayons, 4 Notebooks,  1 Geometry box,  1 Pencil & Pencil set, 1 Scale,  2 Eraser, 1 Water bottle, 1 Lunch box, 1 set of sandals and 1 School bag
Educating the slums The Maria Cristina Foundation has been working in the Gawair slum community in Bangladesh for 13 years. We have educated hundreds of underprivileged children and their parents. We have broken long-standing negative social norms, which allow children as young as 12 to get married and turn a blind eye to child labour. With quality education, every child can fulfil their potential, dream big and break the cycle of poverty. Where one is born should not dictate how far one can go.
Help Tohoku residents access medical care by air There are evacuation centers in Minamisanriku that were only able to get one day's worth of relief supplies every three days. Civic Force staff encountered a small-scale evacuation center while pounding the pavement in search of places that were not receiving relief. When we delivered some vital food products and daily necessities, a fisherman in his 60s looked at the supplies, and his eyes fell on cans of tuna. In tears, the man said, "I'm glad I've made it this far."
Support to Children of Prisoners in Tanzania The project will focus on assisting children of prisoners in two regions of Tanzania, Arusha and Kilimanjaro. The parents of these children have been imprisoned for various offenses including rape and others. According to Tanzanian law, a person having an affair with a child under the age of eighteen is considered as rape and may be sencences to 30 years in prison. When he is taken to court and convicted, the law does not say anything about the wellbeing and  upbringing of unborn child
Critical School Supplies for Orphans in Nairobi This project will fund much needed school supplies for Mercy Children's Centre, Kawangware that haven't been funded out of our general budget. These include: a text book for each child in Class 3-8, new uniforms and shoes for 75 students, new tables and desks, new beds at the dormitories, and cooking supplies. This will ensure that the school is well equipped through the end of 2011 and well into 2012.
Sustainable Livelihoods - Overcoming Poverty SWIFT understands that eradicating poverty will lead to the eradication of societal problems that we face in the world today. The Covid 19 crisis has caused untold misery for thousands of our members who are now without any form of income. With not social support available in Eswatini the need is great, we now need to keep people alive.
Summer Program Scholarships Low Income Students The MOB Summer Program is nationally recognized as a high-quality experiential program for low-income youth. The program involves a 20-day training component at Rider University and an experiential component where students start and run their own businesses over the summer months. The training focuses on mastery of grade level foundational skills, such as reading, writing and math. The experiential component includes 4 Market Fairs where students get the chance to sell their products/services.
For the education of Tarahumara indigenous youth For the education of Tarahumara indigenous youth, it ensures educational continuity for 125 middle and high school students, who due to the COVID-19 pandemic were limited in the access to technologies and the internet. With the accompaniment and extracurricular support, they will reinforce academic knowledge and skill development to achieve the conclusion of the academic year. At the end of this school year, we ensure that 20 students will achieve their registration to the next educational level
Improve nutrition among 5000 chidren in Ghana The project will reduce micro nutrient deficiencies and anemia among Children under five years (CU5) and women of reproductive age. Project will lead to improve maternal and child health in Ghana.
Improve quality of health and education in Mexico We are a Community Foundation located in San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico. One of our main objectives is to improve the quality of life of the region's vulnerable women and children and to help find a solution to the major problems relating to health, education and the environment that affect them. We work with organizations and initiatives in our community to achieve greater impact and benefit for its inhabitants.
Protecting 300 girls from exploitation in Cambodia This is an innovative solution to trafficking and exploitation of girls in Cambodia. It's called the Shine Centre: a one-of-a-kind centre in Phnom Penh that offers leadership opportunities, training, mentorship, and educational support so girls at risk of being trafficked can access a safe environment, then build the skills and confidence to do remarkable things.
COWF's Global Health & Health Education Program The correlation with health, education and poverty are strong, they are fundamental rights and opportunities that prevent children, families and communities from having productive and purposeful lives.  Our program will equip, teach and help set up an infrastructure allowing for access to sustainable health care and health education to children and women in refugee camps and impoverished communities.
Support women and children with HIV in Togo This project will enable us to bring as the title indicate psychological, social, economical and educational help to a group of women and to their children: 11 women and 17 children.
Prosperity Packages for Rural Bangladeshi Farmers This project will impact 300 $1-$2 a day farmers. IDE will use over 25 years of experience to provide farmers with tools necessary to move from subsistence farming to commercial farming.
Sports Equipment for Children The project will provide sports equipment such as balls, bats, uniforms, chess boards, shoes and assorted educational toys to children of impoverished families in order for the children to be healthy, productive, sports minded, disciplined and have a bright future.
Empowering 600 Girls Through Education in Kenya Girls' education is not just about getting girls into school-it's about equipping girls with the life skills, knowledge, and confidence necessary to make informed decisions about their lives and future. By delivering access to one-on-one and group psychosocial counselling, life skills development, gender equity and child rights education, and career guidance and support, you'll help 600 vulnerable girls in Naivasha, Kenya, to complete high school and realize their full potential.
The Gorilla Guardians of Bwindi, Uganda This project protects endangered Mountain Gorillas in Uganda by supporting community members to become Gorilla Guardians - teams of community volunteers who are trained to monitor gorilla health and safely herd them back into the forest when they have strayed out of the protected areas.
Residential Education for 150 Chicagoland students Glenwood Academy believes that all children have the potential to succeed, but recognizes some face difficult social and economic situations at home that severely affect their willingness and ability to learn. To help 150 Chicagoland students who face such challenges graduate on-track and on time, Glenwood offers around-the-clock safety, rigorous academic classes during the day, and a caring campus community in the evening.
Eastside Catholic School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Tad, Hunter, Riley, and Olivia from Eastside Catholic High School have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Educate & Motivate Girls in Rural Schools Smart Ladies Society is an organization that helps high school age girls in Lesotho rural schools become the best versions of themselves. We provide a support system that imparts life skills, instils hope, and empowers girls in vulnerable environments.  This project will pay for a year's school fees for our neediest, and also provide access to life skills programs to over 100 girls. Our programs are design to expose the girls to positive experiences they would not otherwise have access to.
Taiz Zoo Rescue and Conserve Mission An ongoing civil war has left both people and animals in a lifeboat situation in Yemen. A Lion's Heart has dedicated itself to care for a war torn zoo of almost 300 animals trapped. They have no one else and cannot be moved. We provide all life's essentials including food, water, vitamins, veterinarian supplies and care, hygiene. Without these essentials, all animals would die.  Our goal would be to meet these needs and go further by replacing all substandard enclosures providing more jobs.
Computer Lab for 100 At-risk Children in Thailand The SOLD Project will equip its new Resource Center with 5 computers, giving the at-risk children of this poor rural community access to the internet and the opportunity to learn computer skills.
Support 6 community library centres in Kenyan slum Progressive Volunteers plans to set up community library centers in each of the six Ruaraka communities in Nairobi. i.e Mathare North, Mathare 4A, Kariobangi, Korogocho, Baba Dogo and Lucky Summer. These communities have only two public schools and this has left majority of pupils to attend non-formal schools ill equipped with learning materials.

The project will provide rich supply of curriculum books and critical literacy support services for the school pupils and community members.
Dying For Water Saving women and children who are living under physical torture; walking 20 miles or 6-8hrs for less than 5 gallons of water by constructing a water tower that will supply clean water to 23,000 people
The Teacher Fund: making a difference, together May is "Teacher Appreciation Month" and 12+ would like to recognize all of the incredible teachers we have the privilege of working with. During this campaign, we will be asking supporters to make donations in honor of their favorite teachers by using the "Gift in Honor of" function on GlobalGiving. A portion of the funds that we collect will be used to create a "Teacher Fund," through which teachers at our partner schools will have the chance to sponsor events for their students!
Stop Loss of Cash-Transfers Meant for Most Needy This project will develop a databank monitoring system to stop loss of payments from Kenya's Poverty Fund. According to 2014 government audit, the Fund paid Sh 600 million (over $6m) to "ghosts" and "beneficiary organisations diverted the money to private use". Since June 2009, monthly payments of 444,000 orphans and needy persons are paid to people whose identity and existence are unknown. This databank, using mobile phone applications will ensure 1 million vulnerable people receive their help.
Kidney Transplant for Muyiwa in India Muyiwa suddenly came down with Chronic Kidney Disease in December 2016. He is a 30 years old Nigerian undergraduate, who lost his father in 2015. His mother is a poor widow who has nothing to financially support his dialysis sessions. Muyiwa needs 3 sessions a week, costing equivalent of $1000 per week. He needs $65,000 for Kidney Transplant in India. Muyiwa has gone through 16 sessions of dialysis, now he has not been able to proceed for lack of funds. Let's save this young life.
Enabling People to Own and Manage their Well-being MySalus allows people of every geographic, cultural, social, and economic level to better their own health and well-being by coordinating all their health records and improvement plans in one secure location.  This community provides health resources, ways to develop self-help improvement plans, and to form peer to peer support groups.  It is ongoing so members may see their progress in achieving their goals of better health, reducing medical costs, and owning their overall well-being.
Provide 2000 Sudanese Women with Rights Education Women for Women International is providing a powerful opportunity for peace, stability and growth to women who have only known violence. Our program provides rights awareness and literacy training.
The Marc Bolan School of Music&Film - Sierra Leone The Light Of Love Foundation wants to inspire children through music and film by giving them the chance to learn to play musical instruments; to read, compose, record, and to be heard by the world. To achieve this we are building a music school for the children of Sierra Leone, West Africa, in the town of Makeni. We want to see the hearts and minds of these children filled with creativity and excitement, with plans and dreams and a deep faith - in one of the very poorest countries in the world.
Birth Center Saves MotherBaby Lives in Philippines Mothers and babies die unnecessarily during childbirth in the Philippines because often families don't have money to pay a skilled birth attendant. Mercy In Action midwives provide free childbirth services and education to empower women through evidence-based maternity services and birth. Empowered mothers have healthier babies and become powerful agents of change for the family, which results in our maternal and neonatal mortality rates being 4-times lower than the country of the Philippines.
Help dignify a child,build a sanitation facility Kiini Sustainable Initiative plans to construct modern and use friendly toilet block units to improve sanitation in primary schools in Kenya that are attended by  children from poor backgrounds across Kenya,faced by a major sanitation crisis with average ratio of 30 pupils to 1 toilet.The sanitation project will create a confident and healthy school community.
CreatingSTEAM 2016: Experiential Learning Program This project provides a 10 day project-based, experiential learning program for high school students which focuses on STEAM disciplines and 21st century workforce skills. WCTD will be working with several under served communities to ensure students who lack economic mobility and resources will have access to the program and the technology needed to participate in activities across the 10 day program.
HOUSE FOR HOPE RUWAI works to support many marginalized and low-income rural families impacted by climate change and poverty, helping them develop livelihoods resilience to build and bounce back better. During the peak of Covid, six-year-old Ugo Uzor lost her house to a cooking fire.  She was severely burned along with her mother. RUWAI provided for their medical expenses and began reconstruction of the Uzor's home.  With your help, we will complete the construction of their house, and equip it.
Translating Sustainability into 16 Languages Sustainability is only achievable if we all work together. We believe that culture can inspire transformative change through engagement, education, and leading by example. We want to translate our Ki Books, step-by-step guides on how cultural professionals can practice environmental and social sustainability, into 16 of the most commonly spoken languages in the world to ensure that everyone, everywhere has access to effective resources and solutions.
Survival gardens for Zim's COVID-19 fight In view of the prevailing global health crisis owing to the devastating impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, Zimconserve is initiating a project it has termed "Survival gardens" .The novel idea revolves upon the promotion of vegetable growing boxes and mandala gardens as a healthy way to counter the social distancing inhibitors that are in place to contain the escalation of the pandemic, while at the same combating malnutrition of citizens under lock-down.
Give 5 indigenous children a home in Thailand The Akha Children's Dream Home will build a children's home for 5 of the most needy children affected by poverty and cultural genocide from the Akha tribe in Northern Thailand, and will also provide them food and access to education.
Making Education a Right NOT a Privilege Income status should not be the determining factor to a quality education. This project will provide STEAM programming in the greater Outagamie County, for many children who otherwise would not have the opportunity because their families simply could not afford it.   By providing free education to all that apply we create an equal playing field for each child.  This allow for limitless possibilities.
Repair a Madagascar School to Educate 281 Children We are working to renovate four dilapidated and dangerous classrooms at a remote primary school in rural Madagascar, creating clean, safe conditions for 281 children to learn in.
Adolescent Youth Literacy Initiative This project is an informal academic program that supports refugee youth in achieving grade level
performance in school through one-on-one adolescent literacy tutoring with a college tutor.
Dedicated wildlife rescue vehicle Rescuing snared animals requires input from dedicated people from various disciplines. These operations can be at any time of day or night and in inaccessible terrain. To get to these animals and to undertake snare sweeps we are in need of a rugged 4x4 vehicle with some added accessories. The rescue vehicle will be equipped with the necessary rescue equipment, veterinary medical supplies, recovery equipment and emergency equipment. This is vitally important to conduct wildlife rescues.
Send 1000 Children living with Tigers to School In India, a lack of education contributes to the tigers' decline via critical habitat destruction and poaching. Rural villages are highly dependent on farming. Children often don't go to school due to the high cost of learning materials. Long-term prospects are poor as children lack critical literacy skills and awareness of forest ecology. Tigers4Ever's provision of 1000 education packs to Bandhavgarh's children will help improve future outcomes with literacy skills and environmental awareness.
SLOW LORIS & WILDLIFE NEW REHABILITATION CENTER Since the establishment of the Slow Loris rehabilitation center in 2016,ISCP has saved 100 lorises and 94 of them have been released in forest,24 leopard cats,5 longtail macaques,4 gibbons,11 binturong,1 sun bear,13 raptors, songbirds & others wildlife in cooperation with local wildlife authorities & other local NGOs. Currently,the Sumatran Kukang rehabilitation center,which was built in 2016 by ISCP will plan move and renewbuilding.currently center can be seen here: https://youtu.be/fPj2TfJ8Et0
Help us save lives in Uttarakhand! Thousands of stranded pilgrims and uprooted families urgently need support. Over 14,000 pilgrims are still missing, 60,000 stranded and close to 200 people are reported to be dead from the unprecedented rains followed by floods and landslides. This is an urgent appeal to help and support distressed people in Uttarakhand.
Training 1000 girls in computer science in Togo The project consists of the training and mentoring of 1000 girls between the ages of 10 and 25 in basic computer science, robotics, artificial intelligence and programming. After the training, they will be placed in companies for professional internships and those who want to create their own company or continue their studies in high schools, will all be financially supported.