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Help Tagdicht People to Dig New Well With your help we can provide healthy, clean, and fresh water tagdicht issaguen villages in Morocco by building safe and accessible potable water wells. This allows grandparents to spend time with their families and for children to go to school and learn. Just imagine the endless benefits of having clean water. We can provide 800 people access to drinkable water. Please make a generous donation for these needy people. We can only meet this goal with your help.just Imagine waking up to no water
FSU EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Our project aims at the assuring the psychological development for the 30 children whose age varies from 2 to 5 years old and who live in  the Home Center created by FSU. They are abandoned children found by roadside, in public places like markets or on beach. Their parents are unknown. Some of these orphans lost their mother at the birth  and this case too, the fathers are unknown. They are vulnerable children who need appropriate  education. We need assistance to meet their education.
Mindanao Biodiversity Project The project will establish a multiple crop, diversified model farm in a 20-hectare forestland in Naawan municipality, Misamis Oriental in order to showcase integration of different high-valued fruit and timber trees for farmers to learn from and to supply planting materials in the area.
Health and Social Care for 2500 kids in Nairobi Our project creates a high potential clinical service in Nairobi slums for 2500 children and their families affected by the COVID emergency. We provide medical care through home visits with community health workers, nurses, doctors and social workers to assist children in all their needs, especially those with chronic diseases such as HIV and sickle-cell anemia who can't interrupt their treatments, distributing medicines and food packages to ensure the well-being of the whole family.
Youth-Led Peace Building in Post Conflict Myanmar This project supports ten young leaders in researching, designing, and implementing community peace building projects in conflict and post-conflict areas of Myanmar. Examples of projects proposed by these young participants include: delivering interfaith workshops ; launching an online anti-hate speech campaign; and providing a job skills training day for minorities.
Strengthen TK-3 Distance Learning through Music This project will musically engage over 220 educators and 7,000 at-risk students, ages 4-9 from Title 1 schools in better learning in online classrooms with their teachers and our teaching artists . We'll supply instruction, coaching, instruments, videos, and easy songs for emotional & physical health, literacy & academic learning. Teachers will receive weekly trainings to play &  lead songs for learning to increase students' focus, sustained attention, participation, sense of belonging and joy!
Storm Alex: help reconstruct northern Italy Following last week's floods that have struck the region, the Foundation is committed to help reconstruct the areas that have been severely damaged by the waters. Specchio dei tempi has already done some first site inspections to understand the type of intervention that is needed. We have identifies a series of areas such as the Formation Center and kindergarten of Ceva, the bridge of Tanaro, the park of Ormea, the central roman road of Limone and help the businesses of Garessio.
Sexual Health Outreach to 1000 youth in Uganda The Sexual Health Education, Outreach and Intervention (EOI) project will positively impact over 1000 adolescent youth in the war-torn Nwoya District of Northern Uganda. The project includes Sexual Reproductive Health Outreaches to schools and a Sanitary Pad Distribution, which provides over 80 girls with reusable sanitary pads so that they are able to attend school consistently. These programs will provide crucial services to an area that is attempting to recover from the recent LRA conflicts
Bringing Virtual Reality to hospitalized children Reach For A Dream is thrilled to announce the launch and introduction of virtual reality dream experiences. Through virtual reality the boundaries are bridged and children in isolation will be able to immerse themselves in a world that allows for escapism, creativity and freedom. The idea is not to replace the actual dream, but to make otherwise impossible dream experiences come true with the power of VR, ultimately enabling children the ability to dream.
Computers for Refugee Children Koung Jor Shan Refugee Camp was founded on the Thai-Myanmar border in 2002, when the people fled from fighting between the Burmese military troops and the Shan State Army. There are 303 people living in the camp, 117 are children. The computer classes are very popular and vital to the children's education, teacher's preparation for classes and to connect the community to the outside world. This project aims to replace their broken computers and connect more computers to the internet!
Hurricane Recovery in Haiti Help peasant communities recover from severe hurricane and flooding damage in rural Haiti.
Gaza in Colors: Stories from Behind the Wall Art is a great form of expression. Rebuilding Alliance has more than 60 original paintings hand carried out of Gaza to share with the outside world. We will be curating art shows and exhibitions across South California. This allows the artists to directly benefit from the purchase of their work. The funds here are raised to support the work of Rebuilding Alliance that helps sustain the Gaza in Colors project. Will you support the future of this event?
Protect 120 Refugee Children and women from Syria Since 2011 the Syrian crisis has been encroaching. According to the UNRWA estimation during December 2013, the number of Palestinian refugees reached 15,075 families including 51,227 individuals. 7,945 are children less than 5 years old and 13,256 are children aged 6 - 17 years old. According to the UNHCR last update, on the 6th of February 2014, the total number of Syrian refugees reached 915,145 persons. 55% are children aged less than 18 years old.  These numbers are continuously increasing a
Service to the Homeless A team of volunteers welcomes homeless people in the parish centre. We provide sandwiches, hot and cold drinks and perhaps more importantly an opportunity to chat and relax for a few hours. On average we welcome over a hundred guests on Saturdays between 10.30-14.30
Relief from Corono Virus A new corona virus named COVID-19 has spread across multiple countries and infected thousands of people. The virus has caused more than 3000 deaths worldwide.  In the wake of recent outbreak of Corona Virus in India,  what to do in order to prevent transmission and how to practice health precautions.   Donation to this fund will help us to educate people and distribute masks, sanitizers to the vulnerable communities.
Malaria parasite screening in Langbasa village Malaria parasite screening and distribution of free mosquito nets for malaria prevention,  to benefit 200 poor families in Langbasa village in Ajah area of Lagos state, Nigeria.
Fund a Sustainable School Vegetable Garden This project is working to enable schools around the world to provide self-sustaining meals to students, through the implementation of vegetable gardens. We train the local community members that work at the school in crop management and in health and nutrition so they can become the local experts to ensure their students get a healthy meal that keeps the students' brain active and the catering costs down as the products are grown at the school.
Vincent's Mobility This funding will help buy Vincent an adaptable Wheelchair. Vincent is a 10 years old boy with a physical disability living with his grandmother, his father succumbed to cancer and his mother an HIV victim passed on last year, The grandmother cannot raise money to buy him a wheelchair. When we identified him during our outreach program he said "I have not been able to go to school because schools in my community have a rough terrain making crawling down to access school facilities impossible."
Send 8 HIV-affected Ugandan youth to AIDS 2014 Baylor-Uganda has selected 8 HIV-affected youth out of over 3,000 to attend the AIDS 2014 conference in Melbourne, Australia in July 2014. These youth have overcome stigma and discrimination to be open about their HIV status in order to share their stories and inspire others. The AIDS 2014 conference is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for them to meet with and influence global leaders in the HIV/AIDS community and to develop their advocacy, mobilization, and public speaking skills.
Sneaker Design Summer Camp 35 NYC Underserved Kids 6 week Sneaker Design Online Summer School Program. This city wide free 1 of a kind educational experience for 35 underserved, underrepresented students New York City age18yr-24yrs.  Culminating w/ a Presentation @Nike NYHQ. Providing Students with knowledge and skills that will project them into the future.  This will be an extension of our current citywide year round programming.  We will service an older demographic this go around. Working with young adults who will be without work summer2020
Taal Volcano Eruption Relief Fund We will provide immediate assistance to very poor evacuees affected by the volcanic eruption of Mt. Taal. Our relief assistance will include food packs, basic medicines, hygiene kits, tents, blankets and heavy-duty face masks. Aside from the delivery of relief, we will train locals in the identification, assessment and provision of the relief items and in so doing, localize and sustain our efforts.
Sloth Sanctuary Suriname sequel: the whole story! Green Heritage Fund Suriname (2005) built a rehab center to rescue sloths and anteaters from urban areas in Paramaribo, Suriname in tropical South America. Professional care in natural surroundings with quarantine and treatment room minimizes trauma caused by contact with humans, reducing rehabilitation time and improving survival chances for the sloths and anteaters. Previous campaigns provided us with funds to build the center, fund-raising now focuses on continued rescue, care and release.
Empowering Sustainable Technology Leaders! Mouse (www.mouse.org) is a national nonprofit that empowers youth to create technology with purpose.  Our Green Tech course turns students into sustainable technology leaders in their community.   With our hands-on, interactive projects, youth learn about renewable energy by building generators and turbines, and make recommendations to improve the technology carbon footprint at their school!
Emergency Medical Expenses BonZeb's agronomist Myriel FanFan is facing some unexpected medical bills. After visiting the dentist he was told he'd need four teeth replaced. The bill totals over a thousand dollars, an amount that would stress out most Americans, and would be impossible for many Haitians. At the same time, BonZeb board member Jovenel Dubois is back in Miami to treat a recurring back injury after surgery a few years back.  We are trying to raise $7500 to help defray these medical bills and help our team get b
Quality Education for 5,200 Brazilian Children This Project will offer twice monthly sessions of Story telling, puppet theatre and reading mediation to 5,200 elementary school children to improve the quality of their education. It will be delivered by 20 specially trained local high school children.
AMBULANCE SERVICES TO DISEASE PEOPLE IN BANGLADESH This Project will build a platform for the poor persons in rural area of Banlgadesh.Rural poor helpless disease persons  will be benefited from this project.Implement adequate service delivery in action on  health-rehabilitation and shelter. Employing more staff in the project area. Also by assisting Government in counting, providing inadequate ambulance support. implementing area is Patharghata sub-districts under Barugna district of Bangladesh.
Empower, Engage, Educate in Rural Kenya! Imagine students in rural Kenya using computers and reading books!  The Kenya Connect Learning Resource Center engages and empowers students and teachers from our 55 partner schools through access to technology including STEAM programs  and computer literacy for girls and boys . This coupled with programs like  KC's reusable sanitary pads and empowerment programs for girls and our rent-to-own solar light and library program to boost literacy are making a profound difference in rural Kenya.
O'Brien STEM Academy - Energy Education For ten weeks, we'll be educating the entire 8th grade (~340 students) about energy conservation, and how it connects throughout their household and all their classes. The project will culminate with students writing proposals for how they can make the school building more efficient, as well as giving presentations to local elementary students.
Nutrition Packets for Starving Kids in Somalia With donor support, World Concern is reaching the hardest hit villages and providing starving children with a 3 month supply of nutritional packets. Filled with a peanut-butter like  paste, each packet gives a malnourished child the nutrition and vitamins they need to survive.
Buy a Goat for a Family in Guatemala Buy a goat for a family in Guatemala - and improve a child's potential in life.  Childhood malnutrition is a serious and widespread problem in developing countries, but you can help fight it.
Palliative, End of Life and Bereavement Care Learning that you, or a loved one, have advanced cancer can make you feel frightened and distressed. Being prepared to deal with what can happen toward the end of life can enable you to get the support and care you need so that you can have the very best quality of life possible.  We are a team of professionals: clinical psychologist, oncology nurses, social workers, dieticians and art therapists who provide the needed support to both the cancer patient and their family members.
Provide education in ethics (Ethical Literacy) We aim to foster ethical literacy and to help people to apply it in their daily lives, following the definition given by Jafroudi (2016). In her opinion, "ethical literacy postulates a positive understanding of what it means to be human, regardless of time, place and culture....". We do this through workshops, fireside chats, Philobrunch (r), Master Classes and by supporting relevant projects. Our focus is always on application of ethical behavior in very concrete everyday situations.
Aussie X: Life Changing Sports Programs in Nairobi Aussie X International Outreach project will travel to Nairobi, Kenya in June 2012. Aussie X will provide a life changing sports program and facilitate healthy living capacity building workshops in schools in the developing region of Kibera, Nairobi. Aussie X's aim is to improve the health and well-being of children and youth living in some of the world's worst slum neighbourhoods.
Support 30 young people off the streets of Mombasa Glad's House wants to support 30 of Mombasa's most challenging young people off the streets of and move them into our Transitional Home and Boxing Programme. Some of these young people have been on the streets for 10 years, some for even longer. There are no options for them any more. We want to give them back those options and work with them to turn their lives around through sport and education and to move into independent living and education, employment and/or training.
Leling community small scale integrated operation Leling organization plans to build professional service stations in the streets of apple orchard to facilitate the service to more elderly groups. Leling program will add 2 service sites next year. Actively carry out professional service, develop personalized service menu. Provide health management, life care, spiritual companionship, rehabilitation support, health consultation and other aspects of professional services for the elderly. Achieve healthy aging.
Educate Child Labor Victims in Pakistan This project will open Drop in Centers in areas of Punjab, Pakistan offering accelerated learning programs, technical and vocational training and health care programs in order to encourage withdrawal from exploitative labor for both children and families.
Help us save the witch children of Nigeria Land of Hope, founded in 2012, is leading the battle against superstition, fought through information and advocacy work in Nigeria, where thousands of children are accused of being witches. The children are stigmatized, abandoned by their family and local community, tortured and killed, or they end up dying from wounds and malnutrition. We try to rescue as many of them as possible and house them at our children's center where they are medically treated, protected, educated, and cared for.
Help Us Protect Wildlife outside PA in Nepal Accepting Federal administrative system in 2015, administrative powers shared into Seven provinces in Nepal. Province No. 2 is having minimal natural resources among all provinces. Having 8 districts, out of 77 districts geographically, Parsa National Park (PNP), only one Protected Area (PA) of province is located in Western part and Koshi Tapu Wildlife Reserve (KTWR) falling in Province-1 is attached to Eastern part of this province. This attracts wildlife to travel from KTWR to PNP year round.
Campaign to Provide Food for Vulnerable Families Yemen is the poorest Arab country and since the 2015 war it is facing great challenges. Due to poverty, a weak civil society, and an outdated pedagogical approach vulnerable families are often left on their own with the spread of the Corona epidemic, things got worse. This project seeks to provide food for vulnerable families in multiple regions, The aid contains basic food items that will suffice the family for a month at best.
A Vibrant Space for Arts to Thrive in Tanzania Nafasi Art Space is Tanzania's most vibrant & vital independent art space, providing artist studios and mentorship, trainings for young artists, curators and arts managers, and creating platforms for artists to reach the public. The goal of Nafasi is to protect & strengthen cultural rights, such as freedom of expression and equitable access to cultural experiences. We need to raise $24,000 to deliver our 2020 & 2021 programmes during challenging times. Please join us!
SipaG Community Soup Kitchen Gawad Kalinga (GK) has a sports youth leadership program called SipaG. We have around 2,000 playing kids all over the country. The SipaG Community Soup Kitchen will provide nutritious meals to young kids within  and other marginalized neighborhood communities. Our Soup Kitchen is communal in nature, which means that we provide the ingredients needed, the parents will do the preparation, cooking and distribution of the food.We are serving 16 communities and reached out to 2,000+ kids.
Basketball wheelchairs to 60 disabled persons Bali Yayasan Damai Olahraga Bali introduced Wheelchair Basketball to  Indonesia  .Now looking for more equipment to expand throughout Bali. Bali, and Indonesia as a whole, provides very little, if any, support for people living with disabilities,while Sport in many instances, can provide a disabled person not only with a recreational outlet, but many health benefits, both physical and mental YDOB supports disabled people in their desire to have some form of independence and to live a productive life
Hidden Figures: Supporting Somali Women for Peace Somali women are powerful and capable leaders in preventing and resolving conflicts but often encounter more obstacles than men.  Conflict Dynamics empowers women to reach their full peacebuilding potential by increasing their ability to shape dialogues and address issues important to them. Join us to evolve strong networks of women working for peace at the local and national levels, including helping them address gender-related aspects of conflict that contribute to larger disputes and wars.
Education support to former child laborers, Nepal The project will provide educational support to former Kamlaris, former child laborers, who worked as domestic helpers from early age for minimum remuneration under harsh working condition. Although the government of Nepal abolished Kamlari practice, many former Kamlaris are facing problem for their livelihoods and education. In this context, with the support, they can continue their education and involve in some employment opportunities supporting their family members get livelihoods.
Empowerment workshops for 30 young girls - Bolivia We work with 30 young girls (from 5 to 18 years old) in a centre for victims of sexual abuse in Bolivia. Our project aims to help these girls regain confidence in themselves, empower themselves and remain strong against the adversities life has thrown at them. We need your help to continue running micro-business workshops in order to help these girls overcome their traumas, find the will to survive and become independent and healthy adults.
Provide Water for 150 Vulnerable Tanzanian Girls Your donations will provide rainwater capture equipment and storage tanks that will replace the need to purchase clean water at the Sega Girls School, serving Tanzanian girls who are otherwise unable to attend school due to extreme poverty.
Give Thalia, Sahra and Noura a Chance at Education The Asherah Foundation offers scholarships to women from all over the world who have survived civil wars, extreme poverty, forced marriages, and discrimination, among others. This time we are supporting the dreams of three women from Burundi, Yemen, and Cote d'Ivoire, who want to bring change into their respective communities through education.
Renovating a  Dormitory for 10 Midwifery Students Zimbabwe Health Education and Sustainability Trust (ZHEST) assists in the improvement of health of people living in rural communities in Zimbabwe. We work with local communities, supplying hospital equipment and building health care facilities. In this project we are working in partnership with Mnene School of Nursing, Mberengwa in the Midlands province. We are renovating a fire damaged midwifery students' dormitory for ten students.
Smiling Toy- Saving Children with Cancer UCCF supports children with cancer undergoing care at the Uganda Cancer Institute through  our major program called patients support/Smiling Toy  with  activities like; therapeutic play, case work counseling, care giver support and academic learning..  Annually about 700 children attend our programs that mainly focus on bringing hope and support to children battling cancer and their families.
Help 500 Guatemalan Children Receive an Education Over 15 years Los Patojos has developed a unique holistic approach to educating more than 500 children and youth each year in Jocotenango, Guatemala. The program addresses each child's nutritional, medical and educational needs, also introducing English, dance, photography, music, sports and arts, allowing them to find their passion. They will be a new generation who will stay in their country and make long lasting change.
Nutrition for Orphans and Vulnerable Children Adequate nutrition is vital for the health and survival of all individuals. HIV infection can lead to malnutrition, and a poor diet can speed the infection's progress. As HIV treatment becomes increasingly available critical questions are emerging about how well the drugs work in people who are short of food. We provide a healthy food and a nutritional shake to orphans, vulnerable children and parents/care givers who are either infected with HIV or are malnourished.
Happy Chickens for Food Security and Environment Rural communities in Fiji rely on subsistence farming and fishing for most of their needs. Chicken breeds available are imported and are expensive, bred for factory farming and poorly adapted to village conditions. This project will bring in productive heritage breeds of chickens that are well adapted to local free-range conditions, establishing breeding flocks and focusing on providing chicks at cost to communities. Local feeds will also be a major focus: coconut, cassava, moringa, etc
Equipping poor families with HIV/AIDS life skills We will provide home-based care to 250 rural families infected and affected by HIV, offer mobile VCT, provide orphans with  economic and educational options to enable them increase their life options.