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The Palliative Outreach Project (POP) in Uganda This project will provide 150 HIV sufferers in Eastern Uganda with vital fruits, home care for mental and physical empowerment in the final stages of the disease. Mental strength will encourage physical strength, evoking hope and general wellbeing.
Care and Support for victims of human trafficking This project will enable the following initiatives to take place; Example: - 10 graduating victims will be able to reach out to 400 local community members in a period of 3 months - 150 girls and some boys rescued from modern slavery receives formal + non formal education services including entrepreneurship skills development - Equipping the residence with basic facilities to accommodate 150 residents. - Hosting break fast meeting and challenges the role of gov't in addressing  human trafficking
Camperships for Ecological Wilderness Camping Camp Forest is a wilderness day and expedition camp for children. Camperships assist families to provide a camp experience where children learn to respect, preserve and protect the environment.
Providing the marginalized group with clean water This live-saving project will provide clean water for 160 families including 800 people from the highly vulnerable marginalized group living in conflict front line areas of Taiz, Yemen. The project aims at improving the access of the marginalized people to clean water for drinking, cooking and personal and domestic hygiene. The project will contribute to reducing outbreak of Cholera and other dirty water-borne diseases that have spread in the targeted area due to inaccessibility to clean water.
Vanishing Stripes: Save the Bengal Tiger 100,000 tigers walked India's wild forests just a century ago and today, we are left with a mere 3200 individuals. Our country, is home to about 70% of the world's Bengal tiger population, where they unfortunately face an uncertain fate. Issues like poaching, habitat loss, human-tiger conflict, illegal trade control amongst others act as a significant threat to tigers. What can secure their future are conservation efforts that have yielded encouraging results; yet there is a need to do far more.
Forests4Water Brazil: Community Climate Action If there's one thing that the pandemic has taught us, it's how interdependent we all are, and how what happens in one place can affect others, thousands of miles away. Take rainforests. Home to half of the biodiversity on earth, they store carbon, produce oxygen and play a crucial role in regulating the water cycle and stabilizing weather patterns over huge areas. Global warming demands that we take urgent action to protect and restore the ecosystems on which all our lives depend, starting now.
Quality Education for the poor. This project will encourage rational and liberal thinking among the people who are mostly religious minded. The Official syllabus of Pakistan is religious cum gender based. The Schools for boys are separate from the Schools for girls. Every student Muslim or non-Muslim needs to adopt Islamiat/Ethics in the Examination. Religious tolerance can only be promoted by International Education syllabus, where no special religion study is compulsory.Educated mothers can make a Nation strong.
Fight Famine in the Horn of Africa In the Horn of Africa a combination of drought, conflict, and lack of humanitarian access has left 4 million people suffering, in desperate need of help and hundreds of thousands could perish in the coming months unless humanitarian assistance is allowed to flow freely.

We are collectively struggling to reach as many people as possible that are in need. However, in order to overcome the current situation, we need to try to scale-up general food distribution.
Rehabilitation for The Visually Impaired in Taiwan Taiwan Digital Talking Books Association (TDTB) aims to provide various computer-related courses to the visually impaired people of Taiwan including how to use the NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA) screen reader. The main purpose of this project is to provide a computer literacy rehabilitation program for Taiwan's visually impaired.  Through this project, Taiwan's visually impaired can build-up their ability to independently access information using a computer and the Internet.
Every student can learn to code The Hour of Code campaign is designed to help demystify computer programming and increase participation in computer science courses by more girls and students of color. The event takes place the week of December 9-15 and has attracted nearly 30,000 event registrations representing over 4.2 million student participants worldwide, with over 5 million students projected to participate. This project will raise awareness of the need to increase computer science opportunities for all students.
Sponsored walk for Sickle Cell medical research The monies raised from Andrew's sponsored walk will help develop and maintain methods of preventing and alleviating suffering in children and adults living with this incurable, inherited disease. Sickle Cell affects millions of people worldwide and especially in Africa.
Australia Bushfire Recovery Continues! This project is restoring 5 hectares (12 acres) of rainforest in north-eastern Australia that was severely burnt in the Australian bushfires in 2019-2020. It will remove invasive weed species that have inundated burnt areas and restore much needed habitat for endangered wildlife including the Koala. This project supports Indigenous people of this region and local community affected in the bushfires. The world watched as this land burnt and it is our chance to restore this beautiful rainforest.
Emergency Fuel - Hurricane Dorian, Bahamas Help Fund Relief Fund's team of disaster responders bring emergency fuel assistance to the Bahamas, where Hurricane Dorian made landfall as a Category 5 storm on September 1st. Abaco Islands and Grand Bahama especially, experienced catastrophic conditions, including 225 mph winds, life-threatening storm surge of 18-23 feet, 12-30 inches of rain, resulting in 70,000 people being left homeless and a death toll that continues to rise.
Spark Peace Help young people Spark Peace in their communities.

Spark Peace is an initiative that enables young people to transform their ideas about how to create peace in their communities into micro projects. Donors can fund these micro projects and help young peace advocates foster greater understanding and cooperation in their own schools and neighborhoods.

NB It would be helpful if you could please fund the micro projects directly, rather than Spark Peace.
Goldman Sachs HeroRAT Adoption Welcome to the Goldman Sachs HeroRAT VIP adoption page!. Your Mine Detection HeroRAT, soon to  be named by your office, is a game changing asset when integrated into the larger humanitarian demining teams of APOPO's partners in Cambodia. Your VIP rat represents a percentage of your $163,000 donation to APOPO that happened as a result of APOPO's Cambodian Program being a finalist in the Young Analyst Impact Fund. The total donation will help to support the deployment of 25 rats in Cambodia.
Better life with horses in San Luis Potosi, Mexico Generally, the parents of a child with a disability show a higher degree of stress than the parents of children with normal development. In Mexico, this stress occurs frequently as there is a lack of support, that is, there are very few competent professionals and very little institutional support. The stress experienced by the family environment influences their ability to adjust to care for a child with a disability.
New toilets at a primary school in rural Kenya. It is estimated that over 620 million children worldwide, many of them in sub-Saharan Africa, do not have access to basic sanitation services in school. We are investing in brand new sanitation facilities at Kisimenyi Primary School which will include VIP latrines and urinals, a girls' washroom and, for the first time at the school, proper hand-washing facilities.
A barefoot run to support flood victims of Kerala Kerala has just seen its worst floods in nearly a century, with several animals stranded and left to fend for themselves. This is a special appeal on behalf of these animals that we are trying to help give a second chance.  Thousands of animals have been rescued and help will be needed for a long while when the spotlight fades and others leave. That is when it is most needed; when disease sets in and food runs out. This effort is a fund-raiser that will help re-home several pets from harm's way.
Together for Hope - COVID-19 Response for Youth During this pandemic, we need your support to continue serving and responding to the evolving needs of youth and families already facing complex challenges and at risk of financial and food insecurity. Your gift will help youth remain safe, healthy, and resilient to additional challenges and hardships. Innovative housing, academic, mental health, and other programs and services will protect youths' physical and mental health and minimize learning loss during this unprecedented crisis.
Bed and mattress for 87 orphans in Nandaime This Project will provide new and clean beds and mattress for 87 orphans that lives in NPH Nicaragua Houses. Obtaining healthy sleep is important for both physical and mental health, mostly for boys and girls in development age; it can also improve productivity and overall quality of life. In this way, we provide an integral growth at any aspect of their life.  The Project includes Mosquito nets, which helps to prevent diseases such as malaria, skin infections and viruses.
Help Women lead their communities out of poverty This project will recruit 100 women and provide them with a series of training in gender and empowerment, sales and marketing, cash management, and business skills. These new entrepreneurs will be given a $300 line of credit to purchase energy-saving products that they can sell within their community. This project will take place in the remote and impoverished villages of  Eastern Province of Zambia.
Healthy Screenings for Uninsured Families There is a huge unmet need for health care by a population that has no access to care due to a number of barriers (i.e. transportation, food, health insurance or ability to pay). Villa Therese Catholic Clinic (VTCC) is the only venue that provides free medical, dental, and vision to a population which has no alternative. VTCC holds 2 off-site medical, dental, and vision screening clinics monthly in coordination with churches, other health organizations, and social services organizations.
Provide a Safe Place for Families Fleeing Violence This project will help to provide a safe haven for domestic violence survivors and their children escaping violence in their homes.  It will provide them with the critical resources necessary to immediately flee a violent situation.
Houston Immigrant Women and Children in Need Before, they were in desperate circumstances with little money, isolated from family because of abuse, and living in fear of deportation. Now, the immigrant women and children protected by the Tahirih Justice Center's Houston Office are in desperate need of help because of Hurricane Harvey.
Train 600 Girls in Kyotera on Menstrual Hygiene Dreams of the Tropical Youth Uganda (DROTY) will train 600 needy and vulnerable adolescent girls in rural Uganda (Kyotera) with the skills they need to make their own reusable sanitary pads. We will also educate school leaders on how to debunk myths that stigmatize menstruation, which will empower young girls to gain confidence and remove the shame of menstruation.
Cascade Plunge Development Habitat Birmingham will build up to 40 new, affordable houses on a 19-acre development in the East Lake area of Birmingham, AL. This effort will revitalize the residential community as well as the economic community by reenergizing commercial and existing businesses. Plans are underway to start building Spring 2016.
Help 750 families in TamilNadu - Flood Relief 2021 After three years, rain fury and floods have returned to haunt Tamil Nadu. The tropical cyclone activity in the northern Indian Ocean (the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea) is yet another glaring example of Climate Change that the world is witnessing. Around 600 families have taken refuge in the relief camps of Chennai.This project aims to provide flood relief to them in the form of ration kits, clothes, and utensils.
Help expand "Young Smart Farmers" organic gardens Warm Heart provides a home to 45 disadvantaged hill tribe children, providing them with a safe, loving home, healthy meals, and the opportunity to go to school. Without our help these children would have no future. Our Young Smart Farmer project is teaching these kids how to grow organic gardens, which provides them with a valuable skill and helps feed all of the children at Warm Heart.
A chance at higher education for Kichwa children Fundacion Yanapak Yachachikuna (FYYChE) provides community-directed English, Kichwa, and arts education to rural Kichwa communities of Chimborazo, Ecuador. In a country where discrimination against Indigenous peoples continues in educational policy, FYYChE stands as an Indigenous-led educational initiative which seeks to bridge the gap and enable communities to access new opportunities in post-secondary education.
Sponsor 200 female orphans to school in  Cameroon The  project context is matrilineal succession in which  the widow and her orphans are dispossessed of their property and belonging upon the death of their husband/father.Girl orphans are most vulnerable and are forced into early child marriages, child trafficking to work as house mates in urban cities,sexual abuse and  HIV/AIDS (they ranked the most infected in a 2011 survey).By sending these orphans to school, the project will enable them to  take informed decisions as well as escape the traps
Send a Child to School, Gift for Life Libertad Highlands Day Care Centre provide high quality pre-school education to rural children in Libertad, Misamis Oriental who have no way of benefiting from an early education. Recently we are focusing on the physical survival and health of children but there is a far greater need to include psychological needs. We will implement the 'Learning Through Play' (LTP) program, with its emphasis on the holistic development of children  encompassing all all aspects of child development.
Hygiene Promotion in San Antonio Ilotenango To maximize the benefits of the water and sanitation program, a health and hygiene promotion program targeting schools and the broader community is being implemented.
Month of Hope: Ramadan Aid Project The Holy month of Ramadan has begun, and like every year, needy families are struggling to make ends meet or even survive. This year URDA is launching an initiative that aims to remind the needy, poor and fragile that hope is still alive and that compassion still has a positive impact in the world. You can participate and contribute in teaching the poor that a meal means more than just nutrition, it represents safety, dignity and hope for a better and safer future!
Empowered Camping Due to the many stresses that single parents deal with, it is vital that they find a healthy way to relax, recoup, and revitalize. Many families take a vacation in order to let go of their day to day demands. Unfortunately, many single parents are unable to afford traditional vacations. At the Empowered Camping event, we teach families how to disconnect from electronics and reconnect with each other. Mentors teach the families how to put up a tent, build a fire, and cook over the fire.
Help us raise $12,000 in aid for the Tarahumara! This year's combination of drought and extremely low temperatures has brought food production in the Copper Canyon to a drastic low. Many of the indigenous groups in the region are facing serious food shortages. The populations we work with - pregnant women, nursing mothers, and infants are the hardest hit by food shortage and right now, they need our support. Help us send food aid and prenatal vitamins to the families of the Copper Canyon!
The Actors Fund COVID-19 Emergency Assistance This program supports services for performing arts and entertainment professionals experiencing emergency due to COVID-19.  The Actors Fund, a national human services organization headquartered in NYC, serves everyone in film, theater, television, music, opera, radio, and dance: through financial assistance grants, health insurance enrollment, affordable housing resources, financial wellness workshops, career counseling, and support groups for injured dancers, seniors, and addiction/recovery.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Sarah, Isabella, Jeslyn, Lynn, and Hannah 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.
California Wildfire Relief Fund 2018 The 2018 California wildfire season was the deadliest and most destructive on record. Wildfires spread rapidly through both northern and southern California, destroying homes and prompting evacuations. This fund supported immediate relief efforts for people impacted by the fires in the form of emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine, and is now funding long-term assistance to help residents recover and rebuild. All donations to this fund will exclusively support wildfire recovery.
Garden to Market- Helping the poor to grow food! 'Garden to Market' is a project aimed at helping people living in poor communities in Pattaya, Thailand to grow their own food to feed their families and also earn an income through selling produce at market. These trained growers are then empowered to set up community gardens in slum areas around the city empowering more families and overcoming hunger.
Providing COVID Relief for Farmers in Rural India COVID-19, high unemployment, and a crumbling public health system are combining to devastate rural communities in Bihar, India. Nalanda district faces a dire shortage of basic medicines, equipment, trained healthcare workers, food and work opportunities.  FORRAD, our NGO partner in India, has been distributing food rations, basic medicines and equipment in Nalanda. But after weeks of COVID relief, FORRAD recognizes that what is most urgently needed is paid employment in the local area.
Central PugetSound Marine Mammal Stranding Network Our Stranding Network covers 3 counties & responds to the 2nd highest # of strandings in WA State. We conduct necropsies & test samples to gather information on the health of marine mammals & oceans, & field hundreds of calls about live seal pups on beaches, providing extensive public education about seal pups & marine mammals. Orca Network currently has NO funding to pay for our stranding network, & are experiencing a high # of porpoise strandings, some with a disease that also affects humans.
Distribute 200 Bicycles to Girls for Education A bicycle in the hands of a girl student changes everything. Our bicycles for Educational Empowerment Program aims to provide 200 bicycles to students (70% girls), teachers and educational workers in rural Africa. Students with bikes arrive to school safe and ready to learn. Initial results from the program show grades and attendance increasing while child pregnancy and other health risks such as HIV/AIDS rates are decreasing.
Train & Kit 500 Gombe women to crochet for income With rising unemployment and little opportunities for income generation, we are supporting women with training and start-up materials (the kit) to start crocheting for income. With the security challenges in Northeast Nigeria our beneficiaries can sell their products within and outside the zone through a physical shop and online marketing. There has been tremendous interest and a waiting list of women and girls waiting to join the program.
Take care about orphans in 8 Moscow hospitals Orphans stay in hospitals alone, without their parents who could play with them, tell a fairy tale or simply comfort them when they are in pain or scared. Every day volunteer groups of our fund work in eight Moscow hospitals. They play with children, help to feed them, read for them, conduct workshops. Your donation will help us pay for volunteers coordinators' work, which means an opportunity for children to feel sincere warmth and care!
Building a Home for the San Antonio Preschool After operating a Preschool Nutrition Center in the small town of San Antonio Palopo, Guatemala since 2010, we need to establish a permanent building to house the over 50 preschoolers that rely on the center for daily nutrition and education. Currently the preschool operates in a temporary shelter which is dark, cramped, and not conducive to learning and growing.
Nutrition&Literacy for 40 tribal children in India About 53 yanadi tribal families erected huts at Bheemannakonda located on the hill top near Milk Project area in Vijayawada.They are extremely away from the mainstream.Their culture,attitudes,behaviors are different from others and their life styles are more pathetic.They are the silent sufferers due to their ignorance and100% illiteracy.The families depending on collection of waste materials and fishing related activities.The plight of the children is very much underdeveloped and pitiable.
Greenhouses Destroyed During COVID-19 Crisis A storm destroyed three of the greenhouses at the bio&co social farm in Romania, a non-profit organic farming project employing 7 marginalized people, impacting the farm's production in the coming weeks and months and also its revenue, thus endangering the livelihood of the hired workers who have been excluded from all other job opportunities for years, even decades. By funding our project you'll help us save their jobs and income, in a time when our entire country is in pandemic lock down.
Youth Christmas Angel Tree Our organization is making plans to adopt 200 socio-economically disadvantaged youth ranging from ages newborn to 17 for the 2016 Christmas season. This will be our second year doing the Youth Christmas Angel Tree. Last year was a huge success! A personal stocking with a list of their needs and wishes will be hung on a Christmas tree in a community Walmart.  All monetary donations will assist with the purchasing of those items on the stockings left on the tree and to have gifts for all 200 youth
Plant 3,000 trees in Africa For every flight that you take, consider planting trees in Africa. These will be looked after by members of the Anglican church, either through churches, schools or institutions such as orphanages. As well as offsetting your carbon emissions, you can create beauty and shade.
Survivors Film & COVID19 | Trust Hope & Solidarity We are making our film SURVIVORS available for free, streaming on PBS.org. The film chronicles the 2014 Ebola outbreak through the eyes of Sierra Leonean healthcare workers. Very, proud to share this film again at this time of great uncertainty and to highlight the inspiring self-sacrifice of Sierra Leonean workers and underscore the film's lessons about the importance of trust, transparency and community solidarity.
CareCraft Empowering marginalised women and men living with epilepsy through income-generating and self-management skills for sustainable livelihoods through training and financial support and help them become an expert artisan in a specific craft.
Support a "Smart Village" in Malawi Abundance is a non-profit organization that has worked at Mbando village in rural Malawi since 2016. Working closely with the communities, over 5 years, we have set up a library, solar powered e-learning center, trained youth on vocational skills, provided a communal bicycle ambulance, blankets to elderly, trained girls on sanitary napkins making, planted trees, piloted a waste to energy bioenergy cooker and are setting up a rice mill. Support us to make Mbando a "Smart Village"!