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The Forgotten Kingdom-Help Protect Elusive Species In the Greater Kruger Area, South Africa, outside of formally protected areas, conservation research is more difficult when animals are elusive and/or nocturnal. This project aims to use camera traps and other research equipment to open up a whole world of possibilities for studying these amazing animals such as leopards, civets, wild cats and more. This will help us to understand more about their secretive lifestyles in order to more effectively conserve them in their natural habitats.
Keep a Girl in School In Northern Nigeria Over 15 million children in Northern Nigeria are out of school due to crisis and poverty out of which 70% of this figure are girls (UNICEF Report 2018). This project plans to build a 5 blocks of classrooms with furnitures and fittings, provide sick bay equipments and first aid, Ventilated Improved Pit Latrines, provide supply of books, literacy support services for girls in Government Junior Secondary Schools in Tarauni Local Government Council in Kano. This project will affect 1950 girls
Support Sustainability for Nicaraguan Farmers Supporting the Agros villages of Nicaragua will enable families to increase their incomes through various economic and agricultural projects. This income affords families the ability to buy the land that they are working and break the cycle of poverty.
Water Well To Resolve Human-Chimpanzee Conflict This project will build an emergency water well at Nyaituma-Lower Village in western Uganda to reduce risk to children collecting surface water in the chimpanzee's habitat.  In June this year an 8-year old girl was attacked by a chimpanzee while collecting water from a spring by the forest.  She is recovering, and will be OK, but a well located in the village - serving about 150 households - will greatly reduce human-chimpanzee encounters, improving the lives of both species.
Help Village Children Meet Education They Need The Project will build the first 12-classroom (8 classrooms for grades 1-8; 4 classroom for grades 9-12) of a mixed day, boarding, and combined primary and secondary school for over 3,000 children who live in the most remote and the poorest village of Makuach in South Sudan. The school will be built at the heart of the village in which every child will have access to free education and learn in a safe environment. The Project will also increase the enrollment and attendance of girls in school.
provide shelter to victims of fire disaster in Wum Victims of fire disaster are affected adversely with heavy challenges. They are homeless, frustrated and hopeless because of heavy losses. Your donations will restore their lives and build their shattered lives. Your donations will provide emergency to 25 people in the community.
DREAM Mentoring Program This project will ensure that our youth succeed in education and life through mentoring, cultural activities and community outreach. The project also helps to alleviate child hunger, by providing free nutritious after-school meals and snacks daily.
CARE Opportunities for Mother & Infant Development The Opportunities for Mother and Infant Development (OMID) initiative addresses barriers to safe deliveries through a community-based approach in Afghanistan, where one out of every nine women dies from pregnancy- and childbirth-related complications, one of the most severe maternal mortality ratios in the world. By promoting community support groups, CARE encourages pregnant women and their families to plan for births and to take prompt action when emergencies arise.
Pandemic Aid for Families in Rwanda Although the COVID lockdown has ended in Rwanda, our families are still struggling with issues related to the pandemic. Schools have significantly increased fees to cover sanitation, masks and physical changes to accommodate social distancing. In addition, our Executive Director has been unable to travel to Rwanda to bring in fabric for the Umva dyeing efforts. Without the ability to dye the Umva textiles for us to sell on their behalf, the dyers have lost their monthly income.
Sub-Saharan Lion Conservation Project While there is discrepancy about exact numbers, most agree that the African lion population has at least been halved since the 1950’s.  In order to combat these problems, Wildize Foundation has begun a  coordinated effort through several on-the-ground projects to address the numerous underlying causes for the Lion’s decline and as much as possible includes local community involvement so as to reduce the conflicts leading to their demise.
Educate and Inspire 100 Underserved Nigerian Girls Girl Child Art Foundation(GCAF) youth centre plans to provide free training programs for underserved girls who do not have access to learning computer skills and opportunity to develop their talents in music, visual arts, and photography . The centre will also provide free internet access for learning and networking, career Counseling and psychosocial support.
Reforest 20000 Mangrove Plants ACT NOW is a project initiated by Youth Service Africa (YSA) to help combat the adverse effects of climate change. This project aims to mitigate the effects of climate change by establishing a mangrove replenishment mechanism and planting 20,000 mangrove plants. This reconstituted mangrove has an absorption capacity of 20% CO2 in air.
Global Empowerment Campaign This campaign provides outreach to American domestic violence survivors living in foreign countries, educates the local community, and raises global awareness.
Build a Plastics Upcycling Center in Guatemala This project will build small scale plastic-recycling machinery to clean up Lake Atitlan. The machines in action will financially support the clean up of plastic waste while creating stable, dignified work for rural Mayan people.    With the help of volunteers and technical staff, we will build the three machines inspired by the PreciousPlastics.com open-source design.  We need your help to cover materials, workshop space and a metalworker.
100 Bikes for 100 Girls We are giving girls who live in rural and poor villages in Vietnam, bicycles to help them get to school. Many young girls walk one or more hours one way to school, and these long distances often keep them from attending regularly.  Safety is another reason to give young girls bikes, as they are very often the targets of human trafficking to the sex trade and sweatshops. Bicycles are the first simple answer to improving both their safety and access to education.
Help 100 Children in Kayole in Nairobi Tunaweza Pamoja Children's Centre helps neglected, needy, orphaned, vulnerable, deprived and destitute children mostly from the Kayole-Soweto slum area and also from the Children's Department. We help the children by paying their school fees, giving them shelter, food, clothing and medical attention. We provide a loving and safe, family environment that enables children the right to a happy, educated, skilled and healthy life. Currently we are helping 100 children aged between 3 to 15 years.
Ukraine Tensions: No Child Forgotten On Thursday 24th February, Russia declared war on Ukraine. Thousands of people are now Internally Displaced Persons. Millions of people are fleeing contact zones. The war is crippling Ukraine's economy. UNICEF estimates that 7.5 million children are at risk. Families of children with disabilities - usually single mothers - suffer most. Accessing medical care will be near impossible. We help IDP and contact-zone families of children with disabilities access essential medical care.
Sponsor the education of 29 girls in the DRC This project will fund the education of 29 girls in the village of Kalebuka, in Southeastern DRC. They will be the new Kindergarten class at the Malaika School, which provides a quality education completely free of charge to 202 girls.
End Child Marriage, Educate 200 Girls in Zambia The project aims at keeping 200 poorest girls out of marriage by providing them with education and micro-entrepreneurship skills that will result into breaking the cycle of poverty by sending them to school & helping them save for the future. 200 girls will receive school fees, uniforms, clothes, school supplies, healthcare & family support services and child marriage survivors will be provided with micro-entrepreneurship skills that will help them remain independent economically.
Sponsor Bosnian-Herzegovinian youth to build peace In the aftermath of a war, often the conflict remains. Such is the case of Bosnia. From the individual level to the socio-political, division, nationalism, segregation, and trauma are obstacles to rebuilding a peaceful society. We work to empower youth to change the future of their generation and those to come. Our Peace Camp provides 25 young people from all over Bosnia with the skills they need to transform their local communities and actively advocate for social change.
MammalWeb : Citizens Transforming Conservation A quarter of our wild mammals face extinction. MammalWeb is a new internet platform to engage citizens in helping to save wildlife and better connect with nature. Building on a successful project created by Durham University, MammalWeb development will enable users to deploy cameras, and classify and analyse photos of mammals for scientific research. It will give everyone a unique opportunity to share experiences and to make a personal and significant contribution to nature conservation.
South-Asia Flood Relief - Urgent Need Monsoon rains have caused a humanitarian crisis affecting 28 million people in India, Bangladesh and Nepal. People need food and potable water to survive the worst of the inundation and rebuild.
Toilets for 80 rural children - Eastern Cape This project will build a brick structure to house  3 Solar toilets, 3 urinals and 3 hand basins at Ncinci One's Montessori in the rural Eastern Cape, South Africa.  The toilets are for the 80 young, rural Xhosa children who use our education facility on a daily basis.  We have 30 young children attending Ncinci Ones Montessori in the morning and we have 50 children in Grades 1 - 3 attending the Siyafunda After School program.   A safe toilet should be a right for a child, not a luxury!
Sponsor Education & Healthcare for Kids in Ghana The Anidaso Nsae Foundation (TANF) is making a difference by helping orphan and underprivileged children in Ghana to get access to free education and healthcare. TANF's vision is to contribute to a prosperous and poverty-free Ghana, investing into the younger generation and finding sustainable solutions for local families to break free from the cycle of poverty. At TANF, we believe easy access to education and healthcare is a human right for every child.
Use football to empower 2000 youth in Botswana The project will tap into the power of football to deliver health and educational programmes to 2000 participants in Botswana. Our Theory of Change is based on the premise that when sport is delivered in an appropriate manner it can create an environment that develops youth who are more likely to make healthy decisions and avoid risk behavior. Football's popularity will be used as a "catch" to entice hard-to-reach youth, to participate and stay actively involved in the educational processes.
Support 200 volunteers to prevent Hepatitis E This project will raise funds to support 200 volunteers involved in a health education campaign educating the community how to prevent and manage Hepatitis E at the community level in Ohangewana, Oshikoto, Khomas, Oshana and Omusati regions of Namibia. The campaign is in response to the outbreak of Hepatitis E in the Khomas region since October 2017 with over  900 cases confirmed and six deaths registered thus far. The outbreak has caused huge anxiety and panic in the communities.
Enroll 14,000 men for HIV  treatment in Uganda Uganda N'eddagala N'obuwangwa Bwafe will, engage traditional healers in a dialogue to mobilize 14,000 men and boys  between  15  - 50 years  to access HIV  testing and enroll on treatment in Uganda. These dialogues will consist of traditional healers who are leaders of traditional healers at all levels from national to parish levels.
Retaining 320 Slum Children in Chennai Schools Turning Point Educational Trust is working for educational welfare of slum children since year 2008. For sake of modernization Chennai city about 23,000 families were displaced to Kannagi Nagar, largest resettlement slums. We plan to 350 vulnerable children are enrolled to government schools, retention through Evening Motivation Centers by providing adequate supplementary educational and nutritional inputs. We will ensure they will complete higher secondary school and earn dignified employment.
Saint Thomas Aquinas Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, high school students Bryson, Giovanni, Julia, Frankie, Jayden, Kevin, and Gabriel have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Plant 10,000 Trees to Combat Climate Change Green Care Association plans to plant 10,000 bee-friendly, medicinal or fruit bearing native trees to combat desertification in Northwest Cameroon. These native forests will help combat climate change (and donors offset their own carbon footprints), preserve fertile land, and provide income to the local communities. Green Care works with local populations to teach tree management, water catchment protection, and income generating activities such as bee keeping and fruit harvesting.
Invest in Outdoor Learning Gardens & Health The Captain Planet Foundation will install two (2) Captain Planet Learning Gardens (CPLG) in Metro Atlanta schools. The CPLG Program encourages whole-school involvement and allows students to engage in hands-on, inquiry-based learning activities across multiple core subject areas, such as science, math, history, language arts,etc.  Gardens also provide students with outdoor physical activity and fruit & vegetable tasting opportunities that develop an appreciation and palate for healthy foods.
Build a Brighter Future for 25,000 Kids in Nepal We started rebuilding schools in Nepal after the earthquake. Now, looking for a sustainable way to improve the education of thousands of kids, we propose the creation of the first national "Teacher Training Center of Excellence". The Center will enhance the quality and relevance of education offered to teachers that currently have none or incomplete training. This is phase one of a bigger project. We have a plan, the land secured, love and excitement, and are ready to begin. We just need YOU!
Complete safewater project for 168 rural learners This project will complete a safe water project for  children at Mt Matedzi Secondary in  Manicaland District. The school  has an enrollment of 168 learners who battle for clean water in long queues at a community borehole . The project will set up pipes and taps in the school premises so that learners can safely access drinking water and water for the toilets . Children are currently missing out lessons as they spend time seeking water , this also affects their performance .
Sexual Health Awareness for Women/Youth in Jinja Lack of health education in schools and villages is a problem in Jinja.It has become an issue of national importance, government has recognized reproductive, maternal health as one of its top priorities.Women have a lot misinformation concerning reproductive and sexual health which poses serious health, social, economic problems.St. Monica’s Secondary School, most of the students have never participated in sexual and reproductive health education.The Project seeks to target youth and young women
Born Free of HIV in West Africa With treatment and access to HIV care, all children of HIV infected mothers can be born HIV Free. Providing HIV treatment to the mother prior to childbirth and during breastfeeding can prevent HIV.
Help Veterans Who Struggle with Fireworks You can provide a free yard sign to veterans who struggle with Fireworks. In 2015, over 4,000 signs were given out to veterans, but it is not enough. There are still thousands of veterans waiting for a free sign.  If you would like to sign up for a sign please register at http://www.militarywithptsd.org/involvedwithus/registration/ and check the box Firework sign.
Help to get breakfast for 500 Poor Kids at school Tiffin Program for 500 Poor kids living in the slum and getting better future through education at Samaritan Mission School.
Send a family to our rare disorder conference! Dup15q Alliance provides family support and promotes awareness, research and targeted treatments for dup15q syndrome. Symptoms of this rare genetic disorder include autism, seizures and developmental delays. Every two years we hold a conference for affected families to provide education on the latest treatments for dup15q and to create a sense of hope and community that is often difficult for our 1,000 registered families to find locally due to the rarity of the disorder.
Green Energy -Solar Light for Tribal houses Solar lantern with FM radio is provided to 1050 Tribe families, who reside in at risk areas (interior forest). By providing a solar lantern, a family gets lights to habitation, free from wild animals attack, children reading, women cooking, radio running and mobile charging. The people have links with outer world and knowledge about flora fauna.  32 tribe hamlets / areas in hills, are provided by solar street light. the Street light gives light and safety to their residences
Support HIV Prevention Tools for Women in Africa Women bear the brunt of the AIDS epidemic in Africa, where their increased biological & social vulnerability fuels the epidemic. A vaccine would be among the most powerful health & equity tools ever.
"Children education in the prostitution zone" Bandar Baru is a village consisting of a large number of brothels and (nobody knows since when) has gained the dubious title as a "commercial sex zone". We have decided to rent some land and set up a Slow Loris rehabilitation center, and also an educational site and a mini library for the kids.
Etan Thomas: Provide after school care for kids YMCA GO is a comprehensive afterschool wellness program for children that provides solutions for reversing childhood obesity trends, curbing risky behavior, improving academic performance
Legal Aid for Indigents in Ghana Ghana's justice system does not guarantee free legal services for the poor and less-privileged persons who are unable to hire counsel to represent them. A State-funded legal aid scheme is woefully under-funded and ill-equipped to make any impact and there is no effective private alternative. Consequently, accused persons who cannot afford the services of counsel mostly end up in jail. HelpLaw Ghana is providing free legal assistance for these unfortunate citizens who are being denied justice.
Give Argentine Youth a Chance Cimientos provides 2000 low income Argentine youth with scholarships to finish secondary school, job opportunities, employment training and educational resources so they can achieve their "Life Project" and finally be able to escape poverty.
Ensure Food Security for 600 Farm Families 600 Bombali District, Sierre Leone farm families in 5 villages will receive seedlings for increased acreage cultivation. They will also use donated mechanical tractors/ farm implements.
Rape Prevention for 1000 Children in Nigeria This project aims to educate 1,000 or more children in Agege and Ikeja Local Governments of Lagos providing them with information on what sexual abuse is, abusers, consequences,how to prevent, where to access help and psychosocial assistance to mitigate the long and short term effects of abuse.MediaCon works to prevent the occurrence of sexual violence and provide free crisis response to victims and their families through the only rape crisis center in Nigeria.
Mapping services supporting Drug Users in Athens Help us build a mobile app as an interactive tool for street-workers and professionals working in the field of drugs in Athens, Greece. This tool will contribute in the best dissemination of information regarding the available governmental and NGO services for drug users and other vulnerable populations, and also help street-workers provide direct linkage to healthcare, prevention, harm reduction, therapeutic services, information on emergency issues and holistic support to drug users.
Educate 40 children from the slums of India We provide children from urban poor communities a chance of a better life and a future through scholarships to English-Medium schools, as well as after-school clubs and homework help. This is simply a must to have a chance to break inter-generational poverty traps in India.  Today 40 of our children from the slums of Bangalore are missing funding for their next year of education. By donating you will be giving them a chance to get a fair start in life.
Baby supplies for 60 families in the Bronx This project provides clothing, gear and products for infants and young children, coupled with family budgeting classes, to needy families enrolled in an early education program in the Bronx.
Training Early Education Teachers in South Africa Many Township Early Childhood teachers are under-educated themselves. They are hungry for opportunities to increase their skills and provide a better learning experience for the children in their care. A generous donor sponsored Love to Langa's first Reporting Workshop for teachers on January 30, 2014 and it was a tremendous success. The 20 women who attended raved about the experience and are clamoring for more. With a waiting list for future workshops, we need funding to make them happen.
Outreach Centre for Child-Headed Households Uganda Wings of Courage Orphan Outreach builds a centre for Child headed households outside Gulu in Uganda, to provide community outreach programs, 24 hour emergency adult assistance, and a home for orphans without extended family.
Teach people to grow their own healthy food in DC To have good health, we need good food. But in many neighborhoods in the nation's capital, nutritious food is often not available. We want to ensure that everyone can eat healthy, local food, so we work to empower people to grow their own. We cultivate new gardeners and spearhead new community food projects and, in so doing, we broaden access to good food for everyone. In the process, we increase the health and resilience of communities, as well as families.
Empower Marginalized Youth via Enhanced Education Ann Foundation (AF) brings progressive education and technology to the underprivileged and strives to instill a lifelong passion for learning in them. Through our Empowering Marginalized Youth via Enhanced Education (EMYEE) Program, we provide technology & educational resources; conduct online English & Computer classes; and nurture social skills to better equip students for success in the modern digital world. We offer sustainable solutions so our beneficiaries become self-reliant & confident.
help mothers  fight malnutrition among children after differences in meetings (regal) between those who are involved in the project (mopab, city hall, casec,asec,mspp civil society) all the population hopes to find funds to run the project (help mothers fight malnutrition among children ) in order to improve the situation of life in haiti, where food insecurity is rage. of these project will allow 3500 people combat malnutrition. the mairie,mspp, mopab,civil society in petit-goave are seekers  of this project and we asked comprehensive of all
Provide Support to Rebuild Philippines from Haiyan On November 8th, 2013 Typhoon Haiyan devastated the Philippines, and took with it much of the infrastructure. Do Your Part Volunteer's along with the Filipino people have moved into the rebuilding and repair stage, while still supplying food to the villages; as they anticipate the growing crops from the new gardens that were established.
Digital skills teachers trainings This project aims to train 2,500 teachers online in digital skills to improve student learnings in  the Caribbean.