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Sponsor a Puppy - Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind The sponsor a puppy programme is run by Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind. For just $6,800 annually, you can name and meet your own guide dog puppy.
Build a school for 215 pupils in southern Zambia Kamawindow, which means a 'small window' is a community school in Choma District of Zambia that enrolls 215 pupils in a dilapidated and unsafe one classroom block. Established as a community school in 2012 in Mandona village, pupils at Kamawindow still learn in a makeshift building made from mud and poles while sitting on wooden poles as there are no desks. The thatched structure with visible cracks (Kamawindow) is a glaring danger to both the pupils and teachers.
Resilience Academy Mental Health Classes for Teens The Resilience Academy is an evidence-based training program to build resilience and coping skills for young people. These necessary resilience and coping skills are often expected but rarely taught. This program is designed to provide students with the information, strategies, and resources that they will use through their school careers and beyond, to cope with stressors in a positive and constructive way.
Help Refugee Youth in Uganda Find A Future Uganda hosts more refugees than any other country in Africa, fleeing from conflict and famine. In the capital, Kampala, MindLeaps offers urban refugee youth energizing, fun dance classes in a safe space. MindLeaps' program develops cognitive and life skills, which help youth gain knowledge, confidence and hope. Through participation at MindLeaps, these youth show an increase in responsible and healthy life choices, greater school success, and deeper integration into the community and workforce.
THINKING FUTURE-KEEPING MALAWIAN GIRLS IN SCHOOL The project aims at getting girls into school and ensuring safe and effective environment which can keep girls of 10 to 20 years old in school. It seeks to prevent and provide awareness on the dangers of child marriages, early pregnancies, domestic violence, HIV/AIDS, and children's rights to girls, teachers, parents and the community. Those who were impregnated and have delivered will be encouraged to get back to school. The project will support 11000 girls in11 districts across the country
Tree Planting for School Evironmental Conservation Conservation of the environment and natural resources was identified as a priority in primary schools of Iganga district, eastern Uganda.  Currently there are no deliberate efforts put in place by the district to address the consequences of environmental degradation by any other development partners. This proposed initiative is intended to complement our current tree planting program in primary schools and community efforts towards sustainable solutions.
PROPOSAL TO COMBAT COVID - 19 IN Tamil Nadu India. Five things you need to know: 1. Create Awareness among all and strictly follow the Governments instruction to combat the Corona Virus.  The fake health advice you should ignore. 2. Stay at Home, take good food, good rest & be with family in good & safe environment until further instructions from the Governments. 3. You can protect yourself by washing your hands frequently, avoiding touching your face, and avoiding close contact (1 meter or 3 feet) with people who are unwell, and as well as .
Vegetable farming for poor women of 10 rural areas Through this project we want to initiate a business model for poor rural women of 10 areas based on organic and commercial kitchen gardening to transform the low income women lives from poverty to prosperity.  Women Vegetable Clubs (WVC) is an idea to club rural women for collective entrepreneurship through organic commercial kitchen gardening. As the project is highly sustainable therefore it will be initiated from from 1 rural area and will move towards the next 9 areas after the completion.
Improved sanitation for 2,000 people in Uganda This project is working with five communities in Budaka District, Eastern Uganda to improve their health and environment by providing better quality pit latrines for 200 families (2,000 people)
Adopt a Cedar tree: help Lebanon The Cedar of Lebanon is the oldest cedar in cultivation on earth - those on the slopes of Mt Lebanon are around 2,500 years old. During the last 40 years, more than 35% of the forest cover in Lebanon has deteriorated. The apparent consequences today are extremely dramatic: near-total denudation, wildlife disappearance and more. This project helps restoring the old forests, it tries to remedy the effect of years of negligence and war, and helps restoring a culture of awareness for a better future
Provision of basic needs of abandoned older women Abandoned older women in Group Home needs your love and care through your donation to provide their basic needs (food, hygiene supplies, and medical needs). Group Home is a community-based residential care facility for abandoned and indigent older women. The concept of COSE Group Home is based on the idea of "aging in one's place", where abandoned and homeless older persons continue to be part of the community where they can still participate and contribute.
Christel Club Education Fund Christel House is an independent School set up with the Mission of "Breaking the Cycle of Poverty" and we do this by educating impoverished children and teaching parents practical skills. There are 753 Learners from Grade R to Grade 12 and over the 7 years where learners have graduated, we have enjoyed consistent academic success with 100% NSC pass rate and 85% achieving Bachelor passes. 95% of all our Graduates are either studying at 3rd Level Universities or gainfully employed. Please support.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Lila, Lilian, Hanna Lou, and Anna have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Prevent HIV infections to children in Uganda Transmission of HIV infections from mother to child in Uganda is high. Mothers have challenges of antenatal and maternity services. Most deliveries are carried by traditional birth attendants. Mothers attend antenatal clinics services without their spouses. Supply of HIV/AIDS testing kits, drugs and sundries are irregular and untimely. This project will reduce transmission of HIV/AIDS from mother to children  through provision of  HIV counseling testing, antenatal care and delivery service
The beautiful food package We put the purchased food (including rice, oil, grains and other basic foods) and the surplus food that we rescued (such as milk powder, etc.) into a beautiful food package, a total of 2500 copies, and gave them to the urban communities and the poor families in poor mountains Some of these families have fallen into poverty due to serious illness and disability and lost their main labor force, and some have sudden family accidents or have difficulties because of COVID-19 unemployment.
Business School for Rural Women in Maharashtra The Business School provides technical skills to rural women without formal education and to girls forced to drop out of school, enabling them to start and/or improve their own micro enterprises.
EMPOWER CHILDREN FROM UNDERPRIVILEGED BACKGROUNDS Founded in 1994 by the late actress Anne Wanjugu, Tumshangilieni Mtoto is a project in Nairobi, Kenya whose aim is to empower street children and other underprivileged children from economically challenged background. Tumshangilieni uses performing arts as a tool of rehabilitation and offers formal education from primary school to university.  In so doing the children are empowered to be financially independent and ready for reintegration back to society.
Sponsoring Kolhewadi, new project village of 750 Since 1970, CRHP has worked with over 300 villages in rural Maharashtra, bringing health to the poorest of the poor. CRHP's unique approach focuses on enabling the community members to bring about desired community development, putting health in their own hands. Utilizing principles of empowerment, equity and integration, CRHP's staff of social workers, health professionals and community development coordinators works closely with villagers, compelling sustainable, impacting change.
Join 30 Pregnant Teen Girls Fight Poverty in Ghana Osanko Child Poverty Relief believes that teenage and adolescent girls in our rural communities who are already giving birth to fatherless children must be supported with practical skills that enable them to get their lives back.  We provide these Marginalized Young Women with Life Skills training and opportunities for improved livelihoods so that they can fully participate in society and raise healthy children.
Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights for all Project is oriented to improve awareness of sexual reproductive health and  rights (SRHR) of 25% of society; to increase society's support for SRHR. Information campaign will be implemented in public transport stops of 6 major cities of Lithuania; TV spots on SRHR will be arranged; 3 short movies on SRHR in media created ; a conference and a press conference in Parliament  on project and its results arranged. 100 educators (teachers, medicals, psychologists) in two years trained.
Girls' Fund - Plan International USA The Girls' Fund ensure that girls living in the developing world have access to the most basic of child and human rights: clean water, education, protection, food, healthcare, and microfinance services. Donations support programs, innovation, and the infrastructure required to deliver our programs to girls worldwide. You can help create sustainable change and address the root causes of poverty and inequality all around the world from Ethiopia, Egypt, El Salvador, Nepal, Guatemala, and more.
Complete Shea Butter Processing Centre for Women This project will complete the construction two Shea butter processing Centres to serve women in two cluster rural communities in the Bole district of Ghana.  The  project will provide  rural women  opportunity for off season livelihood diversification strategy, increase production efficiency and effectiveness and incomes through the use of improved technology to reduce their climate change vulnerability to guarantee long term livelihood improvement.
Religious Literacy Project Religion News Foundation works tirelessly to spread religious literacy and, through its subsidiary, Religion News Service, support religion journalism. In a world rife with misunderstanding, RNF and RNS provide accurate, detailed reporting and projects that help spread mutual understanding. Support for Religion News Foundation goes to promoting religious literacy through projects like the Beliefs and Re-Sight Islam podcasts, and supporting the work of religion journalists around the globe.
Youth-led Coronavirus Response The Coronavirus is now a pandemic and widespread and there is a need for concerted effort in order to help mitigate its effect. Towards this end, we will mobilize 200 youth in order to mount education campaign as well as soap-distribution initiative in order to assist in stemming the spread of the virus.
Trauma Equipment for Earthquake Relief in Haiti This project will help deliver critical orthopedic trauma equipment to the Haitian state hospitals and help accommodate their overwhelming need in the wake of the August 14th 7.2 magnitude earthquake.    This not only significantly change lives on an individual level, but will also help curb the social and economic impact of limited access to orthopedics by preventing unnecessary amputations and long term physical disabilities.
Transform health in a Kenyan slum with just $26 With just a $26 micro-grant, Tabitha Festo started selling vegetables on the streets of Nairobi and started a medical clinic out of her home. With much dedication and partnership, that same clinic today has grown to serve tens thousands in the heart of Kibera. Your assistance will help continue the work that Tabitha started by providing healthcare, family planning, counseling, and testing/laboratory services through the Tabitha Clinic for 45,000+ people in the Kibera slum of Nairobi, Kenya.
Sponsor 4 Students in Aflao, Ghana Students of Success Foundation will provide scholarships for low-income students in southeast Ghana through partnerships with high quality private schools in Aflao.
Music Education for Blind Children in Bulgaria To visually impaired people, music is a way to explore and sense the world. More importantly, music helps them feel more confident and socially accepted. The Music for Bulgaria foundation has created an adapted music education program that encourages visually impaired children to see through music. The program offers scholarships for music training and mentorship.
Connect and Support Local People Working for Peace Peace Insight is a revolutionary online resource published by Peace Direct which helps to connect local peacebuilding organisations with one-another, whilst providing them with crucial information about funding and growth. It offers a wealth of information to anyone wanting to find out more about locally-led peacebuilding, and is available free of charge - but we need your help to keep it that way.
Build Classrooms for 3000 Needy Children in Togo The population that this project is aimed at is the the poor and those who lack financial means to send their children to school and build proper classrooms, which can resist against fire, strong winds and rains. It's really pity and the only way to help is to build solid classrooms with the necessary items for the children's sound education.
Help us build a Community Center for 3000 DC youth There are hundreds of inner city youth standing in front of gas stations begging for money in our city, It's astonishing to realize the age of a kid when there clothes are tattered and their faces are drawn with disappointment from either their ambitions not being met with opportunity or simply no one cares.It often leads to impulsive acts of desperation. B.M.D.C gives a safe haven for at risk youth between the ages of 10-21 years of age. Help our youth to stop being targeted. Lets give options!
Long-term Coronavirus response in Latin America It is generally accepted that the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic in 2020 will affect us all for months and years to come. Over the long-term we aim to provide hand sanitizer and supplies of soap for all our students in Honduras, Ecuador, Peru and Guatemala for when they enter and leave the schools each day to reassure parents that it is a safe place and also to reduce the chance of bringing the virus into the schools and taking the virus back home and potentially afflicting the elderly.
Battered Women Rescue and Support Project We will provide material, emotional and legal support for women subjected to domestic violence by their partners. Our material support will be in the form of food, shelter and medical supply and long-term livelihood projects of their choice. Our legal support will be in the form of advice, referral to competent lawyers and aiding them in their long-drawn legal battles with those who have caused them harm.
Help 12 locals start a digital career in Vratsa Due to lack of oportunities for a good career and high unemployment rates, local people are leaving our town and move abroad or to the capital in search of a better living . Our mission is to give people of Vratsa and the region a chance for challenging and well paid jobs. We are conducting courses for people to aquire digital skills and use them to find jobs that can be worked remotely so they are able to stay in their hometown. This project will provide scholarships for 12 ambitious trainees.
Chamber Orchestra of the Brazilian Northeast Add to this region a cultural entertainment, provide the opportunity for teaching music to teenagers and youths from our community, tracing a trajectory of professionalization of the orchestra allowing visualization of labor in national cultural market.

Create opportunities for teenagers and young people, preparing them to exercise cultural and artistic activities that generate employment and income;
Shelter, Schools & Livelihoods for Quake Survivors RI is following up its immediate emergency response by addressing the long-term needs of survivors of the Indonesian earthquake. We are working to rebuild schools, shelters and livelihoods.
Advance Relief Efforts for Refugees in Greece Lighthouse Relief was formed on the Greek island of Lesvos in September 2015, as thousands of refugees were arriving every day. We mobilised quickly to provide structured emergency response to the area, and - when it became apparent that people were stranded for longer periods in mainland Greece - expanded to support vulnerable groups like children and youth. Five years later, we remain committed to advancing a dignified and empowering humanitarian response for as long as it's needed.
Support KAPS Satellite Library extension project Kaps library is one of the libraries BFM donated to Kaps Model school which is serving about 400 people a day within its community. The library was constructed in 2008 and it was donated to Kaps model schools the same year.   We intend to extend the library size due to the current high demand of space from the users within the community. We have managed to raise $16,000 and we need to raise $7334. after this expansion we expect to be accommodating 800 people which is double the current number
Prevent 500 girls in Gulu from early marriage The traditional practice of paying a bride price to the girl's parents makes it more attractive for their families to encourage early marriage instead of sending their girls to school.  Most girls married at an early age suffer during child birth as their bodies are not ready for reproduction. Yet the majority of these girls do not have a voice on family planning. Child Equal Opportunity Uganda is running a community-led campaign against early marriages of girls and supports their education.
Bust That Bond, Baby! TLC made the big announcement in the beginning of 2020 that we would be moving our home to a safer location. Not too long after this the coronavirus pandemic hit the world with full force and has been a big stumbling block to our plans.  Thankfully, through this campaign & a handful of private donors we raised1/2  of our target. The other 1/2 was offered on a loan agreement. In order to settle this loan within the next 3 years, we still need R1,4 mil (about $95 000) to fully secure our home.
Make Women in Rural India Financially Secure Seva Mandir seeks to help women in rural areas attain financial freedom by adopting a habit of saving and inter-loaning through Self-Help Groups. The programme also aims to strengthen livelihood-generating activities.
Fighting Trauma in Kenya The Moving Forward, Trauma Recovery project will aid in the recovery and personal development of children
affected by the skirmishes in Kenya's 2007 presidential
elections.
Sexual Health Among 5000 Young Students in Togo The project consists in contributing to the resolution of the problem of early and unwanted pregnancies among young people and adolescents in Togo. These include the promotion of comprehensive sex education, the free care of sexually transmitted infections, the availability of contraceptive methods and the promotion of the relationship of first sexual intercourse among school and out-of-school youth In Togo.
Keep high risk inner-city students in school Walking the Path gives high risk students the chance to examine the personal challenges they face and the confidence to overcome these hurdles to achieve success in school, society and life
Provide 125 Students the Opportunity of a Lifetime We will offer quality education and training to hardworking and appreciative disadvantaged children and youth in central Vietnam. In addition to the weekly English classes that we have been offering since 2011, and the Intensive English Course that was first launched in July 2014.
SEAM (Self Education And Mentorship) Program Goal: To create an environment where children can educate themselves on topics of their interest and are guided by mentors.   The aim of this project is to build a library in rural Kenya where children can get access to books they may not otherwise have. The library will also be a hub for youth activities, and will hopefully evolve into a school for community development. The current activities include horticulture, arts & crafts, IT, educational trainings and practical workshops.
20,000 Books for Children in Rural Uganda This particular initiative of enjuba aims to print and deliver 20,000 books to reach over 60,000 children in rural Uganda
Support 50 rural schools to network with scholarly This project is aiming to network 50 rural marginalized schools (10,000 students) in Vidarbha with nationally and Internationally scholar schools and to motivate and update them with various competitions, opportunities, exams, recent educational developments and education related stuff by publishing weekly newspaper dedicated to school education and activities.
Wellington Community Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Carolina, Emma, Lilly, Matthew, Leslie, Anouk, and Harrison from Wellington Community 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.
Counselling & Legal Aid for 200 Teen Mothers This project will establish a permanent volunteers based health education, counselling and legal support center with a toll free number to provide free healthcare education, legal and psycho social support to 200 teen parents and their babies.
Elephants responses to the return of hunting In Botswana, the hunting of elephants has been reintroduced to address human-elephant conflict and to bring income to rural areas. However, there is uncertainty how hunting may affect daily lives. Elephants who have experienced a hunt are likely to become more aggressive, which could lead to further an increase of elephant damage in rural villages. Understanding behavioural changes of elephants towards humans after the return of hunting is important to avoid an increase in conflict.
Empowering Our Immigrant and Refugee Neighbors The Village Exchange Center (VEC) is a community center and multi-faith space established to support and empower the immigrants, refugees, and other community members of northwest Aurora as they navigate the challenges of a new country and culture.  VEC's mission is to celebrate religious and cultural diversity with the overarching goal of empowering newly arrived and hosting communities by creating opportunities for social, cultural and economic exchange.
Sports to Empower Women & Girls in Rwanda AKWOS empowers women through sport & education to improve their rights, break barriers between social classes, raise women's standing in society, enhance unity & reconciliation and prevent HIV/Aids.
Help 500 Rwandan Farm Families Double Their Income One Acre Fund will provide 500 smallholder farm families in Rwanda with a complete "market bundle"--financing, farm inputs, education, and market access--to help double their farm incomes per acre.
Help Save Lily the Pangolin As with many pangolins rescued from the illegal wildlife trade, Lily had been held captive for a number of weeks with no food or water and so she was found in a critical condition. She was severely dehydrated and under weight.  Did you know 288 Pangolins are snatched from the wild every day! Every life counts and it is imperative that she is helped back to prime health and fitness as quickly as possible. We need your help to return her to where she belongs, the wild!