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Free Education Library for Syrians More than 65 million people, half of whom are children, have been forcibly uprooted from their homes by war and persecution worldwide.  This is considered the worst humanitarian crisis since WWII.  The Free Education Library for Syrians (FELS) tackles the challenge of the millions of young Syrians who face the real possibility of being among a lost generation by providing access to meaningful quality learning.
Save Up Program Save Up educates low-income families to better manage their resources. Program participants are empowered to purchase assets, like a first home or a vehicle.
Surfing Medicine International To create sustainable medicinal plant ecosystems in watersheds of Hawaii, Jamaica, and Ghana, Africa. Traditional healers will benefit and lead the projects at a community level.
Literacy skills for 200 refugee women and girls Ability to read and write is vital in helping women and girls access important information, build self-esteem and confidence to walk with one's head high, while helping them to actively participate and have a voice at local and national level on issues that affect them. This project will equip the illiterate refugee women and girls with basic literacy and numeracy skills through a six months integrated Functional Adult Literacy program.
Widows Fund Fushe Kosova Ensuring that when a father dies, his children's chance of education don't die with him.  When a father of young children dies, it's always a tragedy. When the family was already living right on the economic edge and they are left without food in the cupboard, without savings and now without available manpower to earn, his children are forced out of school to earn for their families. This fund offers support to widows in the poorest community in Kosovo supporting kids to stay in school.
support 200 Disabled Girls with Sanitary Towels The  projects' is to build the capacity of community to care for the life of the disabled girl.The project impact is to improve the, health  hygiene and education of the beneficiary.
Mobile Clinic Mobile Clinic will be assisting the Family Hospital in their effort to improve health care in poorest district in Ulaanbaatar and its surrounding areas.
Office for PAAJAF Project in Ghana PAAJAF urgently requires an office space to coordinate a team of local and international volunteers and to manage PAAJAF programs, in order to continue the work that the foundation has been doing.
Emergency Response to Mass Coral Bleaching Corals have died on a massive scale in recent years due to warming oceans.  In 2015-16, the worse global coral bleaching event in history killed off >90% of corals on some reefs.  However, a few "super" corals survived even in the hot waters, but these "genetic treasures" are now being killed off by coral predators. The project involves communities and resorts in predator removal, creation of nurseries of resilient corals, and out-planting second generation bleaching resistant corals to reefs.
Help 100 girls to stay in schools ! Due to the pandemic, education has gone online. We need to act now to ensure that girls do not drop out because of a lack of resources. Our research shows that boys in a family are given preference to use smartphones to continue their education, compared to girls. There is an urgent need to provide smartphones to girls to cope with online classes and stay in schools. iPartner India will provide phones and internet to 100 resource-poor girls for their school education and other technical courses.
Youth Venture Brazil This project provides seed grants for young people as well as online support, workshops and gatherings, to help young people develop their projects in order to adress social changes.
1,000 Women's Gardens for Health and Nutrition Your donations will support 1,000 organic home gardens and 50 community gardens managed by rural and small town women in Kasese District, Uganda.  Small-scale organic gardens empower women to feed their families with nutritious foods, generate income, buffer against illness and hunger, and nurture the soil.   "We learned sanitation, family planning, nutrition, kitchen gardening, and health education from RCRA..as for me the good life that we are in is because of kitchen gardening." Mother of 7
End Bullying in our Schools Every seven minutes a child is bullied. Partnership with Children prevents and ends bullying incidences in public schools to create safe learning environments where all children can succeed.
Wake The Lake - Lake Rejuvenation Campaign Wake the Lake is a strategic initiative to save the water bodies in Bangalore and turn them into hubs of community activity. The objectives of the campaign are as follows:  a. Free the lake from garbage, effluents and other pollutants; restore the water quality.  b. Revive the eco-system in and around the lake by creating micro climate for aquatic flora and fauna. c. Bring about community ownership through active volunteerism.
Help save the Little School in the Kalahari The Khomani San,  live in one of the most remote and least serviced areas in South Africa. An estimation of 500 people live on the farms that fall within this land.  This project serves those inhabitants of the area, both parents and children in an attempt to provide culturally inclusive foundation phase education to Khomani San children and to ensure that the ancient N/Uu language and culture are transferred to younger generations and it starting to disappear.
R.O.A.R. Fund - Reach.Out.Act.Respond. Reach. Out. Act. Respond. For animals. Animal Planet has partnered with leading animal organizations to inspire people like you to make the world a better place for animals.
Urgency in Haiti Emergency in Haiti. Saturday, August 14, an earthquake of magnitude 7 struck Haiti. In Cayes, the epicenter of the earthquake located in the south of the island of Haiti, the situation is very difficult.
Training 10 Youth Campus Ambassadors on Safety We plan to train 10 Youth Campus Ambassadors to work on projects to further safety of women and girls to prevent sexual violence.
#ProjectPenya This project will uplift girls in underprivileged communities, providing materials and educational courses to empower women and decrease the dropout rate of girls in schools.
Help to Light Up 1,000 Households In  3 Villages This project will supply 1,000 solar lamps in three villages of Eastern Zambia namely Mphamba, Tigone, and Kanyanga in Lumezi District. The solar lamps will enable 1,000 households to save up to $100,000 from kerosene purchases within a year of owning a solar lamp. It will enable children to study when the sun sets and improve their school performance to enable them to remain in school and reduce early marriages. Environmentally, The project will save more than 1,000 tonnes of CO2 emission.
Educate and Feed 85 At-Risk Kids in Kibera, Kenya This project provides school fees, meals and care to 85 vulnerable children at a nursery school and daycare in Kibera, Kenya who are orphaned or whose parents are unable to provide food and tuition.
Get Kids Playing in San Francisco! Playworks is the only non-profit nationally that places a full-time, trained coach at elementary schools to increase physical activity, reduce chaos on the playground, teach social emotional learning through play, and give kids a safe and inclusive place to play so they can go back into the classroom ready to learn.  

All funds from this project will go to support our programs in 26 partner elementary schools in San Francisco, Marin and the Peninsula.  Join the movement for PLAY!
Build a Senior Secondary School for deaf children The  Demonstration School for Deaf Children wants to expand its program to senior secondary education so that our 115 students and others can access higher-level education. There is no senior secondary school in Kaduna dedicated to deaf students and many of them end up idle after junior secondary school. The goal is to provide specialised education for deaf children at senior levels and open up more career options for them through admission into universities and other higher-level institutions.
Aid to the Victims of Nyiragongo volcano in Goma Middle of May 2021 thousand of families in the Democratic Republic of Congo  Goma and its surrounding areas has left hundreds of displaced and panic-stricken citizens. Due to the Nyiragongo volcanic eruption and earthquakes, it has led to blocked evacuation roads and hundreds of deaths. Multiple people have been displaced ,no access to food or shelter. Children Hope Forever has organised itself to providing emergency fresh food, water, tarp shelters, blankets for 500 displaced  families.
Ebola Awareness in Ghana PAAJAF Foundation believes that with awareness creation with regards to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa it can help reduce the high risk of acquisition in neighbouring countries like Ghana where record of Ebola virus is not at all/minimal. PAAJAF works with deprived and underprivileged communities, children, women and families in Ghana and our awareness creation on Ebola will go a very long way to fight EVD acquisition.
Support for Children in Flooded Areas of Serbia The heaviest rains and  floods recorded in 120 years have struck the people in Serbia, leaving thousands of children homeless, without food, water, warm and dry clothes. This project will provide immediate relief and development assistance to the children and their families. The assistance will help about 1000 children and youth get the essentials to continue education and  rebuild their lives. It will also support their parents to concentrate on repairing the houses and businesses.
Help people with blood cancer to survive COVID-19 The Leukemia Foundation helps adults with blood cancer (leukemia and lymphoma). Since the start of COVID-19 pandemic, number of requests to our foundation have increased dramatically, almost doubled. Newly diagnosed and relapsed patients need expensive treatment and bone marrow transplants.  At the same time, due to chemotherapy our patients have weakened immune system and are very vulnerable to COVID. We need to provide them with outpatient apartments near clinics, special treatment and PPE.
Decatur Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Margo, Hayden, Reina, Lucca, Nina, Yana, and Quinn from Decatur High School 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.
Provide potable water to 4000 children in Cameroon The problem of access to potable water has reached alarming proportions in Cameroon. Many chidren and women travel long distances to fetch water from doubtful sources thus exposing them to water borne related diseases like: diarrhoea, dysentery, cholera and skin diseases.Many persons especially children have lost their lives due to cholera outbreak. Some schools even had to close down due to the epidemic two years ago. We intend to provide clean water to  school children in 2012/2013.
Support Sustainability for Latin American Farmers With your support, communities in Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua will be able to increase their incomes through various economic and agricultural projects.
Empower At-Risk Girls in Cambodia Senhoa supports 15 girls per year who are either survivors of or highly vulnerable to human trafficking and sexual exploitation through employment, education, and programs for self-empowerment. This project equips girls with the income and skills needed for sustainable freedom.
Educate a Zambian child Learning at Taonga Market is one of the most successful education initiatives in Zambia's history. Since the radio school lessons were first broadcast in 2001, hundreds of thousands of vulnerable children have received a high quality education listening to our solar and wind-up radios. Taonga Market uses effective interactive radio instruction (IRI) methodology and follows the national curriculum. Lessons are broadcast over community radio stations across Zambia.
Syrian Refugee -Beirut explosion and COVID 19 The massive explosion that rocked Beirut and destroyed much of the Lebanese capital's port last week threatens to have disastrous consequences for the roughly 1.5 million Syrian and Palestinian refugees who have long relied on humanitarian aid in the country. They were already vulnerable,  because of the bad economic crisis and corona virus crisis and measures that had impacted the whole country. At least 43 Syrian workers were among the victims of the blast which killed more than 200 people.
Physical Activity Support for Jonah House Children Alexandra was adopted through Cathwel Service. Now she is adult and wants to give back to Cathwel. She will be taking part in her first triathlon this coming March and would like to raise money to help Cathwel take care of children at Jonah House. The funds will go towards improving facilities of Jonah House for physical activities and to make possible a group cycling trip. (The project's beneficiaries are children at Jonah House rather than Alexandra.)
Go Girl Ghana Computer Center Digital skills are in growing demand and they are top-paying skills. We need to equalize the field and ensure girls also gain access to the digital space. This enables women and girls to persue economic independence which in turn allows them to secure a better future for themselves and their families. GGG wants to create a safe place for girls to learn about the digital world. We will offer free classes for girls between 10 and 21 who are part of the Go Girl Groups.
Help Bring Water to the Thai Child Foundation BBS is launching an emergency campaign to assist the Thai Child Development Foundation (TCDF) farm operations and school from closing.  All the funds raised will go towards critically needed water tanks and drip irrigation systems that will water their fruit and vegetable gardens. Their farm is a key revenue  source with the funds rasied from the sale of the produce going directly into operating the special needs school, currently serving 52 children,  in the forest community of Paksong.
Medical Care for Rural Guatemalan Families Indigenous Guatemalan villagers face huge barriers to medical care. Desperately poor and remotely located, they cannot access the services provided by volunteer medical and surgical teams. Partner for Surgery removes those barriers by bringing the medical care to the villagers and accompanying them to the surgical sites.
Help 40 School Dropouts Generate Family Income 40 School Dropouts will be trained in vocational courses. Infrastructure development is a major share of project cost. Returns would accrue greater disposable income to rural youth and their families.
Empower mothers of disabled children in Nicaragua Mothers of disabled children in San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, face many challenges as part of their daily lives. These women have ideas about how to improve their economic situation, but they do not have the capital they need to get their projects started. Your donation will go toward providing microloans to their women's collective. There is no interest on this loan (only an annual $4 fee), and your donation will continue to help the community as it gets paid back and then loaned out again.
Help Girls in W. Africa Advocate for their Rights More than 200 teens will participate in the first Adolescent Girls Summit, supported by GFC and local partners, in Monrovia, Liberia on April 12-15. Designed and led by adolescents, the summit will bring together girls and boys from rural communities in Liberia and Sierra Leone to raise awareness about violence against girls and to stand together for girls' rights. Your support will help more girls and boys attend the summit and build the confidence they need to advocate for girls' rights.
Puberty Education and Sanitary Kits for 350 Girls Our data shows that most of the girls don't learn about puberty and menstruation from their mothers.  CCDO initiated a puberty program for girls and boys to learn about their growing bodies. CCDO is proud of this comprehensive 6 week program which teaches puberty as well as respect, communication, anti-domestic violence, human trafficking and healthy relationships. We give sanitary kits to the girls so that they can continue going to class during their periods.
Help 35 Families Become Self-Sufficient with Honey Beekeeping and selling honey can be a sustainable livelihood for struggling families in Haiti. Help 35 families out of poverty with the gift of a beehive.
Pit latrines for 13 schools in the Philippines The project aims at building blocks of pit latrines and lavatories in 13 schools in the Mindoro Island (Philippines). Currently the schools lack totally pit latrines and therefore there are great hygiene shortcomings, especially for the girls. The WASH project aims at guaranteeing the basic hygiene and at reducing the vulnerability of a population who lives in an area hit by natural disasters (almost 30 per year).
Trees Cultivation to lessen impact Global Warming This project will cultivate a forest of 1 million trees that has been destroyed in some areas in Indonesia to lessen the impact generated by global warming.
Educate children of communities in wildlife areas This project will provide individual desks for school going children from families living within wildlife areas of the Tsavo ecosystem and create a water and sanitation facility for the  school community in Jira Primary, Kenya. Clean water and soap is critical for prevention of covid-19 among all communities particularly the vulnerable population of children from remote areas who attend under-resourced schools and are expected to return to school  in September,2020.
Empowering Culebra Culebra is a small island-municipality of Puerto Rico. The Puerto Rico Community Foundation (PRCF) proposes to transform Culebra's energy system into a renewable system with a two-phase scalable approach.
Help Poor Working Donkeys at Local Gold Mines The project will improves the welfare of working and not working donkeys at Mwakitolio local mines Shinyanga Region Western Tanzania through donkey community education partnership on caring of donkeys, making donkey pack saddles,Veterinary care and relief donkey thirsty by building permanent donkey water troughs, with empowering village leaders the animal welfare law and regulation. Donkeys are loaded with gold stones from hills direct down to crashing sites for more than 8 hours
DIS IS ABILITY - employing 50 disabled Egyptians DIS IS ABILITY will help promote social equity and eliminate social exclusion by revealing hidden abilities of disabled artisans who manufacture handmade products. Their products and we sell them via an online platform SHOMZ (social enterprise). Revenue collected from products will act as profit for the disabled artisan, purchase raw materials for other disabled artisans and educate them to meet labour and market demands. Part of the revenue enrols a child in education & offer health solutions.
Solar Power to Villages in Karen State, Myanmar In Myanmar many of the minority ethnical areas were left without infrastructures due to the battles against the central government. After the cease fire better infrastructues are indispensable to encourage refugees and Internally Displaced Persons(IDP) to return to their home lands. BHN started supplying solar electricity to remote villages to imporove their lives.
Bringing Iris Back Home Iris lost her home after Hurricane Maria. She has received no government support and has been displaced from her home for over a year and a half. Iris is a mother, a community leader and a reflection of so many Puerto Ricans that have been neglected their basic human rights. The construction was stopped for a period of 3 months due to a lack of funds. Join us as we get Iris back to her home and reconstruct a story of justice for our people.
Removing mines to make families safe in Kosovo There have been 580 reported accidents caused by landmines, cluster munitions, and other unexploded ammunition left from the conflict in the late 1990s. Explosive debris continues to litter the countryside, buried in fields and family gardens. This project will fund deminers to clear a minefield in Dimce, Kovoso, benefiting over 160 people in the village. Once cleared, these families can grow crops, gather wood, and live their lives free from the threat of mines.
Bringing Help & Hope to Syrian refugees in Jordan The Syrian conflict began almost 7 years ago.  Jordan has received over 600,000, Lebanon more than 1 million.  GHNI staff in both countries are working to offer dignity to families seeking safety.  Providing immediate shelter, food and water, as well as hygiene items often launches healing for those who have seen such horrific actions and experienced unspeakable trauma.  Our staff are trained to provide a helping hand while refugees work to rebuild in a new country, finding ways to make a home.
Provide toilets & safe water to villages in India The project trains villagers to build bathrooms and toilets and secures a 24-hour water supply tank to improved hygiene, decrease waterborne disease and encourage community participation in villages
Communities Manage Natural Resources in Indonesia This project empowers local communities to secure land tenure rights, protect biodiversity, and improve incomes through sustainable agriculture and formation of forest protection committees.
Help Persecuted Burmese Refugees 200,000 indigenous Karen people of Burma continue to be persecuted and violated by the Burmese government. Solar energy will enable medical aid for refugees at two new large medical clinics in Burma.
Typhoon Haiyan Coconut Replanting Project The project will initiate the replanting of coconut trees in super-typhoon ravaged areas in the provinces of Leyte and Biliran. Vast tracts of coconut lands were destroyed leaving thousands of small coconut farmers destitute and without any source of income.
Essential Supplies to Fight COVID-19 in Uganda This funding will help us buy and supply essential needs like food, soap and locally made masks  to our direct beneficiaries and their families totaling to 240 people, who have been affected by the COVID-19, due to the fact that their type of work is hand to mouth earning. We also get our earned revenue from the entertainment industry, we stopped earning in February and our lock down has been temporarily extended up to May. No one is certain about tomorrow and sure when this will end.
Christmas for 5000 Homeless Children Atlanta GA Holiday For Hope Atlanta is a Christmas event for 5000 homeless and economically disadvantaged children. Donations provide not only a HUGE party and gifts, but 'Pay It Forward' with contributions to shelters, churches, and organizations that assist children around the globe. The inaugural event in 2010 was planned for 1000 and resulted in the generosity of donors blessing 4000 children. Along with the 1000 that attended the party, an additional 3000 children were served.
Credit for Collection of 31,000 ltrs of Used Oil. Motor vehicle mechanics are given small loans which they use for buying tools and imporving their business. The mechanics repay the loans by supplying used oil drained from motor vehicles they repair
Healing for 70 Trafficking & Abuse Victims, Kosovo RED International's partner in Kosovo is Operacioni i Mekembjes (Operation Restoration). They are the only organisation providing long-term support to victims of domestic violence and trafficking, as well as combating the conditions which lead individuals to become victims or aggressors through education and training programmes for vulnerable young people. Through an individualised programme of psychotherapy, emotional therapy and vocational skills training, more than 70 women and young peop