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Set Up a New Learning Center for Hokkaido Children The 6.8M earthquake in Hokkaido in early September severely damaged the town of Hobetsu's only Learning Center for children. Damage was beyond repair and so the building will be demolished by the government. This project will purchase a Trailer House that will be used to provide a place for over 47 children to continue their extra-curricular learning programs, and activities to relieve post-traumatic stress following the earthquake.
Help Build Memories A Family Can Cherish This project will help 10 families across the UK who have been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, a disease that only 3% survive beyond 5 years, by providing free support services to the patient and their family, helping alleviate the stress and sadness in what are very often their final few months of life. We provide a unique kind of support addressing patient's individual needs, allowing us to take away some small part of the burden their diagnosis puts on them and their family.
Create a new life Give Hope to kids and children between 0 months until 7 years to have a new life without violence, abuse (sexual, physical, psychological) and abandon.  With your contribution we provide everything they need for their child, academic, and mental health development.  25 children will receive food, health services, they will attend school and have cultural and recreational activities.
"Because every child needs a Super Heroe" Super Heroes will rebuild 2 classrooms of Jose Acevedo Alvarez School in Aguadilla Puerto Rico to provide Montessori education, specialized therapy and parental assistance to 20 children (age1-6) with impairments whos family lack the economic resources to cost these essential need.   The funds will go towards the Childs's educational cost and furnishing the classrooms.
Microfund for small loans to rural women in Uganda The project enhances the economic self-sufficiency of low-income women by supporting profitable economic activities through provision of micro-loans.This empowers women socially and economically.
Provide Lifesaving Relief to Drought Victims A severe drought in East Africa has inflicted wide scale crop failures and food insecurity throughout communities already struggling to survive, affecting more than 10 million people. Thousands of refugees, the majority from Somalia, are fleeing into neighboring Kenya and Ethiopia - at some camps a reported 40 percent of new arrivals are acutely malnourished.  Your support can help us bring lifesaving relief and supplies to those suffering from the worst drought in decades.
Home for 20 domestic abuse survivors- Aizawl,India This project will provide a 'Safe Home' for 20 women survivors of domestic and gender violence in remote Zemabawk village in Aizawl, Mizoram, a north eastern state of India. Lalthanzami from Aizawl, Mizoram is a survivor of domestic violence herself. She now works with women facing similar situations in and around her village.  Through this project, the Safe Home run by her will be able to provide dignity, shelter, food, legal counselling, livelihood skills and leadership training to 20 women
GIVE CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION FOR 435 STUDENTS Did you have ever to walk 5 kilometers with a water jerrican in hand in search for water? Or stay for two days without bathing your body or washing clothes?. Scarcity of water and sanitation is the experience of  435 students(boys and girls) of Maueli mixed secondary school  are facing today.They use contaminated with industrial waste from Nairobi industries and  polluted sewerage wastes from slums areas of kibera and kajaba slums of Nairobi city.the school has 4 pit latrines to be shared.
Free School meals for 554 Children in Spain As a result of the economic crisis the number of children living below the poverty line has increased dramatically in Spain. Free School meals is a program that enables 554 children at social risk in Spain to have at least one meal at school with the necessary nutrients, improving their health and helping them to follow a normal life.
Making peace through music Through this project "Time of Peace Foundation" wants to develop an introductory course in music in order to prepare our children in vocal techniques and teaching them to play an instrument as an strategy for carrying our a peace culture in an enviroment of violence and poverty.
Empower Students | Heal India Our mission is to empower students from developing communities in rural India to pursue medical studies. Funding will help us continue to provide professional coaching for students who demonstrate potential and desire to study, giving them the resources and support they need to pass the competitive entry exams and go on to medical college. With proper education and training, we believe these students can transform their communities and break cycles of poverty, disease and lack of education.
Empower millions in Mozambique through Bicycles! Mozambikes Social Development changes lives in rural Mozambique by donating bicycles to people earning less than $2 per day.  A bicycle carries more produce to market, reaches markets with better prices, carries people to schools and allows Moms to bring their children to clinics.  Bicycles save lives.  Help us get more bicycles into Mozambique AND take the next step in promoting use among women and increasing bicycle safety for all users.
End Child Marriage Through Education "No girl should be robbed of her childhood, her education and health, and her aspirations" Michelle Bachelet- Executive Director of UN Women.    Shadhika funds at-risk girls from the poorest sections of society in India so they can attend college. The project will cover all the costs including tuition, books, transportation, nutritious meals, and housing so these girls can escape child marriage and further their education.
Rescue 2 Dogs - Save 2 Disabled Veterans Since 2010, Operation Freedom Paws has rescued shelter dogs, matched them with veterans and others with disabilities, then trained them together to become highly-trained service dog teams---at no cost to clients. We've rescued dogs of every breed (and a lot of mutts) who have gone on to help the people we've matched with them. Whether it's for PTSD, traumatic brain injury, hearing, diabetes, mobility or seizures, these rescued dogs are giving disabled clients the freedom to live, not just exist.
Support Rainbow Trust's Work with Sick Children. For every 1 a fundraiser spends on materials they have to show how it will raise 4 for Rainbow Trust.  Help us by funding our fundraising materials, such as banners, balloons and gazebos.
Guiding the Blind through the COVID-19 Pandemic Blind people are especially vulnerable to the Corona virus. They rely on touch to read Braille and to navigate unfamiliar surroundings. They also need people to assist and guide them - so social distancing is really not easy. In South Africa most Blind people are unemployed - making them susceptible to malnutrition and low immunity and at greater risk of contracting the virus. This emergency project aims to feed and equip as many Blind people with the basic necessities to keep them safe.
Preventing Early Pregnancies in Togo In partnership with S.E.VIE, Action10 is addressing the crucial problem of early pregnancies in Togo. With members of the local community reaching out in search of help, an awareness program has been set in motion to decrease the early pregnancy cases, to provide education on sexuality and gender and also adress a number of interrelated issues such as lack of basic hygiene opportunities and minimal access to safe drinking water.
Chip in to fight Covid-19 Rotary Craiova Probitas, a non-governmental organisation member of Rotary International, which is an internationalservice organization whose purpose is to bring together business and professional leaders in order to providehumanitarian services, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations and to advance goodwill and peace around the world.
Poverty reduction for 150 Ugandan families Nurture Africa campaigns to support poverty striken families in Uganda access healthcare, education, nutrition & sustainable income generation. This project will seek to provide:  - 50 families with treated mosquito nets (essential in preventing malaria) - 25 children with access to Primary Healthcare - 25 families with nutritional support - 25 people with access to HIV care & treatment - 30 most at risk mothers with Maternity care - 10 families with income generation support
Schools Water and Sanitation This project aims at increasing the quality and improving of people's life and reducing the burden to carry water. Communities themselves through focus discussions identified these needs. The project will change the hygiene behaviors of pupils, repair school  wells and toilets, drill new wells, constructs rainwater harvesting and sanitation facilities in new poor districts with high poverty rate. Children are the best entry point for behavior change and carriers of hygiene and health messages
China Radio Information Project for the Blind A self-powered radio project makes information and education accessible to visually impaired people in China. Isolated listeners can receive advice, and connect with each other and their communities.
Give girls in Nairobi slums education and hope Ngando Universal Center (NUC) in Nairobi, is a non political, non religious & non profit making community organisation offering free schooling & meals to around 350 children per day. It is run by Susan and her 15 staff, a third of whom are volunteers.

The Center is dedicated to improving the lives of children & poor families. The Center also teaches basic skills, offers vocational training and helps set up income generating projects for single mothers.
Support 30 young social innovators in Kenya The project seeks to support at least 30 young social innovators in Kenya to implement their social impact projects thus enabling them to be part of solutions to various societal problems in their communities.
Earthwatch Expedition: Saving Kenya's Black Rhinos Over 40 years, poaching reduced Kenya's population of black rhinoceros from 20,000 to a mere 539. Earthwatch researchers and volunteers are bringing black rhinos back from the brink of extinction.
COVID-19 RECOVERY PLAN FOR TOUR GUIDES IN UGANDA While the long term social-economic impact of COVID-19 remains unknown, Africa Sustainable Tourism Care Foundation is working on a recovery plan to engage local tourism service provider around Kibale National Park in western Uganda in alternative sustainable income-generating projects to replenish the supply of face masks and hand soaps in the region. Funds from the campaign will be used to purchase machines and materials to make face masks and hand soaps.
Help Provide Health Care for Syrian Refugees Project HOPE is responding to the Syrian Refugee Crisis through the provision of medicines and medical supplies to support the health of refugees moving through Macedonia.
Bringing digital inclusion to Colombia's Villages This project provides digital inclusion to 60 poor children in a village in Yumbo, Colombia, improving the quality of  education through the use of computers, Microsoft Office tools and software.
Amazon Research and Conservation Station Sustainable Bolivia is seeking support to build the very first research and conservation station in the Bolivian Amazon.  This station will allow us to monitor and identify current and new species of flora and fauna, extend our reforestation efforts, and work to increase the size and scope of the Aquicuana Reserve. Furthermore, this station will allow us to effectively engage with local communities and policy makers, providing long-term opportunities for sustainable development.
Provide Textbooks for Liberian Children This project seeks to provide full sets of curriculum texbooks for the Carolyn A Miller School in Paynesville, Liberia. The school is one of only a few non-fee paying schools that provides education from kindergarten to 12th grade, and is currently delivering free education to 500 of Liberia's poorest children who do not have the means to buy their own textbooks. The school is helping to rebuild the damaged educational infrastructure that 14 years of civil war has created.
Promoting Inclusive Education of Blind Girls In Nepal, education policy-makers are not aware of what inclusive education really means. The government is therefore failing to ensure an inclusive high quality education system for Dalit ("untouchable") girls with blindness who are between 5-16 years of age. As a result, in remote rural Nepal, illiteracy remains high among Dalit women with blindness.  Dalit girls with disabilities face multiple forms of discrimination and violence because of their caste, gender and disability status.
Give qualified teachers to 150 children in uganda We started Christ Towers Junior School project in February this year renting class rooms. Since the school was a dream, payment of qualified teachers has been  an outstanding challenge. With friends in the US and Global giving donors we are creating a modern environment for intellectual learning for poor girls in Kiboga. Hiring class rooms and paying the teachers so far makes 'Starting a school' a challenge for the beginning School years.  Allied Organization offers to help build this s
Nutritional support for HIV/AIDS women in Uganda HIV prevalence in rural villages of North Eastern Uganda is estimated at about 10%, compared with t 7 percent in the country. Most of the villages were affected by the insecurity which kept them at the cams for internally Displaced persons where life resulted into prostitution. ODS through this project seeks to support a network of women living with HIV (PLHIV) comprising of 350 women, with planting seeds and skills enough to open kitchen gardens to support nutrition and boost immunity of women.
Advancing Girl Power with Wind Power In Magwar, a rural village in Kenya, there is an all-girls school with no running water and limited electricity. World Connect will install a wind turbine, which will provide steady electricity to power a water pump and a computer lab.
Restore a house to mobilize ignored labor pools This project will positively influence 1200 ignored labor pools of young adults: chronically unemployed, lost one of their parents, recovering addicts, to address staff shortage to serve Madagascar hospitality and tourism industry. The renovation of this historic landmark will also signify the preservation of the architectural ensemble of the Old Town Fianarantsoa. For each collected donation, a painted mural will be dedicated to you or your organization
Street to School -Mainstreaming Street Children *If donating to support COVID-19 relief work please mention the same as a note.  'Street to School' is the first step of bringing children into education. This is where the magic happens. The program transforms the begging, rag picking and working 'Out of School street & slum children into confident, happy children who can read and write. Our after school remedial classes reinforce their concepts and provide them support to thrive academically. WE ARE A VEHICLE FOR EMPOWERMENT THROUGH EDUCATION.
The RP Innovation Fund Inherited retinal dystrophies are the leading cause of blindness among working age adults in the UK, affecting one in every 3,000 to 4,000 people.  These conditions cause progressive sight loss, and children as young as four years old are regularly diagnosed.  The RP Innovation Fund will support three new pioneering projects to enhance our understanding of these conditions and create progress towards effective treatments.
Saving Giant Pandas in China with Earthwatch The bamboo-chewing giant panda is one of the most iconic endangered animals in the world. In the Sichuan province of China, Earthwatch volunteers and scientists work up-close with pandas being cared for in captivity, then help them adapt to life in the wild, so that they may breed and live longer and healthier lives.

The long-term aim of this project is to create healthy, self-sustaining wild panda populations through the release of captive giant pandas.
Welcome House for Refugees We provide newly arrived refugees with a safe home where they learn to cope with the stress of adjusting to their new life.
Adopt-A-Cot because Babies Lives Matter! TLC Children's Home provides high quality care for abandoned and at-risk babies and children. We care for up to 35 children under the age of 3 years old, while we work to place them into a responsible forever family. We have placed over 900 children since 1993. To continue our work, we need monthly donations of US$26,000. You can partially or fully sponsor a child in our care, starting from US$10 a month. It is US$550 a month to fully sponsor a child at TLC.
Educate100 Disabled Mentally challenged -Bangalore Summary Since 2009, CAD MS Trust (Care At Door Medical Service) is working with People with Disability And elderly with the main objective of facilitating and empowering them to be functionally and financially independent. Our work via Education, Vocational Training & Livelihood, Healthcare, Therapy & Mobility Aids, advocacy. Registered under Govt of Karnataka Department of Disability. At any point of time we reach out to over 10000 people with disability across Karnataka through our NGO.
African Modern Arts Project AMAP is a project that is divided into three sections; a primary school for disadvantage children, a sewing workshop & an art training center. Art School:The center's mission is to guide & harbor local talents, help them polish their artistic skills to flourish as professional artists in order to gain a living from their artwork. Children's School: The center provides education to disadvantaged and underprivileged children whose families cannot afford to provide them education & basic healthcare
Free Medical Care for Poor Lepers We are giving every month free chemotherapy treatment (MDT) to all detected  leprosy  cases. Every new found patient gets MDT treatment for curing the infection. This activity aims to prevent deformity through early detection and treatment.

    Physiotherapy treatment is also given to our deformed patients as well as active and passive exercises, wax baths and oil massages. Ulcer patients are getting ulcer dressing treatment and we advise these patients how to keep the limbs (hands &feet)
Help Habitat for Humanity Build 30 Homes a Year Your support will help to provide the construction materials that volunteers will use to work side-by-side with future homeowners to build 30 new Habitat for Humanity homes in Portland and Gresham every year.
Fund Training Programs in Singapore Social Health Growth is a charity and IPC social service agency in Singapore. Our beneficiaries include low income families and single mothers. We are raising funds for our various programs, which include Financial Literacy, Woman Empowerment Leadership Management, and Computer Literacy (SDGs 5 and 8). These training programs will enable our beneficiaries to upskill themselves and better their situations.
Support and educate 400 slum children in Bangalore Concerns Universe Foundation runs five community centres in Bangalore slums. Our goal is to educate children of low income, illiterate families living without basic amenities. We also provide health education, disease prevention and counselling for all families in the slums. Educational projects include preparing preschool children for school and providing a nutritious meal daily. School children receive academic tutoring to improve school performance. Youth are taught basic computing skills.
Support 500 Underprivileged Children for Education Our Project-Anando involves an intensive intervention in the lives of rural Underprivileged section from India and help them to complete their secondary education. Since 2005 we have helped over 11,000 beneficiaries by providing them with Educational material, Tutorials for Maths & English (ESL), Personality Development, Extra Curricular activities and Career Guidance programmes.
Help Save Leopards of Nepal! The Indian leopard (Panthera pardus fusca) is a leopard species widely distributed on the Indian subcontinent. The species Panthera pardus is listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List because populations have declined following habitat loss ad fragmentation, poaching for the illegal trade of skins and parts, and persecution due to conflict situations. 243 Numbers of leopard poaching was recorded between May 2002 and 2008 in Nepal.
Micro Finance for 200 Rural Women in Liberia Alliance for Women Advancement plans to help women utilize the revolving Savings and Loan Associations (SLA) to provide long-term solutions for women who are mostly single parents & survivors of gender based violence in eight rural communities access to savings, insurance and credit facilities.  Women will be trained and supported to form eight groups of 25. Members will have a safe and secure facility for loan to engage in business which will help them pay for food, healthcare, and school fees
Support the Uttarakhand India flooding victims AmeriCares is responding to the disaster by deploying medical teams to treat patients in areas cut off from services. Working with the local government and health care officials, we are providing water purification tablets, antibiotics and analgesics, as well as medications for chronic diseases such as diabetes for people who don't have access to medicine or medical care.We are establishing a three to six-month intervention with focus on providing primary and maternal and child care.
Support a Rural School in the Himalayas Aarohi Bal Sansar, a middle school, seeks to provide an affordable quality education to children from poor families in 14 villages in the Himalayas. The school provides a loving learning environment for around 180 children, and employs one local teacher for every 14 students. ABS uses a project-based learning strategy rather than rote learning, that applies the curriculum to local life in a way that builds a relevant understanding for students, helping them to develop into responsible citizens.
Help Us Provide Shelter for Orphans in Dormaa Area This project will provide a 50 capacity orphanage building that will provide shelter for orphans in the Dormaa Ahenkro area of Ghana, West Africa. Some children are rendered orphans because their parents die of HIV Aids disease. The facility will also serve as a home for disabled, deformed, and needy children in the Dormaa Area who are often left uneducated. The facility will provide health care for the children. The construction of the building is complete. Preparation is on-going to plaster it
Help Families Fleeing Famine in Somalia Facing the worst drought in 60 years, Somali families are fleeing famine and starvation. Many mothers have faced the horror of burying their children too weak to make the long trek to refugee camps in Kenya. Those who arrive in the overcrowded camps often remain at risk of dying of malnutrition and dehydration. MADRE will provide our partners Womankind Kenya with food, supplies, and aid to save the lives of malnourished families escaping the famine in Somalia.
Love Link for Taiwan Love Link project will try to support local social welfare groups to provide human services for the most vulnerable in Taiwan's remote communities. In addition to helping 20 kids to study and grow better, United Way's local partners also encourage a comprehensive approach to know children's parents or family needs. By planning in a long-term perspective, Love Link project shall support children welfare program at least 3 years for a positive social impact, and connect local community resources.
Rescue Children Suffering From Severe Malnutrition Provide food and medical care to starving Nepali children. Educate mothers on nutrition and hygiene, enabling them to take this information back to the villages where they can teach other families.
Medical Care and Surgery for Poor and Sick Kenyans Train, educate and provide the infrastructure to improve the healthcare system in Kenya. Decrease women and children dying due to preventable diseases through increased access to quality services.