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College education for 10 talented students in BiH This project will provide educational and professional development opportunities to 5 marginalized and economically poor youth who display talents, intelligence and most importantly determination to pursue higher education but who are not able to afford their studies.  Our goal is to educate and empower these young individuals to become self-reliant and self-sufficient members of society that can also positively contribute towards the development and peace of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Wilderness Mentoring Expeditions Each Big City Mountaineers expedition serves 5 under-served, racially diverse urban youth between the ages of 13 and 18 that often have no experience outside of their neighborhoods. On expedition, mentors guide youth to overcome challenges, illuminate the meaning of their accomplishments and highlight their strengths in a 1:1 ratio. Our youth improve self-esteem, self-awareness and responsibility, and return home better equipped to make critical career, education and healthy lifestyle decisions.
HELP 100 CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES IN MUFULIRA Mufulira is a mining town in the copperbelt province of Zambia. it has experienced the air pollution for quite some time now. The sulphur dioxide the common air pollution in the district has a negative impact to the human and environment. especially children who are mostly affected  and most of them are born with different  deformity . disabilities such as cerebral palsy, hydrocephalus and other disabilities. we have been helping the children by taking them to special schools and  physiotherapy
Primary School Environmental Education 6,000 children will improve reading comprehension and appreciation for Lima's natural surroundings through a fun story that tells the adventures of 2 characters in Lurin, Lima’s last existing valley.
Building a library for orphans in Sri Lanka This project builds a library in eastern Sri Lanka, providing a rich supply of books and critical literacy support services to 200 orphans traumatized by the civil war and the tsunami.
Planting 1000 trees, Saving 100 acres This project's goals are very simple: plant 1000 Amazonian trees on deforested land in the Peruvian Amazon, and purchase 100 acres of rainforest to be protected forever.
YouthSpark Fund The YouthSpark Fund supports great nonprofits working to create education, employment and entrepreneurship opportunities for youth (ages 6-24). With your help youth can get access to education, gain skills training to secure jobs, and start their own ventures.  

Donations to the YouthSpark Fund will be allocated to seven nonprofits: 

City Year, Code.org, College Success Foundation, Girls Who Code, NFTE, TakingITGlobal, and University of the People.
Rain, Water, and Solar Energy for School Children Bringing solar energy and rainwater harvesting to local school children in Nepal.
Fund clown performance in children hospital rooms This is to fund a weekly performance of a CLOWN duo during 1 year: 1-on-1 bedside visits to 1500 children in 2 pediatric services of Grenoble Hospital: Emergency & Oncologic care.  A stay at  the hospital can be frightening for children as well as for parents. Soleil Rouge offers personal, friendly and magic moments to children and adolescents through clown shows directly in the children rooms. Clowns are specifically trained to work in the sensitive hospital environment.
Mentoring At-Risk Youth in Ukraine Kidsave's Corporate Mentoring program gives Ukraine's at-risk institutionalized and emancipated youth mentoring from successful adults who guide, teach, coach, and help them enter the workforce and reach their full potential -- finding their way into responsible adulthood with good expectations.  105,000 Ukrainian children live in institutional care. 10,000 leave it annually. This program helps them build strong, long-term relationships with individuals and organizations and get jobs they want.
Hand Pumps for Persons with Disabilities for WASH Persons with disabilities face hardships to fetch drinking water from Neighborhood, because lack of own Hand Pump in the house. If they donated Hand Pump with installation labour charges, he/she will get rid of fetching pure clean drinking water from far-away. Persons with disabilities led houses are found in each Village but their living style is very poor bcz of their disability & poverty. They have limited earning resources to meet the needs. Water is life so NDF decided to provide it.
Fight Famine in Sudan with Emergency Relief NEF is providing emergency relief to help Sudanese refugees in South Kordofan fight the real and eminent threat of famine, which would be devastating in a region already ravaged by civil war.
Alternative to Cybercrime for Nigerian Youths Paradigm Initiative Nigeria (PIN) will reverse the trend of cybercrime in Nigeria by redirecting the energy of at-risk youth towards alternatives that promote the positive use of the internet.
Feed My Sheep Food Distribution Program The mission of Feed My Sheep Food Distribution is to alleviate hunger and eliminate its causes in our community and the world by: reducing food waste through the rescue and distribution.
Building comprehensive farms in Guatemala This project serves 2,4000 Mayan farming families in 80 communities, by empowering them to achieve food security through workshops on farming and nutrition, and access to agricultural tools and seeds.
Ensure the rights of China’s children The most proven way to ensure legal rights is to provide people with attorneys at the time of arrest. We will train 100 Chinese defenders, promote their services, and link them with those in need.
Build 2 water wells for 500 villagers in Ethiopia Drop of Water will build two wells in two at risk Ethiopian villages, bringing safe water access and improved hygiene practices to 500 rural people and combating  the spread of COVID 19.
Flood Relief Funds For Nepal The heavy rainfall in the second week of July this year caused devastating floods and landslides across Nepal. Floods completely paralyzed normal life of thousands of people and left many of them homeless and killed 78 people. Floods in this season and many cases of causalities has become like a regular thing every year. JWAS with this fund is working to mitigate the sufferings through immediate & long term support to the affected families mostly women and children.
Accessibility for Disabled People in India To ensure accessible infrastructure in order to empower disabled people.  To provide them with education & employment.
Transform Dozens of Communities Around the World This project is to develop curricula and to offer support for individuals and communities who have been historically marginalized, allowing them to take charge of their lives, their communities, and to inspire others to do the same, reaching tens of thousands of individuals with a single curriculum.   Support us in developing the future curricula that allow us to continue to transform the world. All we need is a little bit of support from you, and the world will never be the same.
Create Asset for 500 Sidama Villagers The project targets 500 PLWHAs, OVCs , widows and other marginalized groups who are in a devastating situation due to lack of asset, cultural barriers and inadequacy of socio-economic services.
Invisible Illness Data for Millions Worldwide Human Health Project (HHP) compiles real-world survey data, evidence-based research, online clinical trials and community sharing of information. "Invisible illness" is an umbrella term that encompasses a broad spectrum of illnesses that do not have any obvious symptoms and are often difficult to diagnose. HHP will provide data, research, and a community forum to individuals with invisible illnesses to empower them with better information to make informed health decisions.
Fighting the Zika Virus Although the threat of the Zika virus has significantly declined in the southern United States, medical teams are still actively engaged in its treatment and prevention in Central and South America.    MAP International (MAP) continues in its primary goal to protect pregnant women from Zika by providing mosquito repellents.   MAP has provided over $140 million in medicines and supplies for treatment and prevention of Zika in affected regions. For more information, visit www.map.org/zika.
10 Computers Educate 40 Bangladesh Orphans This Bangladesh project teaches computer skills to thirty orphanage children, preparing them for advanced schooling or future jobs as well as familiarize small children with the taste of the modern technology that began happening in this country.
Toys for Challenged Children During The Holidays The Team Up For 1 Foundation (TU41) holds an annual toy drive called, "Team Up For Toys".  The gifts we purchase with financial donations support 500 challenged children who attend five Baltimore inner-city schools. For many of these children, the toys we donate may be the only gift they receive during the holiday season, making this program crucial to maintain and grow. Our goal is to deliver at least 500 toys each year, with the hopes of expanding our reach year after year.
Empower 200 Poor Single Mothers In Rural Ghana "I intentionally cut my throat so I bleed to death because it was of no use living anymore" said Ama, a 23-year young woman rescued from attempted suicide in July 2019. Sadly, Ama was abandoned by the father at age 3.  Her single mother couldn't provide for her daily subsistence.  So, she left home at age 12 to fend for herself.  Like her Mom, thousands of single mothers  in rural  Ghana struggle daily to care for their children due to poverty. You're their only hope; put a smile on their face.
Championing Girls' Rights On and Off the Field Too Young to Wed's mission is to empower girls and end child marriage globally. TYTW partners with Falling Waters Schools and Samburu Girls Foundation in Kenya to run ongoing sports programming which encompasses scholarships, rescue and reintegration, psychosocial support, and emergency assistance, keeping girls in school and preventing them from returning to child marriages. Playing football / soccer is more than a game for these girls; it is a pathway to safety, healing and leadership.
The SEA Lab The SEA Lab is a free public aquarium that educates and inspires people to conserve our oceans.  We provide the opportunity for visitors to touch local marine life while educating people on how they can minimize their impacts on our coastal environment.  Our program provides education programs for youth often denied access to traditional marine science opportunities.  Our instructors challenge the next generation of researchers and motivate them to consider a career in science.
Food for Romanian Animals 22 pounds of food costs between $6 and $7, and can feed 20 - 30 animals per day, depending on their size and season of the year (i.e. during freezing winter weather more food is needed). There are an estimated 2.5 millions stray dogs in Romania on the streets and in poor shelters, suffering from starvation,abandonment and neglect   Romania Animal Rescue's help includes spay/neuter, education,veterinary care, and food. We intend to bring that food source to them, with your valuable help.
Invite a child in need one healthy meal The food scarcity is a severe issue that impacts the optimal growth and development of young children that Albergue supports. With your help, we can make it possible for a child to eat three meals a day and the essential nutritional follow-up necessary for their integral development.
Stop 975 Children From Being Malnourished With your support, we will serve the poorest of the poor children in the 4 most destitute provinces of Vietnam (Ha Giang, Lai Chau, Dien Bien and Son La).We will deliver vitamins and minerals to fill the nutrient gaps in the diets of these children. We will reduce the  number of undernourished and stunted children in Vietnam.   You can make a difference! Please consider supporting this project!
Recovery and Education for Indonesian Children Provide trauma recovery and education for children in the earthquake affected city of Yogyakarta.  School kits including books, bags, and uniforms will be provided.
COVID-19 Relief: Guatemalan & Kenyan Communities GRACE Cares will provide much needed relief to communities affected by COVID-19 in conjunction with our local heroes who are leading Community Finance Guatemala (CFG) and the Watha Project in Kenya. This initiative will dramatically improve the quality of life and healthcare for the Kakchiquel Maya in Guatemala and the Watha in Kenya in their struggle against the current pandemic.
Saving lives, one birth at a time One Heart World-Wide trains local providers and provide outreach to local communities to ensure that pregnant women and their newborns survive pregnancy and delivery. All of our programs are culturally adapted to the local context and designed and implemented in collaboration with the local communities.
Flooding in Peru Disaster Relief = 70K+ homeless At least 70+ people have died and more than 70,000 have become homeless as Peru's rainy season has delivered 10 times as much rainfall than usual.  About half of Peru has been declared in emergency to expedite resources to the hardest hit areas, mostly in the north where rainfall has broken records in several districts.  Peru is bracing itself for more flooding. VIDA has relief supplies in Lima that are directed where needed immediately. Plus we have supply containers ready to ship to Peru.
Providing health care services to women & newborns This project will provide the essential medicines, material, place and staff to assist 350 women and 250 infants per month in Kisii, Kenya.
Creating Learners Online and On the Ground Covid-19 created major problems for OpenmindProjects and the schools we support.  After much work and support from Cisco, their and other volunteers, we have managed to run online programs.  With funding for 2022, we can go on and expand to more schools.  We also hope to welcome back, students and volunteers in 2022!
Coding Skills and Employment to overcome COVID-19 Colombia is one of the most unequal countries in Latin America. The COVID-19 crisis has highlighted these inequalities since millions have lost their jobs or their access to education. MAKAIA will train 100 women, youth and unemployed from low-income communities in coding and programming so they can acquire the right skills to get jobs, build a career path, or start their own businesses. The opportunities in the technology sector will continue to grow and they need to be accessible to all.
HUMANITARIAN WATER RELIEF PROJECT The increasing threat of clean drinking water shortage constitutes one of the biggest challenges to Pakistan's survival. This threat is not less dangerous than that of terrorism because it has been taking millions of lives, especially those of children, every year. District Tharparker has been on top risk due to drought situation no drinking water no food etc. FRDP will help the poor people through this project to provide them safe drinking water through the installation of Hand Pumps & Dug well
Bring Solar Energy to 7 Burmese Medical Clinics This project will install photovoltaic systems at 7 clinics that provide healthcare to thousands of oppressed and internally displaced Karen people in Burma (Myanmar).
Improve Nutrition for 60 IP Filipino Children The indigenous people (IP) in the Philippines are among the poorest sectors in the country.  They are hardly  reached with the basic services due to accessibility factor and neglect.  As a result IP children generally have poor nutrition because of parents' lack of awareness and financial difficulty to buy foods rich in nutritional value.
Build a Classroom with Us-Prediction Call 2022 Girls' education is not just about getting girls into school-it's about equipping girls with the life skills, knowledge, and confidence necessary to make informed decisions about their lives and future. By constructing and resourcing one of the 12 needed classrooms at Village Impact's new all-girls school, you'll help 600 vulnerable girls in Kenya to complete high school and gain the skills and confidence they need to realize their full potential.
Face Masks for Cameroon The CAMAAY is organizing this fundraiser to provide those affected by conflict in Cameroon with face masks. This will assist in helping vulnerable and marginalized populations in our local communities fight the spread of COVID-19. Funds will be used to purchase materials to create face masks. The estimated cost per mask is $1 CAD. If we raise enough funds to produce a substantial amount of face masks, the cost will also decrease.  This project has been organized by Gabby Richardson.
Keep Syrian Children Warm This Winter Support our efforts to provide warm clothes and blankets to the most vulnerable children in Syrian IDP camps near the borders with Turkey. Since the beginning of the current crisis in Syria, internally displaced people (IDPs) have expressed concern about winter. Many lack warm clothes and blankets living in tent camps that are ill-prepared for cold weather. More than 200,000 IDPs living in tent camps 60% of them are children in need for assistance this winter.
Improve facilities for young people and volunteers Wollangarra is an independent, non profit organisation. Our programs are about practical conservation through outdoor education and help young people to see environmental issues as exciting and demanding challenges to the way we live, rather than endlessly depressing threats to our future.

We're currently improving our kitchen to include a new wood fired oven and bulk food storage area. We need your support to cover all sorts of building materials like timber, cement and roofing iron.
Fuel Education for Eager Kenyan Students The Fueling Education program provides food and light for students who stay at school to extend their study hours in preparation for their entrance exam to secondary school.
Education for 600 poor girls in Uttar Pradesh Oxfam Trust reaches out to girls from poor communities in Uttar Pradesh who do not have access to schools due to poverty & discrimination, thereby helping them to get good quality basic education.
Impart computer literacy to poor children in India This project would impart computer literacy to children of juvenile homes from extremely poverty stricken background thereby providing vocational training and improving their employment potential.
Basic nutrition for 100 school children in Mali In early 2011, Caravan to Class built a school in Tedeini, Mali to give children in the village the opportunity to receive an education. Within the first year, school enrollment in Tedeini increased by 500 percent. Caravan to Class has hired certified teachers from Timbuktu to provide the best quality education. We also provide two free meals daily as well as school uniforms and other school supplies. This school currently impacts over 100 children and has a steadily increasing enrollment rate.
Help Vietnam save endangered wildlife Through engaging outreach activities - music festivals, art exhibitions, celebrity video clips, promoting youth community ambassadors - CHANGE educates Vietnamese people about the threat of extinction among endangered species, especially rhinos and pangolins. Increased awareness and empathy will translate into change in behavior, greatly reducing the demand for illegal wildlife products.
Basketball Empowers 200 Chinese Migrant Girls In Beijing migrant schools, TALENT mobilizes young girls on the basketball court to become confident, caring, courageous, and committed leaders. The practical curriculum teaches communication and collaboration, and develops positive self-images. All despite gender and socioeconomic barriers they face as a marginalized population in Chinese society.
Push me Once Piglet for 200 women In Gulu Push me once Piglet (POP) will provide; training to 200 women in commercial pig layering, marketing and provide them a set of piglet to start business. Keeping pigs for 4 month will enable them to recycle to another member with a piglet which will enable community transformation at once. Enabling women to be in control of their own development hence real empowerment.
Forge Bonds Between Lebanese & Palestinian Youth This project aims to improve community relations in Bourj al Barajneh, Lebanon, where Palestinian refugees and Lebanese live in poverty and with tension, by facilitating regular youth interaction.
Impact of musical intervention in children with LD The main hypothesis is that music can positively impact both cognitively and structurally in children with neurological disorders. Therefore, this project consists of implementing a musical intervention aimed at promoting the development of neurocognitive skills (including prosodic ones) and evaluating a possible structural change in the brain physiology of children with severe language impairment.
Help Kavya , a poor girl , complete her education Kavya is a 16 year old girl , who lives in KGF (Kolar Gold Fields) , near Bangalore. She comes from a very poor family with an unemployed father , who lost his employment , when the Gold Mines stopped its operations .She has a total loss of vision in one eye . Despite her handicap she is a brilliant student and wants to complete her education in College .She is currently in the first year of PUC (Pre University Course).
Rehabilitation of 500 homeless abandoned Shree Amrutvahini Gramvikas Mandal is a voluntary organization dedicatedly working for the rehabilitation of homeless abandoned roadside mentally ill patients in Ahmednagar District of Maharashtra, India.  We have 45 patients in our Manavseva Project and around 2500 have been successfully reunited with their families so far. We are providing shelter, food, cloths and treatment as soon as complete the treatment we find out their families and rehabilitate them in their family.
Village to School Going by the adage that 'childhood should be a journey, not a race'  the John Martyn Memorial School (JMMS) imparts basic primary education upto Class 5 in an enlightened & nurturing environment. Set in the foothills of the Himalayas, JMMS provides education to 1st generation learners of 20 villages. The all round development empowers the children to spread their wings as their world is opened to digital classrooms, exploration & travel while  they remain strongly connected to their roots.
Water Capture for Andean Families (50 people) The project will help families in the remote Calchaqui Valley to capture runoff water from the mountains and create an effective water system to improve their health and food security.  The construction to capture runoff for irrigation will enable the families to plant food crops to complement the hay they now grow for their goats from which they produce weavings and cheese.  They will invest their new income to improve their agriculture and tomarket handmade local products to tourists.
Help Complete Zambezi Sawmills Community School The Happy Africa Foundation (THAF) will renovate an existing classroom and build a new classroom block at the Zambezi Sawmills Community School in Livingstone, Zambia. This school suffers from overcrowding and lack of economic support, and is also located in one of the poorest and most underdeveloped neighborhoods in Livingstone.  The completion of the school will provide a better learning environment for its 370 students, and will also help to accommodate more underprivileged children!
Helping orphans to receive education You can support 87 Colombian children who are waiting for a family to take care of them for life. With your contribution children will have the tools to live experiences of well-being, increase their inner strength and self-confidence, because most of them have lived stressful and traumatic experiences due to physical, emotional or psychological violence. Thank you for building with us a healthy, healing, and loving environment for our children.