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Monitoring Bird Migration to Protect and Conserve This project will protect migratory birds and the places that are critical to their survival.  RPBO informs and influences conservation and ecological management practices for migratory birds in western North America through monitoring, scientific research and public education.
Breast Prostheses for 341 Breast Cancer Survivors Life without breasts is hard for any woman. 80% of women in rural Kenya are diagnosed with late stage breast cancer, ending in mastectomy. Given the high costs of mastectomy bras and breast prostheses in Kenya ($200-$300), it is unaffordable for these women who have already incurred the hefty treatment costs. Therefore they resort to using rags, socks etc in place of a prosthesis. This project will distribute 341 breast prostheses and mastectomy bras to deserving women in rural Kenya.
JA China Career GO! Online Program The Career GO! Online program is designed for university students to prepare for themselves in terms of career planning, job searching and interview skill.
Urgent Medical Saves and Changes Lives in Kenya They found her in the forest, unconscious, beaten and brutally raped. The hospital estimates her to be 12 years old. Her name and hometown aren't known so they called Olalo to help.  The generosity of our donors helps us to cover her medical costs while we search for her family. This is what our Urgent Medical Fund does and where your support goescovering the medical costs for those who can't speak for themselves or have no money to pay for it. It's YOUR generosity that heals and saves lives!
End Period Poverty and Give Girls, Women Hope Girls and women living in poverty struggle to afford essential period products to manage their menstrual hygiene. As a result, many low-income girls miss valuable days of school or work every month. Education rises out of poverty, and when girls are unable to fully participate in educational opportunities, their potential of breaking the cycle of poverty is diminished. Mothers struggling to work will struggle to care for their families.
Support to Transitional housing for homeless men We are working hard to raise the necessary funds to buy a property located at 3800 N. 27th street in Lincoln Nebraska,68504  We will convert this building into both a transitional housing facility and a vocational training center for homeless men in Lincoln Nebraska.  We will also provide transportation and job training for these men in dire need for assistance to get back on their feet and live a productive and very productive life. All this is possible if we join forces.
Help Displaced Families From Swat and Buner CDRS Medical Teams and Logistics Officers are deployed in Mardan to provide The IDPs from Swat and Buner with greatly needed Healthcare Services, Medicines, Baby Formula, Clean Water and Hygiene Kits.
Protecting Chimpanzees Chimpanzees, commonly referred to as chimps, share over 95% of the same DNA with humans. Every four hours, one chimp is being illegally taken from the wild to be traded as a pet or eaten as bushmeat. DSWF works with ground-based project partners who provide vital rescue, rehabilitation and release programmes for illegally trafficked chimps. We also lead educational initiatives attempting to reduce the local demand and raise awareness about the serious consequences of the illegal wildlife trade.
Toilets for 100 rural families Ecological toilets for 100 rural families for Musiri village at bank of River Cauvery, Southern India to improve health, reduce environmental pollution & generate fertilizers for agriculture
Empower Rural Women in Rwanda The project targets out-of-school girls, female sex workers, street girls, orphans and adolescent mothers aged between 15 and 35 years in Rulindo district. These groups are particularly vulnerable to violence, substance abuse, prostitution, HIV/AIDS, malnutrition, and poverty due to their social status. A reliable source of income has the power to transform their lives and the lives of their families.
Raising Public Awareness on Waste in Armenia The Armenian Environmental Network (AEN) will produce and disseminate Public Service Announcements (PSAs)/advertisements that will introduce sustainable waste management practices, encouraging Armenians to be conscious consumers by reducing, reusing and recycling to minimize their "eco-footprint". The PSAs will empower Armenians to become the solution to the waste problem.
American Lindy Hop Championships The American Lindy Hop Championships (ALHC) is now in its 16th year. It has an annual convention/competition that offers a training ground to learn the dance, an opportunity to network with other professionals, offers scholarships to young people and provides community outreach in the United States and abroad. In its tenure ALHC has been a conduit for all of the top American Lindy Hoppers to the world. Your support would help continue our efforts in preserving the style and community behind it.
Life-Changing Training for Tanzanian girls Only 39% of Tanzanian girls go to secondary school, and only 3% continue to tertiary education. Girls who are not in school face myriad challenges, from early pregnancy to child marriage. You can help support the Kisa Project, a two-year leadership course that prepares girls in their last two years of secondary school to attend university and create positive change in their communities. The program is locally led by university educated Tanzanian women, many of whom are Kisa graduates themselves.
Wheelchair repair program & assistance center Nepal lacks the skilled manpower to repair wheelchair and don't have a repair center. So this project aims to generate manpower and provide basic service to the wheelchair users. Along with awareness to caregiver, health support, assistance & other for proper care and maintenance of wheelchair. The trainee will be wheelchair user, representatives of organizations of PWDs so that after training they can set their small workshop with tool kit provided by CDCA and provide service to the community.
Living The Dream Foundation Summer Wish Granting You can help make a dream come true for a child with a life-threatening illness. This summer, Living The Dream Foundation will be taking children out for a Dream Day on the Vans Warped Tour, Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival, Country Throwdown Tour and Rockstar Energy Drink Uproar Festival.

Children selected for a Dream Day will get to go backstage, onstage, eat lunch and dinner with their favorite bands, and meet-and-greets with the artist. It's a day where they can feel like a rockstar!
Social Inclusion through Theater in Bolivia The funding we raise will allow us to organize theater workshops for children and adolescents that culminate in regional festivals in eastern Bolivia. In doing this, we aspire to build the foundation for stable theater troupes, ultimately with varying degrees of geographic scope. These troupes and the performances they stage will nurture the emerging arts and culture movements in these areas, provide opportunities for cultural expression and exchange, and contribute to a more inclusive society.
1800 young in Medellin sensitized to HIV: a hope The purpose is to reduce HIV infections and improve the acceptance of infected people, decreasing stigma. We intend to: 1. build an artistic exhibition with educational content, collecting expectations of the youth and transmit the experience of infected adolescents, promoting adoption of healthy lifestyles; 2. lead a campaign with pedagogical elements on the importance of self-care; 3. carry out educational actions to strengthen the ability of youngs to make responsible / autonomous decisions
Help Care for the Rescued Gila Herd In 2017, Return to Freedom took in the then-112-strong Gila herd. With births and adoptions, we now care for 126 members of the herd. They are some of approximately 900 horses who were found neglected in blizzards and freezing temperatures, and impounded on a property in Lantry, S.D.  After traveling more than 1,200 miles from South Dakota to a temporary staging area in Nevada, they are now well-situated and thriving in CA.  RTF needs your help caring for them and keeping them healthy and happy.
Give Life and Hope to a North Korean Refugee North Koreans risk their lives to escape their homeland. Yet in China, their plight continues as they often fall victim to human rights violations and could face torture, labour camps, or execution if found as they will be deported back to North Korea. Because of this, they lack legal protection, and many North Koreans girls and women become victims of trafficking in China. NKHR saves lives by providing humanitarian assistance to mostly refugee women and children along their way to safety.
"Defying the Odds" for Students in Newburgh, NY San Miguel Academy's (SMAN) population is underserved males at highest risk of dropping out in NY's highest drug and gang filled city. SMAN is a 5-8th grade, 11-mo. extended 6 dy/wk program. Working toward healing the  whole child is essential to the student's educational success. Place and Project-Based Learning, experienced outside of Newburgh, is a major component of our curriculum. Graduation rate is 100%, with 100% accepted into secondary & post-secondary programs through Graduate Support.
Prevention of HIV/AIDS Transmission of 56000 Women Very few HIV/AIDS programs have targeted the fishing community of Namayingo district, prompting to the escalating infection rates that has seen many children born HIV positive. Prevention of HIV/AIDS among 5600 women of child bearing age through prevention of mother to child transmission, Care and support for People Having AIDS, and mitigation of the adverse effects on the infected and affected persons is going to be implemented in the district
Radios for Grassroots Democracy Project in Kenya Professor Wangari Maathai, 2004 Nobel Peace Prize winner and founder of the Green Belt Movement, would like wind-up Freeplay Lifeline radios so that Kenyans can access vital information.
Help disabled children thrive through sports Many children with physical disability are found to be talented for sports.  Practicing sports, besides improving their physical condition, it increases their self-esteem, offers social inclusion and for many of them, its an opportunity for the future, as they may become professional athletes. AACD Sport offers swimming, table tennis, bocha and capoeira for children and young people with physical disabilities and has helped reveal many talents who have become performance athletes.
Provide 100 School Buildings in Ghana We aim at social change through effective law enforcement byway of implementing international human rights standards. Human rights and development is inseparable and therefore need for school building
Streets Festival - open-air multicultural event We are organizing an international multicultural outdoor festival for the local youth in Kumanovo, Macedonia that will gather performers from the Macedonian and Albanian communities.
Help save 3000 underprivileged Mothers & Children Provide basic health amenities, nutrition and psychological services for 3000 disadvantaged mothers and children in Dhanyala Pakistan, who can not afford these services otherwise. Help in training and empowering local women to provide professional healthcare services to mothers and children.
Communities in East Africa respond to HIV/AIDS Local groups in Kenya and Tanzania working with World Neighbors address prevention, screening, nutrition and antiretroviral therapy, in addition to the social stigma, livelihood strategies and orphans
A Call to Action and Leadership for Myanmar Youth DEPDC plans to train 100 Myanmar youth on leadership skills, survival techniques, non-profit structure, and safe migration, so that these future leaders can return to their hometowns and initiate their own projects. The goal is to begin a larger grassroots movement that can reach more people and can inspire young, creative leaders to combat the most concerning problems in their own areas, especially with the recent rise in undocumented migration, which has led to an increased trafficking risk.
Trash Hunter TrashHunter will take action on problematic waste hotspots (such as rivers), aiming to build specific civic engagement to help with a clean environment. We will identify some problematic hotspots  across the country. Local TrashHunting advocates will set-up action camps at hotspots, and through actions we will bring attention to citizens, institutions, and media. Raising national awareness about pollution, these actions address the urgent issue while also  providing positive progress.
Project Anti-Litter for 1000 Students in Ghana Project anti-litter will engage and  educate 1000 elementary students in Greater Accra Region of Ghana on the issue of Litter and encourage them to take positive actions that will beautify their school compounds and community. The net result is to influence litterers to change their behaviors.
The Blossom Bus: Help Rural Girls Get To School! The Blossom Bus project employs local vehicles in rural India to transport Muslim minority girls to secondary school and college, clearing the single greatest obstacle to their continuing education.
Create a TB Photovoice project in Kenya By way of photography and stories, we guide persons affected by tuberculosis to be change agents in their communities. Persons affected by TB are often left out of efforts to eradicate TB.
Shaping careers of 500 young people  in Kampala. This project will inspire and guide young people 15-23 years on how to make informed career choices. To help them find their passion and enhance workplace productivity in the future, the young people will have virtual sessions focused on increasing self-awareness and information on careers opportunities available. .  This will not only benefit the young people, but will also influence and bring about local transformation to their communities.
Train 30 Teachers and Strengthen Our Communities Through the Hermanus Varsity Trust, over the next four years 30 young people will qualify as teachers.  Driven by local professionals who volunteer to tutor the students, this project has two main goals. One is offering young people from poor communities access quality education and good jobs.  The other is to foster teachers who bring passion and excellence to their teaching. Their well-paid employment will contribute to more stable and prosperous communities.
COVID-19 Support Fund for Sierra Leone The ultimate goal of this project is to reduce morbidity and mortality due to Coronavirus (COVID-19) and to interrupt the transmission of this virus. This project will increase community awareness on the prevention and spread of the COVID-19 disease, reduce panicking and disinformation caused by the spread of the COVID-19 disease, and ensuring the supply of basic resources such as face masks, food, and shelter to the poorest and the needy.
More than Money This project will help prepare over 1,250 young people (K- 8) in South Florida for the real world by showing them how to generate wealth and effectively manage it, how to create jobs which make their communities more robust, and how to apply entrepreneurial thinking to the workplace.
University Scholarships for Students in Palestine Palestinian students face many obstacles in obtaining a university degree. They cross checkpoints en route to lectures, study at home by candle light, and work side jobs to pay their tuition. Our scholarship pays for students' tuition at local universities thereby enabling talented and ambitious high school graduates to obtain degrees and the skills to make important contributions to their communities and their country.
Support a rural school in Iringa, Tanzania This project will help the village school of Itagutwa in rural Iringa, Tanzania which assists 350 children from the surrounding area. The children own nothing in material goods - some have stubs of pencils that they keep tied around their necks and write what they can on scraps of paper. Depite this, they are desperate to learn.
We aim to build a new classroom for the school as well as provide essential materials such as desks and books, giving the children a brighter future.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, high school students Nikhita, Sanjana, Sruthi, and Malini have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Send Cloth Around the World to Keep Babies Healthy Our partners around the globe face extreme challenges in helping those they serve survive and thrive. Our Global Network program supplies cloth diaper kits and other reusable hygiene essentials to help organizations support basic needs of children living in desperate situations. When we supply hygiene needs, our partners are able to keep children clean, dry and healthy while also re-allocating that budget to other essentials for successful programs.
Lap-A-Thon: Bay to Breakers sister race in Kenya! Girls Rule! The Daraja girls are empowered each year to raise money for their four-year scholarships through each lap that they run. The sheer pride the girls have during this exciting event has made it one of the most important and fun events on campus each year!
Rehabilitation for victimized girls in Liberia This project provides basic literacy, vocational skills training and counseling for raped and human trafficking girls in Monrovia, Liberia.
Add more shelter for rescue horses in Dunkirk Md Lilly Pond Foal Rescue will be able to house 2 more needy horses with the addition of 2 more stalls. That's 2 more horses or foals that won't have to suffer anymore neglect or abuse. We are located in Maryland and rescue 40-50 horses and foals per year.
Skills Development Center for the unemployed youth The Mankosi community in South Africa deals with poverty and unemployment. In cooperation with skilled Xhosa individuals, the Skills Development Center will offer individuals the right program that provides them of insights in the possibilities of job opportunities and a sustainable income. The Skills Development Center is about regaining confidence in their own capacities and future possibilities. This way we can break the poverty circle!
Hurricane Harvey:  As a Team We Can Do More It is incredibly devastating to watch what is unfolding in Southeast Texas, leaving many of us feeling helpless and hopeless.  As a small shelter, we know this struggle all too well.  We are asking our supporters to come together in the face of this unprecedented devastation; donate, foster, adopt, spread the word.  Let's show Southeast Texas just how much we care and how strong we are.  Dog n Kitty City is pledging to help support displaced animals in need, but we cant do it alone.
Build SA's 1st Free-Tailed Bat Flight Cage This project will build the only free-tailed bat rehabilitation flight cage in South Africa! Providing the safe space needed to get them back on the wing and enabling the bats to build up their flight muscles, so that they can be successfully released back into the wild. 100's of free-tailed bats end up in rehabilitation centres after either having been orphaned or injured. Without a flight cage for release preparations, they must either spend the rest of their lives in cages or put down.
Protecting Elephants and Rhinos in Malawi Poaching and habitat destruction pushed the majority of wildlife in Malawi to the brink of extinction. A government-led, intensive conservation program has reintroduced more than 2,500 animals to the Majete Wildlife Reserve, including elephants, rhinos, leopards, lions, antelopes, water buffaloes and hyenas. Earthwatch is leading one of the first research initiatives to analyze how these reintroduced species are faring and what management decisions are needed to keep the ecosystem thriving.
Help Girls in Yemen Stay in School TYTW helps provide complete breakfasts daily to 525 girls to keep them in school in Sana'a, Yemen. A guaranteed nutritious breakfast at school makes these girls less vulnerable to child marriage, which is severely exacerbated in active conflicts. Help us continue to provide  breakfast to schoolgirls so they can pursue their studies even in the midst of what the UN calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis. Just $0.75 a day will keep one girl in school and out of marriage.
Help 570 Children Eat, Learn, and Live in Israel In Kiryat Gat Israel, 570 children face hunger and neglect. Our facilities provide a safe place for these children in need.  Our success stories are many. Help provide food, education and love.
AAE Nigeria Chapter Nigerian entrepreneurs operate under unfriendly business environment including poor access to finance, difficulty in getting licenses, multiple taxes and illiteracy. The small entrepreneurs need to be rescued. The wave of militancy in Nigeria needs to be checkmated. Hopelessness needs to be arrested. The AAE Nigeria  Chapter project  will register entrepreneurs for associate, fellow and affiliate levels and empower them through knowledge and information-sharing, training/mentoring and advocacy.
Help educate 1,300 students in Guyana, S. America Blossoms of Guyana and GuyKids plan to adopt a primary and secondary school in Georgetown, Guyana. This project will build the schools' first computer labs and provide the students and teachers with books and school supplies for the 600 students at the primary school and the 700 students at the secondary school.
Bring Hope and Light to Youth in Jerusalem 25 Palestinian and Israeli youth in Jerusalem will engage in a 3-day candle-making  workshop that will promote inclusive communication ,  peaceful and constructive communication through team building exercises and non-verbal experiential activities . Our aim is  to nurture a generation of youth  that will  transcend cultural, religious and ethnic boundaries, change attitudes between conflicting groups and counter the cycles of violence that are becoming more prevalent in the city
Help Rural English Medium School for poor children SAMPARC always believe true education is the real passport for the growth and development of a child. The biggest drawback of rural area is lack of proper education and awareness regarding this. The growth of the children remains restricted because of no proper support from the parents, poverty, lack of proper food and heath. 
SAMPARC - a partner of Habitat for Humanity has developed an English Medium School in the premises of Jimmy Carter Housing Project at Patan Village near Lonavla.
Little by Little Campaign for Family Support The Family Autism Center at The Arc of South Norfolk provides supports and services to people diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders and their families.  We provide respite care, specialized recreational programming, training for family members and provide information and referral sources to families looking for assistance.  Autism impacts 1 in every 68 children- we have seen an increase of 100 additional people requesting our services in the last 12 months alone- we serve 652 people currently
Completion of 4 Classrooms for 120 Children A plan to complete 4 classrooms for 120 children of families living with HIV is intended to provide basic education. This is done through  identifying  beneficiaries, employing teachers,  providing scholastic materials, providing  food and constructing a learning space
Providing Food to Families of Hospital Patients The inflow of patients as well their attendants is rising day by day. Therefore, FMH needs more and more funds to provide meals for the underprivileged. In order for us to continue to provide meals to the rising number of patients/attendants, we rely on the generous donations of our esteemed donors. Hence, this project is created to raise funds in order to provide free meals to the underprivileged patients and their attendants.