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Re-equip 200 women during & after Covid19 in Kenya Imagine being part of a team that equips a mother, economically destroyed by Covid 19,  with skills that will enable her to place a plate of food again for their hungry children daily! Your 10, 20, 50, or 1000 dollar-contribution will just do that! This women project aims at training in tailoring, fashion and design skills in Kware slums, Kajiado County, Kenya.  It targets 200 women from highly needy families who will open their own small tailoring shops or be employed upon graduating.
"Feed The Dream" (of a job offer for job seekers) Feeding the dream means informing & preparing low-income youth & employment candidates to be infinitely more compelling to prospective employers who will more likely invite them for an interview & then make a job offer.  Economic development = good employment statistics.  Our project offers free employability workshops: Effective resumes, realistic career choices, social media & the job search, business communication, English grammar, candidates' rights and interviewing tips & techniques.
Quality Education-Right of Every Child in Pakistan Children in rural areas have fewer opportunities to acquire quality education.  Organization for Community (OCD) believes that all children must be given equal access to quality education in a safe and joyful learning environment. Our mission is to promote quality education for rural children inclusive for their formation and personality development "to become good citizen" for peaceful and prosper Pakistan. Your support will enable 250 students to continue their studies at MKK.
Improve health of orphaned kids in Cameroon Association for Community Awareness (ASCOA) has been working to support children in Tole, a village located in the South West region of Cameroon. Tole has been hard hit by the HIV pandemic and has seen many kids orphaned in the process. Most of the population is poor and living conditions intolerable. Guardians of these orphaned kids depend heavily on subsistence farming that brings in little to no income. These vulnerable kids are therefore forced into becoming street hawkers.
Create 50 New Jobs in Impoverished Miami areas EcoTech Visions will incubate green businesses which will create 50 new green tech jobs and 30 green scouts externships in poverty stricken neighborhoods in Miami.  The unemployment rate in these impoverished zones is 37%.  This high unemployment has led to systemic poverty for children and families.  .  EcoTech's business fellowship program will take unemployed men and train them and assist them in creating green tech businesses, which will provide employment opportunities.
Libraries in Rural Uganda Grassroots Uganda is building 5 Libraries in rural areas of Uganda. The Libraries focus is on children to help the children grow with a sustainable reading culture. The Libraries are a an outlet where children and adults  can go to learn, create, explore and venture outside of the confines of poverty. Our librarians read children's stories aloud to the kids at least once per day, and we offer children's arts and crafts classes on Wednesdays to help the kids build their creative talents.
Fund Critical Medical Equipments for safe surgery Annually, we provide surgeries to around 1000 Cleft children and adults through Medical Missions and camps. These camps are very important to provide safe and corrective surgeries to thousands of children and adults born with cleft in remote villages of India. We travel with all the medical equipments needed for the missions. Which helps us to provide safe and secure surgeries to even children & Infants in these remote sites. We need to partially change the equipments & purchase 6 critical ones.
Change Her Story - Get 75 Girls in School! THANK YOU! You have nearly covered the cost of 75 new girls in school! We are currently doing our summer school program and recruiting for new kindergarten classes for September. We will be adding 100 more kindergarteners to our school this year, bringing our total number up to 225! more girls who need their school fees covered for the 2014-2015 school year. Let's start with the next 25. If we reach our goal, we'll cover the cost of 75 girls in school next year. Will you change her story with us
Sponsor Water Technician development and training Poured Out Water Technicians are an integral part to our community connection and involvement - that's why we're asking for your help to continue funding their crucial work! Our current staff of 3 Technicians complete the bulk of our water filtration projects and provide maintenance and education to families. With this project, we're aiming to provide on-the-job training, foster stronger people-management skills, and explore new opportunities to serve new communities via safe clean water access.
Healthy food for 300 visually challenged children This project helps provide nutritious food to the visually challenged children from rural areas who are underweight and malnourished. Your timely support will help in providing healthy meals to 300 visually challenged children and aid in their healthy growth. Indian Association for the Blind (IAB) was established in 1985 by visually challenged activist Late Mr. S.M.A.Jinnah to provide education, employment and rehabilitation for the visually challenged, especially from rural backgrounds.
Zimbabwe Disability in Focus Project This project will mobilize and build capacities of community volunteers to lead in linking girls and women with disabilities to essential services and dialogue platforms on which policy decisions are made.  That will begin with enumerating persons with disabilities and developing a database thereof, which defines their individual challenges, before rolling out customized empowering activities that enable beneficiaries to solve their own problems through policy advocacy and entrepreneurship.
Support Children with Cancer & Blood Disorders Each year, over 500 patients receive consultations and treatment during 8,000 visits to the Division of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center. Many of these patients are unable to afford costly medications and treatments not covered by insurance. Our project will help provide life-saving medication, treatments, and support for families who could otherwise not afford to do so.
Help 200 women in northern Uganda learn to read When a woman learns to read and write, her whole world opens up! Many of our clients are formerly abducted child soldiers, victims of sexual terrorism and horrific violence and poverty, but are now recovering and rebuildng their lives. Provide literacy education for 190 women for eight months in post conflict northern Uganda thru WGEF's Credit Plus program, creating a brighter, more secure future!
PACTO: Technical School Prep for Brazilian Youth A tutorial program that prepares poor adolescents for entering publicly-funded technical schools.
2000 ear test to Colombian children of low income Help us to make 2000 ear tests to Colombian children with low income; in order to we detect hearing loss at an early age. If a hearing loss is detected and treated early, people can improve their language, communication and social skills, to make them productive citizens in society.  The Oyeme Foundation will guide children and their families to improve their quality of life.
Empower 200 Rwandan Girls To Move Out Of Poverty Aspire Rwanda provides hard-working young people with the skills and confidence to make their own choices which allow them to become self-sufficient. For the past 10 years, Aspire Rwanda has witnessed the transformation that occurs in youth's lives when they complete our vocational skills training. Our graduates are able to use their skills to secure jobs, start their own businesses. Doing so, they break the cycle of poverty.
Computer Studies Lab for Bumpe High, Sierra Leone This project will help Bumpe High School in rural Sierra Leone, a school that was torn down during the 11 years war in Sierra Leone, build a computer studies lab to provide their students with digital skills.
Helping Elderly People with Basic Needs We are registered NGO in Uganda, we are helping the people in the communities with social services and other basic needs. This time we have seen many elderly people in the communities suffering from poverty, discrimination and not raising up their voices. We are to help the elderly people in this project by providing them with basic needs, raising up their voices and stop them being discriminated in the societies.
Educate and Empower 450 girls in West Bengal An entrenched system of patriarchy means that girls are grossly devalued and excluded in key arenas. Education is one such area. This project will empower girls through eradicating current barriers to their education - including young aged pregnancies and child marriage. Girls will be sensitised about their fundamental rights and a mass community awareness-raising campaign to redefine how they are viewed and treated.
Support HIV/AIDS Prevention in Nigeria This project will conduct HIV/AIDS education and sensitization in the secondary schools and tertiary institutions in Anambra State, placing billboards on the roads and in those institutions, to encourage people to get tested for HIV, know their status and avoid stigmatizing and discriminating against people living with HIV/AIDS. HIV/AIDS education is key if we want to prevent new HIV infections and end AIDS, as it concerns people who are living with HIV/AIDS and those who are not.
Build Classrooms and Desks  for Orphans in India This Project will build New class rooms In South India ,where 60 kids are learning under trees and in dark and inadequate rooms of a Old building ..Which also will help the kids to have school desks.
Eyeglasses for Struggling Kentucky Families The state of Kentucky ranks among the poorest in the United States. Kentucky working-poor families struggle to pay for basic needs like rent and food but have no resources for the simple, yet critical, tool of eyeglasses. For them,  clear vision becomes a luxury. This project will provide new prescription eyeglasses to 217 Kentuckians so that they may navigate their daily lives, pursue education, gain employment and live more safely, securely and independently with clear vision.
Women's Learning Center in Mir Bacha Kot Empowering rural Afghan women through the provision of education and training opportunities as well as basic health services.
Buy a Pad, Keep a Girl in School The lack of sanitary pads and panties in a young girl's life can lead to significant absences in school and work.Unable to afford these necessities, girls will often use dirty rags or mattress pieces instead. GlobeMed, along with nonprofit Set Her Free, is collaborating on a reusable sanitary pad project to target this issue. The reusable sanitary pad project will teach girls how to sew and distribute reusable pads to rural schools. Buying a pad helps keep a girl in school!
Grow the Green Army Seeding Futures is a 11-week Accredited Skills Program that grows real resilience skills in un- and under-employed youth and prepares them for work opportunities in the local green economy.
Light up my candle . Girls.  150  girls. Nigeria The insurgency situation in Nigeria has drawn all efforts put in by both Government and international development partners on girls education back.Girls in Northern Nigeria (Central) have lost the zeal to go back to school opting for early marriage as a safety bate.The few who are willing have got no support from home This project seeks to support indigent students affected by boko haram insurgencies  to complete basic education. Encouraging parents and guardians to release their girls to school
Provide 2,000 Youth Access to Music Education Ear Candy Charity will host an Instrument Drive to collect & distribute musical instrument donations to school based programs in the midst of continuing educational funding cuts.
Aid Widows and Orphans of Afghanistan Earthquake 350 persons have already been reported dead and several more injured from 7.5 Afghanistan earthquake. These numbers are sadly growing and victims need your help.  Give aid to widows and orphans of this earthquake, who are the most vulnerable of those who are suffering. The aid will provide food, clothing, shelter and help them get back on their feet.
March on Washington 2020-21 This project will cover costs for the trip to Washington DC for the March on Washington. This year the project will cover COVID19 related care kits distributed in collaboration with Washington DC's Rotary and NAACP clubs for an anticipated large amount of attendees. As minority health is our top priority, we also understand there are two pandemics going on for a marginalized group of people. BIPOC are facing covid19 and racism and a call to health safety is one RAWS must answer.
Support 150 widowed families with Chicks in Masaka 150 widowed families will be offered with a free package of 100 seed chicks each. This development scheme shall start up with 15000 chicks to cover house holds in 6 parishes of Butenga Sub County.
A Wheelchair Bicycle Tandem for Aksi Access to sports, moving and fresh air is a boost for all people, but not always easy when you have a physical disability.  A wheelchair bicycle tandem is a perfect tool to combine all three and will improve the spirit, physical condition and connection of cyclist and wheelchair athlete.
Hurricane Florence Relief Fund In 2018, Hurricane Florence's damaging winds and torrential rains caused widespread flooding in the Carolinas. This fund was created to support both immediate relief efforts such as access to food, water, and medicine, as well as the longer-term assistance to help residents recover and rebuild. All donations to this fund will exclusively support Hurricane Florence relief and recovery efforts in the United States.
Promoting Women Journalists in Eastern Congo This project trains community radio groups in producing radio broadcasts and four months of educational programming produced by communities and edited by the South Kivu Women's Media Association.
Initiative Foundation The Initiative Foundation's nonprofit grants and leadership programs help people to help themselves. With the support of thousands, the Foundation is committed to developing a Central Minnesota climate in which every person has an opportunity to achieve success. With your help, through a gift to the Foundation's general fund, we can address the region's child care shortage, create economic opportunity and make our communities attractive, healthy places where families live, work, give and play.
Creation of Community Mushroom Cultivation Center In order to address malnutrition and unemployment in semi-rural Cameroon, we cultivate mushrooms and train subsistence farmers as well people living with HIV. To accomodate the increasing pressure from communities to learn mushroom cultivation we are expanding our farm and training center. Not only are mushrooms a cheap source of protein and an environmentally friendly agriculture product, there is also a strong mushroom market that presents opportunities for employment in an impoverished area.
Open door school for blind children in Guadalajara 87 ninos 87 children with visual impairments and other associated disabilities develop holistically at Helen Keller School.    With your contribution we guarantee the operation and make it possible for children to join regular schools
Tihueliske We Can! Education for 80 Children The Tihueliske We Can! Education Program helps 80 young children living in acute poverty to gain skills for life in Tlamacazapa, Mexico. Each week children learn to read, write and do basic math by working in small groups. They develop better abilities to handle relationships and to problem-solve. The program strengthens a new "culture of reading" in this large village. It needs to grow and serve more children, preparing them to tackle serious local social and environmental problems in future.
HIV Care and Nutrition Program (UKUN) Uhakika Kituo cha Ushauri Nasaha (UKUN) is a non-governmental, non-political & non-profit 
organization based in Bagamoyo district in the coastal region of Tanzania.
The mission of UKUN is to contribute to the primary prevention of HIV/AIDS pandemic in 
Bagamoyo town; to support palliative care services for people living with HIV/AIDS and to improve the 
quality of life for the district's Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC). Also UKUN provides therapy & nutritional support to its patients!
Covid-19 Hygiene Supplies for Rural Health Centers We will provide much-needed hygiene supplies comprising face masks, alcohol, soap and compact hand washing stations to 125 rural health centers in Misamis Oriental province. The Covid-19 pandemic has decimated supplies in health centers located in rural areas and the need to re-supply them is urgent with government agencies favoring the provision of supplies to large health facilities located in the city.
Educate 300 Girls in District Malakand KP Pakistan This project will help the poorest girls in district Malakand Khyber Pakhtun Khwa for getting their basic education.This project will provide uniform,bags,books & stationary ,shoes and other educational materials as well.Due to poverty and rigid religious community most of  the parents neither afford nor allow their girls to send them to school.They prefer early marriages.This project will not only educate these 300 girls but will help in solving the social problem of early marriages.
BRING SMILES TO KERALA FLOOD AFFECTED CHILDREN Children are back to school without Essential school kits. Their loving school kits, clothes, foot wear etc. washed away by massive floods. This project will provide school bags, note books, pen, pencil, eraser, sharpener, geometry box, foot wear, clothes, blankets Etc to 1000 children. Support their dreams by contributing these urgently required school kit and other materials.
Hospital to treat 25,000 disabled Cambodians For 40 years, Cambodia has suffered the effects of war & genocide. Many educated citizens were targeted for execution, which caused the medical system to suffer. The Children's Surgical Centre (CSC) began in 1998 to offer free surgical care to rehabilitate victims of landmine injuries inflicted from the war; many of whom were children. Today, CSC treats 4,000 disabled Cambodians every year, rehabilitating a diverse range of disabilities and reducing stigma and poverty due to their disability.
Fellowship Program Support An annual fellowship program for three [3] emerging African contemporary artists from the continent or the African Diaspora. The fellowship program will always have two [2]  junior fellows and one [1] senior fellow. Taking place from each Fall at the Noldor Residency is a program proudly based in Accra, Ghana.
Life Support Skills for Prosperity The project will teach 20 adolescents brick moulding and bricklaying skills, 12 girls and 8 boys, who are school dropouts between the ages of 13 to 25. The project will result in the construction of 20 sanitation facilities in homesteads of Jongela Village, Nkayi, Zimbabwe. Jongela Village has a total of 110 households and only 18 have sanitary toilets and the remaining 92 had no toilets and get water from unprotected sources. The sampled households have boys and girls aged between 13 to 17.
Holiday Gifts and Relief for Midwest Tornadoes On November 17th, 57 confirmed tornadoes hit the Midwest, ranging from EF0 to EF4. It is reported to be the most violent outbreak of tornadoes ever in the month of November. These tornadoes touched down in Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, and Tennessee, the worst of these areas damaged, appears to be in Washington, Illinois. Do Your Part and its partners will be assisting in relief and recovery, along with Holiday Gifts for the Children affected. Photo's courtesy of Michele and Dean.
Empowered Communities Expand Disability Service Expanding rehabilitation services from institution to community by creating a body of trained community women leading to transference of responsibilities for the disabled amongst them.
Solar-Powered Clean Water in Uganda Water is essential to life.  Water Compass will drill a new water source and install a solar-powered pumping system to provide clean water to two communities in Uganda. Approximately 1000 people will benefit from clean water, powered by clean energy!
Help Send At-risk Children in Belize to School In Belize, secondary school is not free. As a result, many parents can't afford to send their children to high school. We offer at-risk children the gift of a high school education that - far from being simply four additional years of school - opens up hope for the future. A quality education empowers young men and women, giving them more opportunity and the ability to attain a meaningful vocation.
Startup Day for 200 teens at Boys & Girls Club Boys & Girls Clubs of the Midlands' mission is to help those who need us most to become productive caring healthy educated citizens. STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) programming is a tool to help us develop youth. We give the opportunity for members to build on skills while preparing for post-secondary education, a STEM career, and entrepreneurship. STEM Academy students engage in hands-on STEM instruction, receive mentoring and coaching. On startup day 200 students will shine.
Give Life to Mexican Children with Cancer Since 1990, we have helped more than 12,600 low-income girls, boys and young people who suffer from cancer in Mexico. With your help, we can continue to do so for the 1,200 children we have in active treatment and the 4,800 children we have in present remission.
Girls Right to Pad Initiative In Nigeria, sanitary pads costs an average of $1.30 per pack, while most families live below the poverty threshold of $1.20 per day. The high cost of sanitary pads in Nigeria have made them inaccessible for poor girls. In some situations, girls face sexual abuse in their quest for money to buy sanitary pads. During  menstruation  they are unable to attend school. On the other hand, those who cannot afford a good menstrual pad, rely on old rags and and tissue papers as alternatives.
Educate a Poor Mexican Child Christel House provides impoverished Mexican children from the barrios with life-changing, quality education, health care, nutritious meals, character/life skills development and continued guidance after graduation. Our goal is to help these children overcome the barriers of poverty and become self-sufficient, contributing members of society.
Reverse Deserts Through Community Transformation Rural Kenya and many urban dwellers rely on charcoal and firewood for energy, which is destroying Kenya's forests. We provide fast-growing trees as alternative sources of fuel and food for livestock.
Veteran Scholarship Awards @ Literacyworks Center The purpose of The Literacyworks Center is to assist underserved, below-basic-skills students in solving the many educational, personal and logistical challenges they must face to stay in school and succeed in work. The Center will provide advising support and need-based Adult Literacy Awards to our Veterans that will help them break their persistence barriers such as transportation, childcare and tuition. This will help to ensure our Vets complete their educational and career goals.
HIV care to 5000 unattended children in Cameroon This project will search and test 5000 children of HIV infected parents registered in three HIV clinics located in two regions of Cameroon and enrol positive cases in HIV care and treatment.
Personal Ponies "Senior Citizens" As PERSONAL PONIES heads into our 30th year of providing small UK Shetland ponies to children and adults with special needs, we are launching a new project to help us update one  of our volunteer farms specifically for our "Senior Pony Citizens". Our retired ponies hold a special place in our hearts and having the funds to make sure they receive the best we can provide in their later years is a very small thank you for all they have given to our program.