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Entrepreneurs for Fair Trade Benefit Whole World Youth need job skills, employment, and encouragement.  Farmers, especially in developing communities, need fair prices and access to markets through trading partnerships based on dialogue, transparency and respect. The Earth needs sustainable production.  Rebuilding Alliance asks your help to launch an entrepreneurship program for young people, focused specifically on the sale of Fair Trade products starting with Organic Extra-Virgin Olive Oil from Palestine, to give youth a chance.
Youth Venture South Africa Providing support for young people resulting in positive change in the areas of knowledge skills & values, through seed grants &skills transfer. YV SA is building a movement of young changemakers now
ENABLE the 300 Indigenous Samal Bajau Students The Enhance Necessary Access to Basic Literacy and Education (ENABLE) program  will be an instrument for a developmental intervention designed for the indigenous communities of Sama Bajaus in Maluso, Basilan. It will focus on implementing education program for 300 students especially in assisting them in their basic formal studies. This program will definitely uplift their dignity and be respected by others. Education is the key to the development of the Bajaus
Egg Laying Hens for Haitian Families GreaterGood.org is working to fight hunger and malnutrition in Haiti. With your help, we can provide egg laying hens, and the materials and instruction to build coops for the people of La Gonave, an island of Haiti.     This program is part of a larger initiative called The Other Side Campaign, a partnership between  GreaterGood.org, The Mad Girls, Dreamweaver Foundation, The Literacy Site, & Affinity.is, dedicated to improving the lives of the people of La Gonave.
Operate community mental health center in Pakistan This project will help in operating mental health care center for one year in north-western Pakistan, providing a quality community-based mental health treatment & community-based rehab services to poor & needy men, women & children with mental disorders in a decentralized and non-discriminative way. The project will relies on a close collaboration between patients, their families & primary care providers within community settings for a better mental health, self-help and quality of life.
Academy of the Holy Cross Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Rebecca, Emanda, Alyssa, and Mi from the Academy of the Holy Cross have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Emergency Fuel - Hurricane Michael Category 4 Hurricane Michael crashed into the Florida coast on October 10th with surging winds of up to 155 mph, making it the most powerful storm to hit the U.S. mainland in nearly 50 years.  Unlike other storms of this caliber, Michael intensified from a Category 2 in just 24 hours, giving an estimated 4.2 million people in its path little to no time to prepare or evacuate. While first responders are focused on rescues, temporary shelter & food, FRF is the ONLY organization offering free fuel.
Kubunina,access to school to 70 Congolese children Officially, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, education is free, but the salary of a teacher is well below the threshold of survival. In order for schools to operate, families must contribute financially, but for many children this is an insurmountable obstacle. Widespread poverty and instability prevent 1.4 million from completing their studies. This project will support the creation of 2 Kubunina vegetable school gardens, which will ensure free access to school to 70 children.
Sierra Club Inner City Outings Youth Program Well-trained Sierra Club leaders take inner city youth on field trips to experience first hand California's parks, mountains, and beaches through day hikes, camping, snow trips, and tide pool outings, often for the first time.  The all-volunteer organization provides outdoor experiences for about 70 schools and agencies serving LA's neediest children - those who might not learn to appreciate the wilderness without us.  Such trips instill a love of nature that inspires future environmentalists.
Medical Support Please Lend a Hand and Save a life This project will look to support someone in need in Bangladesh where it is difficult to get proper medical support. It is further worse conditions for those who face poverty in Bangladesh whom cannot even get basic medical needs.
Health care and Awareness in 18 Indian slums Integrated health program through clinical services, Health education for diseases to 19000 slum people in India.Organizing free Health camps, awareness camps,Training & partnering with communities.
help a child access life saving healthcare now In situations where malnutrition is likely to become severe, MSF takes a preventive approach, distributing nutritional supplements to at-risk children to prevent their condition from deteriorating further. The risk of death is particularly high for those with severe acute malnutrition, up to 20 times higher than for a healthy child. Severe acute malnutrition in early childhood is common in Sahel. MSF admitted 74 200 malnourished children to inpatient or outpatient feeding programmes in 2018 only
Finishing Construction of Mulia Youth Music Center This project is building a youth musical center in mukono district Uganda to achieve it's future goals, that include: training space for cultural music, administrative offices, storage, playground, and shades for various cultural history lessons of Uganda and Africa at large, Training computer lab, Community library and safe space for over 60 vulnerable children, 40 youths and community social program in order to support their education and families. 30% remaining to complete the last phase.
Support a home for disadvantaged children in India We provide a long term, secure environment for disadvantaged and destitute children. We also recycle waste into useful and fun-to-use products that help rural women generate an income.
Super Typhoon Goni/Rolly Food and Sanitation Fund We will provide food packs, vegetable seeds, root crops and hygiene kits to 7,500 families affected by Super Typhoon Goni in 12 villages in Albuera, Leyte and in Daraga, Albay. Although the villages in Leyte are not directly hit, they too are severely affected by strong winds and rain with vast agricultural lands damaged and harvest compromised. In Albay, we will focus on villages where we have local volunteers and partners with our previous response when Mayon Volcano erupted.
Cochlear implants - Palestinian children hear loss Every year in Palestine there are 250 to 300 children born with hearing loss. Their hearing loss is severe to the point most of them will need cochlear implants. Cochlear implants are devices that are surgically planted under the skin and in the skull bone and help replace children restore their hearing. The implants are very sophisticated devices and very expensive. Unfortunately, without your help, most Palestinian children who need this service will end up not getting it.
Educate Girls and Boys in Rural Afghanistan Thanks to your generosity we met our initial project goal but there is more to do: additional desks, teacher and school liaison transportation to this rural site. The impact of your dollars is immediate. In September, students at this village school were able to experience 4 new classrooms. A year ago these students sat on the floor and now they have desks, chalkboards and class room additions. As new children enter the school, we need to replenish our desk supply. Our teachers need transport
Youth Cleanup Campaign for 3 Communities in Ghana This project aims to rekindle a sense of community engagement through conservation education, training, organizing and assisting in massive cleanup activities for youths in 3 rural communities in southern Ghana on the need to keep clean communities  and reduce, re-use, recycle and compost waste.
Help Migrant Women and Children in China China has more than 200 million migrant workers who take up temporary jobs in faraway urban regions. They are not covered by either community-based health services or health insurance in the cities where they work. This is a project to help those migrant women and children in China. The migrant women themselves will be recruited and trained for supporting their own communities and improve the gender equality and equal opportunity for social inclusion in Beijing, Shanghai, and Qingdao.
Protect 100 Children from HIV Infections in Kenya This project provides formula milk, food and a package of home-based HIV prevention services to 100 HIV- children, who are below 5 years and where born to HIV+ mothers in rural villages of Matunda. The home-based HIV prevention services include weekly health checkups to ensure the children adhere to HIV prevention medication for the required 18 months, and mentoring, psycho-social counseling and a vegetable kitchen garden to the mothers. These helps ensure the children maintain the HIV- status.
Access to clean water for 400 vulnerable Malagasy This project will enable provision of safe water in vulnerable households living surrounding protected areas in Madagascar. Two hand pumps boreholes will be installed with a budget of $5,994 to boost the livelihood of 400 people. One borehole costs $2,945, has a capacity to pump between 20-35 liters per minute and serve 200 people. This project will improve well-being, reduction in women and children's burden collecting water. Starting with just $14.98 you can boost the livelihood of 1 person
Empower Marginalized Women to make it on their own This project is enabling marginalized young women from multi-ethnic communities in Sandzak and South of Serbia to get education in IT. Obtained skills will empower these woman  to get employment, start their own businesses and set an example that women can be leaders in communities.
Pakistan Rural Schools Program Since the devastating earthquake in Pakistan in 2005, Relief International has worked to empower at-risk youth through education. In the Pakistan Rural Schools Program, RI teamed up with UNICEF and other Pakistani NGO's to build 36 earthquake-safe schools in damaged areas of the country.  The children that attend these schools come from villages of extreme poverty with limited resources and broken families and receive not only a safe place to spend time but also the gift of education
Give Liberian Children Healthcare, Education, HOPE 84% of Liberians live in extreme poverty and over 50% of the population is under the age of 18.  RESTORE HOPE: LIBERIA supports disadvantaged children in the remote Kolahun District with healthcare, education, and economic opportunity. Providing healthcare and teaching children to read are two of the most fundamental interventions to overcome poverty.  Disadvantaged children-orphaned, disabled, chronically ill-are more likely to escape poverty if they are healthy, educated, and skilled.
Promote stay in school & decrease drop out rates This project will help to buy school materials for 500 children from extremely poor families and save them from dropping out of school due to COVID-19 in Nyanza District, Southern province of Rwanda.
Jookender Family Camp September 2021 Boston, MA This project helps to build a vibrant and diverse community of 1st generation Russian Speaking Jewish Refugee families to the United States and rekindle their Jewish identity, connect Teens through generations, and overall increase the health and well-being of this highly underserved community, especially, right after the COVID ease, when many families are left without employment and the ability to provide their children with proper educational and emotional care.
Garrison Forest Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Tyshea, Jamison, Maya, and Courtney from Garrison Forest High School 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.
Production Training for Young Filmmakers of Color This initiative provides our students with opportunities to practice the skills learned in our programs while giving them paid job opportunities to add to their resumes, so they can move up the ladder and find success as artists. We are relaunching this program after a hiatus due to the COVID-19 crisis.
Preventing Pakistani youth from suicide and drugs No such institution in Pakistan is working to improve youth's mental health and helping them to lead a prosperous life. The youth needs counselling on mental health, suicidal prevention, marriage , exploring faith, after-marriage counselling, maintaining relationships, harassment etc. more than ever, as the number of suicides among the youth have increased significantly during the last 5 years. AWARD wishes to setup training and counselling sessions with the youth to improve their abilities.
Counseling, Legal Aid, Advocacy for Rape Victims This project will provide a place for over 400 survivors and victims of sexual assault and rape to receive Psychological & Counseling Support Services, Victims Aid, Legal Aid, Advocacy Services, Public Education and Awareness to minimize the incidences of rape and sexual assault on women and girls.
Empower 100 women in Zimbabwe with Sewing Skills! 100’s of young orphan women seek training at Batsiranai Sewing Group to gain employment and future stability. BSG needs your help to employ more women & build a new training & production facility.
Help us keep fighting for the Amazon! We're an NGO working to protect the Amazon rainforest in Peru, home to more species of plants and animals than anywhere else on Earth. The Amazon and its unmatched biodiversity are under threat by climate change and other human activities, and we work with our local community to address these challenges. Our projects span research, reforestation, and education, and your support is key to keeping them going. With your help, we can save the Amazon!
GWOZA Early Childhood Development Project The initiative is targeting marginalized and disadvantaged children mostly orphan and children living with vulnerability within the age range of 3years to 6 years and onwards. The project intends to help children especially in GWOZA Local Government Area in Borno state, where terrorism and poverty has prevailed most. The project's objectives are based on caring, counseling,   educating and empowering orphans and integrating Children living with vulnerability for a better future.
Sanitary Pads Keep Ugandan Girls in School The REDU Girls Support Program has three main initiatives: keeping girls in school, informed about their sexual health, and economically independent. The REDU Girls Support Program has developed initiatives to assist girls in successfully completing their education. These programs include: Supplying sanitary pads to girls who are menstruating; Constructing private 'girls only' latrines; Providing accurate health information and mentorship through a female health worker.
Educating 1800 children in Uttar Pradesh The main objective of the project is to ensure that government provides free quality education to all children up to age of 14 years. Ensure that children from socially excluded communities and all girls realize their right to quality education without any form of discrimination, through improvement in practices of functionaries of education and related department at school, district and state level and improvement in government's policy, systemic change in the delivery system.
Scholars Latino Initiative Scholarships This fund provides college scholarships for Latino students who have completed SLI’s intensive three-year program and are accepted to college but lack sufficient funds to matriculate.
Empower 50 disabled children in Malava Kenya St. Joseph the worker small home for mentally challenged/epilepsy caters for children who are neglected and treated as outcasts within their own community. The project supports the children to be self reliant and fit in the community through training and rehabilitation. This is to ensure that disabled children are given a chance to practice and maximize their gifts and talents in a conducive environment.
Helping fishers in Peru navigate climate change. Small scale fishers in Peru have to travel over double the distance than in the past to find their catch, disrupting communities, livelihoods, and threatening food security. The question is: how is this change expected to continue in the future?  Future of Fish is working with communities to identify solutions that support sustainable fishing and understanding climate change impacts is key to designing solutions that will build resiliency and help the communities to adapt for years to come.
HELP A CHILD WITH DISABILITY REACH THEIR POTENTIAL The aim of this project is to improve and promote the quality of life of children and youth with disabilities in Malawi by providing them with assistive devices and technologies that will help them to maximize their skill development, independence and integration into community life thereby reducing dependency and poverty. The devices will be used for special needs education, activities of daily living,medical rehabilitation and vocational training.This project will affect more than 300 children
Building Hope for Communities - Darkhan, Mongolia The city of Darkhan is Mongolia's second largest industrial center, where poverty, unemployment, alcoholism, health problems, education problems, shortage of jobs and criminal activities prevail.   WHAT WE DO: 1. Improve protection to children by providing necessities of life. 2. Provide high-quality life education to children. 3. Provide various vocational training so they may become more employable.
Support Social Innovation in Rural India Auroville is an international township with a mandate to experiment in all fields that lead to human unity. It is a hotbed of social and environmental innovation since it's founding as a UNESCO endorsed international community.   UnLtd Tamil Nadu is a part of this experiment. We find, select and support exceptional individuals who are committed to solve some of India's biggest challenges using their passion and entrepreneurial skills. It is founded by Gijs Spoor who is an Ashoka Fellow.
Enable 1500 Kenyan Rural Farmers for Agribusiness The Mango Tree Orphan Support Trust Kenya plans to complete its existing farmers' training center and additional hostels. We will build silo storage for grains and purchase a tractor for cultivation and transport. Cold storage, cottage-industry size processing plants for honey, fruits and peanut butter will be installed. A digital based farmers' information management system and resource center will be developed and mobile-phones linked for timely feedback and information dissemination.
Yezidi Women's Services FYF is a women-led organisation which priorities services by and for Yezidi women. These services range from education, training, human rights awareness, legal guidance, combatting GBV, and skills provision. FYF seeks support in order to implement and oversee a wide range of activities to benefit Yezidi women, including those recovering from genocide and sexual enslavement.
12 Days of Christmas: Wheelchair Edition 2021 The 12 Days of Christmas fundraising campaign seeks to highlight and fully fund 12 wheelchairs for 12 beneficiaries over the Christmas period. Give the best Christmas gift of all, the Gift of Movement.
Early Cancer Detection for Low-Income Community According to estimates from the US Census Bureau, 55 million Americans, or 17% of the total US population, identified themselves as Hispanic or Latino in 2014. Cancer is the leading cause of death among Hispanics, accounting for 22% of deaths. While Hispanics are less likely than non-Hispanic whites to be diagnosed with the most common cancers, they have a higher risk for cancers associated with infectious agents, such as liver, stomach, and cervix.
Cityzens Giving For Recovery - Mumbai In Mumbai, OSCAR Foundation will set up Digital Learning Centres in communities where children can attend courses on computer skills and access the online resources assigned to them as part of the school curriculum.
Help Families in Haiti Devastated by Hurricanes Help MADRE reach women and families by working with KOFAVIV, our Haitian sister organization, to provide lasting emergency relief to the survivors of this unbelievably devastating hurricane season.
EMPOWER AT RISK YOUTH IN ST.THOMAS WITH EDUCATION We are on a mission to provide 100 at risk youth between the ages of 16-26 with a HS Diploma, Life Skills Training (financial literacy and job readiness skills), construction, entrepreneurship and, IT training and certification as well as provide them with leadership development, counseling and mentoring services.  Youth participants will also engage in construction training activities that provide minor repair of senior citizen homes that were damaged by hurricanes Irma and Maria.
Restore sight to 200 villagers in rural Nigeria. Ben & Victoria Ononeze Foundation (BAVOF) plans to provide 200 cataract operations to 200 villagers in south Eastern Nigeria. BAVOF also provides annual free eye tests, glasses and medicines for most common conditions (e.g. diabetes, high blood pressure and malaria) to the villagers.
The Saint Lucia National Trust C-19 Relief Fund The Saint Lucia National Trust (SLNT) is mandated to protect Saint Lucia's patrimony. Revenue from the Pigeon Island National Landmark, our flagship site, is our main source of income, which helps us to preserve other historic sites, and landscapes with their flora and fauna, some of which are endemic species. With the removal of the Government subvention in 2017 and responses to COVID-19 we face uncertainty for both our conservation work and our dedicated staff. Please help keep the SLNT alive!
Educate Girls in Tanzania Creating the education infrastructure needed to make a meaningful difference in the lives of young girls requires a multi prong approach with efforts lasting years, if not decades. Our first priority will be to support girls in Tanzania by providing them with much needed resources to acquire quality education from primary up to university levels. We shall focus on less-privileged girls, especially those in rural areas as they face the greatest challenge in acquiring any form of education.
Creating Change, One Baby at a Time Since 1997, Texas Diaper Bank (TXDB) has been dedicated to its mission: to addressing the diaper gap and its impact on Texas families in crisis. The diaper gap is the lack of access to an adequate supply of diapers, incontinence items, feminine hygiene products, and other healthcare items impacting the physical health, mental health, and economic well-being of low-income families and individuals.
Not alone: Legal support to stop foreclosures Between 2017-2020, during hurricanes, earthquakes and a pandemic,  12,800 homes were foreclosed in Puerto Rico. We provide education, support and legal empowerment tools to families unable to pay their mortgages in Puerto Rico. "Derecho a tu casa" has been working for 6 years to provide free legal ed workshops, know your right toolkits, legal helplines, and advocacy toolkits to empower particularly women and elders at risk of foreclosures.
Educate 500 children in rural India The Sanjeevani Project is a student-established organization that is working to combat illiteracy and poverty in rural India by constructing a primary school in the village of Ananthaiahgaripalli.
Help Ethnic Cambodians Conserve 300k ha of Forest This project will support the conservation of 300k ha primary rainforest in Cambodia by giving the ethnic Phnong people that are dependent upon it alternative livelihoods to support their families.