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Empower Disadvantaged Children through Photograph Photography is a method of self-exploration. It can be used to express what photographer's inner thoughts are. In Kyrgyzstan, 37% of families live below the poverty line. Because of disadvantages of families, most of children do not have any motivation and opportunities. It will inevitably limit children's development. Therefore, TFCF wants to assist children through photography project. Children will have opportunities to empower themselves and be able to choose the better lives in the future.
Educate 80 street working children in Guadalajara! This project will allow 80 street working children to learn and build dignified lives for themselves. They spend the majority of their time on the streets, working to contribute to the survival of their families, who live in poverty. More than half of these children don't attend school and don't know how to read or write. To support them, our educators bring the classroom to the streets where they work. It is here, our first intervention begins; giving them back the right to education.
Vivaldi x2: release our new recording worldwide This project will enable La Serenissima, leading UK baroque ensemble, to release new recordings of 8 double concerti by Antonio Vivaldi worldwide. Our CD will showcase original research and performing editions, and 21 specialist musicians. Recording is our most powerful way to reach audiences and makes our work available to all via radio-play, streaming and YouTube. These works are beautiful, upbeat examples of Italian baroque style and will help more people to access the benefits of this music.
Control of Malaria cases to 1165 families in Angul Malaria has been a major public health problem in Odisha and contributes about 16% of the total malaria cases of the country with 35.80% cases and over 12.90% deaths due to Malaria. People of Angul suffer a lot due to the vector borne diseases especially malaria. Vector borne diseases are highly preventable in nature, personal protection measures can be practiced with less cost and cost effective. So, it would be useful if people use long-lasting insecticide treated nets & to be more effective.
Ensure Livelihood of 100 villagers in India The project builds 100 Kitchen Garden by planting 10 trees for each tribal family, makes two pits,1 is for sanitation and another pit for garbage collection which will be recycling for warm compost.
Better starts for 20,000 young children in SA In an attempt to find longer-term solutions to South Africa's growing hunger pandemic we have set an ambitious goal. We are aiming to secure nutritional meals for 20,000 vulnerable young children in SA every school day for the next 20 months. By taking up the challenge, you are not just giving a child the energy to learn, you are encouraging parents to send their child back to pre-school and helping passionate women keep their learning centres running in rural communities
Saving Israel's Otters The Israeli native Eurasian Otter (Lutra lutra) population underwent a dramatic decline since the 1960s due to illegal hunting, water pollution, depletion of water sources and the disappearance of wetland habitats. Recently the regional status of our otters has been categorized as "Critically Endangered". With less than 100 individuals estimated to be remaining in the wild, dramatic measures must be taken if otters are to be saved from extinction in Israel.
Famine support for 1700 Ethiopian students Sitting in class when you are hungry is not easy; eventually the student will prefer to stay home and sleep to escape the pains of hunger. Abraham's Oasis has already provided one month of complimentary feeding for school students in order to encourage them to 'stay in school' during this time of famine. We plan with your help to continue this until the rainy season and harvest time or another five months when school ends.
Environment Reporting Network We are building a permanent home for environmental journalism in America and making it a permanent part of civic life. In May, we showed what the network can do. We published a project called "Middle America's Low-Hanging Carbon," a collaboration of 14 local newsrooms in the Midwest. We are expanding the network across five regions. Our model is built around collaboration, rather than competition, to better serve the public interest at a crucial time.
Call to Arms: FREE Support for Rochester Students Many Rochester, NY students need a helping hand to be successful in school.  This project will bring many more volunteers into city schools to help students and help revitalize education excellence.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Jordan, Abby, Kelly, Gillian, Hannah, and Anna from Georgetown Visitation 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, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Buy Basic materials for Central School Umuezeala This project will buy school desk, blackboard, basic materials and teachers table and chair for Central School Umuezeala-Owerre, Ehime Mbano Imo State, Nigeria.
Sugar Daddy Awareness for Girls after COVID-19 This project will provide 1,440 Sugar Daddy Awareness classes to 64,800 school girls aged 14 - 19 years that are at risk of being preyed upon by elderly men as families/households strive to recover from the panic, tension, confusion, and financial stress caused by the COVID - 19 pandemic.   Unsuspecting young schoolgirls from rural struggling families will most likely be affected on an unprecedented scale as victims of the dangerous "sex for something" trap to meet their daily/school needs.
HOPE Centre In 2011, Project HOPE and Eli Lilly partnered to establish the HOPE Centre. Located in Zandspruit in the outskirts of Johannesburg, the HOPE Centre is focused on educating local communities about chronic diseases - especially diabetes and hypertension, providing clinical services for the treatment and management of the diseases and support through peer group education.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Martin, Mike, Jacob, Jeanu, and James have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Professional Development of Palestinian Youth Knowledge is Power! Invest in the growth and capacity of Palestine's greatest asset! And Support young Palestinian Professionals!   We aim to give Palestinian recent university graduates in the West Bank: 1) an edge in the job market, 2) knowledge to better equip them for success in the workplace, and 3) strengthen their confidence in their professional abilities.
Emergency flood response in Greater Akobo & Pibor This project will provide nutrition food, provide food and medicines/ medical supplies, NFI and fishing kits for children, women and elderly displaced by the flood in Akobo, Lanken, Walgak and Pibor With the support from the donor.   Over 4000 and 5000 women and men will be trained on minor sanitation and hygiene management in emergency crisis . About 100 big tents will be purchased to support accommodation of children and lactating mothers displaced by the flooding in Akobo and Pibor
Self-Sustainable Education in Paraguay Fundacion Paraguaya's (FP) Financially Self-Sustainable School model is providing traditional and vocational education to students in 3 schools across Paraguay. The schools offer a safe haven for vulnerable students to learn and live, and learning to operate live businesses in agricultural production and management and tourism and hospitality that allow the school to be self-sufficient while lowering the cost barriers for students to attend. The students leave with academic and practical skills.
Train 20 youth to be globally-minded entrepreneurs More than 50 percent of children in the Detroit neighborhood of Brightmoor live in poverty. In Zonkizizwe, South Africa, the number is even higher. Sadly, youth growing up in both places have few chances to graduate from school or get good jobs. But with your help, we will train them to become globally-minded, locally-active entrepreneurs, providing fruits, vegetables and value-added products (e.g., salsa/chutney), earning income for grassroots groups and learning transferable skills.
Coronavirus- Affected Small Business Fund This project will provide financial and technical support for 750 small business affected by the Coronavirus pandemic so that they are able to re-start their business and be economically active again. The financial support will be used in order to purchase equipment, buy new inventories, re-hire laid-off workers, renovate commercial spaces, among others.
80,000 Voices to Save Our Planet | Hiroshima 2020 We link the youth and the Hibakusha (survivors) together pouring new light on the important message that nuclear weapons must be abolished for good. 80,000 Voices 2020 is a youth music spectacular featuring live youth choirs from Hiroshima & Nagasaki along with a massive virtual, 'digital' choir of young people representing every country in the world. Setting off a chain reaction "So that the people from future generations will not have to experience hell on earth."
vocational education to 70 poorest women in india Economic Empowerment of the dropout women's through vocational training livelihood project intends to give skill training in Bag making & tailoring for sustainable livelihoods to 70 women's with this vocational skills training women live with dignity by earning themselves. During this training, beneficiaries will learn and develop skills in bag making and tailoring work. They can earn 6000 - 8000 Rs. Every month. We provide sewing machine, tool kit to survive on their own and live with dignity.
School Equipment for 400 Kids in Nigeria Time Out 4Africa plans to adopt a primary school in Minna, Niger State. Nigeria.  This project will equip the school with classroom furniture such as chairs, desks, blackboards, and science learning supplies and help with updating a play ground .
Caring for People Affected by HIV & AIDS in Nepal AIDSLink Nepal, works both in the capital (Kathmandu), and in some of the more remote areas to help people living with HIV regain hope and dignity in a holistic manner by: improving access to medical treatment including antiretroviral therapy (ART), counselling individuals and families, empowering them through increased knowledge and understanding, and giving some sponsorship so that 'at risk' children can complete their schooling.
Plant a Seed in Haiti Our goal is to build a Primary School in Croix-des-Bouquets Haiti. The Croix-des-Bouquets campus will aide children and families acquire the skills and education to promote the success and growth of Haiti as a nation.
In this small community there's a population of 7,000 people and 300 children never attended school before. Several acres of land has been donated in Croix-des-Bouquets for the development of a new campus. This will allow us to serve the kids and families in need.
Advocacy for  8000 TB affected persons in Mubende. This project will lead to sustained advocacy and social mobilization for 8000 TB affected poor rural persons, by engaging stakeholders in order to meet TB case detection, and adherence to treatment.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Shivangi, Stephanie, Shreya, and Riya 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 and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Holidays from Cancer - Where Children Can Relax! From many conversations with families, affected children, parents' associations and our own experiences, we have noticed how gladly the families wanted to "just go out" in treatment pauses, or after the end of the therapy, perceive air changes, away from everyday life from the clinic . We have taken up this idea and created a user network of parents' associations all over Germany. The small complex for 3-4 families is located at the Bernsteinsee "in Stuede / Germany.
creation of income to 20 women, a man of Morocco .The beekeeping project of the cooperative aims to diversify sources of income for rural women and men, to minimize the impact of poverty by creating jobs, limiting the rural exodus, the improvement of social and economic poor families beekeeping allows people to use natural resources - the bees and flowers - without damaging the environment
Sports for Kids in South Africa The Home Field Advantage project will build volleyball and soccer facilities, along with clean water sources, to disadvantaged children in rural areas outside Johannesburg, South Africa.
Access to Free Community Healthcare in Africa South Africa is facing a number of major issues when it comes to the healthcare system, and for a country with high rates of disease, this is not something they can afford to deal with. A lack of funding and pervasive poverty is keeping a high number of the population in ill health and with thousands dying due to a lack of testing centres, treatment facilities and inefficient infrastructure. Our local school is aiming to tackle these issues by becoming a hub for healthcare in the community
KIWL 2019 Bike Ride Almost Y15million in total. KIWL is an amateur international group of Japan-based men & women who 'get fit & give back' through sport & social events. Since 2012, KIWL has raised Y52 million for disadvantaged children in Japan, in particular those who are in institutional care due to abuse or neglect. Through YouMeWe NPO, KIWL aims to support the Digital Citizens project, transforming the hopes of the children and giving them prospects of a more successful outcome in adult life. www.kiwl.net
URGENT: Sustain a conservancy through the pandemic COVID-19 has drastically affected the outlook for conservation in Kenya by closing its border to tourism. At Enonkishu, in northern Mara, tourism accounts for the majority of operating costs, resulting in a shortfall of USD 150,000 in 2020 for essential operations. This crisis has come when the wildlife is more vulnerable than ever from encroachment, bushmeat hunting and retaliation from human-wildlife conflict! Iconic Mara wildlife is at risk! Please help us keep the conservation effort alive.
Help Women in India Become Professional Drivers Our Women with Wheels project empowers poor women to become professional drivers to enable them get well-paying and respectful jobs and reclaim freedom. It helps these women get employed as cab drivers and chauffeurs for women, making transportation in Indian cities safer for women. Once earning, women drivers are able to double even triple their family income. The project does not only help lift many people out of poverty, it also empowers women to transform their lives in numerous ways.
SUPPORT FUND TO REDUCE SPREAD OF COVID-19  NIGERIA COVID-19 pandemic is threatening everyone's way of life worldwide, but for those living in poverty, the potential impact is massive. Your donation to this fund will help stop COVID-19 spread and help to provide - face mask, hand-sanitizer, soap + handwashing buckets with tap and food parcels to help 1000 vulnerable families in Nigeria to survive, during one of the most challenging time we have collectively faced.
Establish a Bicycle Exchange in Santa Cruz Create a fully equipped workshop space with professional bicycle repair tools and an active schedule of twice-monthly bicycle repair events in Santa Cruz. As with our program in Silicon Valley, repaired bicycles will be distributed through local non-profit social service organizations that serve underprivileged clients in the Santa Cruz area. The goal of this new chapter is to become financially self sufficient within about 18 months.
Rebuild New Bern In September 2018 Hurricane Florence struck New Bern, North Carolina, with that deadly confluence of hurricane storm surge and rainwater flooding. The result was literally thousands of homes flooded and made unlivable. Most of these homeowners were without flood insurance. And many are low-income and lack the wherewithal to rebuild themselves. Fuller Center Disaster ReBuilders is committed to restoring the homes of those with no other alternative. We do this with volunteer labor and donations.
Volcano Ash Clean-Up at The School of Hope The School of Hope in Jocotenango, Guatemala has, thankfully, escaped serious damage from the eruption of Volcan de Fuego. Most importantly, all of our students, staff, and families are safe.   The school has suffered some roof and water drain damage. In addition, the clean-up to remove the ash at the school has taken much time and effort. In order to cover the costs of repairs and cleaning, we need $1725.00. We have already received donations of $300, leaving us $1425 to raise.
Fund 16 Honduran Women Saving Endangered Parrots One Earth partners with indigenous people in Honduras to save endangered wild parrots and transform their own lives for the better. The project will sponsor 16 women for 1 year who work at the Parrot Rescue and Liberation Center to care for 12+ parrots confiscated or rescued from poachers until the birds are ready to be released. It will also sponsor them to lead a wildlife conservation club for 25 to 50 children and for the production of 2 signs explaining parrot conservation to visitors.
BUILD A SCHOOL IN RURAL PERU. Do you consider that education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world?  We definitely do. And we know that we have to start with the youngest. This is why we devote all our energy into working with little children and their families, and we need your support to make it real.
Provide Refuge for Homeless Pregnant Women in U.S. Angels Way Maternity Home in Southern California is a refuge for homeless pregnant women who have been abandoned by their support system at this most vulnerable and critical time in their lives. We meet these often frightened and lost women at the point of their immediate need, and then walk alongside them on their journey providing for their physical, emotional and spiritual needs.
Help 400 Georgian Kids Reach Out to Their Pals An internet pen-pal platform, GloPals, will provide an innovative way of connecting 400 students (total) in rural regions of the country of Georgia with their peers in the US state of Georgia.
PACT ( Parent Adult Children Against Trafficking) The aim of this programme is to mobilize and involve community adults to create a safe community for children  The capacity building of parents and adults of the community is done by implementing several protection mechanisms  Through PACT, we hope that parents and adults will be able to recognize and identify signs of isolation, understand its consequences (risk of being trafficked, early marriage, abuse, etc.) and make linkages to services in the community on addressing vulnerability
Project: Teen Center for Leaders in Training Boys and Girls Club Tijuana will remodel a room for their 50 teenagers  called Teen Center. This space will offer them a place away from the street risks where they will be giving the tools to develop their leadership skills and contibute to improve our community. Since the priority right know is securing the operating funds for the current cost of the Clubs in Tijuana, a Teen Center will not be possible without your help!
Ayni Relief Fund for Indigenous Peoples of Peru Peru has been decimated by Covid-19. This project will help the indigenous community of Chincero recover in several ways. Over 80% of their economy  has come from traditional textile weaving, but markets have disappeared due to the pandemic. Tourism-dependent families are starving, elders and children are at risk. The Ayni project revives traditional agricultural methods to provide food, help bring technology to children for education and protect the elders and traditional teaching and wisdom.
Hugs U Wear - Human Hair Wigs for Kids Childhood Leukemia Foundation's (CLF) Hugs U Wear program provides human hair wigs to restore self esteem to young cancer patients who have lost their own hair due to chemotherapy treatment.
Fund College Program for At-Risk Youth, Costa Rica In the neighborhoods where BWAB works, violence, drugs, and poverty are all to common. In 2007 there wasn't one college student in Triangulo Solidario and since, BWAB has helped over 25 students enter higher education. College graduates in CR are 80% more likely to get a job than those without higher education. This program funds the group's college education and support program so they have all they need to unlock their potential and create positive social change in their lives and communities.
Improving Child Health in Rural Uganda The project will improve the lives of the needy children in rural Uganda by promoting water, sanitation and hygiene  (WASH) activities in households, encourage immunization, providing mosquito nets, educating proper feeding in children, promoting and providing de-worming tablets. The project will also sensitize community members on proper toilet use, boiling drinking water, hand washing with soap after critical moments, protecting and maintaining of water quality from source to point of use.
BGC Canada -Support Young People At BGC Canada, our mission is to provide safe, supportive places where children and youth can experience new opportunities, overcome barriers, build positive relationships, and develop confidence and skills for life.
British Shalom-Salaam Trust THE BRITISH SHALOM-SALAAM TRUST is a Jewish charity, established in response to the humanitarian crisis in the Middle East caused by the Israeli Occupation. We welcome supporters of all faiths and none. The Trust seeks to foster positive relations between Jews, Palestinians and other communities living within Israel's 1967 borders and in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (the West Bank and Gaza)  This project aims to raise funding for our core grant-giving programme.
Feed an Orphan Child At NTR Model Schools we aim to transform ORPHANS into HEROES - who in turn can Serve the Society. We are seeking YOUR SUPPORT to help FEED 102 Orphan Children nutritional food at our School campus in Warangal district. YOUR SUPPORT is CRUCIAL in providing these 102 orphan children free quality residential education. We have so far provided free quality education to 3245 poor orphan children. We aim to transform 5000 orphan children by 2020. THANK YOU and BLESS YOU for your kind support!
Establish School for vulnerable Girls in Kashmir Phullawai is a remote access village with much vulnerabilities; having a population of 8500 people. The socio-economic status is under poverty line of the local community. There is no girl's school in the area, so the women are the most vulnerable group having literacy rate less than 2%. SDO has been working on education support since 2010. SDO will establish a Secondary level schools for girls. Through this school annually more than 200 girls will be provided free and quality education.
Livelihood support for vulnerable households The majority of vulnerable or poor household live in rural Uganda. These are characterised by low income which is $1 a day, food insecurity, diseases, poor hygiene and sanitation. The Sprout Care Foundation aim to promote increased income, food security and reduce vulnerability of poor rural households in the project areas.