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Develop Young People through Outdoor Programs The Outward Bound Trust is an educational charity that uses the outdoors to help develop young people from all walks of life. Through the generosity of our donors, we are able to run adventurous and challenging outdoor learning programmes that equip young people with valuable skills for education, work and life. We help them become more confident, more effective and more capable at school, college and in the workplace.
Donate Wheel Chairs for Disabled Persons in Sindh The mobility devices like Wheel Chairs, Tri-Cycles, Tri-Motor bikes, Walkers, Elbow Sticks, Crutches are necessary helping aids to ensure mobility of persons with physical disabilities. if mobility ensured then empowerment is ensured. The Wheel Chair is the most needed mobility device for persons with disabilities. There is no NGO or Government body to provide free wheel chairs in Sindh Province of Pakistan. The rural area of Sindh has acute need of wheel chairs, we want to provide.
Go Green and Drink Clean Through this projects Hand Pumps / Water wells be installed in remote areas of Tharparkar, Sindh Pakistan. 20 Hand Pumps will be installed out of 20 Hand Pumps 10 Hand Pumps will be deep and 10 will be house hold level hand pumps to help the poor communities who travel 2-3 Kilometres to fetch 10 litres of water bucket.
32 girl-friendly schools in Bolivia The project will train teachers and pupils on how to improve water, sanitation and hygiene conditions at 32 schools in the Municipality of Independencia, Bolivia. The goal is to establish girl-friendly environments at these 32 schools, with a focus on menstrual hygiene management. These interventions will prevent water-borne diseases like diarrhea or cholera, and they will increase school attendance by girls and young women.
Renovate a school in Peshawar Pakistan Education is crucial if the next generation is to escape poverty. Basic classrooms equipment is essential for providing education.
Playground for 842 students in Rwanda Building a sustainable playground for 842 students in most underprivileged district in Rwanda. This playground will be build in the school's land to create a space for children to connect, play and grow while they attend school.  This playground will encourage more children in nearby villages to attend the school.  These villages have no electricity or running water. Some of the children walk up to 2 hours a day to get to school.
Free learning resources for 100 children in Peru Valuable assets to children's learning are unavailable in Cusco, where there are no public libraries and therefore no free learning resources.  'La Pagina en la Puerta' library provides the local community's children with these otherwise unaccessible resources, in order to expose them to the joys of reading and help them improve their literacy skills. The longtime goal is to better the children's future prospects by improving their literary abilities, their confidence in reading and self-esteem.
Support refugees from northern Burkina Faso Burkina Faso is a poor country with the majority of its young population. since 2015 the country is subject to numerous terrorist attacks. This increases the number of IDPs to nearly 330,000. The project aims to provide relief to displaced populations by providing them with sleeping materials and paying school fees for children whose parents no longer work. The project will also strengthen the economic capacity of mothers to carry out Income Generating Activities
Keep 100 uninsured Portlanders out of the ER We provide free care to uninsured adults with diabetes and hypertension. Medications and lifestyle education help keep our patients out of the hospital, and our volunteers give them hope.
Building resilience for the Qom artisans The Covid19 has deeply affected the main economic activity of the Toba Qom artisans. The production of handicrafts (including basketry, jewelry and textiles) is crucial for their economic income and for transferring their ancestral knowledge and culture to new generations. We aim to continue supporting the community and help them strengthen their business by obtaining an appropriate and safe selling point for their crafts, adapted with all health-related conditions to confront the pandemic.
Training in HIV/AIDS for 40 girls in Kilifi The project provides HIV/AIDS training for 40 girls who will reach out with this new information to 3,000 girls in rural Kenya
I Have A Dream Charitable Trust Have a Dream NZ is a charitable organisation focused on creating positive generational change and equality for Kiwi kids, families and communities, by supporting the development of academic and life skills within a child's educational years.
Poverty - Transitional Houses TECHO is a youth led non-profit organization present in Latin America & the Caribbean. Through the collaborative work of families living in extreme poverty with youth volunteers. Your Donation will contribute to the work that TECHO has done with the communities by giving solutions for the housing deficit in which millions of colombian families currently are living and will provide finnacial resources to  the community development projects
Emergency Rescue: Saving Endangered Turtles Our project rescues, rehabilitates and releases stranded and distressed sea turtles as part of our conservation mission. With the support of organisations and volunteers along the Western Cape's coast, hundreds of sea turtles have been saved, reared to full strength and released back into the wild. Loggerhead and leatherback turtles nest on the coast and are common patients of our clinic, we regularly rehabilitate stranded green, olive ridley and hawksbill sea turtles that wash up on our shores.
Train healthcare personnel to save a baby's life Three in one thousand babies born in Yunnan Province, China are born with a kind of fatal heart disease that is curable only if diagnosed in the newborn period.  Due to underinvestment in healthcare in Western China, almost all of these newborn babies die before one month of age.  With your support of our project to train local doctors and nurses in modern screening and diagnostic techniques, together we can save these children.
Rehabilitate Wallabies & Other Native Wildlife Sydney Wildlife Rescue is an Australian organization run 100% by volunteers. Sydney Wildlife is tirelessly working to rescue our native wildlife affected by natural and human disasters. Our rescue hot line takes over 13,000 calls a year of wildlife needing our help. We need to ensure these animals have the best care possible allowing them to be rehabilitated and returned to the wild.
Give Marginalized Youth a Voice Write Our World offers a digital library of bilingual ebooks by kids for kids focused on youth empowerment and cultural preservation. These books are written and orally recorded in two languages and include original illustrations and photos. With a current inventory of 180 books in 27 languages, our growing collection of authentic educational materials is a resource for teachers and students around the world to learn with and from each other.
Barrington High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Anna, Helen, and Sophia from Barrington High School High School have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Provide Safe School for Girls in Monrovia, Liberia Hilltop Schools operates a girls Academy to ensure girls attend school and become leaders in their community. The Academy has a holistic approach, providing 280 girls quality education, healthcare, nutrition, and psychosocial support. School for our students is entirely free. Your donation goes towards learning materials, social work programs, extracurricular activities, leadership training, daily meals, and retrofitting classrooms to fit COVID-19 safety and distancing protocols.
#OpenDoor education for refugees in East Africa At Xavier Project we believe in an open door education for refugees. We work in Kenya and Uganda to improve access to quality education and lifelong learning opportunities. Through use of pioneering education we work in solidarity with refugees on a mission to ensure that every individual can unlock a safe and fulfilling future for themselves, their families and their communities.
International Experience & Field Study The UDiON Foundation will be taking a small group of college students to Bangladesh where they will have the opportunity to gain international experience and leadership skills. While in Bangladesh, the UDiON Foundation and students will be opening a new Technology Center and Sewing Center for the people of Sylhet. UDiON will also be involved in the first safe and clean water project for impoverished people.
Empower women to end HIV/AIDS stigma, South Africa Stigma is a serious stumbling block in the fight against AIDS. Positive Women’s Network helps women, who are often ignored or blamed for the infection, to support themselves and their families.
Vital domestic violence service under threat Even in the 21st century, gender violence continues to be one of the most horrific and widespread forms of Human Right violations. In the UK, every week 2 women are killed by their partners. For the past 30 years, LAWA has been fighting to make sure that the women that come to our doors do not become part of this tragic statistic. We proudly run the ONLY Shelter for Latin American women and children in Europe, offering a lifeline and pathway to a brighter future.
Empower & Trasforme Women and girls in East Africa LAFA Is accommunity Based Organization ( CBO) Established with the aim to bring Women and girls from many groups in the Rural  together, to reduce Poverty by  providing knowledge & skills with free courses; Tailoring, ICT, healthcare & beautician for School leavers and women. This project will help to build technical School to change the lives of thousands women & girls to avoid teen pregnancy and HIV/AIDS infection rates. They will be economically indipendent to access their Sanitary pads
NEW SCHOOL IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC FOR 320 CHILDREN This project will build an elementary school (from 1st to 8th grade) in Veron, an underserved community in eastern Dominican Republic, for the benefit of 320 needy children. The community will be greatly impacted given the overcrowding that exists in local public schools. We are planning to build an 8-classroom building (including a computer lab), basketball and volleyball courts, a cafeteria, staff offices, a school yard, a small guard house, a parking lot area and space for future expansion.
Enhance disaster relief action of 50 NGOs in China China has the highest number of disasters happening in the past 10 years. To effectively save lives and help affected population, Chinese NGOs need to improve their relevant knowledge and skills. The project will develop and localize humanitarian training modules and provide online trainings to key staff from 50 front-line NGOs active in disaster relief, which will help these NGOs to deliver better emergency responses and ultimately benefit the people affected by disasters in China.
Protect Hawaii's Last Native Lowland Rainforest Keau'ohana Forest Reserve on the Big Island is the largest and most intact rainforest remaining below 1,000 feet in Hawai'i. FTPF is partnering with Hawai'i Environmental Restoration to protect and restore this unique ecosystem through the propagation and planting of native tree species such as the 'ohe. This precious forest is a natural treasure, and the last of its kind -- with your support, we can continue to plant native trees there for future generations to benefit from!
Therapy room for 155 severe disabled children Your help will bring relief to 155 disabled children living with severe physical pain. The mission of a specialized therapy room is to facilitate relaxation and rehabilitation.
Housing for flood affected families in Assam,India The state of Assam has witnessed the 1st wave of flood heavy downpour since the 1st week of June and at its peak on 13th June 2017 engulfed almost the entire Assam affecting a total population of 17,43,119 peoples across 26 districts. According to a study by Inter agency group Assam a total of 4050 houses have been found to be affected by flood from the 32 assessed villages. At present the thousands of families who are living in temporary shelters need support to build disaster resilient houses
Provide HIV services to 13,000 Vulnerable Ugandans The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the poverty level of many Ugandans including our clients and negatively affected HIV/AIDS and Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights services and all other medical services. AIDS is not over yet! This project will enable 13,000 clients in Uganda access HIV prevention, care, treatment  and support that has now been threatened by COVID 19 and contribute the HIV epidemic control.
Bring Community Gardens to 10,000+ in Cambodia Steung Meanchey, a district of Phnom Penh, is a former garbage dump and home to thousands of the worlds most impoverished children and families. Cambodian Children's Fund (CCF) has supported the area for ten years by providing education, healthcare, food and nutrition, housing and valuable community services. We are now focused on raising funds to restore the community with productive green spaces/gardens providing food, education, empowerment and beauty amidst otherwise harsh living conditions.
Mobile Teepee Library for the Tsataan Nomads This project will establish a mobile teepee library for the nomadic Tsataan Reindeer Herder (Dukha) community and provide books, primary healthcare training, and other needed educational material to surrounding town libraries. Edurelief is working alongside local teachers and Peace Corps volunteers to promote quality education in this small, at-risk community.
80 children in poverty to play sports in NL The Jeugdsportfonds foundation creates opportunities to participate in sports for children and teenagers under 18 years old who otherwise would not be able to join sports clubs because their families lack the necessary financial means. Being able to participate in team sports is important for children's physical, intellectual, and social development. It costs 250 to allow one child or teenager to participate in a sports club for one year. Let's try to help 200 together with Nike.
Being a Kid Is Their Job ABCs and Rice is a school that provides free education, food,  medical and dental care for 220 needy children and their families in Cambodia.   In addition, it  provides supplies, shoes, socks, uniforms and transportation for these children aged 4 to 16 y.o.  This program also  grows its own produce and operates a fish farm to help feed the students.
Environmental education to 600 children This project will provide environmental education through didactic workshops to 600 children from 5 to 8 years old in schools in Argentina. Through these workshops the project will propose several activities in order to bring about such topics as the life cycle of plants and recycling and the relationship between them and the lives of children. The workshops focus its actions in promoting participation of children as agents of change in thier homes in creating new habits of sustainability.
Build a vocational training centre in Tanzania A one-acre land is needed for constructing a vocational training centre in Moshi, Kilimanjaro Region in Tanzania. The centre will involve five (5) classrooms which will accommodate more than 50 vulnerable girls and young women at a time. It will also involve 2 offices and 1 volunteers' house. The centre will accommodate volunteers and social workers from all over the world. Through the project girls and young women will learn different life skills which will make them attain economic freedom.
A Christmas Wish; From Calgary to Cuenca Imagine spending a Christmas with out basic essentials like bread or sugar. Simple things, like toothpaste & shampoo are considered a luxury, especially when putting food on the table is a challenge. This Christmas YOU can change this for an Ecuadorian family. Your gift of a Christmas "Canasta" full of staples such as lentils, rice, beans and toilet paper or the gift of Candy Bags for children, (or both!) will ensure there are many relieved sighs and grateful smiles this Holiday season
Send your LOVE to 100 TB affected Families Tuberculosis patients often feel stigmatized and alone due to their condition and prolonged period of treatment. Providing a simple gift of generosity from a "Secret Santa" will impact their overall well-being just simply showing them that someone out there cares.
quality education to 300 children at kishanganj AIF will provide quality education to 300 children  in the age- group 6-14  through learning centers who are school drop outs  or never been to school.A local specific and contextual curriculum will be followed. The state government syllabus up to class V will be followed in the  centres as the emphasis is to help them join the mainstream education, however, the approach of teaching and learning will be different from normal regular schools keeping in mind the need of the children of this region
Quarry Lane School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Amandeep and Tejasvi from Quarry Lane School have been working with LI to help create & publicize human rights campaigns for various rights issues in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to connect with local nonprofits in Bauchi to research, document, and advocate for various human rights issues within the area.
Educate & Plant: Empower 400 Bolivian Women This project empowers families and especially women in rural Bolivia to start small businesses by planting tara trees. The families are educated on subjects such as health, nutrition and entrepreneurship. By enabling them to generate a stable income for their families by growing and harvesting the tara plants, womens' role in rural Bolivia is strengthened.
Help Good360 Ship Requested Product to The Bahamas Good360 seeks funding to ship desperately needed products to nonprofits working on Hurricane Dorian recovery in the Bahamas. Our partners are assisting communities in the early stages of recovery, but they have many unmet product needs. With your funding, Good360 can ship products donated by our corporate donors, like Soap, Personal Hygiene, Diapers, Wipes, Socks, Underwear, Flashlights, Earplugs, and Cleaning Products. Good360 has these products, we just need help covering the cost of shipping.
Educate 130 Girls in Cusco for Economic Survival Chicuchas Wasi School for Girls provides free primary education to undervalued and underserved girls from rural families. Project provides: Art, Hygiene, Values, confidence building, daily hot meal and transportation . CW provides academic skills needed for a secure future of economic independence, growth of self-worth, self esteem, gender equality, and prepares female leaders to advance family, community and society with women examples to change outdated beliefs.Girls+Educuation=Societal change
Promoting Humane Education in Schools Perpetrating Violence/Cruelty against animals is not only common among Sierra Leonean adults but children as well. This project- Promoting Humane Education in Schools will serve as an entering point in transforming the lives of the school children to exercise kindness  particularly to dogs and cats including other domesticated animals and wildlife as well.
Oral History: Stories of Bosnia and Herzegovina The Oral History project will collect and publish individuals stories about life before, during and after the Bosnian war. Storytellers will process their traumas in sharing with journalists trained as peace builders. The book's content will foster readers compassion and debunk negative ethnic stereotypes and prejudices held by many citizens. In publishing a book of narratives and holding events and dialogues about its themes, the project will promote inter-ethnic coexistence and reconciliation
Nutritious Foods for Sierra Leone Students Over 400 students, (ages 5-14) who attend Diamond Child School (est. 2005) are at risk of dropping out if they aren't guaranteed a balanced meal daily; for most, the only nutritious meal received in any given week. A healthy diet that includes vegetables and fruit boosts the immune system of these vulnerable "Diamonds", especially during this lingering Covid-19 pandemic. A nutritious meal is key to helping students listen, focus, learn and stay healthy, while staying in school!
Health & Education - Children who are Deaf DRCongo By providing hearing aids and therapy, our project will empower 118 children who are deaf and give them the opportunity to get an education and to learn to communicate for a lifetime of independence.
Send 80 HIV-infected Children to Sanyuka Camp In 2015, 80 HIV-positive Ugandan children aged 9 to 11 will attend the 5-day residential Sanyuka Camp, which focuses on healthy living and building self-esteem. Sanyuka Camp is a collaborative effort between Baylor-Uganda and Paul Newman's Serious Fun Global Partnership Initiative. Your generous support will ensure the successful continuation of Sanyuka Camp and will directly impact the lives of some of Uganda's most vulnerable-but also some of its most promising-young people.
Be the Hope Giver to Feed Orphanage Children The St. Joseph Orphanage is located in Jirapa Municipality in the Upper West Region of Ghana. The orphanage currently has a total of 17 non-sponsored children, 6 girls and 11 boys ranging in age from three years to seven years.  The orphanage survives on philanthropic support from civil society groups, individuals, and religious congregations. The Orphanage needs funds in order to consistently provide food for the children to live an active, productive and healthy life.
Eradicating Energy Poverty in Haiti In 2015, EarthSpark took a leap forward in tackling energy poverty, by connecting the town of Les Anglais to their inaugural solar micro-grid.  With a second solar grind now serving the town of Tiburon, EarthSpark is working to scale-up access to affordable, reliable, clean electricity to reach another 80,000 people in the next 4 years. We're building not just grids but also precedent to open the door for widespread adoption of clean, efficient electricity systems across rural Haiti.
Lakota Lands Recovery Project The Lakota Lands Recovery Project began in 2003 to support Tribes and Individual American Indians in South Dakota to utilize their land base. Currently, of all the farms and ranches on South Dakota Reservations, less than 35% are operated by American Indians. The LLRP is working to reverse this statistic by providing grants to support Native land-based enterprises, providing technical support and outreach to Tribes and their members, educating the public and advocating for policy change.
MORRAL OF KNOWLEDGE IN EMERGENCY This project is a kit translated into native languages with playful and educational self-learning tools that allow children to develop skills and knowledge for life.  It arises to respond to the educational crisis generated by COVID 19 since poverty and inequality limit access to distance educational content.  We will deliver 200 backpacks to the children of 6 vulnerable communities in Oaxaca, Mexico, is a project  that promotes multilingualism and advocates respect for cultural diversity.
Improve nutrition for 1000 children in Lukulu Lukulu district in Zambia has 86% of people in the rural areas who solely depend on rainfed crops. Loss of food crop means loss of food and income and it severely  affects  some female headed households. Most of these female headed households struggle to have balanced diet for their children. This project gives out goats to vulnerable rural female headed households as a source for food nutrition and income to improve wellbeing of 1,000 children.