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Young Advocates for Peace The Young Advocates for Peace program is four day event running concurrently with the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence national conference. Children and youth of all ages, many of them child witnesses of violence against their mother or victims of abuse themselves, join with their peers to learn skills and acquire tools to become activists to end violence in their communities. This supportive and safe environment promotes understanding and empowers them to create social change.
Education for 50 disadvantaged Romanian children The daily Socio-Educational Centre Pinocchio (Panciu, Romania) provides scholastic support and education to 50 children and youngsters of the most disadvantaged brackets of the local population, paying a special attention to the Roma minority. This project will support the formal and non formal educational activities (afterschool, literacy, creative workshops, education to hygiene), as well as the canteen service in order to foster a proper children's nutrition.
Help train health workers in Guatemala Save the Children works in close coordination with the Ministry of Health in Guatemala to help support and strengthen more than 60 health workers and 60 communities in the department of Quiche - the department with the highest rates of infant and child mortality.
Help Save the Tasmanian Devil The Tasmanian Devil is Tasmania's iconic species and is the world's largest surviving carnivorous marsupial.  It has experienced devastating decline from a 'common and stable' status to 'endangered', suffering from threats including deadly facial tumours, road-kill and dog attacks. Conservation Volunteers Australia needs to build safety enclosures and monitor captive populations of Tasmanian Devils to ensure the survival of the species.
Saving Lives in Niger, Mali & Sahel Region After years of unpredictable rains and poor harvests, along with existing intense poverty, 6 million people in the Sahel Region face significant food shortages this year. The UN and Government of Niger have both declared this situation a serious crisis. Mercy Corps teams work in the most at-risk areas, and have expanded programs to Mali, where 3.5 million experience chronic hunger. We help communities deal with effects of drought, soaring food prices, malnutrition and low food levels.
1540 Microloans to Women from Migrant's Families This project will help 1540 vulnerable women from migrant’s families in Sogdiana, to start and develop business for poverty reduction and development of substantive independent remittances from their loved ones from the migration.
AWS has been providing business trainings and free consultancy, as a result we should provide them small loans as little as 50$, so they could have a startup capital to start their own business.
Regeneration of Degraded Forest The Timbaktu Collective works with impoverished people of 8 villages (in drought-prone Anantapur District, Andhra Pradesh, India) to regenerate & protect a degraded forest on 8000 acres of land.
Digital Integration: Barefoot College Solar Mamas Barefoot College trains illiterate women from non-electrified communities around the world to become solar engineers who light up their communities. In 2015, Barefoot College began integrating digital technology (mainly iPads usage) into the Solar Engineering Curriculum enabling the solar engineers to enhance their basic digital literacy. The program aims to reach 80 solar engineers across 20 villages in 20 countries.
Please support LGBT Survey Project LGBT Voice Tanzania is working to document  the needs  and challenges faced by LGBT people in Tanzania.Using in-person  interviews, we propose to survey at least 800 individuals including service providers, police and LGBT-The survey will assess: (1) the existence and impact of discrimination and harassment by Tanzanian law enforcement;  (2) the existence and impact of discrimination in public services - including access to health services;  (3) discrimination and harassment in employment.
Provide Education for 470 Burmese Migrant Children Our Learning Centers provide transportation, teachers, lunch & stationary to 470 marginalized Burmese migrant children (5-12) in South Thailand to help integrate them into Thai schools in the future.
SEND 1000 ORPHANED  CHILDREN TO SCHOOL IN NIGERIA This project will help to provide educational support and access for 1000 orphans traumatized by insurgency and Herdsmen attacks in Northern Nigeria. Sending these orphans out of the streets to schools will help to reduce their vulnerability\exploitation and help them to secure a better life and a future, given that basic education serves as a spring board for continued education.
Empower 240 Women in Northern Pakistan District Diamer in Pakistan is a remote, impoverished region. Gender is the organizing principle of society. Patriarchal values embedded in local traditions, religion and culture predetermine the social value of gender. KIDF has started training women in textiles, handicrafts and embroidery and have successfully marketed products. We believe that investing in women's economic  empowerment is crucial for gender equality and women's rights, poverty eradication and inclusive economic growth.
25 Years of building PEACE We need you!  We want to make it possible for communities to trust governments and police; citizens to have equal chances to make a living and children to feel safe walking to school
PROVIDING SHELTERS TO 100 WIDOWS IN BUGANDA This project is about building 100 homes for 100 widows and needy families in Buganda Commune. Building shelters for widows and needy families, survivors of the war in Burundi, will help reduce the expansion of AIDS and the mortality occasioned by the present conditions of their living.
educate 40 orphans for one year in uganda This project will provide  quality education to 40 children living in rural Uganda. Your donation will go towards required school fees, learning materials and feeding to orphans who would not be able to attend otherwise. Helping a child reach their full potential with a solid foundation of learning allows them to become confident community leaders with the ability to solve their own  problems.
Haiti Hurricane Matthew Rebuilding Homes & Lives Hurricane Matthew devastated Haiti, disproportionately affecting the most vulnerable families. Beyond Borders will help 100 destitute families on the island of Lagonav rebuild their homes and their lives. Funds will cover the cost of home repair and rebuilding, provide families with short-term cash subsidies for six months, give each family longer-term revenue-generating assets and training in their uses, provide health care and ensure children are in school.
The Museums come to you Going to the museum while staying at home ? It will soon be possible with the ARTZ association's home visits !  To break the isolation of nearly 2000 isolated elderly people with Alzheimer's in Ile-de-France, ARTZ will develop an online application containing a hundred works of art with commentary and accompanied by images, sounds and videos.
Educate 300 marginalised children in Bihar, India The Knowledge Hub for Education and Learning (KHEL), run by the Diksha Foundation provides 300 first generation learners; girls and boys, between the ages of 5-18, from socially and economically vulnerable communities in central India, with a creative learning resources that, in addition to supporting their literacy needs, is empathetic, violence free, nonhierarchical, and vibrant.
Winter clothes, guides to US for Darfur refugees All of our Board and most of our members are from Darfur, Sudan.  We go to the US Bureau of Population Refugees and Migration website and find how many people arrived in which states each month. Then, using our extensive connections in the Darfuri American community, we locate and ask the new arrivals how many blankets, jackets, sweaters or sweatshirts they need, and send them along, for free, with guides to hygiene, goal setting and financial planning written by three of our Board members.
Help 50 students Continue Nursing Education The scholarship is open to all poor but deserving students who are presently enrolled or  are planning to enroll in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program of Foundation University.
Train 100 men & 40 boys in Uganda on menstruation This project will engage/train 100 men including district policymakers, traditional cultural & religious leaders, sector/departmental heads and 40 boys on menstruation management as sexual reproductive health & its importance to girls education in Buvuma Islands by June 2020. This will increase their knowledge, attitude & practice on menstruation thus increased access to hygienic menstrual materials, scholastic materials that'll reduce school absenteeism, dropout, child marriage & pregnancies.
Restoring the worlds rainforests This project will establish 1 million trees by June 2023 in rainforests across subtropical and tropical Australia and Indonesia. While engaging with local and Indigenous people this project will increase the size, health, and functionality of these rainforests for their longterm survival.   These rainforests are biodiversity hotspots and have experienced devastating deforestation yet they all hold immense opportunity for restoration and local community involvement to save these ecosystems.
STEAM education classes in South Africa for 100 This project will provide opportunities for pre-k to 10th grade students to tinker, design, build and explore in order to solve local problems. They are exposed to basic coding, robotics and creatively solving science, technology, engineering and math concepts instead of just learning the theory. In South Africa 66,8% of children live in poverty. This project will give 100 children tools to break out of the cycle of poverty. Education helps people to move out of survival mode into thriving mode!
Community-based education programs in Africa Even Ground strives to help families and communities break the cycles of poverty and inequality by providing support to community-based programs that offer high-quality education and care to young people in Africa. Even Ground currently supports over 700 children ages 2-24 at one site in Uganda and three sites in South Africa, in some of the poorest communities in these countries. Even Ground's projects address issues of poverty, poor-quality education, limited healthcare, and malnutrition.
Access to maternal health services in Liberia Emerging from the recent Ebola outbreak that destroyed its already fragile health system, Liberia is now faced with numerous challenges in improving health outcomes and the greater health system.  These issues are particularly grave in the areas of maternal and child health, as evidenced by the high infant, child and maternal mortality rates. Our program will benefit 62 health workers and a total of more than 100,000 community members through improvement of services at 3 health facilities.
Food for kids at school in Bosnia We are committed to supporting children in Bosnia who are disadvantaged by poverty. Firstly: we provide lunch at school for kids whose parents cannot afford to pay. We make sure no kids are excluded from the lunch. Secondly: in this pandemic, we send food packages to Bosnian families in need. Your donation will provide primary necessities to those families who are struggling with the consequences of the Corona crisis. Thirdly, we buy school books for children living in poverty.
Help build dormitory for 60 rural nursery pupils. When we work together we do great things. Uganda needs strong children, educated children, successful children to grow to become the next generation business owners, artists, doctors, and community and national leaders.  We, you and the Memorial School - build our country one student at a time. Our project is to help build a 30 bed dormitory that will be accommodating 60 rural kindergarten pupils each school period.
Education and Protection Center for 200 Children 2007, after the mass murder,disappearance of children of migrant labor from Nithari village, Noida, UP, India, parents from poor, backward communities were frightened about the safety of their children. MERA SAHARA Centre for non formal Education; Skill formation, Protection was started by us with local community support. It functions as a preparatory school, a bridge between non-formal and formal education. It sucessfully prevents child trafficking, labor & marriage, and needs financial support
Build a Design Studio to Prevent Human Trafficking Imagine a design studio where 50 girls who are at risk for sex trafficking can learn all about fashion and themselves while interacting with encouraging mentors. Help keep them from ever experiencing the horrors of sex trafficking despite living in America's low-income/high crime neighborhoods, which typically leave a pre-teen's low self-esteem and undeveloped coping skills at the mercy of the prominent urban sex industry. The space was donated, now it just needs to be remodeled.
Take 50 poor kids from streets to school in India The project is working towards rescuing poor kids and orphans from streets and child labour in Pandesara - industrial area of Surat, India. We admit these kids to our primary school - Pearl's Nursery Academy - running under UBNMET NGO. So far we have 150 students studying completely free of charge and we want to help more children.
A help to the risk and bonded labour of salt pans This project is supporting to salt pans workers for one solar lantern, one set of shoe & glove and health testing & nutrias provision
Sustainable Clean Water for Les Cayes, Haiti DSI is replicating a sustainable safe water project which locally produces a chlorine product, Gadyen Dlo, which is affordable for the rural Haitian population.
Provide education tour for children in Kumamoto Providing education tours for children who have suffered from mega earthquake in Kumamoto, Japan.  We are a sustainable learning center in Ogatsu, where mega earthquake and tsunami struck in 2011.  Our theme is to provide how to live sustainable life through experiences in nature as well as to interact with locals to learn about disaster and revitalization effort.  We have organized a tour in October for 15 children.  They have felt many positive impact and planning for 4 tours in two years.
The Teacher Impact Project In the 7750 government primary schools in North East Karnataka, there are over 59000 teachers teaching 1.9 million students. The Teacher Impact Project is a 3 year sustained teacher training programme, focusing on North East Karnataka. Your donations for The Teacher Impact Project this year will help us reach out to and train 20000 teachers and 2600 school heads in North East Karnataka, using synchronous cloud-based technologies, to make schooling meaningful and enjoyable for the children there!
Provide work experience for 10 Indigenous women The Kateri Tekakwitha Fund developed this Work Experience Program to support recent high school graduates as they begin their job search, a process that often takes up to one year. Through strategic partnerships with private and public institutions, the Work Experience Program enables young indigenous women living in the Guatemalan Highlands to gain critical career experience, while earning a stipend to help support them and their families.
Give girls dignity with reusable sanitary pads By providing 350 girls access to sanitary protection during menstruation dignity will be restored to girls, and the cycle of poverty will be interrupted and gradually broken. Your donation will provide a girl with sanitary protection for 5 years, her entire high school career.
Bullis Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Aarifah, Taishan, Chloe, Safeerah, Rayna, and Charlie from The Bullis 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.
Vegetable Gardening for Marawi City Evacuees Evacuees who have returned home and escaped from the ISIS siege in Marawi City will not have something to eat for the next few months and they will go hungry. They are mostly construction workers, household helpers, laborers and artisans working with Muslim families. They will not be able to go back to their work because of the on-going fighting and because the livelihoods of their employers are destroyed and will take time to recover.
Fund 25 Youth-led Community Projects in Ukraine Bridge to Ukraine plans to train 25 youth teams around Ukraine in project development and management. We will then give small grants to each team that completes the training to fund community development projects they develop during the training.
Greenhouses Grow Pesticide-Free Crops for Rwandans Sarah’s dream is to utilize greenhouses to grow enough pesticide-free tomatoes to meet the growing demand, replacing imports with a local product.
Support for Young Entrepreneurs in Rwanda This project will enable African Entrepreneur Collective to support one cohort of 20 young entrepreneurs in Rwanda, and provide them with the tools they need to help them grow their businesses and create jobs for others. AEC's six-month business accelerator program offers support in the areas where entrepreneurs need it most: capacity building, technology tools, technical assistance, and access to affordable capital. We expect these entrepreneurs will create 300 jobs for their communities.
BUILD A HOUSE FOR A WIDOW Help BUTERABA construct back her house. BUTERABA is a widow with only two children, her house was demolished by strong winds and heavy rainfalls leaving her with no where to stay.
Sponsor a Student: Stanley This project connects sponsors to Stanley, a student studying at Haitian Connection Network's (HCN) Student Computer Center, located in Montrouis, Haiti. $2,000 provides Stanley with all the tools necessary for 1 whole year in HCN's Higher Education Program.
Help 455 At-Risk Children in Mexico Stay in School Provide early education, breakfast, child care and psychological services for 455 disadvantaged preschoolers in the Mexico City Metro Area whose working parents cannot afford these services otherwise.
#ProjectBaon: Plainview Elementary School "Baon" is a Filipino word for packed meals prepared by parents for their kids to bring to school. Sadly, 10 out of 30 kids in the Philippines don't get the food they need every day. Since learning depends on good nutrition, these kids may never reach the same potential for learning as well-nourished kids. #ProjectBaon will ensure the provision of healthy baon to malnourished kids at Plainview Elementary School, Mandaluyong City.
Gift an Education to 5 girls in Kenya For these 5 talented girls in Kenya, education is their only means out of poverty, yet their families cannot afford to take them past the 8th grade in school. Uneducated Kenyan girls are vulnerable to child marriage, early motherhood, poor health, and a life of continued poverty. Help these smart, aspiring girls stay in school by supporting Resurge Children East Africa today. Give them the support and resources they need to achieve their full potential.
Burkina Faso: HIV AND FAMILY AGRICULTURE PROJECT Supporting people living with HIV to develop agro-pastoral activities in order to contribute to the nutrition of their family from their own production.
Called To Rescue's New Safe House in Vancouver, Wa Currently there is not a safe house for minor victims of Sex Trafficking in the Pacific NW. We are opening a safe house that will provide a safe, caring, and respectful environment for victims to recover in mind, body, and soul.  This all-inclusive approach at rehabilitation will be facilitated through professionally trained care providers that assist victims in getting back to a normal lifestyle.
Train 400 on Legal Marriage & Women's Rights Kind People, a locally-initiated project sponsored by Global Grassroots, is addressing women's lack of access to property rights and its relationship to domestic violence and family conflict.
Clinica de Esperanza-Clinic of Hope One of five people in the world survive on less than $1.00 a day with no access to healthcare. This is more pronounced in 3rd world countries. We will provide healthcare for 10,000 people per year who do not have access  for basic health needs. This includes diagnosis, treatment, medication, dental care, nutrition, care for homeless elderly, and education in basic hygiene in free standing clinic and villages. The goal is to enable these individuals to lead a healthier and more productive life.
Preserve Bomber Command's disappearing heritage Are You One in a Million?  During WW2 over a million men and women, from over 60 different nations, served or supported Bomber Command.  The International Bomber Command Centre (IBCC) is being built to ensure that their stories are told so that generations to come can learn of their bravery, dedication and the struggle for recognition post-war. Only 1500 veterans of over 500000 crew are still living and 60 have already passed this year.  We must record their memories before it is too late!
Equip Liberians to End Ebola Liberia suffered the worst outbreak of Ebola in recorded history. Accurate information is one of the primary ways to slow and ultimately stop the spread of this horrible disease.  Donate now and help us continue to support grassroots organizations to mobilize, educate and bring accurate information into their communities to prevent the further spread of the Ebola Virus. Local communities have been the first responders so let's continue to help them keep their communities safe by supporting them!
Support Storytelling By Women Living in Gaza femLENS offers photography education as a tool for empowering women and supporting them during lifelong learning. With support of a local partner, our photography and storytelling workshops will give 20 women in Gaza a chance to create and share their own stories of living in a conflict zone. This will give women a voice, much needed in the media space, and will enrich the representation of Gaza. With the workshops we hope to raise global awareness on social issues through first-hand accounts.
Lambs Support Village Girls' Education The project buys lambs & school materials for girls' first year of school. It requires parents to raise, sell & purchase lambs to pay for their daughters' school needs the following 12 years of school
Strengthening COVID19 Surveillance and Prevention This program aims to improve case detection and reduce transmission of COVID19 within Syrian Refugees Camps in Iraq as apart of unifying the efforts with MoH in moving towards sufficient coverage and control. Viyan Organization and in-line with WHO Iraq country strategic plan will strengthen COVID19 surveillance and prevention at health facilities (PHC level) and community level through awareness campaigns and distribution of required PPEs.
NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT TO 500 POSITIVE HIV CHILDREN This Nutritional support project is aimed at improving nutritional status of 500 rural malnourished children and mothers in Tororo district Eastern Uganda by providing them with farm improved and quick growing seeds of groundnuts, soya beans, millet, vegetable seeds and milk for children in a period of three months in 100 households.We expect an improved health of the mothers and children living with HIV/AIDS hence strong immunity system that will reduce the current poor health.
Anyone can learn to code The Hour of Code campaign is designed to demystify computer programming and increase participation in computer science courses by more women and people of color. It is an event that takes place the week of December 9-15 and has attracted pre-registrations of over 10,000 teachers representing nearly 3 million student participants worldwide, with over 4 million students projected to participate.