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Better School for Bedouin Children,Poorest of Poor A Bedouin community in greater Jerusalem built a school for their children, then rebuilt their school each time it was demolished.  A Jerusalem rabbi and the village ask your help w school upgrades.
Creative Solutions for Food Security in Guatemala Women are essential to the livelihoods and food security of Guatemalan families. This project, therefore, seeks to creatively engage women as key players in rural development.
Bring Computers to orphan students in Tanzania Orphans Africa's project is to bring computers, accessories, printers and a power grid to the students at Mwaji Secondary School in rural Western Tanzania.     These students started their education in a bamboo and thatch hut and would be thrilled to have computers in their new school.  They know learning with modern technology would be a tremendous advantage to furthering their education.  Be a computer hero and help the students raise themselves out of poverty!
Provide Students With a Pathway Out of Poverty Just $100 a month can sponsor a student at BPP. Students at our schools gain access to job-targeted education, like computer science, to become industry leaders in their local communities and leave poverty behind. Help us provide programming for five more students in 2020!
Refugee Women's Fitness Provides a safe and consistent place for women to gather and practice aerobic dance and strengthening exercise in two Syrian Refugee camps.  This program improves the physical, mental, and emotional health of participants, creates community, and trains leaders from within the community.    Women have seen dramatic weight loss, better self-image, increased confidence and energy, less sickness, healthier marriages and families new friendships, and empowerment to serve their communities creatively.
Art Workshops against violence in Oaxaca Pequespacio feminista was born in 2017 as a proyect of 4 women who wanted to stop violence against women starting from childhood. We started visiting neighbourhoods in suburbs of Oaxaca, with artistic workshops for children and their families, opening conversations on gender violence prevention and sexual diversity in childhood. We want to promote in the children and their families an awarenes of their rights and help raise a message of non-discrimination, social inclusion and self acceptance.
Prevent Youth Suicides In Japan This project aims to train 60 crisis lifeline support workers over the next 12 months and provide more support during the 2020 Olympics. Youth suicides in Japan increased by almost 6% last year, with the leading cause being school issues, such as bullying. Your donation will help change lives by allowing more youth in crisis access support when they need it, helping vulnerable kids to reach their full potential. Saving lives takes a community working together, will you help be a part of ours?
Rescue Monkeys from Lives of Abuse In the United States and Zambia, thousands of monkeys like vervets and baboons are wrenched from their mothers and sold as pets. Born Free helps fund two projects in the U.S. and Zambia - the Born Free USA Primate Sanctuary and the Zambia Primate Project (ZPP) - that offer a second chance to these victims. Urgent rescue requests need funding, to ensure monkeys suffering in private ownership can be rescued and transported to our facilities for proper nutrition, medical care, and rehabilitation.
Provide 60000 Ugandan Children with Sport and Play Right To Play reaches over 63,000 children and youth, and plans to engage 71 schools and 39 community centres in Refugee camps in Uganda.  Additionally, 760 Leaders deliver sport and play programming - this enables children to experience the joy of play, but also helps them to build life skills such as leadership, discipline, fair play and conflict resolution.  Additionally, a focus on HIV/AIDS education, gender equality and child rights leads to healthier, happier and more peaceful communities.
Rebuilding 10000 lives in Japan - youth leadership This project will provide leadership skills to 200 youth from 4 cities in Japan's devastated Tohoku area. They will then lead social projects in local schools, directly working with 2,000 youth and children, and indirectly reaching over 10,000 community members.
The Peanut Butter Solution - End Malnutrition An African clinic needs jars of protein-rich peanut butter to reverse severe malnutrition in 600 HIV-positive children. Donations can help pay for this life-saving intervention.
Support Nutrition Intergrated Component Support nutrition integrated components (SNIC) child and mother is a nutrition project implemented by Women's Hope for Change in conjunction with the Ministry of Health that will be implemented in Mchinji District, among 8 selected villages around Mchinji district hospital. The project  seeks to scale up and improve nutrition status among women and children through application of nutrition-specific interventions such as support for breastfeeding, fortification of foods, vitamin and mineral suppl
Help a Landmine Victim Walk Again Landmines kill & maim innocent children and adults on a daily basis throughout the world. MLI helps landmine survivors by providing them with prosthetic limbs, medical care, and vocational training.
Getting Dogs Off Chains Sadly, thousands of dogs live outside on chains, without adequate shelter from harsh weather. Some don't survive. Guardians builds fences and runs, gets these dogs off their heavy chains, provides warm insulated doghouses free to owners, educates them about proper dog care, and provides medical attention and supplies to help them care for their animals.  Your donation to this program will improve- or even save- the life of a neglected animal. Please help to cut a chain and change a life today.
Facing the winter in (all) our shelters Every winter is the hardest time for our dogs to survive in the four shelters we take care of. It poses special challenges for our animal rights activists and for us to stand this time of the year.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Urvi, Akanksh, Aishani, Sriya, and Hamsini from South Lakes and Thomas Jefferson High School 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.
"Documentation Matters" Support Abandoned Voices! Project has been paused due to COVID-19!     "Abandoned Voices," a 3-years project, is bibliographical research on Iranian women's singers who face fanatic obstacles and discriminations that prohibit them from performing publicly. The initiative is dedicated to documenting women's struggles for equality, restoring a narrative of artistic resistance, and the role of female voices in Iran's culture in the past century.
Provide sanitary napkins for 200,000 Indian women Poor women use the dirtiest rag in the house during menses. Most don’t even have enough cloth to cover themselves. We provide clean sanitary napkins made of  repurposed waste cloth (from the cities).
Fund Life Saving Maternal Care for Women in DRC Hope for Our Sisters plans to establish a Maternal Health Fund at the Wellness Clinic in Goma, DR Congo. This fund will provide local women access to life saving, critical maternal care (cesarean deliveries) when the women and/or families cannot pay. These funds are effective in preventing devastating birthing injuries (fistula) and protecting women and children from death during childbirth. Women in the DR Congo should be able to choose health and hope rather than suffering and death.
More than 1 million Yemeni children DO  NEED us The Coronavirus Crises (COVID-19) outbreak and its consequences for children, youth and related families are going to have a very negative impact in the future. Thus, We are extending our commitment to be the builders of tomorrow's generation with high morals and empowering skills while they are setting at home "The little star" we designed our project using the PYD concept, framework and toolkits in order to assist and guide children and youth of our community to stay healthy and positive.
Every Girl Deserves a Chance Every girl deserves a chance to get a good education. Since 1965 World's Children has supported the neediest girls--girls who have been abandoned or orphaned. We give girls the chance to raise themselves out of poverty through education. Research shows that education is the key to ending poverty, especially for women and girls. Educated girls are more likely to have smaller, healthier families, and insist that their children also receive an education.
Bee keeping for 100 Batwa Pygmies in Uganda This project provides management skills and bee products to create an alternative source of livelihood for Batwa pygmies evicted from their indigenous home in the Bwindi forest when the area was conserved as a national park.
Help 160 Afghan Widows Become Self-Supportive HEMEFund plans to start 7 vocational training centers to provide free sewing training to 320 Afghan widowed mothers and orphaned girls who are the poorest and the least protected populations in Afghanistan and help them start home tailoring businesses to become self-supportive by providing them free tailoring business startup kits.
Ocean Heaven-- Support Children with Special Needs As the advocate and practitioner of the Public Welfare Industry in China, One Foundation has always been actively exploring and developing programs to improve the living, school facilities for children who suffer from autism,cerebral palsy or rare diseases , so that they can have a better environment for the growth of their physical and mental health and equal development. You donation will be used to support these children with regular physical trainings and recovery classes.
Children face starvation in Darfur now - urgent Kids for Kids helps children and families in Darfur living in remote villages in the desert. The UN recently reported 30% of children are acutely malnourished.  Many are starving now.  We can help to stop this:  Our simple grassroots projects - goat loans, donkeys, water from hand pumps, training midwives and first aid workers, providing blankets, mosquito nets, Kindergartens and more - lifts families out of desperate poverty and transforms the lives of whole communities.  Please help.
Provide Food Groceries to poor Grandparents India The Kurnool district is one of the most backward and drought prone area in the Rayalaseema region of Andhra Pradesh state, frequent drought and famines are very common in the District.  Hence, the daily labour is available less than 5 months in a year.  During the unseason majority of the rural people particularly SC, ST and Minority and other backward communities are migrating to the nearest town/cities going for daily labour, getting their daily bread and leading very miserable and sympathetic
Heliopolis Elderly Center With the significant increase in the number of elderly in the community of Heliopolis, as well as the identification of the marginalization and isolation of these elderly people, the ability to create a nucleus focused on this segment in the community was perceived in order to remove them from social isolation, Education for old age.
Christmas gift for 270 rescued dogs in Venezuela! Animals in Venezuela are dying of hunger. The severe crisis in our country is making it harder every day to raise funds to continue with our work, which we started 10 years ago.  Yet, we currently have 270 rescued dogs that depend exclusively on our organisation's help and knowing that we have the funds to cover for their shelter and food until the end of year would be their Christmas' gift!  5,000$ would help us cover 3 months while they wait to be adopted and have a second chance.
Fostering Youth Empowerment Through Visual Media This program introduces youth to the world of video production and encourages students to discover relevant and creative ways to make their voices heard to change their community for the better.
Mind, For Better Mental Health Mind is the leading mental health charity founded in 1946. We won't give up until everyone experiencing a mental health problem gets both support and respect.
Keep at-risk children dancing and fed in Kenya School closure due to COVID presents an unprecedented risk to children's education, protection and well-being. ChezaCheza will give 200+ children in Kibera (Africa's largest urban slum) dance & life skills classes, a warm meal and food packages to feed their family. We are a non-profit that provides at-risk children with quality life skills education through dance in safe spaces through local mentors. Let's keep the families in our community safe, healthy and dancing during this crisis!
Feed 106 horses This project will help feed the 106 horses that live at Horses of Tir Na Nog for one month.  Our monthly feed bill exceeds $10,500 for our horses and other ranch residents.
Free Dialysis for poor patients in Pakistan We are raising funds to provide free treatment to 50 poor patients who are suffering from renal failure ($65000 will cover 6 months cost of treatment). The treatment includes free Dialysis (a process of removing excess water, solutes, and toxins from the blood in people whose kidneys can no longer perform these functions naturally), provision of free medicines, consultation and laboratory examinations.
GHESKIO Center HAITI Relief Fund The GHESKIO Center in Port-au-Prince, Haiti - renowned for delivering HIV/AIDS care since 1982 - was damaged in the January 12th earthquake and needs immediate and longer term recovery assistance.
ACTIVE CITIZENS PROGRAMME This program will raise 1000 Active Citizens within 12 months; who acts locally but impacts globally through a blend of intense, practical class and community based social leadership training that promotes intercultural dialogue and community-led social development.  The program brings together young people with different beliefs, perspectives and religion to learn from and share with each other using trust and understanding as pivotal tools in creating sustainable development in Nigerian
Help Former Child Slaves on their Path to Freedom Freedom is only the first step of their journey and your help is needed more than ever. NYF is now helping thousands of these former child slaves move towards a brighter future by offering them education, counseling, job skills, advocacy training, and business micro-loans.
Food Security For 500 Children In Namibia This project will develop the community fruit and vegetable garden project of Solidarity Community Care Organisation at King Kauluma community in Oshikoto Region in order to produce fresh fruits and vegetables for 500 orphans and vulnerable children who attend preschool and daycare centres under the care of Solidarity Community Care Organisation in Ohangwena, Oshikoto, Khomas, Oshana and Omusati regions of Namibia. The produce will be distributed to the 6 daycare centres to feed the 500 children
Empowers 100 Zapotec women to be government Espiral por la Vida, trains 100 indigenous women from 5 poor municipalities in Oaxaca to access the governments of their communities and be agents of change and gender inclusion in their communities.
Cabinet-Purcell Wildlife Linkage Initiative The Cabinet-Purcell Wildlife Linkage Initiative is an endeavor by Vital Ground to protect key wildlife corridors and grizzly habitat on private lands in northwestern Montana near the US/Canada border.
Gift Poor Children  with Basic Essentials We will provide food and basic essentials like food, toys, educational supplies, clothes, footwear, blankets and mosquito nets to 900 children whose parents are too poor to provide these to them due to extreme poverty. We target our gift-giving to be whole year round and targeting remote villages who are often left-out.
School for Vulnerable Children  in Liberia Through the construction of a school in Clay-Ashland in Liberia, we will provide children from poor, disadvantaged communities with access to high-quality, affordable education. Our school will be the first in Clay-Ashland and will focus on children aged 5 to 14 years old. This will be a holistic facility that will also include a cafeteria, providing nutritious food to children, and a library that gives children access to a variety of books to promote a reading culture.
Learning and Achieving Through the Arts (LATA) Inner-City Arts Learning and Achieving through the Arts (LATA) program provides education in the arts to 7,400 children grades K-8, facing barriers to success in school that stem from poverty, homelessness, and limited English-language skill.  The project also offers professional development to participating students' classroom teachers, assuring integration of arts-based learning for improving academic achievement in their schools.
Food Security and Agriculture Darfur refugees were farmers before they fled Sudan in 2003. They are dependent on the World Food Program for food, but rations are low so the provisions do not cover their need. Refugees requested urgent assistance from the DWN in establishing small-scale farming and home gardening projects to produce their own food. The project will provide 1000 refugee families with rented land, seed and equipment they need to produce flourishing communities, agricultural security and personal empowerment.
Typhoon Hagupit Food, Sanitation and Livelihood The project will provide immediate food security via vegetable gardening, basic food packs assistance, installation and or repair of toilets and rehabilitation of local livelihoods to the poorest of the poor severely affected by Typhoon Hagupit in Leyte and Samar provinces.
Help Refugees from 15 Countries Survive in Chlt NC Provide Help Center Resources, Gardening Opportunities, Medical Clinics, and Friendships to refugees from 15 different countries in Charlotte, North Carolina who are working to become self sufficient in the United States and trying to make this country less 'foreign' to them.
Help 1 million South Africans Save Water & Energy The Alliance to Save Energy needs tools to properly identify breaks and deficiencies in water and wastewater system infrastructure in order to minimize energy and water losses and deliver safe water to municipalities in South Africa. 
Using capital equipment, the Alliance can identify specific breaks to pipelines and meters; then strategize effective efficiency measures that will improve the lives of 1 million people in the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality (NMBM), a drought prone area.
Sustainability Weeks in 8Rwandan Secondary Schools Sustainability Week program transforms the lives of 9800+ secondary students into becoming sustainability role models. this program targets rural schools with little to no knowledge about sustainability and awards top students, 70% being girls from impoverished communities scholarships to pursue their STEM and environmental studies. Your donation serves toward key logistics including education materials(envir.&STEM), tuition fees, etc,..for 8 schools in 4 provinces of Rda.
The First 1,000 Days Every mother in the world wants her children to be happy, healthy and to live long, prosperous lives. The key to giving this to her children is good nutrition during the first 1,000 days of the baby's life - from pregnancy to age two. To meet this critical need, World Food Program (WFP) and its partners provide the right food at the right time along with health services to help break the cycle of hunger and poor health.
Sustainable holistic education for 30 at-risk kids The programs & services provided by Kids in Need of Direction provide opportunities for advancement to children  from the most disadvantaged areas of Trinidad & Tobago. This project will allow 30 at-risk children to participate for one year in our educational programs.   Our programs address the physical, mental and emotional needs of children, and include literacy & remedial education, martial arts, exploratory learning and social education. We provide children with all essential materials need
Rainforest Conservation Through Adopt-A-School Adopting a school in a rural community in the Peruvian Amazon ensures children will receive a year's worth of school supplies, and they will be thoroughly involved in education programs that lead them to love and care for the rainforest.    We believe that education leads to concern.  As the children in Loreto, Peru grow up understanding the cycle of the ecosystem of the rainforest, they will be eventually make decisions as adults that consider the rainforest's well being.
Women for Freedom Our women fight for democracy as well as for equal rights for all ethnic groups inside Myanmar. Join our cause today and donate for the freedom for all people in Myanmar!
Help Mexico's flood victims After the tropical storm Manual and Hurricane Ingrid in September 2013, thousands of Mexicans are suffering from the floods and at least 80 have lost their lives. IMIFAP works in Guerrero and Oaxaca in indigenous and Afromexican communities that have suffered from flooding. Many of these communities are now isolated due to the floods and landslides and the official help doesn't reach them. It is necessary to take food and medicines to these communities and help them with the reconstruction.
The Gift of Education to 100 children in Kenya This project will provide needy students with a high school scholarships, learning materials,  literacy and service-learning classes in Kisumu Kenya so that every kids can have everything they need to learn and become agents of change.
Zanzibar Animal Welfare Improvement Project This project will train and raise animal welfare awareness by providing humane education to 2500 school children in 20 secondary schools and 30 primary schools in Zanzibar Tanzania and through using different mass media tools.  The project will help in eliminating cruelty to animals in Zanzibar through raising animal welfare awareness by training how they can keep their animals in humane way and increase the productivity and raising income through animal keeping as income generation activity
Care against violence for 200 Argentine children Lecheria provides care for 200 children and adolescents in situations of social vulnerability, in Buenos Aires, Argentina . Violence and discrimination are serious problems that require social educational work .
Provide Clean Water to 2,000 households in Kenya Our goal is to raise funds to build a 250 meter- deep borehole and provide water distribution lines to support 2,000 households (approximately 10,000 people) with clean and safe water.
Protecting the Youth of Ushpa-Ushpa Proyecto Horizonte has established a psychology and social work clinic that works to help the youth of the community of Ushpa-Ushpa overcome various vulnerable situations that they may face. We also designed a personal development and skills program with the objective of teaching young boys and girls of our community to make relevant, positive and effective life choices through informative workshops and classes.
SELF-CARE SUPPORT for 200 NEEDY WOMEN FOR 1 YEAR Caring for one's own health is fundamental to daily living as it directly impacts one's quality of life. But for women from disadvantaged background who struggle to meet basic needs of  their family, self-care is not a priority. India is home to maximum anemic and malnourished women, who also lack awareness about personal hygiene. The project aims to improve their health by creating awareness about the importance of self- care, healthy lifestyle choices, balanced diet, hygiene & nutrition.