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Avon Grove Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Morgan Levy, Julia Quirk, and Abigail Isaboke from Avon Grove 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.
Empowering 250 Young Women in Nigeria The Women Inspirational Development Center plans to provide agency-based empowerment to 250 young women from Nigeria who, following completion of secondary school, work the streets due to lack of employment or further education prospects. This project minimizes the risks these young women face while on the street and taps into their full potential to create a new life through i) academic guidance for university admission or ii) education in marketable skills to create their own small business.
Give a Village Drinking Water in South Sudan Bringing drinking water to a remote settlement will save children's lives and keep girls in school. It also will free up women's time, enabling them to pursue new opportunities and improve their lives and the lives of their families.
Empower 400 young leaders in Permaculture, Bolivia Our Permaculture Practitioner Young Leaders Program provides practical training for 400 middle school students from agricultural areas. The Permaculture techniques we teach will be aimed at improving soil fertility, harvesting water, and building living interactions that save time and increase productivity. Hands on instruction will give practicioners the tools needed to go back to their communities as leaders in sustainable development and healthy living.
Help the Rehabilitation of TLC's Floating Clinics The Lake Clinic provides health care to nine of the numerous floating villages across the Tonle Sap Lake in Cambodia. Each year we provide outpatient care to the more 10,000 villagers who live year-round on the lake in their floating homes. To serve this community, TLC has four clinics on the lake and one more on the Stung Sen River. TLC also maintains a small fleet of boats to travel from port to clinics. These clinics are in their tenth year of operation and need a bit of rehabilitation.
Help Indian Rickshaw-Pullers Become Self-Employed The project creates a sustainable livelihood for poor, rural migrants living in urban India, helping them become self-employed through Rickshaw Bank. To date, 360 pullers have attained credit this way
Provide theater to 2,500 in-need New York children As part of our "Audience Project," Arts for All will tour a professional live children's show,"The Tall Tales of Enoch," FREE OF CHARGE to 2,500 in-need children grades K-5 in the New York area.
Livelihood & Life Skills for Impoverished Youth Kenya has one of the world's largest youth populations - more than 75% of its 45 million residents are under 30. Of these, 14% are unemployed and about 25% are largely underemployed.  With only 1 in 10 Kenyans attending university, most lack job skills. This project will provide technical job skills, entrepreneurial and computer skills training, health education and life skills support to youth from the informal settlements in Nyeri. Our goal is to help youth lift themselves from poverty.
NGFN Webinars: Sustainable US Food System Models The National Good Food Network (NGFN) webinars explain food system innovations across the country, presented by the innovators themselves.  Thousands of people, in roles from producer to consumer, government to nonprofit, food hub to funder and more, have attended the interactive webinars, taking practical, actionable information and ideas to their own work. This initiative is part of the Wallace Center, in support of entrepreneurs and communities as they build a new, 21st century food system.
Volunteering for those in need With a group of volunteers we organize activities for people who are in need. For example; Those in social isolation (elderly, recovering addicts and mentally handicapped). Those with a physical or mental disability (alzheimer, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder). Those living in poverty
Support Mali's Vulnerable Children Help vulnerable Malian children leave the streets and enjoy childhood in ACFA's loving care, receiving a permanent stable home, nutritious meals, healthcare, education, vocational training and sports. ACFA's new Zorokoro Children's Complex opened in May 2020 with 8 new toddlers living at the Complex! The Complex school opened 12 November, 2020, supporting  both ACFA children and children from the surrounding villages.  Our older children who joined us in 2010 are thriving in school and sports.
Grandparents Caring for Children Orphaned by AIDS Empathy Clubs in Vietnam assist people affected or infected by HIV by raising awareness about the epidemic and offering small business loans to help grandparents caring for children to earn a living.
Eradicate Period Poverty in Kenya! Safe menstrual products shouldn't be a privilege of the few, but a fundamental right for all. Throughout Kenya, millions of young girls and women lack access to essential feminine hygiene products, such as sanitary pads and tampons. Females suffering from period poverty resort to using leaves from trees, the insides of mattresses,  socks or even reusing dirty sanitary pads.
A2Z care to 50 destitute senior citizen in Odisha The project aims to address 50  mostly abandoned, destitute, disabled senior citizens nutritional food, clothing, shelter,  health care, recreational support, emotional support, disability care and personality development aspects in Cuttack district of Odisha. The identified disabled persons are mostly within the age group of 65-80 years and at present they are neglected by their family members and   and residing outside. They are satisfying their hunger by begging   and left uncured for surviv
Die Arche - Meissen (Saxony) "Making children strong for life!" This slogan neatly sums up how "Die Arche" reaches out to support socially disadvantaged children and young people in inner cities of Germany. Every day, the children we support enjoy a free lunch, get help with their homework and have a chance to participate in meaningful after-school activities.  At "Die Arche", we give children the space they need to discover their potential. We nurture their talent, encourage and facilitate educational achievement.
Support & Empower 350 Northern Ugandan children Northern Uganda has after decades of war begun to dare to hope for a brighter,safer future. Much work remains to be done to help the people and society to recover. Jeremiah Lucas Opira Foundation (JLOF) aims to support the recovery process by providing educational support to 350 underprivileged school children by helping one primary school with school fees and school uniforms for the entire school. We also intend to support the school with the most necessary school materials.
Empowering Citizens in Nicaragua Fibras/Movimiento por Nicaragua (MpN) empowers citizens, regardless of their economic and education level, to take a stand for democracy in Nicaragua. By supporting this project you will help increase access to information through a national radio show, sms text campaigns, written materials and community forums.  You will help young people become active and responsible citizens through leadership training.  You will promote wide, public participation through demonstrations and marches.
Girls Leading Our World (GLOW) Leadership Academy GLOW Leadership Academy 2014 will empower 75 teenage Bulgarian girls by giving them the social skills needed to think beyond the traditional limitations which our man dominated society still has.
Help a Student Stay in School in Uganda Help provide incentives and financially enable a student to stay in school through savings. This project provides Ugandan primary schools with educational savings accounts.
BUILD SCHOOL FOR 500 POOR SLUM CHILDREN IN KISUMU This project plans to build primary school for tennis talent and education for 500 poor slum and HIV/AIDS orphaned children in Kisumu City-Kenya.
Send 300 Girls Back to School (COVID Recovery) In India, 250 million people have been pushed into extreme poverty over the past 15 months. According to the UN, 20 million girls worldwide who have left school will never return.  This project will send 300 of the girls we serve, survivors of trafficking and those at high-risk, back to school to ensure they do not become a part of that statistic. Girls living in poverty or in high-risk environments cannot afford to lose the progress they have made in school. Education, Not Exploitation.
Support athletes with special needs in Pakistan We empower children and youth with varying Intellectual Disabilities (ID) using the power of sports. Our sports camps and dedicated coaches help develop fine motor and sports skills in youth with ID, which enables their participation in life experiences. Our unified sports help build confidence and social skills in athletes. We also deliver coaching clinics for teachers and coaches of special schools to equip them with the expertise to execute our inclusive sports program in a school setting.
Schooling for Sudan Orphan Refugees Six years ago, Mohamed El-Tayeb had a dream: a school for children living on the streets of Sudan’s capital city. Volunteer-built on donated land. It now exists and needs help.
Vocational Skills and Micro-enterprise Development With successful experiences in the past, this project will build vocational skills - such as tailoring, domestic wiring, motor rewinding, fabrication, organic farm inputs production, plant nursery management, water management, beauty care, and food processing - to at least 620 youth. Also, at least 600 youth will be provided with partial seed grants to start micro-enterprises.
Expand Our Vital Programs for Refugees in Uganda HOCW provides education, counseling and business opportunities for over 340 refugees living in Ndejje, Uganda. We are committed to serving any local refugee in need and have outgrown our current space. $15,000 will enable us to move to a larger space down the road and to double the number of refugees we are able to serve. Counselors will be able to conduct therapy in private rooms, English teachers will be able to take on more students and we can include more children in our kids' programs.
Save Burmese Refugee Children  with Heart Disease. For 50 years the Myanmar generals have oppressed minorities, stealing land, burning villages, driving families to the borders.  Refugees live in camps in eastern Thailand. China Cal has partnered with the Mae Tao Clinic, Burma Children's Fund and with refugee schools to find and treat children with heart disease.  In 2020, China Cal will screen the hearts of 10000 Burmese refugee children and proved support for surgeries for those found with heart disease. We need your help.
Preventing Drought and Water Crisis in Africa Many African countries rely heavily on agriculture as their source of income and many families often grow their own food due to lack of income/ access to shops. These pressures can be further amplified due to the fact that water is scarce in many African countries. Innovative farming solutions such as vermi-aquaponics, allow for these critical areas to continue farming successfully even in times of extreme drought, as these systems use 10% of the amount of water that normal farming requires.
Give Ramadan Dates/Khajoor to Orphans in Pakistan It is tradition to open your Ramadan fast with a date. We appeal to you to donate dates (khajoor) for orphans in Pakistan to open their fasts.
Empower, Educate Women & Youth in Kenya This project will provide a free training in Embulbul Ngong, Kenya for 100 women and 100 youth who are desperately need help and support .We will provide knitting and crochet training and recycled arts and crafts skills which leads to employment opportunities or small business for women, and youths so they can support their families. This will includes training ,education and raise awareness of recycling and how make products and generate the income.
Beginning the Capital Campaign: Caretaker Cottage Our Sanctuary is in need of a cottage for our caretaker--the bees and the land are calling for the human presence, an element that can help to deter bears and deer, as well as providing the constant impulse of care and protection within the Sanctuary itself.  At Spikenard, we don't just KEEP bees, we CARE. Please help us complete this project--we have already raised 3/4 of the 38K needed, and we would be most grateful for your support in finishing this important work.
Fund for Vocational Training Programme Ahilya will provide free education, lunch and study materials to children aged between 6 to 18 years old, who have dropped out or have never attended a school, from a poor area in Latur City India.
Outreach Eye Camps in Ethiopia Ethiopia has one of the highest rates of blindness in the world, and nearly 50% of blindness in Ethiopia is due to cataracts. The Himalayan Cataract Project  will provide outreach programs that target remote rural areas and also provide field-based training opportunities for local eye care professionals.
Increase  Employment Opportunities for 300 women. This project will enable 300 poor young women to become economically independent by December 2014 in the village of Jojoima, Sierra Leone.  APEM and her two community organisation associates will provide all of the 30 poor households headed by young women two pairs of goats on a revolving loan basis in order to make them financially strong. They will have access to health services, safe drinking water, and farm training. Family income and food intake will improve.
Help Preserve Houston's History, Culture, and Art Disasters can destroy a city's historical/art landmarks and are becoming the new norm due to climate change. To protect Houston's $1.1 billion cultural economy, Houston Arts Alliance's Disaster Services program is developing an integrated support network composed of ~100 emergency managers and arts professionals. Funding will ensure that thousands of individual artists and over 150 nonprofit art/culture organizations in the Greater Houston region are ready and resilient for the next disaster.
Afromexican Women in Reconstruction of Stoves THIS PROJECT WILL BUILD 10 ECOLOGICAL FIREPLACES WITH TWO BURNERS, 10 LARGE FURNACES THAT WILL DIRECTLY BENEFIT THE ECONOMY OF TEN FAMILIES OF AFROMEXICAN WOMEN, THEIR FIREPLACES AND FURNACES WERE DESTROYED BY THE SISMOP REBUILDING AND THE ROOTS OF THE 2018 SISMOP REBUILD OF THE SISMOP REBUILDING AND THE ROOTS OF THE COURTESY OF THE SISMOP REBUILD IN 2018. PREPARATION OF BREAD, AND FOODS THAT PROVIDE ECONOMY AND IMPROVE NUTRITION AND QUALITY OF LIFE TO FAMILIES.
Help Bring Clean Water to 5000 people in Twifu Improve health and reduce poverty levels in sixteen communities by constructing 20 hand-dug wells fitted with pumps, and to build four KVIP toilets in schools to improve sanitation and reduce disease in Twifu.
Planting 1000 trees to check carbon emission India Despite several measures to check climate change, the global carbon emission keeps increasing (21 billion tons in 1990 to 34 billion in 2015 while our planet can absorb only 10 billion in its nature) and the damage is getting more and more serious on landscape, forests and biodiversity, food production and water supply, human security and so on.   Through this project, we plan to impart environmental education and plant 1000 local species of trees in hilly district of Solan, INDIA.
Nutrition and food security support We aim to improve quality of life for people living with HIV and to help those living positively to resist infection and reduce their frequency of contracting opportunistic infections, delay progression of AIDS, help medicine work effectively and reduce side effects. We hope to increase food security and supplement our current income generating projects (kitchen gardens, poultry rearing, and goat rearing) with additional access to foods such as maize, potatoes, beans, groundnuts and sorghum.
Sponsor Working Children in Guatemala Traffickers exploit thousands of Guatemalan children by forced labor within the country, often in agriculture or domestic service. Indigenous Guatemalans, especially children, are particularly vulnerable to being exploited through forced labor. We fight against the labor trafficking of 100 indigenous children by removing barriers to education, providing programs to children in hazardous work, and prevention education to indigenous tribes in Guatemala. The time to end child slavery is now!
Provision of Education Support to 200 Orphans Charity Centre for Children and Youth Development was established with the auspices of helping orphans affected and infected with HIV/AIDS, the project is providing educational support to 200 orphans in Solwezi District of Zambia in terms of school fees, uniforms, shoes and jerseys the project has helped orphans to remain school and become responsible citizens of our country Zambia.
Empowering Poor, Rural Girls in Paraguay In the last old growth forest zone of Paraguay, 90% of girls are pregnant by age 14. Others are sold into the human trafficking trade, work in prostitution, married off at a young age, or working grueling hours taking care of the country's privileged class as maids and nannies. Our financially self-sustaining agroforestry school in Paraguay's Mbaracayu Forest Reserve empowers and provides a skill base for the country's poorest and most vulnerable girls to overcome extreme poverty.
Learning for 100 adults in Senegal. This project provides free education to 100 adults at the Diapalante Community Education Centre. Men and women who never attended school or whose schooling was cut short. Some learn to read and write, while others learn Senegal's official language (French), business language (English) or business management. Most are motivated to improve their job prospects, some to support their children's early education. Everyone's long term aim is to shield their families from the worst effects of poverty.
Support Youth Entrepreneurs  in Lango, Uganda This project will build youth enterprise learning and production center to train, generate income and support viable youth enterprises in the slum communities of Lira Municipality. The fund will establish Maize mills with packaging and support poultry farming. The poultry farm will utilize the products from maize mill as feeds.    The project will be sustainable in the short run and will be used to build youth entrepreneurship in Lira.
Girl Child Education Support - Livingstonia school This project will build school block of two classrooms that will accommodate 264 learners at Livingstonia Primary school. This will reduce absent ism and drop-out rate for better quality education. currently Mtende Homecraft Foundation is mobilizing community to gather bricks and sand for construction work as part of community contribution. Currently the construction work is at roofing level hence we fundraise to find roofing materials, plastering and flooring works and decoration.
Keep Vulnerable Girls and Boys Safe and Active Katlehong is a working class township characterized by high numbers of single parent headed households and most of these are mothers who work far away from the township, leaving for work very early in the morning and often returning late in the evening.  This project will support over 200 children in the township of Katlehong in South Africa to be in safe adult care after school as well as to play soccer which keeps them active, healthy and builds social cohesion.
THE ABC OF SEXUALITY The project strengthens the teaching capacities of 150 teachers from 46 Maya Q'eqchi and Ladinas del Sur communities in Peten, Guatemala, to strengthen their knowledge about Integral Education in Sexuality, which will empower 2700 children and adolescents students on sexual rights And reproductive services, to help them make better decisions about their lives and sexuality, to carry out their life plans, to prevent risks to harmful practices such as sexual violence and HIV.
Become a Real Tooth Fairy to a Cambodian Child Become a real Tooth Fairy! The first mobile dental clinic at  Kokchan School, in rural Cambodia, will treat 510 children. Cambodian dentists and dental nurses with assistance from California Student Dental Mission volunteers will provide exams, extractions, fillings, sealants and fluoride treatment. Oral hygiene lessons, toothbrushes, and follow up will be provided. These rural children have never seen a dentist and many suffer from pain, making it difficult to eat, sleep and learn.
Help save animals in Cape Town this Christmas During the festive season in Cape Town, South Africa hundreds of animals are abandoned and forgotten as people go away and neglect animals. Older dogs are discarded for new puppies and people leave their homes forgetting to provide food or water for their pets- it happens every year. The CoGH SPCA with your help can prevent unnecessary suffering.
Distributing Dignity Packs to 100 Girls in Slums This project offers dignity pack (contain sanitary pads, Lotion, Soap, Pants and Leso) to 100 adolescents who are orphaned and vulnerable girls whose guardians are unable to provide in order to keep them in schools in Mathare slums, Kenya.
A water well to save unfortunate families In Indonesia, there are 28 provinces experiencing a dry season and affected to about 48 Million Indonesia's population with difficulty in getting clean water. Some children must help their parents to walk on foot to get clean water. This project will build water well in drought areas that benefit directly to residents or communities.
CTN Scholarship Aid The CTN Scholarship Aid funds the education of less-privileged children in Ghana West Africa. This Aid focuses on needy children such as orphans and children in deprived communities, who may never have the opportunity to be educated for lack of financial support, and may remain illiterates all their lives without the intervention of a project like our CTN Scholarship Aid. The Aid provides all the educational needs of carefully-selected beneficiaries from basic school to college/university
Build School and Support 120 Orphans in Ethiopia This project is designed to maintain and reduce dropping of orphaned and vulnerable children education with support of educational materials and school feeding for 120 poor vulnerable children and orphans. The initiative planned and started to build new primary school for the community nearby their location to reduce dropout and provide quality in education and develop two hand dug wells for water supply and sanitation and empower caregivers of OVC with livelihood opportunities.
Support 35 students in Grade 2 classroom in India The broad scope of the project is to provide education to the students of the Laxmi Nagar Mumbai Public School in Mumbai, India. The school is being run under the Public Private Partnership Policy as a part of Akanksha's School Project and aims to create a model for high-performing schools that redefines what is possible for children from low-income communities to achieve, and that drives wider systemic reform in the Indian educational system.
Make DAKTARI Greener with New Solar Batteries DAKTARI's camp uses a generator and solar panels to power the houses, kitchen, and office. Although the solar panels are green, the batteries that are needed to store the power for use at night are not. Also, they are constantly needing to be replaced and are very, very expensive. DAKTARI is raising funds to replace our old batteries with newer, lithium ion batteries . The newer technology allows for longer battery life and greener energy use.