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Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Yulee and Anushka have been working with LI to research and learn about public health crises in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to create a public health campaign and community workshop to raise awareness and educate the people of Bauchi on these various public health issues.
Save 300 cyclone affected women in Bangladesh Save life of 300 cyclone affected pregnant women, live in remote costal island of Bangladesh, providing training, transportation, diet and medicine supports for using life saving maternity services
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, high school students Ella, Kara, Hannah, Hana, and Brynn 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.
Help Educate 250 Deafblind Children in India Deafblind children have limited access to basic services like education, health and training in India. Sense India is the first national NGO working exclusively for deafblind children in India. Through this project, 250 deafblind children will be provided with education and assistive devices to help them to be independent.  Apart from deafblind children, their families will benefit through training and counselling about this rare disability and helping them collectively live a fulfilling life.
RAWS Jrs. (student-led cohort) This project will support funding for RAWS' student-led cohort (RAWS Jrs.) to participate in local and global projects. Students attend monthly virtual check in meetings in which they discuss in depth topics like public health issues and disparities that directly affect the minority community and their families. As an incentive for their involvement and leadership, RAWS Jrs. members receive first dibs on first-hand learning experiences, activities, retreats, and trip opportunities.
TOUko ECREDIT Project In this context of non-banking of 86% of the inhabitants of Burkina Faso. How can unbanked Burkina Faso benefit from consumer goods to improve their living conditions?  This project is to set up a sales service on credit with an option to purchase. The TOUko ECREDIT device must be installed easily in an electric appliance sold on credit with purchase option and payment of monthly rents by mobile money, so that if the person is not up to date of the payment, by simple SMS, wa can the operation
Inner City Creche ECD teacher training The project provides Early Childhood Development training for underqualified creche teachers assisting them to run safe creches with good education and creativity preparing children for school.
Support Amputee Soccer in Sierra Leone Amputee soccer is reversing the negative perception of  amputee victims from Sierra Leone's 10 year civil war.  Their success as athletes has transformed them from social outcasts to victors.
Feed Starving Girls We will provide nutritious food and basic supplies to starving girls in 5 villages with 95% of the households belong to the poorest of the poor. A host of factors comprising poor soil to farm, climate change, frequent severe events, insurgency and the Coronavirus pandemic has rendered girls in malnourished and starving conditions and there is a need to provide them with targeted nutritional support.
Urban Tilth's Urban Agriculture Institute Our Urban Agriculture Institute is a year-round, student-driven "farm, classroom, and community" program that changes the way students think about our food system, and our world. The program engages low-income youth at Richmond High School in a school-year accredited course in urban agriculture and food systems; provides hands-on farming in our 8,000 square foot farm at the school; employs them in our 100-hour Summer Youth Apprenticeship; and takes them on field trips to rural sustainable farms.
Medicines for All, All for Medicines UAEM Europe is part of the global Universities Allied for Essential Medicines (UAEM) movement of university students organizing on their campuses and beyond to ensure that publicly funded medicines and medical innovations are affordable and accessible to the public. UAEM Europe works to empower student-volunteers at over 40 university chapters across 10 countries to address the issue of access to life-saving medicines through advocating for fair and equitable licensing principles.
Train 200 Women Caring for AIDS Orphans in Kenya Uzima Women Relief Group International plans to train 200 women taking care of AIDS orphans and their families in rural Kenya to improve home-based care, better farming methods, nutrition, education and income generating activities. Train-the-Trainer model will be used. Workshops will be facilitated by professionals in the above areas who will engage women in hands-on participatory approaches. Informal training will be done on a continuous basis through home visits and community events.
Build school in rural Uganda for children in need The Create Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with the mission of empowering the youth of Uganda and creating lasting positive change by constructing and operating an eco-friendly, sustainable Secondary School which will provide children in need a 100% free education, as well as serve members of the local community through job opportunities, educational programs and community outreach initiatives.
Support 100 Families in Mexico to Start Saving Our programs serve to reduce poverty in rural and marginalized communities in Baja California Sur, Mexico. Through personalized training, we accompany community members to create a self-managed Community Savings Group (CSG) that offers them the opportunity to save and have access to loans (generated from their own fund), with the aim of improving the families' quality of life. We include dynamic financial education workshops that support participants to improve their family financial status.
Taiwan Hualien Earthquake Emergency Relief A 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck off the east coast of Taiwan, Hualien on 6 February 2018. The earthquake claimed 17 lives, 285 people were injured, and 493 people were displaced. World Vision Taiwan is mobilizing to provide support and emergency aid to the people impacted by the earthquake. All donations to this fund will exclusively support relief and recovery efforts in Hualien.
Add Marrow Donors: Eliminate Leukemia Worldwide In thousands of cases marrow transplantation from an unrelated donor is the only way to save lives of patients, in particular, kids and teenagers, who suffer from leukemia and other deadly blood diseases. The main goal of the Karelian Registry is to dramatically increase the number of bone marrow donors in Russia.  Funds raised through this project will allow us to add 300 more donors in the Registry. Our mission is to give hope!
Education for Refugee Girls in the U.S. Camp GirlForward is a summer education program for refugee girls, uniquely designed to build literacy skills and confidence and fill gaps caused by limited and disrupted education. This summer, 50 refugee girls resettled in Chicago, IL and Austin, TX from countries around the world (DRC, Burundi, Syria, Iraq, more) will spend eight weeks learning the skills they need to succeed in high school and beyond.
Social Adaptation of Orphanage Graduates in Moscow To provide a training course for 48 orphanage and boarding school graduates in Moscow to help them make the difficult transition to adult life. The project will ensure orphanage and boarding school graduates benefit from the following training modules: Healthy Living (training in ways of preventing and overcoming pernicious habits and risky behavior, installment of values that lead to success in life); Civic Engagement (prevention of crime and resolution of conflicts, development of creativity).
Fight against agricultural land degradation The main objective pursued is to combat the decline of soil fertility through the promotion of the restoration of the lost forest landscape through the involvement of women, because it is undoubtedly proven that rural women are the first users of forests. and land and if they are trained in agroforestry they can contribute effectively to the restoration of lost forest landscapes in order to fight against land degradation.
Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention As teens are gaining independence and many may be dating, or will soon start, it is important to understand how to have a healthy, positive relationship, and also to recognize warning and danger signs in an unhealthy relationship. Learning what behaviors are appropriate will help them avoid unhealthy and even violent relationships.This project will help students in two schools in Nairobi teach their peers about dating violence.
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Help Suffering Animals Get Medical Treatment The faster we can get to an animal in peril, the faster it can receive medical treatment.  We get calls every day for animals in desperate situations.  We do all we can, but with one vehicle, and limited spare in our intensive care unit, it can become days.  A dedicated rescue vehicle is needed, as well as an upgrade to our intensive care and isolation units.  We need to rescue animals quicker and increase our capacity to handle more animals due to the rapid increase in infectious diseases.
Help Michal Fulfill Her Dream to Study Abroad To allow 25 year old Michal, a talented young artist from a low income family, to fulfill her dream of spending six months as an exchange student at the prestigious School of Art at Cooper Union, NY.
Educating the Thabang Children Our children come from rural,  very poor and abusive backgrounds. With your aid we provide a safe haven, send them to school and empower them with life and vocational skills to become independent citizens and future role models for the South African community. Through a Child & Youth Care Centre and a Drop in Centre, we directly support about 100 vulnerable children as identified through the Social Welfare. Indirectly we impact at least 500 needy people, the majority being children.
Children with Learning Difficulties in Ghana This project helps children in Ghana who dropped out of school because of learning difficulties. The project provides individualised education to prepare children for re-entry in formal education. Families of the children receive education on learning difficulties.  This prevents children from growing up in the streets or getting involved in anti-social activities. The project also provides learning solutions for in-school children with learning problems, to promote inclusiveness of education.
Hurricane Ida Relief Hurricane Ida caused widespread destruction across Southeast Louisiana.  Second Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans and Acadiana will be providing food, water, and critical supplies for the weeks and months to come.  Second Harvest Food Bank is the largest food bank in Louisiana, serving the Louisiana gulf coast, and disaster response is a core part of our mission.
Give Hope to a Child with Sickle Cell Anaemia This project involve awareness campaign in senior secondary schools in Nigeria - visiting both private and public secondary schools educating and increasing awareness on heamoglobin compatibility between two people in order to reducing the rate of sickle cell anaemia victims in our society.The project shares pain management and other information useful in managing Sickle Cell Anaemia (SCA) through SMS. And also connect unaware Sickle Cell Anaemia patients from the rural villages with the clinic.
Plant 50000 Trees to Save 2 villages in Cameroon In most communities in Cameroon, forest resources are major source of livelihood for forest dwellers  and a home to hundreds of species of animals. It is also a source of drinking water. Unsustainable forest exploitation has seen a dramatic forest lost within the the past (10) year in the Chomba village  in the North west region of Cameroon .Educating the communities on forest management and planting 50000 Prunus Africana trees will restore forest, improve livelihood, water and re-home animals.
SMALL INCOME 30 REFUGEE WOMEN RAPE VICTIMS UGANDA This project will create small income generating activities to 30 abandoned refugee women victims of rape and other forms of sexual abuses in Kampala Uganda. These women have been raped and sexually abused both in their countries of origin and in Uganda by armed groups and men who consider them as sexual slaves. This project will create small income generating activities such as selling fish, tomatoes, fruits, cassava, soft drinks...  This will help them to earn a living for their children.
Yochin Tayel K'inal Coffee Cooperative in Mexico Yochin Tayel K'inal ('Entering into the Land' in Tseltal)  will function as an alternative marketplace for small coffee farmers and foster economic independence for indigenous peoples in Chiapas.
Circle of Life Native American Indian Cultural Ctr This project will build a cultural center to provide services for the 25,000 Native Americans living in Tennessee. (There are no reservations in Tennessee to provide services.) It will also provide education for non-Native Americans about our culture. It will have a museum, library, exhibits and administration offices.
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Provide a Higher Education to Students in Zambia In 2008, we started addressing the need to keep children in education from primary through to high school through our Sponsor a Child program. Through this we have sponsored over 240 children to attend school. The next step is to provide more options for these children to continue their studies after grade 12. Higher education is instrumental in fostering growth, reducing poverty, and boosting shared prosperity.
Act Now to Prevent Famine in Kenya & Somaliland We are reopening this project as the severe drought is continuing to cause devastation and famine across eastern Africa. People, especially women and children, continue to die. Crop failures, deterioration of water sources, and loss of livestock have left more than half the population in need of humanitarian assistance. Millions of people are currently facing severe shortages of food, and devastating effects on their health and livelihoods.
Create 15 Audio Libraries for Special Needs Youth Books Aloud plans to create 15 new youth Mini-Libraries to provide quality audio books for special needs youth with visual, physical and learning disabilities (i.e. dyslexia).  Each Mini-Library includes two (2) eReaders loaded with approximately 24 audio books and corresponding print books so that sighted readers can follow along while listening.  Mini-Libraries are circulated free of charge among special education classrooms, youth development centers, and pediatric healthcare facilities.
Support 500 girls in India through football! This project will support 500 at-risk girls in India through our Just For Kicks football program, focused on empowering them with confidence to become role-models and break the gender stereotypes. The program entitles students to 48 lessons, learning materials (footballs, jerseys, shoes) and participation in a football league. Today, Just For Kicks reaches 3820 at-risk children in India.  $10/- month or $120/- year can support a child. In our 100% model, 100% of your donation supports the child.
LearnLinks After-School Program LearnLinks delivers after-school tutoring, mentoring and family support to students and families at 4 low-income housing complexes. LearnLinks fosters engagement with learning and educational success.
Help Harvest Home purchase our first rescue van! Go the extra mile to help Harvest Home Animal Sanctuary purchase our first rescue van that will help expand our efforts to save the lives of animals in need near and far.
Give a Home to 10 Vulnerable Toddlers in Mali Help us feed, clothe, and educate our new vulnerable children in Zorokoro.  With your help we were able to start bringing little toddlers ages 3-5 years old onboard.  Now, after one year of operations, we have opened the school that supports not just our children but children from 8 villages around Zorokoro.  We want to bring in more children who can leave the streets and be safe and in school.  Please help us.
Make 500 blankets for animals and children in need My organization focuses on providing community service opportunities for underserved communities including children, senior citizens and developmentally disabled individuals. I would like this project to make 500 blankets. I will work with a senior citizens' center to make 250 of the blankets. I will work with a local elementary school to make 200 blankets, and I will work with the local Best Buddies chapters to make the last 50. The money raised goes towards purchasing fleece for the blankets.
Sondu Water Enterprise Sondu water kiosk is a local enterprise situated in rural under-served area, where there is high burden of disease and poor water and sanitation infrastructure. Sondu river is highly contaminated and in absence of a reliable water source vulnerable  communities use the river water for household use. This has caused high incidence of diarrhea and child mortality. SWAP established a skyhydrant filtration unit to provide clean and safe water drinking water sold to communities at an affordable rate.
Help low-income American youth to start businesses HOPE Business In A Box transforms the lives of young people from underserved communities across the United States with vitally needed guidance to help them start their own businesses. The program provides personal finance and entrepreneurial education, school-wide competitions to select winning business ideas, assistance from entrepreneurial role models in the community to help students complete business plans, and start-up grants to turn small business dreams of youths into reality.
Educating & Supporting Adolescents on HIV/AIDS Help adolescents, especially girls, in sub-Saharan Africa stay healthy and HIV negative through peer support and education.
Provide 1000 Women in Uganda with Birthing Kits IWI's Safe Birthing Program's (SBP) main objective is to reduce maternal mortality in the Amolatar District in Northern Uganda, through providing women with their fundamental right to reproductive healthcare. IWI is providing birthing kits to health facilities that are struggling to meet the demand of the population.  IWI will provide each of the health centers with up to 50 kits a month to make up for supply shortages. This will ensure that all women giving birth in sanitary conditions.
Urgent Syrian Crisis Appeal to support Aid Workers One third of Syria's entire population - 6.8 million people - is in need of humanitarian assistance. The vast majority are women, children, and elderly. Half of these are children. RedR has 30 years of experience supporting aid workers in complex emergencies like the Syrian crisis. We aim to establish a RedR presence in Jordan to support local and international aid workers in the area to help them improve the effectiveness of the humanitarian assistance they provide during Syria's recovery.
Empowering War Widowed Women in Sri Lanka This project will focus on empowering 100 women heads of household in eastern Sri Lanka, who were widowed during the 30 years of civil conflict. Many  of who are ex-militants. Major components will include equipping women with the knowledge and skills to develop small businesses to earn and income and provide for their families and become self-sufficient, and strengthening the gender based violence desk to help these women report cases of violence, and gain the support required to rehabilitate.
COMPUTER LITERACY CLASS FOR 30  INDIAN GIRLS Computer literacy and English language training can make a big difference to employment seeking girls. Computers can transform their lives by ending their marginalizing. It is our dream to provide these young girls with free Basic Computer Training with English language training which will be instrumental in furthering their chances of finding dignified jobs. It will make them a part of the mainstream global youth along with the feeling of empowerment.
Provide Essential School Requirement to 200Orphans This project aims to provide school requirements to Orphans whose parents dead by AIDS. This support required is just a gift to these orphans enable to them to stand after completing the secondary sch
50000 Masks for Vulnerable Communities in COVID-19 This project will support the production of FDA-approved protective masks, produced by Protec, our social enterprise in Vietnam that employs individuals with disabilities, to address the continuous need for personal protective equipment in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.  The masks will be distributed to help vulnerable communities that are heavily impacted by the pandemic in Asia and other parts of the world.
Uplift Jamaican Schoolchildren Through Science Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) drives economic success, yet the poorest and most socially disadvantaged Jamaican children avoid or perform poorly in the sciences. Their communities show little appreciation for STEM and under-resourced schools are ill equipped for constructive, engaging science teaching. Help us to correct this stifling inequity by exciting children with science and igniting them to apply reasoning and analytical skills to resolve everyday challenges.
Psychological support to 100 Parkinson Patients Parkinson's disease is a progressive degenerative disorder of the central nervous system. Parkinson patients suffered by psychological  problems   depression, anxiety and others. In the early stage while the physical symptoms may be mild the psychological challenges are often toughest to deal with. Medication may help with the symptoms of Parkinson for some time but  a person may suffer emotionally . Therefore we plan to support the patients through psychological support.
Tsharka Tibetan Elementary School, Dolpo, Nepal Support the expansion of Tsharka Elementary School to serve all the children in this Tibetan village located in the remote Himalayan region of Dolpo, Nepal. Currently, the school is filled to capacity with 60 students. There are 120 children in Tsharka Village. New classrooms are being built and more teachers must be hired. The International Community Development Foundation seeks money to complete four new classrooms, repair the existing school building, and pay salaries for three new teachers.
Provide start-up Capital for Widows After the breakdown of Covid 19, the vulnerability of women increased in 2020. The widows who lost their husbands due to Aids are the most affected by the pendemic. Suubi Vulnerable Children and Women Orgnisation takes care of over 50 families of Widows and their children by providing them with basic needs like food, shelter and school fees for their children.
Protecting Snow Leopards For thousands of years, snow leopards have been known as the ghosts of the mountains, surviving off an abundant habitat rich with prey. However, over the last 100 years the threats facing snow leopard populations have continued to grow. By funding holistic initiatives, DSWF is working alongside communities, governments and law enforcement experts in Asia to provide snow leopards with the greatest form of protection and ensure they have a bright future.
Provide vocational training to 200 women in India In order to make women financially independent, this project provides vocational training to 40 women per session of 2-3 months in Saharanpur, Northern India