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Heal the Wound for our Innocent Children in DRC We are raising money to support disadvantaged, vulnerable, orphaned, poor, disabled, children living on the street, children born following a rape incident, children living with a single mother who is a prostitute, children accused of witchcraft and were affected by war in Africa (Democratic Republic of Congo) in South Kivu, Bukavu. The money we are looking for is to help those children by paying they are education fees in yearly basis and to set up Computer training Centre.
Helping Disadvantaged Youths through Education Basic English and computer literacy are essential skills for college acceptance and long-term employment success. Unfortunately, access to these basic skills is still a luxury in many parts of India. Ann Foundation is raising funds to purchase computers for disadvantaged girls in India. This is our biggest project and we urgently need the computers so we can begin improving computer literacy for the girls and building them up for future success!
Empower 30 Thai Children Through Education The province of Chaiyaphum is located in northeast Thailand's Isaan region. Children, young adults and young families often migrate to larger cities seeking labor opportunities. Many of these migrants are impoverished and illiterate increasing their vulnerability of being trafficked or exploited. Educational, nutritional and wellness support in an encouraging family atmosphere provide young adults, teens and children with the opportunity to overcome poverty and illiteracy in their community.
Provide quality education to 200 children At La Nazarena we provide comprenhensive quality education to underprivileged children in Argentina so that they can lead their own life change. La Nazarena is a center for human development aim to support educate and encourage the needy and to promote the dignity of each women and their family. We provide them with tools, inputs, resources and knowledge. Thereby, each family can develop sustainable solutions and eventually improve their quality of life.
Help Malawi communities get water and sanitation Improve health for rural communities through water and sanitation provision, food security with nutrition gardens and trees. Pump Aid aims to reach 275 households in Mzimba district, northern Malawi.
Restore livelihood to 105 displaced women in Abuja The Entrepreneurship Development Programme targets the economic empowerment of 105 Internally Displaced women in Abuja, Nigeria. The program plans to set up a Tie and Dye African (adire) fabrics producing & sewing venture. Beneficiaries of the program would be trained and employed in making the products, marketing them & training other women to start up their own businesses too. This helps restore livelihood to the women & support their children's nutrition, education and welfare.
Support This Unique Free Library in Rural Tanzania In addition to poor educational systems in Tanzania, the lack of educational resources has a significant impact on rural areas. Schools have no books, reading material in homes is non-existent due to economic factors and this condition plays a role in the low literacy rates in villages. Our free library offers local newspapers, school textbooks and a fully equipped internet connected computer lab as well as programs that teach the community how to use these resources to their best advantage.
Help feed a child in Kibera this Christmas. We are an institution providing early Inclusive Early childhood Education to children between 3-8 years. The centre offers services to five groups of children, Orphans, Infected & affected by HIV, poor and special need children (physically disabled, deaf, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome and mentally handicapped). Educating the children is just part of our challenge, we also take care of the nutritional needs through a feeding program. Its is impossible to educate a hungry child.
Green Corridor's Learner Safe Space Our charity provides support to young people who have special needs, who are more at risk of health problems such as obesity due to their special needs. Research shows they can learn better, improve their memory and alertness just by being well nourished. We want to be able to provide our learners with an all season space, adjacent to our kitchen, that provides a place to eat their healthy lunch, to go to when they are feeling stressed or anxious and somewhere they can learn vital social skills.
Bilingual Education for Deaf Children in Argentina To design and develop an innovative educational setting for deaf children from 0 to 5 years, from a linguistic-visual perspective.
Education support to 25 underprivileged girls LWSIT's proposed project-GOURI aims at achieving lasting improvements in the quality of life of disadvantaged and marginalized children, their families, and their communities who face abject poverty and injustice, through the protection and promotion of their rights, interests, individualities, independence and dignity. LWSIT recognises that the inmate children are the victims of a difficult childhood and do not deserve their future to be ruined as a result of their past.
Common Cents Have you ever heard it said that there is often "too much month at the end of the money?"  We have.

Common Cents helps low wage workers to make the most of the income that they do have - to learn to budget, retire debt, save, and repair their credit.  It gives them the tools to make sure that there is enough "money at the end of the month" instead.  Many of our neighbors want to do better with their money - we are showing them how.
Educational Center to Empower 500 Rural Ugandans This project provides educational and economic opportunities that will empower a vulnerable community. In the rural Iganga District, the poverty rate is twice the national average, 40% of people lack access to clean and safe water and 80% rely on subsistence farming.  S.O.U.L. is building an Educational Center to expand its successful Student Sponsorship, Mentorship, and Technology Programs, Women's Empowerment/Agriculture Cooperatives, and Maternal Health Network, impacting 500 Ugandans weekly.
Earthquake relief fund for Pakistan Thousands of people affected and are still vulnerable by the deadly earth quake in Azad Kashmir Pakistan. The earth quake has killed 33  people and left nearly  1000 injured with  damaged houses. Donations will  provide relief to survivors in the form of supplies like food, shelter,  water, and medicine in addition to longer-term recovery assistance to help residents recover and rebuild.The donations to the project will support  relief and recovery efforts throughout the region.
Life-changing Education: Maasai Students in Kenya Education is one of the three most critical needs, among water and health clinics, in the Maasai regions in Kenya. Big Life Foundation continues to witness the hunger for education being so strong among rural Maasai communities that families bankrupt themselves, often selling their cattle (the main livelihood and sustenance commodity) to put their children through school. In response, this project will provide education scholarships for over 200 Maasai students.
Building Organizational Resilience After hurricanes Irma and Maria hit Puerto Rico in 2017, Jovenes de Puerto Rico en Riesgo, Inc. (Puerto Rico Youth at Risk, Inc.) has worked non-stop to reestablish the prevention programs that distinguish our organization. Our committed staff, volunteers and supporters enabled this recovery. Our focus now is to continue building our capacity to recover from financial and organizational devastation caused by the hurricane's impact and to respond effectively to future catastrophic events.
Renewable energy for 200 disabled kids in Congo The project aims to install a photovoltaic system in the village of Balou, in order to provide enough electricity to the Balou Center, which assists 200 children and young people who, because of their physical and mental disability, have been abandoned by their families. The interconnected modules plant will be installed on the structures of the center (dormitory, primary school, hospital, canteen,...) and will guarantee energy and light for psycho-health, social and educational activities.
Adopt-An-Animal and Transform Lives in Africa Your donation will directly go towards purchase of goats, sheep, chicken, camels and cows for East Pokot people. Households of elderly, persons with disability, orphans, malnourished & widows   will be targeted as beneficiaries. In 2017, HAO ran a fundraiser themed Adopt-A-Goat where people donated $50 to buy & give a goat to one household in East Pokot, Baringo County in Kenya as extreme poverty eradication effort. More than 30,000 livestock were lost in a 6-year drought prior to the campaign.
College Preparation for Disadvantaged Students College preparation project provides disadvantaged students from immigrants' and low-income families who have less education, language barriers, and low rate paid jobs with SAT tutoring and test practicing to improve their skills and knowledge to score high in real SAT test to secure their access to desired colleges and future career.
Dirt Girls Take Take Climate Action! The Dirt Girls program has been planting empowerment through outdoor science education since 2016. In the post-pandemic era, we commit to engaging Dirt Girls in taking climate action in their communities through learning about and planting trees. In 2022, we will offer a pilot program that provides positive role models who introduce the social and environmental benefits of tree cover. With your support, every participant will have the opportunity to plant a tree in her community.
Enable Sharon Go To College and Mentor Other Girls Sharon is a young girl, born and brought up in the slums of Kibera. Her father died while she 11 and she quickly took up the role of a mother for her 6 younger siblings as her mother fended for the family. She was awarded a high-school scholarship, and she is to join College in May 2015 to pursue a degree of her choice. This page seeks to raise funds to enable Sharon complete 4 years of college education and continue to mentor and reach out to other young girls through our Rising Stars Project
Renovation of Schools for Underprivileged Children Aalem for Orphan and Vulnerable Children, Inc. is seeking a grant to renovate a six classroom primary school, a six class room secondary school for over 400 underprivileged children hailing from the poorest families who cannot afford to pay for quality education in other schools. The objective is to provide free quality education that will equip underprivileged children for employment upon graduation. Funding in the amount of US $ 54,901 is requested for the construction of the two schools.
Build a brighter future for 200 teenagers in Ghana In 2012, Asutifi District recorded the highest number of teenage pregnancy among school going age. Most were a result of peer pressure and lack of ambition. Others live with poor families and without educational support. With this project, 200 teenagers will be cognitively and emotionally stimulated through educational activities, mentoring, and gaming. In addition to helping teenage mothers go back to school and building self confidence, it will empower them to make education their priority.
Give teens in trouble the help they need We provide Ontario teens with free and confidential legal advice. This project will bring our service to marginalized communities that are often left out of the larger safety net.
COVID-19-Support for Elderly : Kolkata Initiatives The lockdown in wake of COVID- 19 has been particularly catastrophic for the poor and those falling in the daily wage bracket. Within this group too, the most severely affected are the women, especially young girls and senior citizens primarily above the age of 50 who have no money to survive. With essentials commodities like ration, medicines and daily hygiene products already difficult to access, the lockdown has further reduced their ability and opportunity to procure these items.
A gift for life: a sheep for a family in Eritrea The project was born from the necessity of improving the life conditions of the poorest families living in rural villages. Our local partner has operated in Eritrea since 1886, offering sanitary assistance, women empowerment, education, child protection and assistance to youths, aged and sick people and convicts. In order to improve the supply of food and the economic conditions of the population, the nuns distribute goats and sheeps, thus creating little domestic livestocks.
Water for 100,000 Indigenous Villagers in Paraguay This project will provide life-saving access to safe drinking water for over 100,000 indigenous villagers in Paraguay.  Regular use of ceramic filters has been shown to reduce the incidence of diarrheal disease within a community by as much as 50%. Improved health through access to safe water means children attend more school, women have more time to devote to income-generating activities, families spend less on medical expenses, and communities see infant mortality decrease.
Prepare Feed Denver Farms 4 Winter Growing Season Feed Denver farms year-round. Our communities need your help preparing for the winter with crop covers, warm clothing, solar heat, and continued education for our farmers.
Get 5,000 Poor Filipino Children To Eat Apples For many Filipino children an apple is just a representation of the letter A in the English alphabet they learned in school.They never tasted apples in their life.The Appledrive Project by Aral Pinoy Affiliate RJ "Appleboy" Garcia Jr will provide Apples and Appleboy Comic Books to 5,000 Filipino children in Metro Manila, Pangasinan and Tacloban for them to eat apples more often and to educate them and their parents about the importance of living healthy and why they should eat apples.
Preserve the El Cano Archaeological Park & museum The El Cano Foundation achieved it's goal of reopening the the El Cano Archaeological Museum in April 2019 with an exhibit of artifacts discovered between 2010 and 2016 in the over 1000-year-old necropolis. Now the project moves to the stage of preservation and maintenance of the museum, exhibit and artifacts. There is still work to do in and around the building as well as the exhibit, work that was left undone due to lack of funds. Continued investigation of the site is planned for 2020.
UWC Costa Rica Scholarship Challenge UWC Costa Rica provides a unique opportunity for 200 young people aged 16-19 from 68+ countries to live, learn and serve on the school's campus in Costa Rica. The school is part of a global, experiential education movement that selects students irrespective of race, socioeconomic background, religion or politics with the explicit aim of fostering peace, international understanding and a sustainable future. 75% of all UWC-Costa Rica students are on full or partial scholarships.
Build 1 secure home for family in need - Vietnam We aim to diminish the existence of children living in unsafe conditions one family at a time, CHIA's housing project will provide a home for one family in need. Ultimately reducing the number of diseases, illnesses and deaths caused by extreme environments including unsanitary and unsuitable living conditions from improper sanitation of sewage, weather, mosquito's and more.  To encourage a productive, healthy and joyous life for all children, their families and communities with proper housing.
A home of peace and beauty for Bethlehem After Covid 19 lockdowns, Bethlehem is even poorer than before. Most of the people of Bethlehem lived on tourism but the town is still empty. Many are unoccupied and live under poverty line. Help us build and start our activities in the Dar Al Majus Community home: a multifunctional center for vocational training, educational and health support and cultural activities for both the people of Bethlehem and tourists.
Educate Sustainability Leaders at EARTH University Send a student to EARTH University and change a life, a community and a country. EARTH empowers young people from impoverished regions with the skills necessary to implement lasting, positive change.
Support 200 Nepalese farmers to become food secure Soil health is the core of food production. Soil health determines food health which determines human health. EWB Ireland will work with Farm Social to support 200 subsistence farmers in Nepal to create small enterprises. Farm Social introduces farmers to biochar kiln technology, which improves soil quality and overall crop yields. The kiln can be manufactured locally with minimal training, skills and materials, and is designed to burn organic waste to create a nutrient dense fertiliser.
Girl child not for marriage send to school india Non Formal education centers strengthening quality education and secure the poor cobblor girl children from forced child marriages and send the Girl Children to school up to 12th standard compulsary.
Redefining Community Development in Puerto Rico This project is designed to deepen our work and address the need for profound social change in the Eastern region of Puerto Rico.  The goals are broad: fair recovery processes; prevention programs for our children; and economic development for communities. To do this, we are strengthening our role in the region and reimagining what community development can be.
Support Learn Fresh and NBA Math Hoops NBA Math Hoops is a community-based education program serving students who are traditionally underrepresented in STEM, helping them build fundamental math and social emotional skills. This project will support NBA Math Hoops program events through the 2019-20 season, bringing together students for competition, STEM and cultural learning, and fun educational experiences.
Standing Strong Before going into quarantine to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Puerto Rico was hit by two consecutive and devastating hurricanes and by two destructive earthquaques in January 2020. After 30 months of continuous stress, children and youth in Puerto Rico have lost an estimated total of six months of class. Boys & Girls Clubs of Puerto Rico has stepped up quickly to support participants and their families, designing a virtual club experience that is as close to the club experience as possible.
Empowering Our Girls: Girls on the Run - DC Last year, Girls on the Run - DC offered financial assistance to 76% of girls who participated in the character development program and continue to see that need grow. By donating today, YOU can help girls feel greater confidence in who they are and what they can accomplish.   Your donation will support program scholarships for 16 girls and help them find the positive in themselves and others. You're giving girls social, emotional and physical well-being at a critical time in their lives.
Shelter for Victims of South Asian Earthquake Project provides housing and support to families in Pakistan who have been affected by the South Asian earthquake.
Save lives of HIV Orphan Children in India Globally, every minute a baby is born with HIV (UNICEF,2010). The Indian Government has estimated that 3.5% of the 2.5 million HIV+ individuals are children <15 years of age. This project aims to work with more than 100 orphan HIV+ children from remote villages of India providing comprehensive care including support for education, travel to the hospital, supplementary nutrition and counseling to child and family and livelihood support to single HIV+ parent which will help sustain the family.
#ProjectBaon: Sitio Dumpsite, Antipolo "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 meals to malnourished kids living in Sitio Dumpsite.
Covid-19: Food for street children in Mumbai The project provides water, food and basic necessities to the street children and their families in Bombay. The entire population of the city is confined due to the Covid-19 pandemic, and more of 40,000 children live in the streets while their families are unable to work to meet their essential needs. In the current situation, they are more threatened by hunger than by the virus. We intend to reach at least 3,600 children and their families with food and hygienic products.
Empowering 200+ Youth Leaders in Honduras OYE educates, empowers and engages disadvantaged Honduran youth to lead change in their lives, families and communities. This project ensures the sustainability and growth of our signature scholarship program for promising disadvantaged students to continue and complete their secondary education, and supports our work to build youth's leadership, life skills and social support networks through youth-led workshops and programs in the arts, communications, graphic design and sports.
Tailoring training for Somali refugee women Our project will provide tailoring/sewing training and tools to give Somali refugee women in Malaysia professional skills and promote their independence and financial self-sufficiency. As Mulki, a member of the Somali Refugee Community, explains, "After this class, participants will sell the clothes and will be able to buy more food and support their families. They will also buy more equipment to expand their business."
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, high school students Kennedy, Romoke, Arlene, Lauren, and Hannah 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.
Peace of Mind for the girls of Nepal The Hope Home rescues girls from dire circumstances and gives them an opportunity to receive an education and a life they would never have access to in the poor conditions they came from in the Himalayas. Upon visiting Nepal and spending time with these girls, I felt inspired to use my platform as a female entrepreneur, a privilege as an American woman,  to support and bring awareness to this crisis. $610 pays for one year of education, so I made the goal $18,300 to support all 30 girls there.
Donating for Water - Giving Life to Humanity In Pakistan, diarrhoea is the leading cause of infant and child deaths. Unfortunately, Sindh leads with both the highest number of cases of diarrhoea as well as the highest number of deaths of under-five (101 per 1,000), according to the study conducted by Aga Khan University Hospital.  The situation is even worse in the rural areas of the country where 88 percent of the population lacks access to safe drinking water.
Mental Health Education for 200 Girls in Ghana This project will provide 200 school-aged adolescent girls in three underserved communities in Ghana with mental health education and support through basketball participation and capacity building workshops.
Train new health workers in Ethiopia: Save lives! This project supports the training of community nursing students in Ethiopia's Alkan Health Science College. Originating from rural communities, the nursing students will complete a 36-month program at Alkan's Dessie campus in the rural highlands of the Amhara region. As they are motivated to return to their remote, mountainous communities after graduating, these individuals will be increasing access to primary health care services for families who struggle to see a health worker.
Community Empowerment for Guatemalans & Kenyans GRACE Cares partner's Community Finance Guatemala (CFG) and the Watha Project in Kenya want to implement community empowerment projects in their under-served communities. CFG's goal is to build resilience in the Kakchiquel Maya community by donating 5 chicks to each family, providing seeds and home gardening skills, and resilience-based goal setting education. The Watha Project, working with village elders, will construct a new well to provide clean and safe water to hundreds of Watha.