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Time Sensitive: Ending Human/Elephant Conflicts Not only is poaching a serious problem threatening the future of elephants, but the rise in human-elephant conflict is increasing the peril elephants face. If we don't act quickly, Myanmar's elephants could face cruelty or death, and countless humans could lose their livelihoods, their homes, and their lives by human-elephant conflicts.
Provision of Sanitation for a Village in Nepal Gimdi is a village 45 miles south of Kathmandu and has a population of 2500 people over a 25km area and only one toilet. Our aim is to provide 70 long drop toilets, providing safe clean sanitation to the villagers enhancing the safety of vulnerable adults, young girls and boys and as an end result providing fertiliser for sustainable crop growth. Health, Welfare and safety of vulnerable adults and children are a major concern and with this project we can make a difference.
Livestock for 300 Orphan Families in Zimbabwe This project will provide funds to purchase goats, chickens, sheep, pigs, and/or rabbits for children affected/infected by AIDS.  The children and guardians will receive training in husbandry and basic veterinary skills,  and seeds for gardens.  This medium and long-term sustainable program will benefit over 1500 children and 300 guardians.
Support Female Entrepreneurs in Palestine Provide Palestinian female entrepreneurs from marginalized communities with training in the business and personal skills required to launch and sustain a commercial business. Through increased self-confidence and financial independence, women will empower themselves and their families to break the cycle of poverty, advancing the position of women in their communities.
Nutritional Recovery for 70 children in Colombia This project will provide nutritional recovery services for 70 children with malnutrition residing in Medellín. They will receive medical, nutritional, psychological and social treatment for one year.
Story-telling cloth for Ebola Education In West Africa, textiles have traditionally served as a medium of communication, and a method of storytelling. GAIA VF has successfully developed a fabric design to promote knowledge of HPV and cervical cancer. We are now working on distributing a cloth design that would help health workers educate the population about Ebola symptoms and how to protect against the virus' spread. The cloth will be distributed to health workers in Ebola-affected countries, and used to raise awareness.
Help children to get their own living place We make an appeal to help our children to get a new house which provides all required facilities stipulated by the Government of Puducherry. Now we have been living in rented buildings. We face the hardship of increased rent every year. Huge payment of rent takes away all our resources nevertheless the maintenance of the building. By shifting the place often, we need to make arrangements for the school, transportation, and change address in records. Hence we make an appeal to you!
Women's Education Fund in Sierra Leone To supplement costs for secondary and post-secondary education for women in Sierra Leone to prepare them for gainful employment and constructive participation in the nation's development
Diapers Needed for COVID-19 Recovery in Texas Many San Antonio citizens work in the travel and hospitality sectors, often one paycheck away from financial ruin.   TXDB is seeing significant increases of families unable to afford diapers, wipes, period products, and incontinence supplies. Requests for basic healthcare supplies will skyrocket as ripple effects of shutdowns and layoffs are felt.    To meet the expected upsurge in demand, TXDB needs to replenish stock immediately, meaning buying directly from manufacturers.
Education for 250 working children in Chiapas We will enroll 250 Mayan working children in school. We will also implement educational activities which complement their schooling, reinforcing their confidence in learning, and explaining what their rights are and how they are entitled to be treated at school, at home, and by society. We will accompany children and families in any case of violence or other abuse to ensure the issue is addressed by the authorities, securing specialist psychological, medical or legal support where necessary.
Plant trees & Solar energy to restore globalwarmin Preserving the tree is an obligation for everyone without exception, one tree will absorb approximately a ton of carbon dioxide during the course of its life cycle. Tree planting can restore global warming. Bring awareness to children. Protect the planet for our children and grand children.
Special Education of Hearing Impaired Children Ashray Akruti is a registered NGO working since 1996, to improve the lives of people with disability and marginalized sections of society. The organisation strongly believes in the potential of persons with disability and envisions a society where people with disability lead a life of dignity as equal citizens with equitable access to opportunities and services.It's belief in 'rights' based approach to development, are rooted in the principles of Transparency,empowerment and accountability.
Personal development to 750  pupils in Madagascar Ank'Izy plans to bring personal development to 750 disadvantages pupils in Madagascar. This will be done through ludic activities and also by giving support to these  children  (school supplies and food).
Support green incubator for 250 youth in Senegal To tackle youth economic vulnerability,  in the rural area of Ross Bethio (Saint-Louis, Senegal), Association Jeunesse Espoir is setting up a green agricultural incubator for the training, the coaching and the formalization of 250 young boys' and girls' startups in different agricultural sectors. This incubation is also intended to provide an effective response against illegal emigration of young people to Europe and rural exodus to urban areas so that the  latter can succeed on their own land.
Give Young Women Purpose, Vision & Hope Planning Your Life Series is the heart of Seed of Hope Foundation. It is an intensive course in which students participate in a discovery process to identify their goals, brainstorm with other students, visit small businesses in the community, learn about finances, business etiquette, business planning and self-esteem, and create a solid action plan. The program ends with a presentation by each student of their goals to family, friends, community persons, & Seed of Hope Board Members.
Support for 150 Sexually Exploited Women in Nepal Raksha Nepal is dedicated to protecting women who were sexually exploited by the vulnerability of their employment. Raksha Nepal going to helps at least 150 women and girls who are working in so-called entertainment sector(Dance,massage parlor, Cabin restaurant) through skill training's (Swing Cutting, Beauty Parlor, Driving, Cookeries and Handy craft).Raksha aiming escape to women and girls from this dangerous and abusive industry and establish a safe and secure future through skill training's.
The little school that's teaching a whole village. In the village of Mankhu, there is a small primary school. It's not very good and too many children drop out of school early. At Her Farm (see project #9523) we're working to keep kids in school by offering a before and after school program that helps with homework and teaches them English as well. We also started day-care and early childhood education so that women no longer have to take their children with them in the fields while they work. We educate, we feed the children good meals.
Providing education to 700 children in Aligarh To Provide education for the out of school children in the age-group  6-14 years through  Non-formal Education residing in urban slums of Aligarh, India
Hong Kong Pride Parade The Hong Kong Pride Parade promotes equal rights for and anti-discrimination against the LGBT community. By showing the different faces of our community, it facilitates respect for diversity in the society. We host the annual parade in the busiest streets of Hong Kong, along with mass assemblies at both the commencement and conclusion venues of the parade. This parade is the largest event in Hong Kong advocating for equal rights for the LGBT community.
Protect  Hawaii's Last Lowland Native Rainforest Forests are the earth's most important resource; and one acre of forest is lost every second! Our primary project focuses on intensive restoration for the preservation of Keau'ohana State Forest Reserve, the largest and most intact lowland native rainforest remaining (< 1,000ft ) in the State of Hawai'i. This restoration site serves as a living classroom for many community members/student groups to learn about vegetation issues and sustainable solutions to Hawaii's environment at large.
Investigative Report on a Persecuted Community Movement for Solidarity and Peace (MSP) in Pakistan supports vulnerable groups, especially religious and ethnic minorities in Pakistan, primarily by researching human rights violations. By disseminating the resulting reports to Pakistani and US stakeholders, MSP hopes to enable all individuals and communities in Pakistan to live with dignity, security and guaranteed human rights.
Support Education for Street Children in Ghana Give street children with learning difficulties a chance to receive education at their own level. SAP wants to add practical lessons to the programme to prepare these children for job training.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Ashley, Rafaela, Tessa, and Matthew 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.
Socio Professional Insertion of the Girl Youth The female sex remains the most socio economically underprivileged. Bearing in mind that the genesis and the bed of these ills have a long lasting relationship with unemployment, poverty, and illiteracy, the NYDO is concentrating some efforts on the socio professional insertion of this sex with special attention to the youth bracket. This bearing in mind that the female remain the most highly venerable age group for diverse reasons ranging from social, economic, biological, psychological etc.
Build a cattery for 300 abandoned cats and kittens Every day numerous homeless cats and kittens are injured in and around Chennai. If uncared for, these unfortunate animals often face starvation and, later, succumb to diseases and death. Our present cattery urgently needs to be renovated and expanded to take in more animals and to make their lives safe and comfortable. At present, we have  75 adult cats in the cattery and everyday new ones are being taken in. On an average, we have about 100 kittens that are rescued from the streets.
Clean Water & Sanitation for Kenyan Primary School In 2011, the Horn of Africa experienced one of the most severe droughts in over 60 years. KRA works with communities throughout Kenya to provide technologies that will increase their resiliency to the effects of climate change and drought. Matuiku Primary School has no running water and substandard sanitation facilities. By providing a rainwater storage tank, farm pond with drip irrigation, improved latrines, and capacity building this project will improve the health and education of 137 pupils.
Fight for Peace Sports & Education Centre Fight for Peace Sports & Education Centre in Brazilian Favela provides real alternatives to violence, crime and the drug trade to youth through sports, education and access to the formal job market.
Help Build a Science Laboratory in Rural Liberia The Gorblee Science laboratory project is being constructed as the only regional lab to help prepare rural junior and senior high school students. Our goal is to empower the school with a fully equipped shared regional lab to prepare students in science courses (biology, physics and chemistry) needed to obtain their school diploma. In Liberia, over 80% of schools have no functional laboratories making it very difficult to succeed in the learning.
Heal & Empower Sexually Exploited Girls in Uganda Zion Project runs an After-Care Home in Gulu,Uganda for little girls rescued from sexual exploitation/trafficking and a Women's Counseling Center & Employment Program, which offers counseling and jewelry making for women escaping forced prostitution
New Livelihoods for 150 Artisans in East-Timor Rural communities (70% of the population) are trapped in poverty. Empreza Diak to help in reviving traditional carving, weaving and pottery and turning them into income generation activities, contributing to the country's inclusive development. Your donation funds:  tools  product development  mentoring  and access to market to 150 rural artisans (75% women) East-Timor is a post-conflict democracy, rebuilding since 2002 after centuries of colonization and violent occupation.
Back to School.  600 vulnerable children- Without school stationary, school clothes and money to pay school fees these 600 children will not be able to continue schooling and will become street children without a future. If they are assisted they will be able to built a future for themselves and be able to break the circle of poverty that they are in.
HEALTHY MOTHERS AND HEALTHY BABIES IN BANGLADESH Micronutrients for pregnant and nursing mothers and babies, valued at $191,653 for 2018 and $309,974 for 2019 are received free of cost from Vitamin Angels of the USA and distributed to the poor free of cost.  64 young women and men from PEP's 1,666 village working area spend 25% of their time in distributing the medicines and educating the local population. In 2018, PEP provides the same micronutrients to 23 partner NGOs to distribute in their areas; in 2019 this will increase to 38.
Support Pakistan Women Aiding Flood Survivors International aid is slow to reach survivors of the floods in Pakistan. But you can make an IMMEDIATE impact: MADRE has allies on the ground NOW providing vital supplies and food.
Cumbria Talented Athlete Fund The Cumbria Talented Athlete Fund supports talented athletes from across the rurally isolated county of Cumbria, to help them reach their potential in their chosen sport. The fund provides grants to amateur athletes to help towards training and competition costs. Given the large distances needing to be travelled by athletes competing at regional level or above, this fund provides a essential support to ensure that Cumbria remains well represented on the national and international sporting stage
Kids with disabilities: catch them young! Latika Roy Foundation's Early Intervention Centre (EIC) is for very young children with developmental delays. The earlier we start working with children, the better they do. At EIC we work with children from birth to six and their families. We encourage their overall development, enhance their abilities to the full and help them circumvent their disability. All our programs are activity-based, with the emphasis on learning through play.
Leadership skills training for 100 Nigerian youth. This project provides 3 days leadership training to 100 in & out of school youth in 5 different batches in north central Nigeria.
Myanmar Emergency Relief In the wake of the devastating Myanmar cyclone disaster, RI is providing life-saving medical care to thousands of survivors and helping to contain the rapid spread of infectious disease.
SUPPORT 5 ELDERLY  CAREGIVERS TO 20 HIV+CHILDREN This project aims to support 5 elderly care givers looking after 20 HIV+ children. These households are both socially and economical vulnerable since the community pays less attention to their needs, yet they most often lack sources of livelihood. To make matters worse such caregivers have lost their children to HIV/AIDS! They are left with a burden of looking after orphans,(many of them are HIV positives). Caregivers in Lyantonde will be supported with clothes,bedings,utensils and small houses.
Rebuilding Fund for Rural Dalit Women of Nepal A devastating earthquake has struck Nepal-and the epicenter is in Gorkha, where EDWON has long been working with the most impoverished women.  Villages have been leveled and people have lost everything.  EDWON, a human rights organization, is working at the grassroots with women of the "lowest" castes--who are profoundly discriminated against--even in disaster relief.   EDWON is channeling desperately needed help to the community through our long established Dalit women's groups.
Train up 10 refugee aid projects for better impact Campfire Innovation is helping the helpers. We bring visibility to the work of passionate and innovative people helping refugees in Greece. We mapped 100+ teams across Greece serving 5000+ refugees. For them, we created the Impact Platform: an easy online tool to track their impact. We provide it for free along with free training and ongoing support.  You can help us train 10 inspiring groups on how to tell the story of their impact and meaningful work through data and connect to supporters.
Responding to the Refugee Crisis in Europe International Medical Corps is working to respond to the significant amount of need created by the current refugee crisis in Europe. UNHCR estimates that more than 1,000,000 refugees from Syria-as well as from other conflict-ridden places such as Iraq and Afghanistan-traversed the Mediterranean Sea to reach Europe in 2015. Since January 1, 2016,  more than 300,000 refugees and migrants from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq and other nations have reached Europe by sea.
Organic Urban Agriculture in Ecuador - UVA/NCSU This project aims to build greenhouses for schools outside Quito, Ecuador to promote student nutrition and bring in additional income for the community.
Creating school farms to fuel education in Haiti The project will create a school farm (gardens, chickens) to help feed students in a K-6 school in rural Labiche, Haiti.  Providing food to the 105 students, all from desperate living conditions, is essential to their learning.  The farm will reduce food costs, offer hands on learning, and provide economic benefits both in the construction and maintenance of the facility.  Fencing, coops, soil enhancement, fruit trees, seeds as well as labor are accounted for in the funding request.  Thank you.
Oklahoma Tornado Relief Fund A tornado, perhaps a mile wide, caused massive destruction in Moore, OK, a suburb outside of Oklahoma City. This fund will provide emergency supplies and relief to victims as well as fund longer-term rebuilding and recovery efforts, supporting organizations like Save the Children, Do Your Part, Kids in Distressed Situations (KIDS), and others responding to the disaster.
Food and Education for children in slums of India 12.7 Million Indian children are currently working as child labor to supplement their family income. RIGHT NOW will break this viscous cycle by providing quality,modern education and nutritious foods to the children and vocational training in making handicrafts and e-commerce to the mothers, thereby stopping them from sending their children to work from as young as 7 years old ! Good food and computer based learning for children will be key elements of RIGHT NOW along with e-learning for mothers
Be a changemaker for the forgotten of Central Asia Salem Social Village is a unique place in Kazakhstan where hearts and minds are challenged to bring lasting change to the forgotten people of Central Asia who battle addiction, poverty and social stigmas. We train and empower future leaders, provide practical support to frontline charities, and offer volunteer opportunities within disadvantaged communities. As we invest in people, we regularly see attitudes shift as they become changemakers. You too can be a changemaker by donating to us!
School Market Gardens Nomadic children must live at school; but Niger schools often have no food to nourish their bodies and minds. School market gardens provide that nourishment, increasing enrollments.
COVID-19 FOOD DONATIONS CAMPAIGN IN NIGERIA In many slums in Nigeria, millions of people who are affected by the over 2 months lockdown may not have been reached with the palliatives shared by the government for several reasons. One of them is that there is no access roads to where they live and were not captured in the Social Investment Program of the Federal Government. By this project, we wish to raise funds to enable us distribute food items, such as: rice, garri, yams, etc to 100 of such families selected from Imo State and the FCT.
Malnutrition Prevention through Food Fortification To support the  local production of fortified children’s food for pregnant and lactating women and children under five in Zambia's rural and peri-urban areas.
Books Not Babies! Ana got pregnant for the first time when she was 17. She lost the baby 7 months into her pregnancy, and a year later became pregnant again. This time she lost the baby and her own life. This story is too common in Palawan, Philippines, where reproductive health services and information are unavailable to girls like Ana. We want to educate girls about their bodies and health and provide access to free, high-quality services so they are empowered, healthy and in school.
Help 50 Young Leaders from US & Korea Join KASC! The Korea-America Student Conference (KASC) is student-led, academic and cultural exchange program that builds closer ties between young leaders in both countries. With rising tensions across the Pacific, the importance of a strong US-Korea relationship cannot be overstated. KASC addresses the need for cooperation and understanding between the two nations by bringing together 25 American and 25 Korean students every year for the month of July, building trust among the youth on a grassroots level
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Abdullah, Kamran, Shayan, Colin, and Rayyan 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.
JUCONI Football Club JUCONI has worked with 200 youth since July 2014 using sport as a tool to teach life skills. To keep kids inspired JUCONI wants to use new uniforms and bi-weekly friendly matches to promote teamwork. The youth will have a unique experience as training and games will enable them to feel like a football academy with goals to strive for. 45 youth will receive new jerseys and equipment to take their skills to the next level as part of a 12 week program with JUCONIs psychologist and one volunteer.
Help our Divas find their DREAMS! We are SUPER excited to share with you our Diva Dream Academy!  This will be a 6 month course hosted to our Divas who have maintained housing for 6 months. This program will provide life changing skills and motivation needed to live a positive and productive life. We will have 2 trainers providing impactful courses to help our Divas discover their dreams! It's time to change the mindset to end homelessness for GOOD! Help us give these ladies a real platform for success!
Create a fund to make microloans to women Poverty2Prosperity.org is a microfinance non-profit that would like establish a loan fund for women around the world. 70% of women and their families are living in poverty. There are good reasons to loan to women who do not have access to traditional credit. Repayment rates for microloans made to women are higher than men.  They also contribute larger portions of their income to household consumption than their male counterparts. Working women are more likely to educate their daughters than men