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Give Trafficked Girls a New Future in Cambodia The Dream Home provides girls ages 13-18, rescued from sex trafficking a safe, loving place to live and the aftercare restoration necessary to realize a hopeful new future, one built on her dreams.
Each girl receives personalized care to heal from her past and provide opportunities for her future.  A girl who finds her home here finds a new beginning. She finds hope, with holistic trauma therapy, medical care, life skills training and sustainable career skills, she finds a dream for her future.
Help Provide Hay for 82 Rescue Horses in the US This project will provide 82 rescue horses with quality hay for one month.  Many of the horses at  The Foxie G Foundation come to us from neglect situations or have been saved from being slaughtered in Mexico and Canada. With good care and  nutrition, most are able to be placed in loving, adoptive homes.  Horses that can not be adopted live out their days on our farm in a sanctuary setting.
Mitigating of Child marriage vice in Uganda The project aims to contribute towards mitigating the vice of child or early marriages & its negative consequences through effective grassroots intervention activities. In Uganda whose demographics is largely composed of a relatively young population (75%), the rising tendencies towards child marriage poses grave concerns. The project therefore proposes to engage in curbing the vice by systematically carrying out a number of activities at the grassroots community level & monitor effectiveness.
Native American Women: Voices from the Margin Native American women experience the highest rate of violence of any group in the United States. 75% will experience some type of sexual abuse in their lifetime. Teenage Native American girls are twice as likely to be victims of physical and sexual abuse than the general population. Help 3 Generations record and share the stories of courageous Native American survivors, raise awareness of the rampant physical and sexual violence against them and demand change.
Garage run by female car mechanics in Nairobi slum We offer every year 30 girls from the Mathare slums in Nairobi/Kenya the chance to study car mechanics. A profession that empowers and secures these young women with a job and an economically independent future outside the slums. Safe Spaces has lengthy experience in offering this 2 year vocational training. It is now time to open our own garage, where these girls can be educated, do their internships and grow. For Safe Spaces it means becoming less dependent on funding over time.
Glenwood Springs Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Luisa, Maya, Helen, Alicia, and Kenna from Glenwood Springs 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.
Provide fuel Saving stove & plant to 400 families This project will provide 400 woodfuel saving stoves & 3000 plant the community to carry out the fuel saving & forestation activities on individual & group basis at local levels & improve enviornment.
Child Care to 25 orphans and vulnerables in uganda This project will provide child care support to   25 Orphans and vulnerable children (disabled, Hiv/AIDs victims, abandoned, streetchildren, and orphans) the fundraiser will provide tuition sponsorship to these children, provide meals for the children(breakfast and lunch, buy scholastic materials(books,pens and pencils) this means that the children will be able to acquire education. Many of these children in our child care are disadvantaged and cant acquire education becuase they cannot afford.
Children's Health Wellness Center To provide free wellness checks to children ages 0 to 12 in local area near the proposed hospital. No children's hospitals in the area. We will first target local partner orphanages/special needs and community primary schools. This programme will be delivered in two phases:  1. Pediatric 1st Aid Training - including identifying primary and secondary illness 2. General wellness check-up (Eyes, Oral/dental care, pre-malaria, Healthy eating, etc. 3. Build a Wellness Center (interim)
Promoting social inclusion and fighting terrorism The recent terrorist attacks in Paris remind us how important it is to promote tolerance and fight obscurantism. One of the root causes of such acts of violence is social exclusion in underpriviledged neighborhoods. Education is a powerful leverage for social change.  Today, PL4Y International intends to launch a sport based project to help children learn tolerance, empathy and develop life skills in 10 districts in the Paris region where poverty and social exclusion is strong.
Girl 2 Girl Program 4 At-Risk Middle School Girls At Girl 2 Girl,  we cultivate the next generation of strong, enthusiastic female leaders! In twice-weekly workshops, girls ages 11-14 use artistic exploration to understand the world and themselves.
Support Literacy in Rehoboth Beach This project will provide continued support to the Rehoboth Beach Public Library.  Located a few blocks away from the beach in downtown Rehoboth, the library provides residents and out-of-town visitors with access to a plethora of reading materials, technological services, and programs for adults and children.  The donations we receive help us to expand our collections, hire performers for our special events, and keep the building operating.
Brittany Hochevar/TTG reducing toxic exposures Teens Turning Green is a teen led campaign to inspire, inform and empower teens to eliminate toxic exposures from their daily lives, schools, and communities.
Mercy Corps Responds to Hurricane Florence In the wake of Hurricane Florence, one of the strongest storms of the year, Mercy Corps has team members on the ground in North Carolina to assess the damage from the storm and determine the biggest needs of the hardest-hit communities.
The Cameroon crisis:  forced to flee and pregnant. According to the UN humanitarian agency, ongoing violence in Cameroon's North West and South West Regions has created a fast-growing humanitarian emergency. The crisis has created some 1.9 million Internally Displaced People, a 15-fold increase since 2017. Among them are pregnant women, some of whom have suffered horrific sexual violence. The aim of this project is to help cover prenatal healthcare costs and childbirth for 250 displaced pregnant women in two cities, Bamenda and Yaounde.
Solar Lamp for Students Education in Bangladesh The aim of the project is to provide solar lamps among the Sundarbans coastal students of Bangladesh. Most of the coastal villages of Bangladesh is non-electrified and people here live below poverty level. They are unable to buy kerosene regularly so they remain in dark at night. As a result student's education gets hampered for the lack of electricity which lead to increase the number of dropouts. But one single solar lamp can change a student's  entire life.
Provide 150 at-risk students with computers in TX Katherine Anne Porter School, a Title 1 (high poverty) charter high school in Wimberley, Texas, will provide 150 Chromebooks to their majority at-risk, economically disadvantaged student population that does not otherwise have access to computers.  We believe that technology should not be elitist and only available to those who can afford it - every student deserves to have the tools and experience that will help them compete and succeed in life after graduation.
Disability Sports for Laos The Laos Disabled People's Association is the country's leading advocate for People with Disability - but it still has no program to support sports for PWD. Laos is a nation that loves sporting activities, so we believe that by lifting opportunities for PWD to become physically active, we can build bridges that will help overcome stigma associated with disability. Wheelchair basketball is a great way to pilot the project, as it is an exciting sport and the LDPA has run successful clinics before.
Education on the Streets Program Childhope's Outreach and Protection/Education on the Streets provides counseling and non-formal education among street children in 20 areas in Metro Manila through our 31 Street Educators. Our Street Educators, either social workers or teachers, provide the street children with direct access to basic social services such as counseling, alternative basic education, basic literacy and numeracy, health care, recreation and referral services that leads them towards a better life off on the streets.
Provide crucial care to 15 AIDS patients in Ghana HardtHaven Children's Home newest outreach program will provide life saving care and medication to 15 late stage AIDS patients in Ghana. By providing access to top of the line medical care and medication that is currently unavailable to these AIDS patients, we aim to dramatically extend and improve the quality of life for these 15 adolescents and adults.
Post-Secondary Education for Students in Tanzania This project builds on our prior success with supporting youth in accessing secondary education. Our expanded goal is to provide support to students who are pursuing post-secondary education (i.e., high school, vocational training, diploma and certificate programs, and university). We are seeking to ensure that education doesn't end with secondary school for successful and aspiring Tanzanian youth. Help us add more doctors, engineers, nurses, teachers, economists and more to Tanzania.
Giving Our Neighbors in Haiti a Hand-up to Peace Helping families in Haiti to overcome the current crisis in their country by learning to grow enough food to feed their families, prevent disease, generate income and solve problems peacefully.
Ndihmojme vullnetaret kunder COVID-19 Numerous volunteers have joined the fight against COVID19, serving the country in these hard times of pandemic entirely on a voluntary basis. But the conditions in which they are operating are unfortunately not at all satisfactory and safe; lack of essential hygienic materials, food meals, sleeping spaces for volunteers from other cities engaged in Prishtina, etc., make their mission more difficult. Let's help the volunteers by donating to this fund!
Food Rescue for Hunger, New Food Bank in Mexico Alimento Para Todos (APT) is an institution with more than 24 years and has a new mission, install a food bank in Tultitlan, Estado de Mexico that allows to recover, store and dignify food and other goods to continue supporting a vulnerable population with the aim of ensuring access to food through the weekly delivery of food packages and food orientation.
Lunch for 50 underprivileged youngsters of Flacq The beneficiaries are young school dropouts aged between 16 to 19 from poor families . We propose them an academic and technical training with internships in the hotel around so that they become professional in their chosen field which will help them financially and they would be able to support their families and integrate the society easily. To motivate those youngsters we offer them a lunch and school mateirals at the MFRE, as most of those youngsters' family cannot meet their basic needs .
Livelihood Project: supporting poor Women in Ghana This project targets a group of small business owning women with low incomes. It offers the opportunity of gaining a sustainable source of income by providing participants with low-interest loans that are unattainable through the banks here in Ghana. In addition, the women are provided with basic business training to help them make the most of their loans. This project supports the economic participation of women, promotes gender equality, and improves the economic welfare of women in Ghana.
A bathroom for Santi Santi's family does not have a bathroom. The nights and early mornings in the Popocatepetl Volcano area are very cold. Santi cannot have a warm bath before going to school and has to use an outhouse when going to the toilet. Help us build this families a bathroom (with sink, shower and toilet), a rainwater collection system, a solar water heater and a biodigestor for turning waste into compost.
Inspire 60 Girls in West Baltimore Thru Mentoring We Inspire Girls to Embrace a 'Life of Promise' through long term one-on-one, group and peer mentoring relationships for 60 middle school girls in Baltimore City through after school programming and youth development activities that focus on the "total" girl - social, academic, spiritual, physical, emotional, relational, behavioral, etc.
Strengthening indigenous girls rights in Oaxaca With your support you can help girls and young women from the indigenous communities of the Oaxaca, Mexico a region with high migration rates. We want to increase their empowerment skills so they can know their rights in order to prevent situations of gender violence, trafficking and sexual exploitation since childhood.
Give street children in Burundi a future Our aim is to develop a new generation of leaders for Burundi through spiritual, cultural & socio-economic revival. We believe that children are the future and hope for Burundi. Our vision is to see every child & young person given the opportunities & chances they need to live a normal life. We conduct a wide range of programmes including leadership training, assistance to street children, health programs, skills training, and campaigning to raise awareness about the issues young people face.
USD 10 educates a child for a year in South Sudan Charity and Empowerment Foundation (CEF) supports children in rural villages of South Sudan to access primary education through the supply of exercise books, mathematical sets, pens, pencils, schoolbags, chalkboards, and chalks. Through the supply of exercise books, mathematical sets, pens, pencils, schoolbags, chalkboards, and chalks, we are helping 10,000 children from 50 primary schools in Jonglei and Northern Bahr El Ghazal to achieve their dream of bright future.
Haiti Hurricane Relief Project Hurricane Matthew has caused severe flooding and damage in parts of the Northern Caribbean. Our partner in Haiti has assessed the damage in the areas where their existing projects operate, including an orphanage and two schools. People are still sheltering in the schools. The initial focus of the relief work will be on supporting the displaced and repairing damage to homes. Donations will help to provide emergency supplies such as food, water, and the materials needed for repairs.
Resilient Oklahoma & Rebuild Moore Between May 18 and June 2, 2013, a series of destructive tornadoes swept through central Oklahoma, killing more than 50 people, injuring hundreds more and damaging or destroying over 10,000 homes.  Working with a network of local authorities, building professionals and universities, Architecture for Humanity is engaging with the affected communities in their long-term efforts to rebuild permanently and more resiliently.
Atlas Corps Middle East and Africa This is a special scholarship campaign for donors to invest directly in Atlas Corps Fellows from the Middle East and Africa. Donations made to this campaign will support Fellow stipends, health insurance, plane tickets, training costs, and end of service awards for Fellows from these regions.   While you may donate once (of course!), we ask that you become a monthly donor to this campaign and to get to know the leaders over the course of the year from Africa and the Middle East.
Child Abuse Must Be Stopped -Uganda Luuka County Luuka District in Uganda in one area where child abuse, violation of child rights, sexual harassment, mental and physical violence are very high. This fund will therefore help in promoting child rights and reducing all forms of child abuse and violation and protecting children from abuse. 

1,500 in and out of school children will benefit from this project in year one.
4,000 both community members, primary school teachers and Head teachers will also be made aware of child rights.
Appeal for Victims of Abruzzo Earthquake Slow Food has launched an international fundraising effort to assist the victims of the Abruzzo earthquake.
One toilet for one poor family in Pakistan Recently, a UNICEF warning announced that an alarming 41 million people in Pakistan lack access to adequate toilets; forcing them especially women and children to defecate in public and making these groups most vulnerable to diseases and safety.   Construction of the soak-pit toilets for the most deserving families who are unable to construct it by their own will be the priority of AWARD in 3 suffering districts Faisalabad, Muzaffargarh and Toba Tek Singh.
Equip, Mentor and Empower Kenyan Youth in 2020 In the year immediately after high school where young people await their examination results and subsequent eligibility for continuing education, most Kenyan youths are idle therefore there is an increased likelihood for them being lured into high-risk activities & unhealthy relationships. This project will promote their sustainable development by equipping them with skills training & mentorship to increase employment & income-earning potential for long-lasting economic self-sufficiency.
Empowering Turkmen communities throughout Eurasia The democracy requires active participation of citizens. The media should keep citizens engaged in the business of governance by informing them. However, media remains underdeveloped in most Eurasian countries where Turkmens reside, while ethnic minorities are also marginalized in several countries of the region. The project of the Foundation for Educational and Media Initiatives will inform millions of Turkmens in Eurasia about democratic values through media outlets in the Turkmen language.
Ekuri Initiative This project focuses on the conservation and sustainable management of the Ekuri Community forests.
Bikes for village Girls We are giving rural poor village girls bicycles to help them get to school this September 2018. These girl-children walk one or more hours to and from schools. At times, these long distances often keep them from attending regularly. This get them tired and sleeping in schools. Since they are always the target for raping, trafficking, abuses, etc, protection and safeties is another reason why bikes should be given to young girls bikes, Bicycles are the first simple answer to access education.
Keep Balinese Alive for Tomorrow's Children The Balinese language underpins the unique culture of Bali. In some parts of Bali the language is still alive, but island-wide the Balinese Cultural Agency said that only 25% of Balinese can still speak the language. We are trying to reverse the decline while there is still a solid base of speakers with a Balinese cultural wiki, named as the 2018 International Linguapax Award winner. We need your help to take the wiki to the next level. Together we can save this language for tomorrow's children.
The Nobelity Project's Kenya Schools Fund The Kenya Schools Fund partners with communities across rural Kenya to build libraries, classrooms and water systems. Your support for 2013 projects will help build classrooms for the 5th and 6th grade at Mutaki Primary, and needed facilities at other schools. Completed projects include Mahiga Hope High and primary school, Simbara Secondary, Mogaka and Daaba Primary, new water systems at Bondeni, Amboni, Daaba and Honi schools, and 12 school libraries
Nepalese Children need Schooling and Housing This project will help Nepalese Bon children and youth, who are orphans or poor, by providing housing, food and primary through post- secondary education.  A minority group, many  Bon children live in poverty and have no access to education. The  Bon Center in northern India houses, feeds and provides education to hundreds of Bon children and youth, giving them an opportunity for a better life.
Needs of Destitute Home Destitute Home For Children of age group 06-18 we are running from 2002.Home is running from Permission of State Government.Children are getting all the facilities like Food,Shelter,Cloth and Educational Material with facility of School we Provide them.Destitute children are comes from poor family in Home.we Provide them all facilities and make them a self Reliant in their life.200 Children are living in home.
Nepal Children's Homes Long Term Impact These homes are a refuge. The children are provided for in a country where there is so much poverty, uncertainty and concern about the future. They are safe to grow up in an environment of care and learning.
Save 8000 mothers and children life in Congo DRC This project seek to train 140 traditional birth attendants who will be helping 8000 mothers who are living far away from clinics or health centers in eastern congo DRC to deliver safely.
Keepers of the Wild Keepers of the Wild Nature Park is a sanctuary set on 175 acres and is a safe haven to over 130 animals, of which 40 are classified as endangered or threatened under the Endangered Species Act. Our animals include a grizzly bear, 5 black bears, tigers, leopards, lions, primates, wolves, birds, reptiles, hoofstock, and a variety of indigenous wildlife. All were rescued from neglect, abandonment or abuse, and are now free to live their lives with dignity and freedom in expansive natural habitats.
Refuge & Rehab for Street Children in Bangladesh There are over 300,000 children living in the streets of Dhaka and many are being exposed to sexual trafficking, violence, organised crime, substance abuse, homelessness and malnutrition.  The Restless Beings Rehab Centre in Mohammadpur, Dhaka provides hundreds of children with safe accommodation, medical care, counselling, education, warm clothes and independence.  Help us continue to impact the lives of the most devastated and vulnerable street children in Dhaka by donating today!
Disaster Mitigation Institute (DMI) - India DMI is introducing long-term social security among vulnerable poor communities who are subject to repeated disasters, most recently in the Tsunami-affected Chennai region.
No walls 4 education! 3500 PC for Mexican students Help us break down the walls of inequality in Mexico that prevent a fair access to opportunities by providing personal computing to 3,500 students in La Paz, Baja California, Mexico who have been denied a proper education due to the lack of technology in vulnerable communities.
Help Teach Africa to Read About Edu Fun: Our mission is to improve English literacy. We teach learners in grades 2&3 at Diepsloot Combined School in the informal settlement of Diepsloot, South Africa. We had to get creative in 2020 to adapt to Covid guidelines. At first the schools were closed which meant children missed out on what was sometimes their only meal of the day. So we set up mini education hubs and provided children and their families with food as well as literacy lessons in their local communities.
Give a boy without arms basic human needs Talandira aboy born without arms now an Orphan after his mother died due to COVID19 left him without nothing to eat, wear, need health attentions, his eyes ussually itches a problem from birth he need much food every morning you can imagine once given food and he talks.
Hygiene Kits to Prevent COVID-19 in Nicaragua The recent COVID-19 outbreak has worsened the economic struggles of Managua  street vendors who put themselves at risk to earn a living and rely on a daily income to survive. This project will distribute hygiene kits and education resources to economically vulnerable street vendors to provide them with the necessary resources to face the current pandemic, as well as to increase the awareness on preventing the transmission of the virus.
Blanket them With Love -Flood&Cold Relief Thailand This RELIEF PROJECT aids both the needy flood victims with emergency life-packs (daily necessities e.g. dried foods) as well as victims who face imminent cold weather - by aiming to provide 1500 families with warm clothing / blankets to protect them from sicknesses due to chilly climate.