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Keepers of the Coast: 65000 km of coast to protect The "Keepers of the Coast" program aims to allow all citizens to effectively invest themselves in their region by protecting coastlines, ocean, and their right to enjoy them. Since 2008, Surfrider fight against attacks experienced by the European coastline. Support the Keepers of the Coast program to give our volunteers the resources to fight on equal terms.
Protecting Girls from Early and Forced Marriages The project will seek to build the capacities of girls in rural areas to seek education and health through conducting counselling sessions and livelihood support.  The project will further establish support clubs and conduct community meetings, small group and family centred discussions with tradition leaders, local based groups and families addressing social and traditional factors that exacerbate the practice of early and forced marriages among girls.
Beautiful Wrinkles: Support Elderly Widows Elohim Development Association is working to support a vulnerable elderly population in the community of Bombo, Uganda. During political conflict, these widows fled their land and are now destitute, living in dilapidated houses. Through the Beautiful Wrinkles Project, Elohim supports them with medical care, legal aid, and nutritional meals. Now the Beautiful Wrinkles Project strives to improve their poor living conditions by building 5 simple houses.
provide capital investment for a new business Provide capital for exciting new businesses - helping people to support themselves and their children into brighter futures.
Gifted Students Environmental Education Program The Zoo Bagrut High School Graduation Program allows highly gifted students from the 11th grade to participate in a sought-after and elite academic course presented at the Biblical Zoo and approved by the Israel Ministry of Education as a high school graduation credit. The goal of this program is to create the next generation of leadership in nature conservation by focusing on the exceptional students. Each year 15 participants from diverse backgrounds are selected to participate.
28000 trees/year to reforest Azuero Peninsula Pro Eco Azuero invites you to help expand our efforts to restore stream-side tropical dry forest habitat in Azuero. Last year, through the pandemic we were able to plant more than 5000 trees with 11 local cattle ranchers. Each year the demand from landowners for reforestation partnerships is growing. Riparian reforestation creates habitat for monkeys & other wildlife, connects existing forest, & enhances farm sustainability. Help make our yearly reforestation efforts a success!
Amar Seva Sangam's efforts to fight Covid 19. The spread of the Corona virus world over is causing unimaginable human losses. The halt of the spread of the virus is utmost important and a priority over every other need. This is particularly so in the case of Persons with Disabilities, who are very vulnerable due to poor immunity. Added to this, the precautionary measures introduced by the governments, though absolutely necessary, have put the PwDs into more hardships.
Sewing Sanitary Pads to create Livelihoods Support Many of us take for granted several things: 1) access to income generating activities to be able to provide for our families 2) female hygiene products available each month 3) even during our menstruation, we can stay in school and 4) the ability to dispose of our sanitary products in a way that doesn't compromise the health of our environment.  People in rural communities in South Africa do not have this luxury. Our Sewing project - focused on reusable sanitary pads addresses these needs.
Preserve Guatemalan Culture With Community Radio Nawal Estereo is Guatemala's first educational radio station to broadcast in a Mayan language. It is in danger of shutting down for lack of funding. YOU can help this tradition continue.
Just Be A Child - Library & Learning Centre Stevenage Rotary is helping local Charity, Just Be A Child, with costs for a seventh library and learning centre in S. Kenya. There is a proven need - due to lack of facilities in these remote areas - and benefits not just children, but also their families.  40,000 books go on each shipment, and are shared with schools, hospitals, orphanages - eventually these are rotated, thus providing new books at each location. Schools report a marked increase in literacy skills since libraries have opened.
Promoting Literacy at The SEED School The SEED School of Washington, D.C. seeks to foster literacy growth by providig students with leveled books that they can and want to read as well as individualized literacy instruction and support.
Help 100 talented kids affected by Cameroon crises The project will empower 100 talented or gifted children who have been badly affected and lost by the Anglophone conflict in cameroon through a contest, with 50 children coming from each of the two Anglophone regions.  The program will reduce the rate at which Children Associated with Armed Forces and Armed Groups (CAFAAG) are being recruited into the rebel groups and will foster soc-economic empowerment. 400 kids will be registered/trained and 100 selected for empowerment from the two regions.
Corona Virus (COVID19) Relief More than 25% of Pakistanis cannot afford to eat two times a day. As the country issues more stringent lockdown measures and forces people to stay home, many daily wage earners here - from street-food vendors to shoe-shiners - now haven't earned a rupee in weeks, and they're going hungry.
Help us respond to Hurricane Matthew in Haiti Hurricane Matthew struck Haiti with extreme force on Tuesday, October 4. High winds and heavy rainfall have led to life-threatening floods and landslides, causing damage to homes and roads. The Haitian people are now at even greater risk of illnesses like cholera and malaria. We have been in Haiti for more than 20 years and our 130 staff are responding now - but we need your help to reach as many people as possible with life-saving assistance.
Safe Shelter for 16 Children and Woman in Thailand The shelter home and education support program in Mae Chan consists of two sites. The Swimming Home shelters 14 children suffering from abandonment, abuse, or neglect; while the Ban Klang Na Shelter is the home for victims of human trafficking for the duration of rehabilitation and preparation for their return home. The children and woman receive shelter, protection, life skills development training, nutritious home made meals, family outreach services, and government school education.
Provide hygiene education to village in India This project will educate 250 children and caregivers in India, together, on life-saving hygiene practices such as hand washing, bathing, tooth brushing, and clean water collection & storage in efforts to facilitate co-learning and reinforcement of behavior change at home. Rights and responsibilities are central themes - emphasizing the importance of empowering children from a young age to take responsibility for their health and well-being.
Nutritional Food & Health Care for 200 Children Providing  Nutritional Food and Health Care Support for Remote Tribal and Poor children in western gate of palani Kodaikanal Hills.
Get 15,000 Kenyan children safely back to school Education has been on hold for thousands of Kenyan children since schools closed their doors in March 2020 as a result of the COVID-19 crisis.  As schools in Nairobi's informal settlements prepare to reopen in January 2021 without any government support, they need your help to create a safe space for children to return to learning.  Dignitas believes that all schools should be vibrant places for children to thrive and succeed so that no child is left behind!
Project Anti-Litter for 1000 students in Ghana Project anti-litter will engage and  educate 1000 elementary students in Greater Accra Region of Ghana on the issue of Litter and encourage them to take positive actions that will beautify their school compounds and community. The net result is to influence litterers to change their behaviors.
SINAL: Reforesting and Reconnecting with Nature Help us protect and restore the Atlantic Rainforest, one of the most biologically diverse and richest ecosystems in the world. Despite its importance to the people of Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, and millions of others, the forest is severely endangered, as only 12% of this precious rainforest remains. Our project aims to sustainably plant 10,000 native trees, restoring nutrients to degraded soil, and build a positive relationship between the forest and those who live within it.
Educate the Future Leaders of Sierra Leone An estimated 1 in 6 children - or 356 million globally - live in extreme poverty and 2/3 of those children live in sub-Saharan Africa (UNICEF, 2020). We are addressing this need by providing scholarships, books, uniforms, school meals, school and teaching supplies, updating classrooms, transportation, COVID-19 support, solar lights, and computer training. This helps children / youths complete their education and become future leaders in Sierra Leone.
Home away from home.....Support the old age person Ageing is a time of multiple illness and disabilities. The aged parents are now-a-days undergoing great difficulties and are always subjected to mental stress due to negligence made by their children. And as they become unproductive at that age, they don't have the basic needs of life like food and shelter. In this context, our Shakti organization has started managing an Old age Home since 2006 to provide food, shelter, clothing and medical aid to the destitute grandparents/ old age persons.
The kids kitchen: daily meals in the wake of Ebola The project will build a small kitchen to provide daily meals to the children of the We Are the Future kindergarten and primary school in Freetown, Sierra Leone. These children come from poor fishing communities where families have lost most of their income due to the Ebola outbreak that has devastated the country and its economy.
Survival of Animal Welfare Charity in Zimbabwe Mutare SPCA is the main provider of animal welfare in the Eastern province of Zimbabwe, home to +/- 1.5 million people. We find ourselves on the brink of closure due to the current economic crisis, at a time when our services for animals are most desperately needed. Our unemployment rate is 90%,  hence our donor base is eroded and exhausted. Our mission is the eradication of animal neglect and abuse through outreach to, and education of, our communities, working largely through schools.
Organic food & education for families in Rio slum This first phase of the project will provide organic food for 3 months to 100 low-income families from Vidigal, a favela slum in Rio de Janeiro, while they participate in workshops focused on organic agriculture, nutritional education, and health. This initiative will help boost the local economy with green jobs, disrupt current pesticide filled food supply chains, and improve the quality of life of the residents.
Help 5000 Nigerian Girls with Pad for Menstruation Sanitary pads assistance is about helping poor girls in our focus communities, Sogunro slum of Lagos state and ungwa hausa cable point Delta State of Nigeria with menstrual materials. They use all sorts of dirty materials to hold their menstrual flow because they cannot afford sanitary pads. Such materials like rags from dustbin is unhygienic and often gives them infection. We stock pads for their monthly collection and teach them how to make/take care of reusable pads which is cheaper for them
Flood relief for the people of Puducherry Puducherry has experienced 36.2 mm of rainfall in the month of November 2021 causing huge damage on houses and people living in low lying area were evacuated and accommodated in disaster relief shelters. Still efforts are made to clear water. The Meteorological Department forecast heavy rainfall in upcoming days.
A Ride for Hope Center Orphans This project to replace our 17-year-old vehicle will assure safe transportation for over 150 orphans and staff to medical appointments, boarding schools, and errands for supplies.  Currently, nearly every trip incurs a breakdown in rural and dangerous areas.
Housing for People Living w/ Mental Illness On any given night in the US there are over half a million people experiencing homelessness and 25%  are suffering from severe and persistent mental illness. Many rely on high-cost public services for their survival, and without support or options, end up cycling through hospital emergency rooms, detox centers, shelters & jails. The House of Healing offers a place of rest for those caught in the cycle. The home provides time for residents to heal with communal support before exiting to housing.
Emergency Fuel for Hurricane Laura Survivors Help Fund Relief Fund's team of disaster responders bring emergency fuel assistance to Louisiana and Texas, where Hurricane Laura made landfall as a powerful Category 4 storm on August 27th. Residents of Southwestern Louisiana especially experienced catastrophic conditions, including 150 mph winds, 9 ft storm surge, and up to 18 inches of rain. Roofs were torn off, homes were flooded, and at least 6 people were killed. Almost 900,000 people remain without power and fuel shortages are widespread.
Smiling Children Program Smiling Children Program, as one of the international program of CFPA, aims to address the hunger problem faced by children from indigent backgrounds in Ethiopia. By either provision of school meals or food distribution, the project is in an attempt to facilitate the well-being and development of children in hunger and developing countries' fulfilment of 'zero hunger' vision under United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The project management rate of CFPA is 10%
Protect 200 Families in Vietnam from Dengue Fever This project will protect 200 low income families in the outskirts of Hanoi from the dengue fever epidemic facing Vietnam. By providing households with dengue fever prevention packs ( mosquito net, repellent, insecticide spray, detergent) lives can be saved. The project also raises community awareness about dengue fever prevention and diagnosis via training, information sessions and leaflets. As a grassroots org TYM has daily contact with members & has the know how to implement this project.
Support prisoner's children through story-telling Pact works to reduce re-offending rates by helping to keep families together while a parent is imprisoned. The aim of 'Inside Stories' is to strengthen the bond between imprisoned parents and their children by sharing and reading a story book together. This gives prisoner's children a chance to spend quality time with their parent when they come to visit them. Around 200,000 children per year in the UK have to cope with the hidden sentence of imprisonment of a parent and they need your support
Supporting Siblings of Disabled Individuals This project will provide emotional and practical support to 1,000 siblings who have a disabled brother or sister. While support programs and services have been developed for individuals with I/ DD and their parents, supports for siblings have been limited.
20 Sewing Machines for Persons with Disabilities Sujawal is one of the poorest districts of Sindh with a high prevalence of persons with disabilities. With negligible job and educational opportunities, the majority of persons with disabilities remain in the vicious circle of poverty. NOWPDP aims to initiate its Skills Training Center at our Sujawal Campus with trades like Rickshaw Driving, Sewing, and Embroidery. For this center, we are urgently looking for donations to get 10 domestic and 10 industrial sewing machines.
Integral Heart Family - COVID Community Response The COVID-19 pandemic is making its mark in Guatemala. With still a low number of active cases, the President issued an order to close everything including our school with exceptions for essential government services, food production, supermarkets, pharmacies, and gas stations.  Our efforts to help keep this number low are outlined below. Your support will go directly to support the communities of our children and families who are most at risk in a country where the health system can barely cope
Treat Patients with Life-Saving Hepatitis B Meds Hepatitis B Free is a non government organization dedicated to working together towards a world free of hepatitis B. We raise awareness and improve access to immunisation, testing, treatment and care for hepatitis B in areas with limited resources.  We have active projects in New Guinea, Australia, Myanmar, Kiribati, and the DPRK and are developing additional projects in other countries in the Pacific.
Provide IT education to underserved young women This project aims to support the scholarship of 150 underserved young women in the field of Information Technology in Cambodia, Vietnam and the Philippines. Through PN's holistic education model, we aim to build their employment skills and entrepreneurial spirit. Our program does not only focus on technical aspects but it also encompasses soft skills training. Our objective is to have at least 90% of our students and their families escape poverty.
Train and Employ 16 Women to Report Climate Change Climate change devastates millions of people worldwide daily. Using a unique, action-based model, GPI will educate, employ and empower 16 women from affected regions in ethical, investigative journalism so they can take the lead in the climate change conversation. In turn, they’ll engage and empower readers locally and globally by telling authentic, image-driven stories about the impact of climate change on their communities via Climate Wire, GPI’s newest specialty reporting project.
STEAM Ahead - Preparing our kids for tomorrow STEAM Ahead is a new, national education program that couples interdisciplinary STEM education with real-world, problem-based learning.  Research shows that STEM-science, technology, engineering, and mathematics-skills are increasingly necessary in our knowledge-based economy. However, like science and technology, art and design are also poised to transform our economy, encouraging the kind of creativity that enables innovation. With this in mind, we have added art to transform STEM to STEAM.
Hair Comes Your Future Build self esteem in over 2000 at-risk students through beauty and barber services. Each student will receive one free full service every month for twelve months. Full service consist of shampoo massage, scalp conditioning treatments and a haircut/hairstyle.
vocational skills 400 childerns in2blocks in india The region is dry land with agricultural labours and marginalised community economical backword. There is large number of dropouts at 10th and 11th grade schooling. Need job oriented skills training for self supplemental and job placement.Manush has infrastructure for trainings and need equipments and running cost.
Self Defence for 700 young girls in Nagpur, India Our self-defence courses in Nagpur support women and girls in overcoming violent or precarious situations with strength and self-defence skills. Here, they learn the simple tricks and tips to respond proactively in a situation under which they are stalked, 'eve-teased', groped or face other forms of violence. Alone in 2019, 306 young girls gained the self-confidence to raise their voices against the harassment and injustice meted to them.  'Wenlido' courses are part of Prabodhini project.
Help stateless children receive an education The Seed of Hope Dorm, in Northern Thailand, boards 33+ children who wouldn't otherwise have access to education. We are seeking to build an education center that will nurture these students' educational pursuits.  The center will have a library to give them a love for reading, arts and crafts room where they will learn traditional crafts by their village elders so their heritage will not be forgotten.  It will also feature classrooms for students to study and be tutored.
Educate Girls and Boys in Rural Afghanistan Thanks to your generosity we met our initial project goal but there is more to do: additional desks, teacher and school liaison transportation to this rural site. The impact of your dollars is immediate. In September, students at this village school were able to experience 4 new classrooms. A year ago these students sat on the floor and now they have desks , chalkboards and class room additions. As new children enter the school, we need to replenish our desk supply. Our teachers need transport
Create Economic Opportunities for Pakistani Women Providing collateral-free loans and savings services catering to poor women, including a general loan and an emergency loan. This project also provides business and literacy training.
ICT skills for youth with disabilities in Nigeria Imagine a world without information and communication technology (ICT).Persons with disabilities (PWDs) are often excluded in the use of ICT devices. This program will equip persons with visual, hearing, physical disabilities, and albinism with skills and opportunities in ICT. The goal is to equip 100 PWDs with relevant and practical technology skills required to compete in the 21st century and connect them with decent job opportunities and entrepreneurship.
Rapid support of 90 small  young Farmers in Rwanda This project aim is to support local young farmers affected by COVID-19 and fight stunting of children  living in Community in Ruhango District. This project will support  60 youth who are in agribusiness of horticulture and 30 who are in livestock of poultry farming  in southern province of Rwanda  in Ruhango District  shocked by the  Pandemic of COVID-19  .RODI will provide Technical assistance ,Coaching, some materials ,  demonstration plots and distribution of layer Chickens and Cows  .
Providing education for 100 Girls in Apowa ,Ghana Girl's education is key and must be priority.Educating one girl is an investment in a family.War,extreme poverty,the HIV/AIDS pandemic and other deprivations endanger girls.A girls education is must
Ethical Dolphin Tour Workshops and Conservation Our Marine Conservation Project was founded in August 2013 and is located in the fishing village of Kizimkazi Dimbani, on the island of Zanzibar.  The primary focus is to support and create educational, community and research projects that contribute to the preservation of marine habitats in the Menai Bay Conservation Area. We are achieving this through conducting research, ethical dolphin tour workshops and conservation clubs for local schools.
educate girls change future- support 500 girls edu Yemen is a place for civil war. Women & Children are the most affected by the six years' war.With COVID-19 pandemic impact which effected (the already destroyed economic) and caused closing works, the situation gets worse for families headed by Women. Concern Org. providing feeding and health support for vulnerable women and their children.Women and children in Yemen are facing risks in their lives and our work ensure their survival,well-being,empower women and inspiring effective solutions.
Shakespeare in an Elizabethan Playhouse The Pigeon Creek Shakespeare Company performs Shakespeare's works in a replica Elizabethan theatre, the Rose, at the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp.  Ticket revenue from these performances benefits Blue Lake Public Radio, and the performances are the public's only opportunity to see live plays in this beautiful space.  Support these performances and help both our actors and our audiences experience Shakespeare's plays coming to life in a space that recreates the theatres for which Shakespeare wrote.
Plant & protect 10000 trees in San Luis Potosi This project will plant and protect 10,000 trees in San Luis Potosi City, Mexico, in order to restore, enhance and protect the tree canopy of the city. Proforestal, A.C. is a non-profit organization leading the effort to build healthy, livable communities in San Luis Potosi region.
Bring healing art to children in medical crisis This program helps critically ill, disabled and hospitalized children and family members cope and heal through hands-on art projects that enhance the quality of their hospital experience and whole family well-being throughout treatment and recovery.