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Poverty to Profit: Business for 50 Israeli Women "Business of One's Own" is an entrepreneurial and empowerment training program helping Israel's low-income and marginalized Jewish and Arab women begin their journey to economic independence through self-employment. This year-long program will provide 50 women with empowerment & business training needed to establish and grow a small business. EEW is the only organization in Israel that offers long-term, comprehensive training to poor women with 5 year evaluations that prove efficacy and impact
Wild Silk Training Center for 300 in Madagascar! Help CPALI build a wild silk training center for rural farmers in Madagascar! Site includes a massive butterfly garden made from local materials, vegetable gardens and host trees for hands-on demonstrations. Now we need to raise funds for the 20,000 dollar training center we will build on our land! Special thanks to the Boston Architects for Humanity for designing the blueprints.
Reduce the Incidence of Teenage Pregnancy in Ghana The project will build capacities of adolescents and young people in the Adaklu district, on Sexual Reproductive  Health Rights issues,services and support 100 school dropouts and teenage mothers to go back to school.Empower adolescents and young people by training as peer educators to help reduce teenage pregnancy incidence through interventions; within the catchment areas during and after the project period.Also seek to transform attitude and behavior of community members.
Support a new beginning for trafficked children This project will directly fund the care, support, and rehabilitation of young trafficking survivors, in addition to prevention measures, in the deeply impacted cities of Kolkata, India, and Katmandu, Nepal. Gifts will go directly toward education, counseling, rehabilitation, and community awareness, implemented by GFC partners working in the heart of those communities for children and youth in need.
Broadcast Education for Favela Youth Diplomas Engaging and educating São Paulo’s underprivileged communities through the use of cinema, documentaries and circus art. Runs open air screenings, circus skills workshops and public lectures & debates.
Providing food for Tibetan refugees in Dharamsala Alleviating hunger in a community of Tibetan refugees in Dharamsala, India. By building a community kitchen, we hope to provide this community with free, healthy and traditional meals.
SHAD: empowering youth for global impact SHAD is Canada's network for transforming exceptional youth for global impact. SHAD empowers youth to make the world a better place.
Skills Training for 300 Out-of-School Youth The project will train 300 out-of-school youth who are sons and daughters of the sugarcane labourers in Silay City, Negros Occidental, Philippines. These youth ages 20 to 27 years old are always sourced of family and community problems since most of them are idle, low educational background, juvenile delinquency and unemployed. Based on the study of SIMAG, these youth are very eager to acquire vocational skills that they can use for their employment and liberate them from the bondage of poverty.
Care for terminally ill cancer patients Karunashraya, based in Bangalore, provides free palliative care to terminally ill cancer patients. Through this project you can make a significant impact towards improving care provided to terminally ill cancer patients at Karunashraya. Most of our patients are from very poor economic background and your contributions will directly help improve services provided to them during the last days of their lives.The 50 beds we have require 150 bedsheet sets every six months due to frequent laundering.
DESIRE Society for HIV/AIDS Children in India Institutional Care Home of DESIRE Society is a concept of health care & providing comprehensive HIV child development facility. It is inclusive of shelter, nutrition, health, education, social security & overall development related facilitation at large. It is going to benefit 100 HIV children living with HIV /AIDS in India.
Support 300 children for digital learning gap Turn the educational inequity: Bridging the digital literacy gap for 300 Taiwanese children.  Waker has invested in international humanitarian assistance services at home and abroad for many years. In the process of cooperating with NPOs in various countries, we have learned that food and games are the most basic needs of children, and education is the only way out of poverty, introducing the element of "beloved" while serving is the greatest encouragement for children to work hard.
Empowering grandmothers for children's education 60 grandmothers and 100 teachers will be trained to promote values education in schools. Passing on positive cultural values and traditions is important to families, but schools rarely teach them.  Grandmothers, guardians of tradition, are a resource for families but also for schools. Grandmother-Teacher Workshops strengthen collaboration between them to teach children both "universal" knowledge and "traditional" values to help them thrive in a challenging world.
Give Fruit and a Greener Environment (South Sudan) Our Magwi County Tree Nurseries Project will replant forests that have been cut down, preserve existing trees, and provide nutritious fruits to combat malnutrition in children.
Cure 250 Children with Burkitt Lymphoma in Africa This project provides access to care for children with Burkitt Lymphoma in equatorial African countries - Uganda, Nigeria, Democratic Republic of Congo and Tanzania -  by buying chemotherapy drugs and covering families' costs, including transportation, food and accommodation.  It also provides training for doctors and nurses caring for these children.
Help 600 Women in Rural Nepal become Entrepeneurs 600 Dalit women in Nepal can escape poverty for themselves and their family through financial independence. Funding quality skills training in microfinancing, crop management and literacy, women are able to access small loans to create and develop their own businesses. In the challenging landscape of rural Nepal this increases their income, provides more stable means of supporting family and creates more dignified livelihoods.
Educate 200 Visually Challenged College Students The Project Vision is an initiative of the HOPE Society to help the visually challenged persons who constitute 39 Million people in the world out of which 15 Million are in India. Our Vision is "Let Everyone See" and the Mission is "To provide opportunity for every visually challenged to gain sight and for the permanently visually challenged to live a full life". To realise this mission Project Vision is focusing on the higher education of the visually challenged through the present initiative.
Support rural kids seeking for a better future Santiago del Estero is one of the poorest areas and has the largest rural population in Argentina . By empowering rural schools, we aim to develop the community, the families and children, focusing in three main subjects:  education, nutrition and health.  Our work improves the life of over 1300 primary students from 35 rural communities, reaching food security, guaranteeing health care, providing  clean water access and enhancing educational quality.
World Central Kitchen: Oregon Wildfire Response Southern Oregon is being scorched by wildfires. WCK is on the ground to provide meals to families and first responders affected. We have provided more than 10,500 meals in a number of days and will continue as long as we are needed and have the resources to do so.
Lucky bag for the elderly Many old people are marginalized in our society. Some of their children find it difficult to take care of them because they work for long hours. It is easy for the elderly suffer from heatstroke, especially in summer. More than half of the accidents occurred in indoor areas. Those elderly who do not like doing exercise is easier to suffer from heatstroke. Worse still, some of them are not conscious of the problem.Leling hopes that the lucky bag can raise their attention on the disease.
Mapping and land rights in Malaysia The Uma Bawang Resident's Association (UBRA) represents a community that has successfully used  innovative mapping efforts, to legally defend land rights and access to forest lands.
Keep a raped or sexually abused girl in school The Keep a Girl in School teaches life-saving sex education to vulnerable girls, and provides support for teenage girls who have become pregnant or mothers as a result of sex abuse/rape. We provide  counselling/rehabilitation to help these girls rebuild confidence, support them with quality healthcare to ensure a safe delivery where necessary, and give them scholarships to return to school or learn a trade/skill so they don't end up in the streets.
Mobile Education Programme for Working Children If children can not got to school take the school to them, the project is “Mobile education program for child labour."
Launch our School for 400 Children in Rural India Education empowers young leaders to establish successful careers and give back to their communities. FOREFRONT is constructing a primary school in Kolluru, Andhra Pradesh, India, that will serve 400 local children per year with a focus on building skilled and active change makers in their communities. FOREFRONT's primary school will support students in realizing holistic success in the short and long-term by fostering their critical thinking skills, socio-emotional skills, and healthy habits.
Enable 40 African womxn become rideshare drivers 64.4% of young black South African womxn are unemployed and not studying, yet 95% of welfare is distributed to communities through womxn. Khwela Womxn believes that self-empowered womxn are change agents for their communities. We help womxn by equipping them with skills (drivers license, road & personal safety, platform access, finances) & access to safe peer-mentorship spaces, so they can transform their mindsets & uplift themselves personally & professionally. Our impact:3891 Mentor bot users.
Waste Management Hub - Area 24, Lilongwe The women's group at the Waste Transfer Station, who process and recycle waste through a council-initiated programme, do not have access to vital PPE or equipment for managing waste. The Station is in a state of disrepair. We are seeking to make vital improvements to the space, transforming it into a Waste Management Hub and Demonstration site, improving income generation and access to sanitation for the women and reducing harmful waste impact on the surrounding community.
Gift Handwritten Letters to 10000 Refugee Children Letters of Love will deliver handwritten letters connecting people around the world to more than 10,000 Syrian, Iraqi, Yazidi, Afghan, Palestinian, South Sudanese & Rohingya refugee children. Aside these tokens of hope & solidarity which make the children feel special, this project will also provide youth-led psychosocial support in the form of creative toy kits, educational resources, art workshops et al in refugee camps & community centers in Turkey, Sudan, India, Bangladesh & Greece.
BUILDING THE FUTURES OF 100 ZIMBABWEAN GIRLS Zimbabwe is a dangerous place to grow up female. ZimKids is training 100 orphan girls to surmount the economic and social chaos and lead their community to a more vibrant and just future.
Grow 30,000 trees to restore India's cloud forest Nongbri F. lives in Dympep, a small village in the remote northeast of India. For her livelihood, she depends on the forest surrounding her village. But this forest is under threat. WeForest helps Nongbri and the people from 62 other villages in the East Khasi Hills region to grow trees and restore the original subtropical forest and its unique biodiversity.
50K Cans of Drinking Water to Post Disaster Areas This project will supply the disaster stricken community of Eastern Oklahoma with 50,000 cans of clean drinking water through a partnership with the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma . The communities we serve are already overlooked and when disaster strikes, the struggles of obtaining critical necessities like clean drinking water are compounded by the stress and chaos.
Fund mammograms for uninsured & undersernved women The Breast Cancer Alliance offers grants to support programs directly related to outreach and case managerial breast services, including education, counseling and mammograms for the uninsured/underserved.  The programs must be located in Connecticut or Westchester County, New York, where growing numbers of women are in need of these services to do loss of jobs, loss of job-related health care or overall changes in income.
Educate 500 Zambian orphans & vulnerable children Victims of the HIV/AIDS pandemic and urban poverty, orphans and vulnerable children are nurtured by The Other Side Foundation School through a Values based Education, a nutritious meal and basic healthcare. Our bursary program  helps further their secondary education in government schools. Single mothers and widows of our students  are up skilled through evening adult education classes and tailoring workshops. We empower children, women & girls through education, nutrition and healthcare.
Provide Medicine to Children Living with AIDS This project will provide necessary medication and doctor visits for 130 children living with HIV/AIDS in the impoverished northern region of Togo, West Africa.
Preventing the Spreading of CONVID-19 in Villages. The project main objective is to empower communities to achieve good health and enhance living conditions through sustainable access to water,sanitation and hygiene (WASH) Services to prevent spreading of the CONVID-19 in the vulnerable communities in Kwahu East District of Ghana.
Preventing sexual abuse for vulnerable children The project aims to prevent sexual abuse of nearly 100 children affected by HIV/AIDs, orphans, and poor children to ensure that they have a healthy, safe and happy life, instead of suffering the consequences of sexual abuse in both the short and long term. The main activities include: Strengthen life skills and knowledge for children to protect themselves; Support for adolescents in apprenticeship and job seeking; Provide monthly financial support; Raise awareness and skills for stakeholders.
Irma Recovery for St. Maarten Environmental Org Our organization, Environmental Protection in the Caribbean (EPIC) has been  conducting environmental education, habitat restoration, and scientific research on the island of St. Maarten since 2000.  Unfortunately, Hurricane Irma has destroyed our headquarters. However, we are committed to the long-term restoration and environmental health of the island and will rebuild.  We need resources to get back on our feet and begin work as soon as possible, including replanting denuded areas.
Help Educate 400 Students in Guyana Blossoms of Guyana will provide books, school supplies and supplies for teachers to help educate 400 primary school students in Guyana.
World Central Kitchen's Hurricane Ida Response Hurricane Ida hit the U.S. Gulf Coast as a powerful Category 4 hurricane. With sustained winds of up to 150 MPH, the storm left more than 1 million people without power - most of New Orleans is currently in the dark. World Central Kitchen (WCK) arrived before Hurricane Ida made landfall and is serving fresh, nourishing meals to affected communities and first responders. With no power and extreme heat, we anticipate a large-scale activation to provide the food relief that is so needed.
Help AIDS orphans go to school in Kenya To help 400 students in the slums of Nairobi get a quality education. Over 75% of our children are AIDS orphans and we cater to the sick, poor and the needy. We fight against the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
Die Arche - Warsaw "Making children strong for life!" This slogan neatly sums up how "Die Arche" reaches out to support socially disadvantaged children and young people in inner cities of Germany and Poland. Every day, the children we support enjoy a free lunch, get help with their homework and have a chance to participate in meaningful after-school activities. At Die Arche, we give children the space they need to discover their potential. We nurture their talent, encourage and facilitate educational achievement.
Build Healthy Relationships in100 Rwandan Couples Domestic violence is a serious problem in Rwanda. We will teach the community domestic violence's root causes, effects and consequences through theater to change behaviors.
100 pink bikes to bring Cambodian girls to school With the "Pink bicycle project" Helpcode plan to buy 100 Bicycles to support Cambodian girls from the poorest communities in the South of Cambodia get to school and begin peddling their way out of poverty to an education and a better life!
Wildlife Rangers Working in some of the planet's most extreme and dangerous environments, wildlife rangers do one of the toughest jobs in the world. These brave men and women work tirelessly day and night in often hostile conditions to protect wildlife on the front line of conservation. David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation (DSWF) directly funds projects that support ranger welfare and rangers in their daily roles, helping to ensure they get the vital field equipment and expert training they need.
Give 200 children a chance to play in Mozambique The children of Tofo, Mozambique are being vilified for playing in the streets and blamed for conflict between the community and tourists. Our team, in collaboration with local people will create a safe space for the children to play and learn new skills in a supportive environment, removing them from unprotected areas. Through fun and educational workshops, children will learn to express their feelings and needs, be mentored in sustainable practices and empowered to have their voices heard.
Help youth get jobs with the Mobile Career Cafe Our Mobile Career Cafe supports unemployed young people living in rural areas across South Africa. The Mobile Career Cafe - a trailer that we drive to villages and towns - provides job readiness skills and ongoing training and support to youth who are not studying nor working. With 74% of these young people unemployed, South Africa is facing a very serious problem - and the Mobile Career Cafe is a unique and innovative solution to address this - with potential to scale.
Send Youth to Build Bridges in the Middle East Twelve teens from Denver, CO plan to travel to the Middle East to build bridges of mutual respect across a global divide, conducting service alongside youth in local communities. Please Help!
Improve cancer care for 250 children in Malawi World Child Cancer is helping children in Malawi by improving cancer diagnosis, treatment and supportive care at the Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre.  Many child cancers are curable at reasonable cost even within basic health systems with drugs and treatments which have been known to doctors for decades.  World Child Cancer transfers this expertise through medical twinning partnerships. The project helps around 250 children a year by saving lives and reducing suffering.
Improve Community Fire Safety in Northern Albania The North Albanian community need to have their own functioning fire appliance (engine) and Bodmin Rotary have donated a fire engine appliance to the community but need funding to renovate it, take it to the destination and, more importantly, teach the community how to use it. This project will save lives and give the community a focus on fire safety and prevention -creating employment for the local community will have a positive impact on the local economy and on their individual families.
Give Guyanese Students Access to University SAGE is the only non-profit post-secondary scholarship fund in Guyana, offering low-income students the opportunity to complete their degrees locally without the burden of loans. SAGE began with a single scholarship for the 2009-2010 school year and continues to grow. To date, nineteen deserving students have received full scholarships to the University of Guyana (UG), with majors including law, medicine, agriculture, international relations, education, computer technology and tourism.
Pakistan Flood Emergency Response Relief International’s teams are providing clean water, food, shelter, hygiene kits, emergency medical supplies and health services to 100,000 flood victims in Pakistan.
Fund Books for Global Theological Education The Open Access Digital Theological Library (OADTL) is the world's largest provider of free access to high quality digital books for students and researchers in religious studies. Each 43 cents you donate results in one book being added to our freely accessible global collection. The OADTL never charges its readers for access to books or journal articles. Please help students around the world to have access to high quality religious studies books in multiple languages. Thanks!
Maintain 50 vulnerable girls  in school in Senegal Through this project, Association Jeunesse Espoir will help 50 girl orphans from poor families fatally heading to an uncertain future because of school dropout risks. The project will be to facilitate their access to education and health by providing them school supplies, paying their school fees and enrolling them to the national health care insurance, in order to accompany them in securing a better future and paving their way out of poverty.
Empower Arab American Youth Through Philanthropy The Center for Arab American Philanthropy's Teen Grantmaking Initiative (TGI) is the only Arab American youth philanthropy group in the country. The award-winning TGI program teaches high school students about community issues, grantmaking, nonprofit management, communication and community leadership. This project will not only support a variety of education and health-related projects, it also presents an opportunity for minority youth to make decisions about social change in their community.
Library and ICT lab for 70 former street children Through your generous contribution, over 70 street connected children will have access to a well stocked library and ICT lab from our Day Care Centre (FCP) in Ashaiman and our Temporary Shelter (WEM) in Ayikuma.
Help Kids in Nepal to Walk on Their Own Two Feet Amid the majestic mountains of Nepal, children living in poverty often struggle to stand.  Every year 782 children in Nepal are born with clubfoot. Since the 2015 earthquake, 3,078 children were born with clubfoot and thousands more injured during the disaster.  For the past 11 years, a team of fearless volunteers from the US have traveled to Nepal to bring their gift of healing.  In one medical trip they can assess 70 patients, perform 55 surgical procedures on 20 patients.  What an impact!
Sand Dams, Climate Change, and Hope A sand dam is a reinforced concrete wall built on bedrock across a seasonal sandy river to collect water and sand during the rainy season and store it for use during the dry season. When it rains, the dam captures soil-laden water behind it - the sand in the water sinks to the bottom, whilst the silt remains suspended in the water. HAO has found sand dams to be the most cost-effective method of water harvesting, conservation and recharging in dry land and very remote environments.
Rebuild Flooded Burma Refugee Camp Recovery Centre The Thai floods of 2011 started in the north of Thailand, where DARE Network works in 5 Burmese Refugee camps on the Thai/Burma Border.  During this rainy season our DARE Centre buildings were badly damaged. We have already rebuilt 1 Centre but need your help with 4 more. DARE (Drug and Alcohol Recovery and Education) Network provides highly successful community-based prevention education and non-medical culturally appropriate addiction treatment to the communities of 150,000 Burmese Refugees.
Georgetown Visitation Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Grace, Amelia, Rafy, Mary Katherine, and Fiona from Georgetown Visitation have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to build a business development center. At this center, vulnerable men and women will receive training in life, vocational, & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.