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Change lives in Zanzibar through music This project will allow 30 young people with musical talent to continue their education at Dhow Countries Music Academy (DCMA) - the only music school in Zanzibar - and give them an opportunity not only to develop their talents but also to change their lives.  DCMA was established in 2002 and throughout the years had more than 1600 students. It has gained an international reputation winning a number of regional and international awards for teaching traditional music.
Ambulance for our Thalassemia Care Centre Due to daily incidents of terrorism in the biggest city of Pakistan, the requirement of Ambulances and Coffin Carrier Buses in Karachi has increased. If you are interested in supporting us for an Ambulance or Coffin Carrier Bus.
Help Start a Micro-Credit Fund for 40 Women Help start a community-led micro-credit fund that enables struggling Haitians to take out affordable loans and start micro-enterprises.
Education Safety Home Love for Endangered Orphans Over 2 million orphans  are at risk in Kenya/Uganda. Our mission is to house, educate and provide safety to as many as possible in our two centers. Our school in Kenya provides education for over 150 of our own orphans plus others from the community who cannot afford a uniform to attend local schools.  Our children were once at high risk for disease, crime, and sex trafficking.  We provide a loving home,  education through high school and beyond, health care, nutritious food and life skills
Help 5000 women access food security in Kibera The micro supa-market initiative not only ensures continuous food provision to families, but also builds their economic capacity through weekly savings which belong to the beneficiary. Advisably, members are encouraged to invest their savings in other essential commodities and business ventures of their choice. Payment to this food loan is in installments for 2 months. A member is charged 10% Administration fee, which helps in sustaining the project. 1500 household are now direct beneficiaries.
Changing lives of child domestic workers in Peru Jugando Aprendo, in Spanish meaning "learning by playing", is a safe space, created and led by current domestic laborers and former child domestic workers, who, through mentorship, inspire children currently trapped in domestic work in Peru.
Micro Donations to feed children in need in India A micro-donation the cost of your next coffee can help immensely. It is important to help children access schools for education, health and to stay safe.  Help us in the mission to Leave No Child Hungry and to work on the fundamental need of food for children to help build a better future by ensuring children stay in schools, learn, play, stay healthy and safe.  Micro-Donations you can make monthly help feed meals to children every day.
English Education in Port au Prince This project will provide free English classes for more than 100 students in Port au Prince, Haiti, with the ultimate aim of increased job opportunities for students.
NOWHERE TO HOME CHILDLINE 1098 is a national, 24x7, emergency phone outreach service for children in distress. Present in 252 cities and having responded to 21 million calls since its inception in 1996, it is the only helpline service offering a comprehensive package of child protection services to children in India.  Presently CHILDLINE receives about 20,000 calls daily from children as well as concerned adults.
Saving the last Black Oak forests in Colombia The Black Oak (Trigonobalanus excelsa) is a species that is on the IUCN red list, in danger of extinction (EN). Its forests are highly fragmented by deforestation and one of its last remnants is in the Alto Rio Fonce micro-region south of Santander, Colombia. We, the peasant communities of the area, have decided to protect these forests through voluntary conservation agreements, Participatory Community Monitoring (MCP) and environmental education for rural and urban children and youth.
Cooking on more efficient clay stoves We empower poor subsistence farmers, where the ability to cook food is a huge problem.  Electricity is expensive & unreliable; charcoal has led to extensive deforestation and traditional cooking methods use large tree trunks. C19 has hugely impacted already poverty-stricken rural Zambia, driving up inflation and ending income from visitors and volunteers from overseas. We promote growing and efficient use of firewood as a source of renewable energy for cooking to reduce poverty & deforestation.
Support Beekeeping-Save our People & Biodiversity Around the JUCHOFAIM School Farm in Maluku County - Kinshasa Province, in the Democratic Republic of Congo AgroMwinda supports 12 associations  of beekeepers. We have also established our own city of bees composed of 250 bee hives. In a context of COVID-19 and strong pressure on natural resources, beekeeping represents an opportunity to diversify agricultural income, while encouraging integrated and sustainable management of land, forest resources and biodiversity.
Food distribution to Somali tsunami survivors To provide emergency food relief to victims of the Dec 26th earthquake and tsunami.
Broadening housing requisites:1000 Bihar villagers It takes thousands of years for nature to build fertile Topsoil, but it takes minutes for brick kilns to decimate the top 6 inches of life giving soil for being used in construction. Thousands of villages in India have become infertile. Drishtee is offering sustainable housing solutions for marginalised rural dwellers. Designed by rural women, the house is built with compressed eco bricks and bamboos. 1000 such houses in clusters of 20 each is needed for demonstrating an alternate solution.
Treat cancer patients & educate orphans in Uganda There is only one government cancer treatment center and other private cancer treatment centers are concentrated in Kampala.  Many families cannot afford the expenses attributed by cancer disease, they languish in village homes in pain with excruciating suffering for themselves and their families, a few  go to Hospital spend everything on treatment & bereavement expenses. Treat cancer patients & educate orphans in Uganda will treat those who can't afford treatment and educate cancer orphans.
Education for the poorest children of NE Brazil Patronato works to help children and adolescents in vulnerable situations and extreme poverty in the poorest neighbourhoods of Recife by providing complementary education and family support services.
Improve the Health of Mother and Child in Nzega The campaign goals is to increase the rate of nutrition and breastfeeding babies exclusively breastfed for at least six months in Nzega Tanzania. Our Specific goal is to provide nutrition education and breastfeed babies exclusively breastfed for at least six months earlier, among young mothers, nurses, volunteers and conducting quarterly meeting to District Nutrition Steering Committee in Nzega District.  Project will train 53 on nutrition and breastfeed babies exclusively breastfed.
Caring for Your Mental Health During this Crisis! Give an Hour is producing materials to help the public with their emotional health.  Give an Hour has supported our nation through devastating natural disasters and man-made tragedies and now  - the COVID-19. Give an Hour has the capacity to help those experiencing trauma, loss, grief, and anxiety through its national network of volunteer mental health providers throughout the country who are eager to do their part. There is a critical need to provide help and hope to those who are suffering.
Beds and Blankets for 100 Girls in Uganda Children of Hope Uganda is building a new girls dormitory at its vocational school in Barlonyo, northern Uganda, the site of the February 21, 2004 massacre of 301 villages by Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army. This dorm will safely house 100 war-affected girls who will be trained in tailoring and entrepreneurship, along with computer skills at the new IT Lab.
Keeley Dowling: Providing "Food for Kids" Delivering food for weekend meals to at-risk elementary school children in East Tennessee. Second Harvest takes food to teachers at 167 schools in 18 counties.
Educational support 240 poor and tribal children. SAMPARC Bhambarde school is having one hostel and 3 school buildings. The school is very important for the development of the poor and tribal children of the surrounding area and only one school is up to 12th std. for about 70 villages. Therefore the running of the school is important though it has no financial support except 5 teachers and 3 office staff salary from government. Also the hostel support which cannot be denied if education is main target for development of the area.
Supporting Rural Health Centres in Ethiopia THET has been working tirelessly in Ethiopia for almost 25 years, ensuring 60 hospitals and health centres have the staff and facilities they need to provide essential non-communicable disease (NCD) care in rural areas. This project will further build on this work, enabling people suffering from NCDs to receive the care they need. Since the start of the COVID-19, we have expanded this project to ensure that these particularly vulnerable patients can continue receiving NCD treatment safely.
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR DROP-OUT SCHOOL CHILDREN Children from poor families become drop out because parents can not afford to pay tuition fees and provide educational materials. This project is intended to keep these children in school.
Boxgirls International We provide girls in townships around Cape Town, South Africa, the chance to learn self defense and leadership skills. We help create strong girls to lead strong communities.
Climate Action with Farmers in Rwanda GCS has been carrying out this project since 2015 to support self-reliance of the vulnerable people in Nyarubaka Sector. However, climate change creates enormous challenges for those people's everyday lives heavily dependent on small-scale agriculture. To overcome these challenges, GCS will start 'climate-smart agriculture' skills training program for farmers in Nyarubaka. This program will equip the farmers with adaptive capacity to climate change and pave the way to realize self-reliance.
Give 500 Computers to Romania's Disadvantaged Kids Romania is the second poorest country in Europe, where high income inequality persists and the educational gap between urban and rural areas gets deeper and deeper. On april 03rd, 2017, Ateliere Fara Frontiere launched a digital solidarity program, Educlick1/2017, to help reduce this divide by donating 500 refurbished computers to the best educational projects in more than 80 schools and NPOs in Romania's disadvantaged communities. Help us finance and give those computers where they are needed!
Training for a marathon...training for life SRLA uses the process of training for the LA Marathon to teach at-risk teens to set and achieve goals, so they stay in school, get healthy, stay out of trouble, graduate, and go to college.
Empower 175 students for food security in Kenya With your support the rural youth of Nakuru County in Kenya will be empowered to ensure sustainable food production and food security for future generations. At least 175 students will develop skills on sustainable farming, animal husbandry, food processing and marketing, and will further disseminate these skills within the local communities enabling the small-scale farmer fully utilize the good agricultural potential of the County.
Help PDI in Relief and Recovery of 1000 Families This project will support 1000 flood survivor families to cope with the challenging circumstances of after-floods, by fulfilling their most urgent needs and to help them recover these hard times.
Bring Digital Livelihoods to 150,000 At-risk Youth As of June 30, 2018, Anudip has provided livelihood skills training to more than 85,000 marginalized youth and women. Training is provided to our students in English comprehension, digital and financial literacy and a 15+ IT and internet based courses at 80+ rural and semi-urban centers in India. Over 75% of our graduates have been placed in jobs through agreements with local employers.  Anudip also provides low-cost, low-weight, customized 3D-printed prosthetics to needy amputees.
Gender Justice Movements Addressing GBV & COVID-19 Global Fund for Women strengthens gender justice movements with funding and resources to create meaningful change. Amid COVID-19, women are facing increased violence, restricted access to reproductive healthcare and rights, and a heightened care-giving burden. Through our partnership with CHIME FOR CHANGE this year, Global Fund for Women will focus support on women's funds in four different countries working to advance gender justice including by addressing these challenges.
Empower 17,000 kids to Save the Ocean Ocean Blue will reach 17,000 students in 750 classrooms in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. through interactive live lessons centered around the state of our One World Ocean. The Blue Schools program educates youth of all ages about the link between the Ocean and Climate Change, the challenges of ocean plastics, and impacts of marine debris on marine wildlife, while inspiring kids to be stewards of our local and marine water resources.
Invest in a Decade of Accountability Accountability Counsel turns ten this fall. Join us as we launch our next decade of collective work supporting communities around the world to defend their human rights and environment.
Food Security for Cambodian Children Your donation will help secure daily rice and fresh market food for 31 poor village children for the next 6 months.
Educating 1100 Students in Haiti Education of Haitian children is essential for their futures and Haiti.
50 community e-waste drop boxes in Karnataka E-waste is emerging as a fast growing and dangerous waste stream, especially in developing countries like India. Saahas is working towards creating awareness around scientific disposal of e-waste and establishing an eco-system for safe and sustainable recycling of e-waste.  One of the key requirements is of easy to access and pilfer-proof drop boxes where citizen are encouraged to drop their e-waste.  We would like to place 50 drop boxes in different parts of Karnataka to collect e-waste.
Save Animals of Nepal by building AWT We are building an Animal Welfare Trust (AWT) with the motive to make our welfare activities sustainable for long time. Nepal Animal Welfare and Research Center (NAWRC) is serving needy animals (including stray dogs population management, anti-rabies vaccination, rescues and treatments, supporting abandoned baby calves, serving victim wild animals, post-disaster supports etc) in remote villages of Kavrepalanchok District of Nepal. We are a registered non-profit, non-governmental organization.
Help us make a world without throwaway cups Billions of throwaway cups are used globally every year. This is wasteful and harms people, forests, water and the global climate. Our Cup Consciousness Campaign is persuading business leaders and politicians around the world to stop encouraging a throwaway culture by ensuring all cups are reusable.
A New Home for victims of sex-trafficking in India Six hundred survivors of sex trafficking are being forced to relocate because of the construction of a new mall in Hyderabad. They have three months to buy land to build a new shelter.
Retain 150 MSM in HIV/STI services in Nigeria In Nigeria, LGBT who are also living with HIV face stigma, exclusion, harassment and violence because of both their HIV status and socio-cultural, and religious perceptions. This support will  retain more than 100 MSM tested positive to HIV from the Global Fund ( New Funding Model) HIV intervention in Edo state, Nigeria and others who have tested HIV+ after the end of the project support cycle. MSM friendly centers will promote access and uptake of appropriate HIV/STI management services.
Help build a Community Center in Nassau, Bahamas This project will build a much needed community center for around 300 hundred children in an extremely depressed community of Nassau, Bahamas. Currently, we are raising funds towards its completion and operation of the center moving forward. The center will bring interesting programs, constructive activities, and new opportunities to educate and empower children, adults, and senior citizens in the community. The Center will feature 4-H hands on learning programming.
Empower 60 Chilean Women Through Entrepreneurship This fundraiser will help 60 female entrepreneurs start and develop their own business. We will provide weekly guidance and mentorship, basic business education, and we will also finance their projects.  Our support consists in granting micro credit to those who do not have access to traditional banking, but who do have a great entrepreneurial spirit and the strength to achieve their dreams.
Sponsor a Safe Environment for Children to Learn Around 72% of locals thought to be living below the national poverty line in Mexico means that resources are limited in many communities. Working with local partners we provide support, training and critical funding to allow the community to build the infrastructure to enhance education and learning to young children. We also work with a local partner that is setup by parents of children with disabilities, working with them to provide support and education.
FISTULA SURGERY SAVE WOMEN'S LIVES IN SIERRA LEONE WHH serves women in under served areas worldwide. WHH is traveling this year to Sierra Leone, partnering with Dr. Maggi - founder of the West Africa Fistula Foundation. Sierra Leone, is one of the most dangerous places on earth to give birth, infant mortality and maternal deaths among the highest in the world. Sierra Leone, a country of about 6 million has only 1 OB/GYN. Women spend from 2 -15 days in labor - no midwife - no Cesarean childbirth; causing obstetric fistula to become inevitable.
Sponsor a marginalised girl in India India represents one of the most adverse sex ratios (983 females:1000 males). This reflects undesirable reversal of the norms of nature also leading to further inequalities in health, education, etc
Educating Reeti Reeti is one of 99 children in three Nepalese hill communities whose lives were torn apart by the massive earthquakes of April and May 2015. Schools were destroyed beyond repair but confidence was shaken too. Parents chose to keep their frightened children "safe" at home. ChoraChori is responding by rebuilding three schools and providing daily support (such as free lunches) that encourages teachers, parents and pupils alike. Without this support the children will have no education, no future.
Rehabilitate 200 Child SexWorkers in Soroti Uganda This project will rehabilitate 200 child sex workers to enroll and stay in school through providing basic educational support like books, pens, uniforms and tuition, behavioral, psycho-social and legal interventions. The interventions will address household poverty and child abuse vulnerability conditions fueling child sex trade, through life skills development, counselling and rehabilitation. Strengthening and formation of community child protection mechanisms, to reduce vulnerability.
Skills training centre for 14-25 yr olds - Nairobi Raising Futures Kenya is building a new Seed of Hope training centre in the heart of a vulnerable slum community in Nairobi.   Our Seed of Hope programme provides vocational training and business & computer skills courses, alongside counselling, food and support for 14-25 year olds, many living in poverty. Enabling young people to secure employment or start a business becoming self-reliant.  Our Nairobi centre currently runs from shipping containers on a plot of land, we want to change this!
Hostel for girls-Lengijave Sec. School, Tanzania. This project is to build a hostel on site at Lengijave Secondary School to ensure girls stay at school during term time to study and complete their education without being kept at home to help with the family or in the fields.  Girls are very often held back at home and therefore lose out on valuable education which gives them the opportunity to have a career and to be successful. These girls deserve to have the potential to do whatever they choose in life rather than marrying early or pregnancy
Employment Support for Extollo Alumni in Haiti The new Alumni Program will create a support network for graduates to continue to sharpen their skills, gain access to job opportunities, and grow in their professional lives through leadership development, financial management, and character development. The Alumni Program provides crucial support for Haitian men and women building a career that can lead them out of the inter-generational cycle of poverty.
Help with Construction of Porta Classrooms The goal is to have five classrooms for the Computer Section, Library, Special Needs Section, Vocational Training and Creative and Performing Arts. The objectives are:  1) To provide activities designed towards holistic growth and development 2) To impart suitable training and equip students with the requisite skill sets for future employment 3)To provide space for Special Needs Children to develop in a comfortable and secure environment
Healthy Farms, Healthy Children - Growing in Haiti Colorado Haiti Project has been committed to the Petit Trou community in Haiti for almost 30 years. In 2016, Hurricane Matthew devastated crops and  killed nearly all livestock. Since then, CHP has worked with local leaders to strengthen agricultural systems. Help us invest in agriculture to nourish and empower Haitian communities today and tomorrow.
Provide Shelter for Victims of Human Trafficking HAART Kenya is dedicated to ending human trafficking in Kenya and east Africa more broadly. HAART Kenya provides a safe shelter for child victims of human trafficking in Kenya.  The girls are usually between 7-18 years old who have suffered very traumatic experience. The shelter provides basic healthcare, psycho-social support, family tracing, legal aid, food, security and clothes.
Help an Indian Orphanage this Christmas It's that time of year here at The Good Shepherd Agricultural Mission. We are pulling out the decorations, dusting off our tree and preparing to wrap another boat load of presents! The Christmas celebrations are about to begin!  It's no small job! There are 68 children, 55 Staff and volunteers and around 60 expected visitors! There are gifts and clothes to buy treat bags and stockings to fill, picnics, special meals, fireworks and decorations. All for around 200 people!
Rice Development Project in Cameroon This project will increase rice productivity by 90%, create an agricultural marketing cooperative for 5000 members, reduce hunger and increase income for the poor farmers in Mbaw Plain – Cameroon.
Feed 400 orphans in Congo DRC This project plans to feed 400 orphans in fizi district Congo DRC and providing them with clothing, school facilities and medical care.
Education through Sports for Youth in Africa African Basketball Organization (ABO) is planning the construction of a Youth Sports and Development Center in South Calabar, a community of Cross River State struck by unemployment, violence and illiteracy. ABO is dedicated to providing safe and healthy environment for youth to learn, socialize and grow. Basketball is seen as a way to enhance social interaction between youth from different backgrounds, and has a motivational tool for academic and personal succes.
Finding Underfunded Medical Research in the US We want to make underfunded medical research projects more accessible and understandable in order to increase their funding opportunities.  We will do this by finding medical research projects and publishing easily understandable descriptions of their research on our site, in both text and video form.
Help Find a Cure for Breast Cancer The Lynn Sage Breast Cancer Foundation provides funding for research and education to prevent breast cancer and improve outcomes for individuals with breast cancer. Investments are directed locally, but drive impact globally.