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Bring Back Native Stingless Bees, Empower Women We aim to train 30 local Maya women to raise melipona, native stingless bees that live in hollow logs, produce rich, curative honey, and have historically been an object of worship and a staple of the local economy. In the past 25 years, more than 90% of stingless bee colonies have disappeared, due to deforestation and the introduction of African bees. Our goal is to donate hives to 10 communities and train women in beekeeping. If we lose the melipona, we lose a cultural and financial treasure.
East Africa Food Crisis Right now, over 20 million people across East Africa are in urgent need of food. ActionAid's local staff in Ethiopia, Kenya and Somaliland are delivering life-saving supplies, such as food and water to those worst affected by the crisis, and are planning to scale up our response. We have decades of experience responding to emergencies - providing immediate relief as well as rebuilding for the long term.
Head Start for 230 Pre-School Children in Haiti This project supports improvement of early childhood education (ECE)  for 230 at risk children in Haiti's Artibonite Valley. It  will provide teachers' training, hiring of teachers' aides, and pedagogical materials that further the children's physical, cognitive, and social development.  It will also support the rehabilitation of a courtyard  for a safer environment for the children.
Empower 300 Bal Sansads in Bihar To Drive Change The Anandshala program strives to help students stay, engage and learn in school. Through capacity building and advocacy, it works to drive leadership for change at various levels of the education system: school coaches, headmasters, teachers and student parliaments. This project under Anandshala is designed to strengthen the system to tailor its own solutions to the problems of student retention and engagement. It will cater to 90,000 students through student parliaments in 300 middle schools.
Community Based Home for Underprivileged Children Our main aim is to support children who are affected / infected with HIV AIDS, who belong to aged parents, migrants, alcoholic parents, children who are orphans, single parent and abandoned a secured future and help them with their denied rights - food, education and proper clothing.  Our RESIDENTIAL HOME will continue to work as a Community Based Home i.e,children will stay with their parents&financial support (expenses pertaining to nutritional, educational, medical, toiletry) will be offered
The Personal Aid Program for the disabled The Personal Aid Program assists individuals and their families to surmount some of the financial difficulties that the disability imposes on them personally and on their entire family. Using this program, Ilan gives grants to individuals and members of their families to buy the accessories that are so necessary for the individual's rehabilitation, such as wheelchairs, stabilizing, walking frames, computers and alternative communication software.
Flood Relief for Kerala and Karnataka The torrential rain caused havoc in Kerala and parts of Kodagu (Karnataka) leading to heavy mud flow due to landslides, opening of the shutters of the dams causing heavy flow of muddy water through medium and large streams resulting damage on the sides of the streams/rivers. Most of the families have lost all their belongings as they were evacuated and moved to the relief camps.   Immediate requirement is to provide food and basic support to family and children
Rotary Defibrillators - Saving Lives in Southend A sudden cardiac arrest can happen at any time to any person.  Southend has a population of over 180,000 and 6.4 million visitors, but very few defibrillators available 24/7.  These devices can help save lives by delivering a high energy shock. Rotary is addressing this provision gap. We need your help to add to those already installed along the very busy seafront area. This stage of the project is an appeal to provide three more units between the Pier and Shoeburyness.
Snake Repellent Devices for School Grounds The rainy season is underway at Yaowawit. Wet and dark school grounds have attracted snakes. The children have run into them in the gardens, playgrounds, toilets, and classrooms. To date, over twenty sightings of snakes have been recorded in the last two months alone. We cannot let our children, who live full-time at Yaowawit, be exposed to a risk of a snakebite. They must be safe at all time. Thus, we need your support to buy some snake repellent devices and garden lamps for the school grounds.
SWFL Housing First Program for homeless families SWFL has no place for homeless families to go. They are sleeping in cars or tents or split up into men's and women's shelters. There are nearly 1500 school-aged children in SWFL who are homeless, and many more below the age of 5. We provide immediate housing and connective case management to these families to move them forward into stable, independent housing. We need more houses to to serve more families, stabilize the lives of children, get adults working, and reduce homelessness in SWFL.
South Pacific Tsunami Disaster Recovery Fund A tsunami resulting from a magnitude 8.0 earthquake in the South Pacific has destroyed entire villages. As of 10/1, the death toll is 150 in American Samoa, Samoa and Tonga.
CollaborativePR, education post-secondary success This project will allow 150 low income students from Loiza, Puerto Rico complete and attain their post-secondary degree. These students have been working hard for the past years. Loiza is a town that already lived under the poverty level before Hurricane Maria, and it was one of the most damaged areas.  The challenges they have been facing are extreme, but these students are committed to their studies and together with the help of the ColaborativoPR, other funders we can make sure they graduate.
Minimize indoor smoke pollution for women health Because of extreme poverty Nepalese rural poor are unable to purchase LP gas or gasoline to cook their meal. They mostly use fuelwood collecting from forest and rural women have the major responsibility to cook the food in kitchen. This project provides Portable cook-stove to 700 women who work in kitchen of rural area of Makwanpur and chitwan district of Nepal. The project will improve the combustion efficiency of fuel wood to reduce smoke and harmful emissions that affect health.
ShelterBox Response to Japan and Other Disasters ShelterBox is responding to multiple disasters around the world, including Japan, Bolivia and Madagascar and needs help to send more aid and replenish stock to help us prepare for future disasters.
Build a Leadership & Development Center in Haiti This is a campaign to help raise the funds needed to purchase a 13,000 sq. ft. piece of land on which a leadership & community development center will be built for the residents of the island of La Gonave. The center will provide the population (approx. 85,000) with a training facility where local authorities can strengthen their management and leadership skills and communities can come together to plan and organize sustainable projects that improve quality of life on the island.
School books for 4375 children in Haiti Many children in Haiti struggle to pay for school books. This makes it difficult for them to attend and learn. By removing this barrier, you can help us open a path to education, literacy, and hope!
Funding our Education Center for 80 Kids in 2018 Education is at the heart of breaking the chains of generational poverty. Children born into poverty require a compelling, holistic approach to build confidence in their ability to dream.  The opening of our education center, 'La Academia', in 2016 has been a great success. Our center is home to our Teacher-Training Program, Critical-Thinking, English, Spanish, History, Psychology, Homework Study, Art, Playtime, and Theater Programs. We serve 1,500 meals monthly to 81 children, 5-21 years old.
Engaging with Congress on Climate and Resilience Congress makes big decisions on budget and more that affect us all! EESI has served as a trusted source of powerful stories and benefits of clean energy and climate action. You enable us to work with Congress--both sides of the aisle--to develop win-win policy solutions that lead to economic, national security, public health, and environmental benefits.   Give today to so that the Congress--and the media--have access to compelling stories to move ahead on clean energy, climate, and resilience!
Friends of the Osa Station The Alvaro Wille Trejos Community Empowerment and Studies Center (CEEC-AWT), our station in the Osa Peninsula, functions as a center of opportunities for local organizations in Costa Rica.  Since the worldwide emergency of COVID 19, the income from tourism activity has suffered a huge drop, which has left all who depend on this activity in the zone in an economically difficult situation, as they no longer receive almost 100% of the income they expected for this year.
Saving Guatemalan Children With Cancer AYUVI provides, free of charge, a comprehensive treatment for approximately 1,200 Guatemalan children with cancer on an annual basis, reducing their desertion rate and improving their survival rate. Children are attended at three facilities: The National Pediatric Oncology Unit - the only national hospital specialized in the treatment of childhood cancer; the AYUVI- Estuardo Mini Hospice; and the AYUVI- Occidente clinic in Xela, Quetzaltenango, which serves patients from the Western Highlands.
Use soccer as a tool to educate 2500 Kibera youths Kibera Mpira Mtaani is using soccer to reach out to the youths in Kibera slums. Through soccer tournaments and after-school tuition they are educating youths in lifeskills and academic subjects.
First Latam Integral Center for childhood cancer Fundacion Nuestros Hijos provides free integral support to disadvantaged children with cancer in order to increase their life expectancy, improve quality of life, and decrease the psychosocial impact of the illness. With your help, we will build a world-class Childhood Cancer Center to improve every patient's chances of survival and bring them the best possible quality of life. We want to expand our services beyond Chile and serve more children and their families.
Feed migrant workers & daily wagers in India In response to the COVID-19 crisis, SRLC has launched many initiatives in the US and India to help those who have lost their jobs - health care workers, migrant workers, daily wagers, stranded animals, and anyone affected by the crisis. While it may not change the whole world, it surely will change someone's whole world, and as a part of a global family, such an impact goes a long way.
500 Farmers Go Organic Farming-Philippines 500 model farmers will be trained on organic farming  to increase their production at the same time mitigate climate change. They will establish model farms and teach the technologies to other farmers
Help Educate/Learn about Ethical Volunteering Rok Kern is a project of Children in Families here in Cambodia. We are launching an online opportunity offers a range of courses that can  an opportunity to learn more about ethical volunteering, the movement away from orphanages towards family based care and the opportunity to bring students on a journey to Cambodia for educational trip.
Not Just Soccer for Youth/Coaches in Mozambique The Sport Gives Life program in rural three rural Mozambican towns mobilizes 50 coaches and reaches 1,200 children to become Champs and develop the necessary skills on and off the field.
Protect dogs from malnutrition and disease in Fiji Dog overpopulation is a major issue in many villages and leads directly to malnutrition and the spread of disease amongst strays. By implementing a spay/neuter and education program, we hope to improve the lives of these animals.
Red Dots With the high rate of school dropout and missing out of school activities due to inaccessible period products, the Red Dots provides comfortable and clean reusable pads and pant liners for menstruators to keep them in school.   The period kit also has an illustrative menstrual education and a customizable period calendar to aid period tracking. Pads last between three to five years.
Educate 100 Kenyan Girls Through Scholarship Investing in girls through education will break down the walls of ignorance, poverty and disease and ensure future filled with hope.
Launch a Youth Soccer League in Cameroon To us, soccer is about more than playing a game. It's about empowering youth and creating opportunity. It's about building a network of people who are dedicated to improving the lives of youth in their own community We organize youth sports leagues to enhance social infrastructure: to promote education and equality through mentoring and community service. With this project, we are taking our initial youth enrichment football league, sponsored by Rotary International, to another level.
Help Tribal women get water for the community To help a group of tribal women finish a well they began to have water for their community.
A Truck for the Road to Self-reliance Our greenhouses in Kenya are doing incredibly well and they are producing tomatoes, peppers and a variety of other vegetables to, not only feed the children in our programs, but also to feed the community in general.  We have run into an issue, though - we need a reliable truck to cart the veggies from the farm to the city where the veggies are sold and distributed.
Help Takija build a nursery school to educate 60 The pupils at Takija Islamic Nursery School don't have a permanent building to learn in. The 58 pupils presently enrolled and all future generations will benefit from a secure learning environment.This school is an eye opener in this rural vicinity of Kumbo. It is very special in that formerly muslims were not very interested in sending their children to school  not to talk of  sending them to Nursery schools. What the children who are currently attending school are doing  needs a good building.
Help Build a Free Primary School in Nairobi Slums We are building a high standard modern Container primary school suitable for an informal settlement (slum) in Githogoro, Nairobi, Kenya - to provide high quality education for poor families living below $365 per year. Our aim is to give free access to education for children who  have no access to education so they can break out of the vicious cycle of extreme poverty. Since 2005 we have given access to education for over 1,000 children from the slum and we want enroll more children every year.
Creating 2,000 Jobs for Jobless Nigeria youths We are training 2,000 Nigerian youths with vocational skill and equip them with necessary tools as a mean of creating Self-reliance Jobs for teaming unemployed Nigerian youths  and women which will definitely save many life against premature death arising from criminal engagement altitude of Jobless youths in search of daily survival. .This project  is targeted at providing Vocational job acquisition for 60,000 youths  over a period of 4 years to better their future.
Donate to kids of domlur govt school Dell employees have been volunteering in the schools G.H.P.S. Appareddy Palya (kannada), G.H.P.S. Jogu Palya (Tamil) , G.H.P.S. Jogu Palya (Urdu) schools. The kids are children of day laborers and have requirement of basic reading and writing materials. Dell employees during the interaction with the children in the schools routinely come across situation where there is a need that they can fulfill individually. They can do so by funding Sikshana through Global Giving website.
Protect the Protest in Palestine & Israel The goal of #protecttheprotest is to raise US$ 100,000 to protect the right of Palestinians to protest institutionalized racism and the Occupation, and to mobilize for freedom and justice. Popular protests have shaped the world as we know it & protest *can* catalyze change for Palestinians; but first, protest needs to be protected. As protests in Israel/Palestine are being violently suppressed, Adalah is on the streets & in the courts to protect this democratic right. Join Us!
Soup on the footpath Monthly we go to the streets with RITA (our cargo bike) giving a cup of homemade soup to poor people and give them infomation about our activities. We hope that they will come to our meeting house for a meal in a cosi place.
Help A Retired Race Horse Become A Therapy Horse! The Excelsior Thoroughbred Advancement Program strives to bring awareness to the "War Horse", or the older Thoroughbred who shows promise for therapy work. These horses are at the greatest risk of being shipped to slaughter, yet many have the personality, training, and kind inquisitive nature that is perfectly suited for Learning or Psychotherapy work. We will pair suitable clients with the horses to provide their day to day care, which assists in the clients own learning and therapy progress.
Touching Lives: Health Project The purpose of this project is to: 1. Meet critical shortage of hospital facilities in Nigeria, 2.To meet the need of local people, 3. To provide high-quality care in a responsive way. 4. To train physician, nurses and health workers to be at par with colleagues in Europe and United States of America. Economic benefits are: 1. Access to affordable health care delivery. 2. Employment opportunity for health workers. 3. Improvement on level of awareness on health education.
Fight Against Corruption in Nigeria The objective of this project is to create a nationwide awareness of the problems corruption has caused in Nigeria, by encouraging youths and young people to stand up against corrupt practices. 

The project will involve series of national essay competitions for youths in Nigerian Secondary Schools on the theme ‘Fight Against Corruption in Nigeria’. 

Five winners will emerge from each of the states of the country including Abuja, totaling 185 secondary winners.
Brighter future for 275 dogs of Guatemalan dump The indigenous community of Lemoa in Guatemala is home to hundreds dogs & cats that survive from the garbage found in the nearby dump. Reproduction of animals is accelerated and they struggle to survive outbreaks of infectious and skin diseases, as well as malnutrition. We need to spay & neuter 275 dogs & cats to immediately stop exponential breeding and provide a better quality of life to these animals. This campaign will be accompanied by 4 educational workshops on responsible pet ownership.
Super Typhoon Rai/Odette Relief Fund Super Typhoon Rai, locally named Odette, left a devastating toll in southeastern Philippines when it struck, killing hundreds of people and leaving more than 300,000 displaced. This relief fund will support emergency aid like food, water, medicine, and shelter. After initial needs are met, the fund will transition to provide long-term assistance as needed. All donations to this fund will exclusively support Typhoon Rai (Odette) recovery efforts.
Support the Refugees Soccer team of PEPA PEPA is a Nonprofit Organization working at community level to respond to the need of the most vulnerable people in Africa, we work to promote and save the human dignity, for this PEPA/Organization initiated two soccer teams to empower refugees and local disadvantaged young people, youth within the communities by giving them hope to become champions in the Soccer and various areas in the world.  We are calling for you to join and support in raising the funds to enables us to sustain this team
Decent housing for construction foremen -Antioquia The master builder beneficiary of the ParaConstruir Foundation develops his trade independently, in addition, his income is basically from day to day, his families are large, which hinders the economic solvency of the home, therefore, it does not allow to have a programmed saving to make improvements or endowment of your home. This project will contribute to the possession of a decent home, transforming the social and family environment of the master builder.
Emergency Relief in Lebanon On Aug 4, a massive explosion shook Beirut, killing untold numbers of people and injuring thousands. The blast left 300,000 homeless and overwhelmed Lebanon's healthcare system during the country's worst economic and health crises. Rapid currency devaluation and inflation in Lebanon and the ongoing pandemic have already pushed most of Lebanon's refugee population into abject poverty. Anera is responding, but donated humanitarian supplies will have to ship by air, raising costs to transport aid.
Provide primary health care for street children Childhope responds to the medical and health needs of the street children through its Mobile Health Clinic (MHC) Project, which is managed by a full-time Medical Doctor. The mobile clinic was donated in 2006 by the Rotary Club of Honolulu and Paco, complete with the necessary medical equipment to address the health and medical problems of the street children in Metro Manila. The street children & their families are financially unable to afford health services and to buy medicine on their own.
Provide School Shoes to Kenyan Orphans Children attending schools in Kenya are required to wear proper shoes to school.  The Good Samaritan Children's Home  must provide shoes for 250 children and teens living at the home.  Growing feet and worn leather make the need great and expensive. Further, school going children without proper shoes are asked to stay home until they acquire a pair. This fact leads to wastage of valuable study time. A pair of new shoes will help these children maximize their study time.
Ecuador Earthquake: Save Lives through Fuel Relief A devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Northern Ecuador on Saturday, April 16. Fuel Relief Fund Earthquake Response will source and provide free fuel to individuals, communities and aid agencies, powering vehicles and generators, providing first-response needs including medical aid, food, water, light and shelter. We have been at every major disaster over the past nine years including the earthquakes in Haiti, Japan and Nepal. Every dollar raised for relief efforts are used to provide fuel!
Giving Youth a Free Space to Learn at Media Lab The Media Lab will create space to nurture democracy through civic engagement, public discourse, and media literacy by enabling youths, specially-abled, and citizens to learn:   1. Photography and filmmaking without having to attend a formal photography and filmmaking school  2. To learn to express their views on important issues like civic engagement, climate change, good governance, and democracy. 3.  To lead change in communities and be a smart consumer of news and information.
Taiwan Typhoon Relief and Assistance Fund Provide assistance to victims of Typhoon Morakot, which struck Taiwan August 7. At least 123 were killed, hundreds are still unaccounted for, and thousands were displaced
Youth empowerment for economic development We work with more than 450 universities in Mexico, 60% of which are public. We implement entrepreneurship programs for the creation of companies that address the most urgent economic, social and environmental problems that contribute to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Today, we are growing our work in an accelerated way to impact more young people and academics, in order to generate social mobility and reactivate our economy.
Empower Women Survivors in Mid-Michigan Our mission is to guide, empower, and heal women. As the only non-profit organization of our kind in the area, we have helped over 7,000 women move toward financial independence after surviving soul-crushing events. No one is turned away by the inability to pay. We start where a woman is when she walks through the door. We provide counseling, support groups, job search tools, a professional clothing & personal care closet, and help women get out of violent situations. We save lives.