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Energy Efficient Cook Stove for Poor Families The  Shape  Lives  Foundation  is   providing   fuel- efficient cooking stoves  to impoverished families   that  cannot  afford to buy  at cash  price in  the market. In return, these families  plant Moringa  trees and nurture them to grow either  at their  gardens, farms   and other designated places  for their nutritional needs, protect  the environment  and to reduce  global warming.
Literacy for 100 Vulnerable Children in Liberia Teaching children to read is critical to breaking the cycle of poverty and investing in a future where every life matters. RESTORE HOPE: LIBERIA helps meet the needs of disadvantaged children in the country's remote Kolahun District. RESTORE HOPE will train 6 tutors in phonics-based literacy instruction. The tutors will provide focused after-school literacy instruction to 100 children - improving their fundamental skills, boosting their confidence, and offering them a life-changing opportunity.
A Ray of hope for the less privileged children Saints Orphanage Center is a home for Needy ones, it provides Shelter, Education and Treatment to Orphans suffering from HIV/Aids and Malaria. It also Empowers girls and Women
Help Provide COVID-19 Relief in Los Angeles The COVID-19 pandemic continues to cause a significant impact on the Los Angeles (LA), California County area. Our work with two local partner organizations will help address pressing community needs. Together, our efforts will help to slow the spread of the pandemic and provide food security to hungry families across LA County.
University Scholarships for Tanzanian Girls This program will provide an opportunity for a young Tanzanian woman to attend university. This will transform her life ---- forever.  Scholars are chosen through a competitive application process from amongst AfricAid's Kisa Leadership Training Program graduates. These young women are the future leaders of Tanzania and will change the world.
Empower Refugee Youth Through Dance "Before I started dancing, I was always thinking about the problems and stress I face. It was hard for me to think about my future. Dance has helped me to focus in a way that I was never able to before." -Eric, MindLeaps student. MindLeaps uses dance to help at-risk youth and refugee children build essential cognitive and behavioral skills. Through participation at MindLeaps, these youth show an increase in responsible and healthy life choices, greater school success, and community integration.
Training 440 #MenEndFGM Champions in Kenya #MenEndFGM is an award winning movement rallying men & boys to join the quest to end FGM, child marriage and other related harmful practices. According to Kenya Demographic and Health Survey (KDHS) 2014, Kenya's national prevalence of FGM  stood at 21%. However, 22 of the 47 counties have FGM prevalence which is way above the national level, some as high as 94%. Despite being key members in the society, men's involvement remains low. #MenEndFGM seeks to bridge this gap by engaging men as allies
Lutheran Disaster Response - US Virgin Islands This project is a volunteer rebuilding program constructing and repairing homes for survivors of Hurricanes Irma and Maria in St. Croix, US Virgin Islands. We purchase building materials, tools, and basic supplies for volunteers who construct roofs, walls, and hurricane-safe fixtures for individuals who cannot afford repairs on their own. We give priority to older people living on low, fixed incomes who do not have property insurance and did not receive enough assistance after the storms.
IBB ZOO EMERGENCY RESCUE MISSION, Yemen This project aims to rescue more than 100 endangered animals at Ibb Zoo, Yemen from extinction. Lions, Striped Hyenas, Sacred Hamadryas Baboons, Camels, Horses, Falcons, Hawks, Vultures, geese, and Ducks chicks are dehydrated, under-weight, depressed and in pain because of their lack of cage hygiene and space. SYS' Team will provide these animals with the necessary life essentials like food, water, hygiene, humane enclosures, vitamins, and medical care.
Allow children to learn and grow through sport The Playdagogie is a methodology for children 6 to 12 years developed by International Pl4y since the early 2000s. At school and in the refugee camps, this approach allows children to learn and grow by practicing sports games. Activities enable them to acquire knowledge by having fun.
Tour de Cure Cycling Event Tour de Cure is an annual cycling and walk fundraiser of the American Diabetes Association. Donations directly support our mission to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes. Locally in Oregon and SW Washington more than 345,000 in our communities live with diabetes and another 1.1 million have pre-diabetes.  In 2015 more than 600 registered riders participated of whom 14% are Red Riders (those with diabetes). We appreciate your generous support
Goats for Poor Farming Families in the Philippines The project will provide goats to poor farming families in our project areas in Zamboanga del Norte, Leyte and Misamis Oriental. Goats are easy to take care of, provides meat and income and are prolific. Goats are ready insurance and cash for the family during emergencies and money for everyday use. The family whom we have given goats will in turn pass-on-the-gift to other families by way of providing 1 kid for every goat we provide and in this way sustain and continue the process.
Build big, build opportunities Build Big, Build Opportunities is an initiative of the Integral Attention axis for girls, adolescents, young people, women in human mobility and vulnerability, which seeks to guarantee access in adequate conditions to rights such as: health, medicines, decent housing, education, food, recreational spaces and psychological support for these populations.  The project will accompany and support the development and quality of life of these populations, contributing to SDG 1,2,3,4 and 5.
Help fight Tuberculosis in Senegal! 76% of Senegalese people between 15 to 44 years of age suffer from Tuberculosis (TB).
Give Preschool Children a Musical Head Start! Be a life changer when you empower GITC to reach children in day care and Head Start programs with hands-on daily music making. As their teachers learn to lead music with GITC, your can help us provide ukuleles for the children to strum as part of learning their letters, numbers, shapes, and all the rest. This hands-on music puts them on a positive path and imparts music when their minds and bodies are growing the fastest between birth and six! And music is the gateway to learning so much more!
Help women start small businesses Through education, specialized skills, and leadership development, MuJER enables women sex workers in Guatemala to find economic and emotional stability, have a voice in society, and better their own lives and the lives of their children. MuJER offers two programs, jewelry-making and embroidery, that enable women to start small businesses, provides them with increasing confidence in their talents, and offers them supplemental income and safer employment.
Help 500+ Youth in Liberia Reach Their Potential Youth are 65% of Liberia's population; empowering youth will change the nation's future. We deliver proven, successful models to help students prepare for college and in-demand careers. Our students outperform their peers in every academic category, earning high marks in standardized public exams. Plus, we provide community health screenings, health education, and disease prevention efforts. Help Liberian youth reach their full potential through college and career readiness and health education.
Emergency Irrigation for Cabbage The community of Mundubiena is suffering from a dry spell, and their cabbage crops are at risk of dying. Local entrepreneurs have invested time and money into these cabbage crops, and a loss would be devastating. With a water pump for emergency irrigation, the farmers will be able to mitigate the drought and continue growing the cabbage at a critical time of growth for the village. This is an emergency.
Extension of the project "SOS We need to continue" In 2021, with the worsening of the pandemic and the shortage of vaccines, families that were already in a vulnerable situation have become even more fragile, at the mercy of extreme poverty and hunger.  To support these families, food baskets, hygiene kits and masks in Camacari, Dias d'vila, Lauro de Freitas Simoes Filho and Taubate will be distributed in partnership with the  Rede Asta . This is an expansion of the existing project that will be benefit 1500 families over a period of 4 months.
Help 250 Youth Recover From Ebola in Guinea Before the outbreak of Ebola in Guinea, 47% of the population was living below the poverty line (CIA, 2015).  Since 2014, West Africa has had over 11,000 deaths from Ebola.  In 2020, Guinea suffered from dual health and economic crises of Covid-19 as well as a new outbreak of Ebola.  MindLeaps has been serving youth in Guinea since 2011 and in 2021 is serving 380 students and their families.
Reduce Malnutrition & Death of 2000 Tribal People Malnutrition, child deaths, maternal deaths, and deaths in age group of 16-60 years are very high in Melghat. Our integrated approach will reduce malnutrition and deaths in Melghat tribal area. Due to our interventions we could reduce severe malnutrition, child mortality, maternal mortality, and deaths in 16-60 years age group by more than 70%, 64%,75% & 50% respectively. Our trained Village Health Workers & doctors are treating poor tribal, supplying nutrition & doing behavior change communtion
Provide School Supplies to Girls In Need This project will provide 350 girls in need of school supplies with the tools necessary to be successful in the classroom in deprived communities of Ghana. Money raised will go towards purchasing pencils and notebooks, school uniforms and school bags for at-risk girls.
Arts & skills workshops for 100 youth in Zimbabwe Economic challenges in Zimbabwe have left young people frustrated and discouraged, turning to dangerous coping mechanisms (alcohol, drugs, crime). Engaging 100 youth (30 boys, 70 girls) in Arts workshops (dancing, acting, visual arts) will give them a platform to express and work through their frustrations, while providing social entrepreneurship skills to earn a living and impact their communities.
High School Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Business Internship Program, Jacqueline, Aadhya & Piper 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-skills, vocational skills & business to empower and equip them to escape extreme poverty.
A podcast celebrating global development's women The GlobalDevWomen podcast and radio hour empowers women and girls to rock in the global social impact industry! Our show pairs aspiring women leaders with dynamic women at the peak of their careers, to share in a unique mentoring session with exponential benefits. This project is a win-win-win: diverse women leaders are recognized; promising women receive mentoring; and healthy mentoring practices are demonstrated for others to replicate.
A powerful approach to change 46 children's lives 46 children and their families want to break the poverty spiral and reduce the negative impact it has on their physical and mental health. They live in (extreme) poverty, and to survive they work on the street in solidarity with their families. Due to lack of resources - economic, educational, and socio-emotional - and harsh environments, their mental health is at risk. To improve the dynamics within the homes, our two psychologists attend the families, to help them create dignified lives.
Baby Buggy Hurricane Sandy Family Assistance Fund Over 2200 families in Baby Buggy's service network live(d) in the Rockaways, Staten Island, and Coney Island. These vulnerable families continue to struggle with the aftermath of Sandy--the loss of homes, jobs, a sense of security for their families.  Also, a few of our program centers in the Rockaways and Coney Island were severely damaged.  Rebuilding continues but there is still much too.  We continue to work tirelessly to get them the supplies they need: diapers, food, clothing, and cribs.
Help Stop Honor Killing Through Awareness Program About 1000 women are killed in Pakistan every year in the name of so-called honor. Last year in December a family (couple & 3 children) was axed to death over a love marriage that happened 28 years ago in Pakistan. It is due to the misunderstanding that Law and Islam both are in favor of such atrocities. Such brutal acts can be stopped through the intervention of civil society & religious leaders by educating people especially women about their basic rights and laws against such brutal crimes.
Oklahoma Tornado Relief Save the Children's U.S. emergency response team is mobilizing staff and essential supplies to provide support, relief and recovery services to communities and families in Oklahoma.
Give clean water to communities in Zimbabwe To build 5 Elephant Pumps and undertake pump maintenance community training sessions. Ensuring that the poor rural communities of Masvingo have access to clean and safe water, for life.
Sustainable Chicken Farm for Guatemalan Women MADRE partners with Muixil, a community based organization of Indigenous Ixil women in Guatemala.  Together, we founded Farming for the Future, a collective income-generating project that provides the Ixil women living in poverty with economic independence and food security and empowers them to demand their political rights.
Support the education of 200 children in Honduras The population in Arena Blanca (Honduras) is about 850 people, of which 406 are men and 445 women with almost 10% of illiteracy. The project "Comunidad Socioeducativa Guarataro" has as a main goal the improvement of the quality of life of more than 200 children and their families through a comprehensive perspective with education as the main pillar. The project also contemplates to implementate healthcare, food and ecology modules.
Facilitating Job Opportunities in South Africa Through this project, FUNDI seeks to link the unemployed/underemployed in South Africa with job opportunities. For those who gather at approximately 1,000 informal sites across the country each day in hopes of finding casual labor jobs so that they can provide for themselves and their families, FUNDI provides a reliable system that enables them to obtain greater levels of employment and know their rights as workers.
Primary Education to refugee children in Kampala This project started in 2009 and it aims at ensuring that vulnerable refugees children in Kampala have the chance to access the primary education. The best protection to refugee children is to ensure that they are in schools and this also helps them to develop and be good people important to the community and their countries. This project will provide food, scholastic materials, school fees, medical care to vulnerable refugees children such child mothers, orphans, poor and disabled.
SUPPORT CHILDREN WITH AUTISM IN MOMBASA USING ARTS Sheilah Sheldone Arts for Social Change CBO was founded by community members in Mombasa county to support the dreams of a child prodigy, Sheilah Sheldone Charles to impact on the lives of children suffering from neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs) in her community through her creative work involving painting. Neurodevelopmental disorders include; autism spectrum disorders, down syndrome, as well as cerebral palsy. Sheilah is 10 years old. She is a great painter, a model, a poet, and a designer.
Dignity for victims of  bandits attacks The project will pay secondary and college  fee for 30 girls who will be drawn for the maasai  community(Ilchamus) of baringo county who are orphans and victims of bandits and cattle rustlers attacks
I am a JewelGirl. What Kind of Girl Are You? This project empowers orphaned and formerly trafficked Russian girls aged 11 to 18 with the skills, knowledge, and community networks they need to overcome their own exploitation and lead other girls toward freedom and independence.
Giving girls a better life In the Thar desert in north west India, girls like Jamuna and Seema lives are dominated by relentlessly fetching water.  Whilst their brothers go to school, these girls walk eight miles every day carrying water pots weighing 12kg. There is a simple solution to this - rainwater harvesting tanks. These structures catch the monsoon rains and store them for use over the year. Clean drinking water at home leads to better health and enables girls to go to school. Can you help Jamuna and Seema?
FREE HEALTHCARE FOR PREGNANT WOMEN & TEENAGE GIRLS The Fageli good health advocacy & lifestyle foundation plans to build a standard healthcare center for free healthcare services for 5200 vulnerable pregnant women and pregnant teenage girls who Due to poverty don't get prenatal care soon enough before childbirth and this leads to high health risk to the mother and baby. This project will provide free prenatal care, free delivery, free vaccines for mother and baby. Free quality medications. And to provide professional health practitioners.
Midwest US Tornado Relief Fund A deadly tornado outbreak ripped through six US states, including Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, and Tennessee, leaving dozens dead and decimating entire towns. Your donation to this Tornado Relief Fund will help people in impacted communities.
Project Mosquito Nets Keep vulnerable children and families malaria free and healthy by providing 15,000 long lasting insecticide treated nets, and education. Malaria can be fatal for children, pregnant women, and adults living with HIV, even though it is preventable and curable. Lives can be saved for pennies per day, as provision of a net costs a mere $5. Proper use of nets leads to improved health, higher school attendance, and fewer missed day at work. To date more than 35,000 nets have been provided in Zambia.
Provide Clean Water to 4000 People in the Desert! This project is of extreme importance to serving humanity. By providing Clean Water to approx. 500 families in extreme far areas of Thar Desert. *(an average family size is 2 to 3 Adults + 4 to 5 Children = 8 Persons). Deep water-well's will be dug, and provided with a "hand-pump" for smooth operation, to the 10 villages (Approx. 4000 persons). A regular maintenance is necessary every year to maintain the serviceability of these wells.
Equip 35 Midwives in Remote Congolese Villages Women in Kokolopori, a remote impoverished community of 35 villages in Equateur Province, DR Congo, have been trained as midwives, but need basic equipment to help them deliver babies safely.
Send a child in Uganda to school for one year This project will pay for school fees, uniforms, books and pens to 100 disadvantaged children (orphans) in Lira District, Northern Uganda who have been so much affected by 20 years of conflict in northern Uganda which left behind many needy Children that are unable to attend formal education because of Lack of funds for fees and other requirements at School.
Poorest of Sudan's Poor--Displaced AND Disabled In 2 settlements in Khartoum, Salama and Soba-Aradi, disabled people have organized for self-improvement & human rights. NEF seeks support for their amazing initiative & planned basic services.
California Wildfires Response Fund As the drought areas in California continue to get drier Do Your Part is expanding their response efforts to reach all California's in need of assistance due to the outbreak of wildfires. Northern California is still in need as we just had 100 homes lost in a firestorm in Kern County near Bakersfield this will not be the last of these fires. Immediate assistance is needed and we need your help to respond and then continue into the long road to recovery.
Hurricane Nora Relief Fund Hurricane Nora has caused damage and flooding in Western Mexico, killing at least one person. Your donation to the Hurricane Nora Relief Fund will provide emergency aid like food, water, medicine, and shelter to impacted communities. Once immediate needs are met, this fund will provide long-term assistance, with a focus on local organizations. All donations to this fund will exclusively support communities and first responders impacted by Hurricane Nora.
Peace Through Photography Peace through Photography is a youth project using photography as a tool for discussing conflict and peace building.
Great Futures Campaign for America's Youth America's kids are in crisis. Boys & Girls Clubs of America has embarked on a bold journey:
to launch a new era of positive social impact for our nation's young people most in need.  

The GREAT FUTURES VISION is to assure success is within the reach of every child who enters our doors, with all members on track to graduate from high school with a plan for the future, demonstrating good character and citizenship, and living a healthy lifestyle.
Livelihood supports for poor IDPs in Borno State. This project will build the capacities of 120 IDPs  from 3 LGAs badly affected by the Boko Haram insurgency in Borno State who will produce and disseminate 50000 efficient biomass briquettes to 1000 displaced households for their cooking needs. In addition, it will provide food, clothes, quality mobile healthcare services and improved living conditions for victims of Boko Haram insurgencies in 3 IDP camps. The project will also support the education of 50 separated children in the area.
Silk Weaving Training Center in Cambodia Color Silk (Cambodia) Non-Profit Organization offers formal silk weaving training with targeting poor and vulnerable women, across the country located in Takeo  province who can only earn an average of $0.5/day. Training Center Program benefits to more than 200 each year of young rural,vulnerable women and HIV persons, 18 to 29 years to generate more income in producing silk sarong and silk scarves .Women now can generate an average of $75 per-month a roughly one-third increase over the past.
Establish Kitchen gardens for 500 Ugandan families This project is enabling 500 community households to establish backyard gardens.It enables every household learn how to establish and maintain a Kitchen garden. This garden contains skillfully mixed and diverse crops including indigenous vegetables, cereals and root crops designed to provide balanced diet to the families. It ultimately will support and contribute to Mountains of Hope's vision of a just, self reliant rural community which is social-economic and environmentally sustainable.
Save 20 boys facing the threat of school exclusion Leadership academy for at risk boys 8-16. Founded in 2007 we launched to address the lack of support within mainstream compulsory education for African and Afro Caribbean boys who were underachieving and being disproportionately excluded from school. Our targeted service is for members from this group living in deprived areas of south London, facing multiple barriers to success. Without action they will not reach their potential and can easily end up in gangs or criminality.
Bacho Kor ( Child Home)  100 orphans, PAKISTAN The Project will built a child Home for initially 100 Orphans  and abandoned children in northern Pakistan for the Provision of Health, Education, Residence, Skill Training, Science & Computer Lab and other basic needs of Life. SDF has donated 71057 Sq ft ( 261 Marlas) for bacho Kor. The total expenses at bacho kor to till date in shape of Land  US $124635 and a construction of US $36292 have been donated.
COVID-19 Relief for 110 Artisans in Kenya This project will help provide relief - including food + sanitary packages and an emergency fund - for Imani Collective artisans in Kenya who, in light of COVID-19,  are unable to safely quarantine or provide for their families over the next several weeks.  Imani Collective is a socioeconomic empowerment program focused on creating dignified jobs and taking a holistic approach to empowerment for more than 100 artisans in Mombasa, Kenya.