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Improve the Opportunity Center in Hrazdan The most powerful weapon in the 21st century is  knowledge. For this purpose with a group of women from our community we decided to launch a community opportunity center as a unique powerhouse of initiatives,  where the youth and women, in particular, will not only improve their skills and capacity with the help of center-provided resources, but will also be supported to fulfil their ideas ranging from crafts to social enterprises. This center will bridge  the community with the outside World.
Restore fishing jobs for 300+ Families Evacuation for those trapped by flooding and repair or replacement of fishing boats and nets destroyed by tsunami.
Provide  Water to 4600 people in Eritrea Your donation will provide access to clean water for rural communities that has been victimized by persistent drought for many years. Clean water helps keep the community healthy. Women and girls will spend less time fetching water. School aged girls will have time to attend school. Women can take care of their children. Students will have water and sanitation in their school. Clean water enables the community to grow ample food and generate more income to improve their living condition.
Protect 40,000 acres of Atlantic Rainforest. This project will help protect 40,000 acres of Atlantic Rainforest and provide 250 indigenous families with stable incomes in southern Brazil. Cultivation of yerba mate does best in rainforest understory, incentivizing protection of the ecosystem while providing a stable income for our partner communities freeing them from the logging and industrial agriculture that has destroyed the forest.  This project jump starts Guayaki's proven model that binds community health to forest protection.
Support to 100 disabled for self-employed in Nepal This project will uplift the livelihood opportunities of 100 persons with disabilities (PWDs) and their guardians from underprivileged groups residing in Kathmandu valley. The project will provides business management trainings, input supports, awareness programs, etc. to start their income generating activities (IGAs). These supports will lead to a better economic & social status of targeted PWDs that reduce dependency and contribute to their children's health and education or for better life.
Maternal Health in Afghanistan Almost half of all deaths of women age 15-49 in Afghanistan result from complications during pregnancy and childbirth. Most of these deaths could be prevented with increased access to maternal health services.

Your gift will provide training for midwives, prenatal and ongoing medical care for mothers and children, improved nutrition, immunizations, and other critical interventions for those in need.
Empowering Women in Rural Arequipa, Peru HOOP has been committed to developing and offering educational services to the Flora Tristan community in Arequipa, Peru since 2012. Our Social Work and Psychology Team provide free education, social, health and psychology services geared towards the mothers living in precarious economic and social situations. By supporting this project you will be helping us to expand the reach of our social work programs and further empower these inspiring women to create transformative change in their lives.
Support Syrian disabled children meet their rights Nine continues years of War in Syria, resulted in leaving hundreds of thousands of vulnerable families facing extremely severe conditions with unknown future. Thousands of disabled children are now living in very poor situation suffering from lack of access to basic rights: shelter, protection, education, health & treatment needs, etc. This fund will support the caring of disabled children & their families through securing suitable shelter, protection, education, health, and livelihood services
Victims of the Tornadoes Fund The Victims of the Tornadoes Fund administered by the Greater New Orleans Foundation will make grants to nonprofit organizations helping with recovery efforts from the tornadoes that swept through Alabama, Missouri, and the southeastern part of the United States in 2011.
Virtual Camps - Empowering Girls Around the World This project will fund a series of virtual camps for girls led by diverse women leaders in artificial intelligence (AI), entrepreneurship, environmental science, and financial literacy. These inspirational camps feature industry-leading role models and are offered free of charge to girls of all backgrounds. Career Girls believes girls and young women have the right to dream. Your donation gives girls education and resources to make their dreams come true.
Preserve Big Cats in South Africa With forever increasing human populations & anthropogenic pressures on wildlife populations, numbers continent-wide are dwindling. Current population trends for big cats across Africa are decreasing. Cheetah, leopard & lion populations are all suffering from habitat loss, human-habitat conflicts & individuals taken from the wild to place in captivity. Preservation of these species is only possible through education and research on the ground, at the heart of the problem.
Build a Kitchen in Cambodia that Feeds 800 Daily The Cambodian Children's Fund (CCF) Food Program has been a tremendous success over the last year. We feed an average of 800 children from the surrounding communities every evening. This number has drastically increased the demands on our staff. In order to accommodate the amount of time, energy and production needed to continue this program, our staff needs a proper kitchen to prepare the food for the kids. Future donations made to this project over $5000 will go to the Child Nutrition Program.
Emergency COVID in Eritrea The arrival of covid-19 has only worsened this very dramatic: Erythrea is one of the poorest countries and health care fails to guarantee assistance and care. Also, lockdown is turning the health emergency into an even more terrible hunger emergency: for many children going to school means being able to receive the only meal of the day.  The project aims to ensure and the possibility of returning to school in complete safety to 3100 children.
Safe Motherhood initiative The study provides information regarding donation opportunity for setting up antenatal care centers for the rural areas of district Rahim Yar Khan (Punjab).  However, such a project could also be feasible and beneficial for other "HARD TO REACH" Areas of Pakistan. The project aimed at providing advocacy to women who are unable to approach the BHUs In distant areas who are unable to approach the trained medical staff and lose their lives in the hands of untrained mid-wife services
Support Furnishing Schools at Earthquake Epicenter The  April 2015 earthquake has damaged around 10000 schools and destroyed 35000 classrooms. 2502 classrooms and 340 schools were from Dolakha district alone. The government report states  that only 223 classrooms and 54 school buildings were reconstructed and 600 buildings are in ongoing process. We helped them build/renovate 6 school buildings with 22 classrooms. This project will provide 900 students in 3 schools with modern furniture in the classrooms.
Dutton:Provide basic needs for Orphans in Ethiopia This project provides the basic needs of orphans living in our orphanages and on the streets, giving them food, shelter, clean water, and an education: In result, a HOPE of a future.
Helping the fishermen of Robinson Crusoe-Chile Slow Food plans to rebuild the community centre for the fisherman on the Robinson Island, struck by the earthquake last February, being fishing the main source of income on the island
Help stop animal suffering in Chiapas, Mexico Animalix AC is a Civil Association created on January 24, 2014.  We have five main areas of action: Animal Welfare: rescue, shelter, nutrition, medical care, deworming, vaccination, and sterilization Public awareness Dog education/training and socialization Responsible adoption Social networking Through these actions we contribute to improving the lives of animals, of public health and safety, and of the environment in San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chiapas.
Better Health and Safety on Ugandan Construction Accidents on construction sites result in many deaths and major injuries each year. Improvements in construction health and safety have been successfully implemented in many countries, with significant reductions in accidents, so why not Uganda?  World Action Fund plans to work with Industry, Government and Educators to promote improvements to the standards of health and safety on construction sites. This is the first NGO to take on this challenge. Method proposed is education, mobile App. task
A New Compressor for Boulder Emergency Squad This compressor will impact the lives of the 310,000 people in Boulder County by providing clean breathing air for Boulder County's Firefighters and Dive Rescuers for the next 20 years.  Additionally it will be used to compress air for use in vehicle extrication tools, air bags, rafts, and a multitude of other use cases.
Andreas: Help for Autistic Families in Slovakia Most parents of autistic children spend all their free time by taking care of their children. This special type of care is needed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It is very exhausting. The main goal of project is to ensure professional caring for autistic children in our autistic centre Andreas. During the weekend parents have a chance to relax and gain new strength. $3 are hourly wage of social worker in Andreas. Give parents the opportunity to gain a new power.
Enable Career Guidance for 1500 Young Indians With this project, Antarang Foundation will provide 1,500 9th graders attending public and low-income private schools in Mumbai to arrive at their career goals. Through psychometric tests and activities that help students understand their aspirations, interests, aptitude, realities, and personality, students will be provided with career guidance and counselling-which also improves educational retention until they are at least 18 years old.
Help affected families sustain in COVID-19 Muwakhat Foundation wants to support families affected by COVID-19 and get them back on their feet, so they do not have to depend on others for feeding themselves. This was one of the reasons, Muwakhat provided some of these families with funds and fruits/vegetable carts. Now, Muwakhat will give medicines to the patients testing positive, especially the mothers. Muwakhat believes when the mother is safe, the whole family is safe.
Build a Bridge - Save a Life: in Vietnam In America, parents are (understandably) concerned when their young children have to cross a busy street to attend school. In the remote areas of Vietnam, children literally put their lives in jeopardy to attend school. Especially in the monsoon season, which lasts for months,  students needs to cross rivers on perilous monkey bridges, or sometimes even INSIDE of plastic bags, - see our video. Sometimes these children die. We can build 5 Foot Bridges to allow kids a safe journey to school.
Food Packages for Bulgarians affected by the Virus This project aims to help over 500 of the most vulnerable affected by the recent epidemic of COVID19 in Bulgaria, such as the elderly citizens and single mothers, by packing 11 staple food items (oil, flower, pasta, canned beans, sweetcorn and peas, ready soups, tomato puree, sugar, rice and lentils) and toiletries (toothpaste, shampoo, soap, dish soap and toilet-paper) to be delivered to them in a box because the quarantines prevent many from going to work, so we want to help in any way we can.
help 100 wrongful detainee in agodi prison nigeria This project will address the problem of wrongful detention and conviction in three prisons in Nigeria and help select 100 inmates who are wrongfully detained or convicted to death to get justice. In agodi prison there are a lot of complaints of unjust detention including the criminal who is due to get judgment are being detained for over one year without going to court, if there is nobody to speak on their behalf they will continue to rotting away in detention.
Clean water for 11 970 students in Burkina Faso This project will provide 11,970 students in 45 villages in Burkina Faso with 45 boreholes to make drinking water available. The action of Global NEEED Burkina will contribute to improve the living conditions of the population through the reduction of cases of water-related diseases, to reduce the time reserved for fetching water by women and children. It will also raise the school attendance. In short, this project will raise students' school performance.
Clean water for Ethiopian community of 5,250 HOPE plans to work with the community of Dorza Bele in southern Ethiopia to access clean water.  At present access to clean water in this community is 0%.  Our goal is that by the end of 2015, this will be 100%.  With safe, clean water in their own village, health will improve, children can attend school, more food can be grown and adults will have more time to pursue economic-related activities which will benefit their families and community.  Clean water will bring hope for their future.
Help Cisco Systems Build a Habitat Home The Cisco Foundation and Cisco Systems, Inc have awarded Habitat for Humanity Portland/Metro East two grants that help sponsor a local Habitat home for a hard working family. Your support will help provide the construction materials volunteers will use to work side-by-side with the future homeowners, the Htoo/Thi family, together building this family a simple, decent, affordable place to live.
Tornado Relief Fund - Helping Nashville Families The tornado that ripped through Nashville on March 3rd left hundreds of people in our neighborhood without homes, jobs, transportation and other loss.  Martha O'Bryan Center is Nashville's oldest nonprofit working from the heart of our city's largest housing project with a mission to defeat poverty.  Our Tornado Relief Fund will purchase basic needs and help set up new homes for our families impacted by the tornado.
Girls Raising Our OWN Foods - G.R.O.W.N. Foods The G.R.OWN Foods program (1) Helps girls learn about and practice healthy nutrition for themselves through gardening, which also provides critical outdoor activity and exercise; and (2) Offers a hands-on entrepreneurship opportunity for girls to plan and run their own Farmers' Market business.
Help 75 Students Become Earth Keepers This project allows us to grant over 75 elementary school children scholarships to participate in a weekly after school program  during 2019-20. Children will be connected with nature through hands-on activities alleviating their fear of being outside, inspire them to help protect the environment, build friendships, and to live within nature in a more sustainable way. The students will also learn to give back to the community by completing a service project at the end of the school year.
Help To Provide Uniform for 200 Poor Slum Students This project will support the poor slum  students those who are managing their studies with only one set of uniform and few note books for their all subjects. Most of the students are dropouts within their elementary school level due to insufficient of uniforms and schooling materials. Now with the support of the donation, We will provide two sets of uniform cloth, notebook -5, pen -1, geometry box-1 and a school bag for every poor students. It increases the confidence and interest in learning.
Support 340 Wildlife Rangers in Zimbabwe This project will support 340 wildlife Rangers and their families in Zimbabwe's critically under-served Hwange and Mana Pools National Parks by providing them with nutritious daily meals, patrol rations and drinking water. The project will also build a new picket base and sponsor 8 additional Rangers to improve the reach and effectiveness of anti-poaching patrols as incidents of wildlife crime spike.
Ibn Rush'd Library: a Palestinian learning center This library is an educational hub for all kind of learning, for youth and all community members. It is a place where they can educate themselves, both online and offline. With your donations, we can extend the amount of educational resources the villagers have available to them, cultivate Al Aqabah's culture of education and learning, and promote learning and literacy and ease the villagers' return to al-Aqabah.
Afrika Tikkun Young Urban Women #ChooseToChallenge Afrika Tikkun Young Urban Women fearlessly #ChooseToChallenge gender inequality, biases and violence everyday. Our Young Urban Women program helps them fight gender-based violence and social exclusion; two great roadblocks to their progress. The program empowers them to campaign for change wherever services, systems and attitudes exclude them or violate their human rights.  Your support for this project will help us empower 30 girls to become agents of positive change for their communities.
Keep 50 girls in school in Kenya This project will award 3 high school scholarships to bright but needy girls who cannot afford to continue with  their secondary education,as well as provide 47 school supplies packs that otherwise cannot be provided by primary student's families or schools.
UNICEF Emergency Response With more than 11,000 staff worldwide; 350 warehouses globally; strategic transit hubs in Copenhagen, Dubai, Panama and Shanghai; and a 24/7 emergency operations center in New York, UNICEF stands ready to provide both immediate and long-term necessities-food, water, shelter, protection and physical as well as mental health care-whenever a crisis arises. UNICEF also works to reunite children with family and provides care for those who are orphaned.
Educate One Empower Thousands 2016 We are raising money to give higher education scholarships for the brave young women from marginalised ethnic communities in Myanmar, so they can influence change, drive social reform, and empower thousands more like them!
Build a dorm for 50 street girls and mothers Challenges faced by Street Youth continue to increase with the barriers brought in by the COVID-19 pandemic. Through the support of our donors via GlobalGiving, we have been able to construct a boy's dorm that has the capacity to host 60 and assist the street boys. However, the pandemic has worsened the situation for girls. Kenya reported a 40% increase in monthly teen pregnancies that includes a significant number of street girls. Our next step is to build the dorm with daycare for the girls.
Chennai floods have endangered Little Hearts Home The Little Hearts home for the mentally and physically disabled is in great need. The floods in Chennai have destroyed both the food supply and closed the facility where the food was being prepared.  This has left the very vulnerable people at The Little Hearts Home in an awful plight. These wonderful people are completely dependent on others for their day to day living and yet the resources they had for food were all destroyed. Life has gone from difficult to tenuous.
SEND: Sexual Education, Nutrition, Development Young women and mothers in Guatemala are often uneducated on the important topics the SEND Project will expose them to. The GOD'S CHILD Project will host weekly workshops every Friday to educate 100 women from the surrounding areas of Antigua, Guatemala on sexual health, proper nutrition for themselves and their children, and forms of sustainable development. These work shops will give these women the tools to break the cycle of poverty and better the lives of their children and families.
Help Volunteers to Help Vulnerable in Georgia With your contribution we will create the center for volunteers that will give them a possibility  to help children, elderly and families  in need.  After the center is renovated volunteers will be able to implement such activities as: cloths destitution point, "soup for homeless", etc.  Moreover,  organizational and motivational meetings for volunteers will take a place. It is essential because volunteerism is not developed in Georgia and needs urgent support.
Help Jamaican Students Become Organic Growers Through our 'Young Soldiers for Food Security' program, Farm Up Jamaica gives students, from many agriculture schools the opportunity to gain practical farming experience by working on Organic farms. We provide them with transportation, room & board, and a stipend to inspire them to create a vision that can positively impact their communities while preparing them to become Jamaica's next generation of environmentally-conscious farmers.
Develop Global Youth Leaders in NYC and DC! This project allows Global Kids to ensure that youth in underserved communities in NYC and DC have the knowledge, skills, experiences and values they need to succeed in school, participate effectively in the democratic process, and achieve leadership in their communities and globally. By helping our students to develop their leadership, communication, digital media, and critical thinking skills, they are motivated to graduate high school and attend college, and are empowered to make an impact.
World Vision responding to Sunda Strait Tsunami The tsunami caused by the Mount Krakatau activity in Sunda Strait, hit Sunda Strait shores on  December 22, 2018. The waves and the high wind caused massive damage to infrastructure. World Vision is on the ground, responding to the immediate and urgent needs of the affected population, especially children. In the relief phase of the response, World Vision will be focusing on the sectors of Health and Child Protection, Water Sanitation & Hygiene, and cash-based programming.
women Climate Entrepreneurship Development  SSD ASIMO's Project will contributes to women entrepreneurship development through improved cooking stoves aimed at improving sustainable climate change Management. This project will improve lives, address social and environmental conditions through effective participation of 4000 women entrepreneurs in climate change adaptation by the end of 2022 which can help transform the lives of the communities by improving their health, reduced pressure of deforestation  and climate risk in Warrap State.
Health Insurance for 500 Cameroonian Orphans This project provides orphans and abandoned children in the community with a micro-health insurance card which gives them the opportunity to have access to quality health care through a community based micro-health insurance scheme.
Hearing Equipment Supply Cabinet Chattering Children is raising funds to stock a hearing device supply cabinet, complete with cables, ear hooks, batteries and accessories from each manufacturer. This will enable us to quickly provide children what they need when their devices break. In our effort to serve children with hearing loss and help them succeed, we need to have the necessary supplies and parts on hand so that they always have access to sound.
Leadership Initiatives Students Creating Change As members of Leadership Initiatives' [LI] International Internship Program, Nicole, Yujiun, Hetal, Grace, Kaylie, Karina, and Aditi have been working with LI to help create & sustain businesses in Bauchi State, Nigeria. To transform lives, the team & LI are working to train local entrepreneurs. Through this, vulnerable men and women will develop capacities in vocational & business skills to empower & equip them to escape extreme poverty.
Provide theater to 2,500 under-served children! AFA is thrilled to present "Voice Power!" written & performed by Darian Dauchan, directed by Jennifer McGrath, our 2015 Audience Project Tour. We will bring this exciting production, free of charge, to over 2,500 under-served NYC children this fall, many of whom have never seen professional theater. Poet/musician Darian guides young audiences on a vocal odyssey through rhymes, beat-boxing, & acapella melodies in search of one of civilization's most valued treasures - the power of the voice!