DARE Network's Teens for Kids Project will support , Art, and Music as an alternative to addiction & violence for girls and boys in 5 Refugee camps on the Thai/Burma border.

The SOLD Project's Resource Center in northern Thailand needs 50 new desks and a water tank to provide seating, work space, and running water for the dozens of kids who attend the facility every day. The center provides after-school programs, tutoring, and other resources to children at risk of child prostitution.

Help mahouts and elephant owners return to their community in northern Thailand and bring their elephants back to live in the forest avoiding work in circus shows and street begging.

The Branch Foundation plans to provide every family in a refugee camp of 600 residents in Thailand with solar lighting as they are prohibited from receiving electricity from the main grid system. This will ensure sustainable and environmentally friendly power for vulnerable people. The residents previously had to rely on kerosene lamps and candles which posed fire risks in their thatched houses, was an expensive form of lighting and prevented children from completing their studies at night.

Opening of a new training center in Ubon, the second poorest province the Northeast region of Thailand to provide educational and career services to disadvantaged women of this region for 3 years.

Give on-going training to 140 volunteers who run weekly program for kids/youths and coach young leaders, so they attain self-control, reverence, a sense of responsibility, empowered to serve others.

Through providing quality higher education, this project will help build the capacity of disadvantaged communities to foster positive change in one of the world's poorest and most troubled countries.

Our 4 Learning Centers provide transportation, teachers, lunch & stationary to 265 marginalized Burmese migrant children (5-12) in South Thailand to help integrate them into Thai schools in the future

During this holiday season, make a difference in the lives of Burmese migrant women! Instead of receiving another present, empower these women by asking for a donation, on your behalf, to WEDA. WEDA seeks to continue offering workshops on human and labor rights, gender discrimination and conducting weekly community outreach visits in order to document abuses and various human rights violations. Ideally, with enough funding, shelter and protection, for the Burmese women in need, will be offered.

The people of Burma (Myanmar), one of the world's poorest and most troubled countries, face many challenges - extreme poverty, deep social conflicts and failing infrastructure. The education system, undermined by decades of neglect, is unable to prepare students to tackle these challenges. This project will support 200 students from marginalized communities across Burma to reach the academic levels needed to access international university education and become catalysts of positive change.