Join Keep The Dream196 in changing 2,587 South African orphaned and vulnerable children's lives. The kids aged 5-26yrs, changing families, v… read more
Investing in girls' education not only empowers them individually but also benefits society as a whole by promoting gender equality, reducin… read more
Support the basic necessities of 100 orphans in northern Syria for a month for $35! Your sponsorship will help provide them with social care… read more
Our work is exploding and we need to move our current premises. A farm will enable us to such as a farm will provide the venue, space, offic… read more
Guatemala has one of highest rates of child malnutrition in the world. Covid, climate change, and global inflation are adding to the problem… read more
This project will build sexual reproductive knowledge, understanding including pregnancy prevention and parenting skills into 100 students a… read more
The Keep A Girl Alive project enables conflict-affected and internally displaced women and girls to become economically independent. We do i… read more
Two million Ecuadorians suffer from severe hunger according to the World Food Program. Food insecurity in Cuenca, Ecuador has been impacted … read more
In the Syrian camps, nutritional and educational challenges emerge, where children suffer from poverty and hunger. We aim to provide educati… read more
Under this project, 700 street & poor slum children will be given Nutrition food, Gift, New Dress, Lunch/Dinner, Toys & Happiness. The Progr… read more
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