In Syria... did you know that thousands of orphans are deprived of their fundamental right to education? They suffer poverty and displacemen… read more
This campaign aims to support URGENT medical needs of those most in need in northern Syria through supporting our hospitals, medical centers… read more
Kole Intellectual Forum intends to influence the ideas of policy makers at all levels, educationists, community and youth in Uganda to inclu… 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
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
On 9/8/2023, a massive earthquake struck Marrakech & the High Atlas with deadly force. We are committed to providing immediate & long-term s… read more
Girls in Sierra Leone face several challenges in getting an education, including poverty, cultural barriers, and lack of resources. This pro… read more
This project supports the 100 homeless, poor and downtrodden in and around Puducherry, India to have a meal in a day. Due to the pandemic, t… read more
Each month GlobalGiving selects an innovative, high-impact project from our community to be the project of the month. All donations to this … read more
If there's one thing that the pandemic has taught us, it's how interdependent we all are, and how what happens in one place can affect other… read more
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