Newest Projects
Check out these recent additions to GlobalGiving.
From Grinding poverty to Graduation
The trust has some academically gifted students who come through our village schools from very poor backgrounds who work hard , pass their exams and gain college admission.
Empower AIDS Widows - Save a Community
A farming co-op of AIDS widows and orphans in rural Uganda is working toward economic sustainability for 100 women or child-headed families, plus local orphans and disabled people, (1600 people).
Providing education for children with HIV in Nepal
Punarbal Shikshya Sadan is a first-of-its-kind day and boarding school for children with HIV, orphans and victims of poverty and civil war in Nepal.
Women's Safe House in Kathmandu
In Kathmandu, Nepal, many married and some unmarried women are abused on a daily basis. Our safe house is the only refuge for these women, as most of their families turn them away.
Environmental Education for Thai Youth
Your support will provide a fully operational environmental community training center in addressing the protection of outstanding biodiversity on the Tsunami hit island of Phra Thong, Thailand.
Provide Clean Water for 1,000 Students in Kenya
Send students back to school with clean water. This project will provide funding to dig two wells at schools in Western Kenya. Each well will serve up to 1,000 students and the surrounding community.
Food, Shelter and School for AIDS Orphans in India
In Nellore, south India, where 30% of adults have HIV/AIDS, a family took in 26 abandoned children. They need to build a second story onto their house and provide education, health care, food and love
Stand with Afghan Women Fighting for Their Rights
MADRE created the Afghan Women’s Survival Fund to enable women who are threatened with violence by the Taliban and other ultra-conservatives to escape to safety.
Connecting Forest islands in Costa Rica
Development in Costa Rica has led to numerous remnant forests, where wildlife is trapped. LRFF will plant 2500 native trees on open pasture creating a green passageway between two forest islands.
Getting Connected at Finca Salvaje, Costa Rica
A 12 hectare (30 acre) native, tree corridor connecting two river forests full of birds, animals and native plant life that will allow increased flow of all life forms.
