All Community created Funds

Donate to help families in need during the Yaku cyclone in Lima, Peru!

This fund makes it easy to donate to charities -- all that I've either worked with, received assistance from, or know from friends -- that work tirelessly to assure that transgender youth are able to access food, housing, healthcare, and all the other sorts of things that they shouldn't be without in the first place.

In DRC, four in nine still go to bed on an empty stomach each night. Four hundred thousand children could die in the following months if nothing is done. More than 3 million children are at risk of Hunger. Just $3, you offer one child malnutrition prevention ration for one month. Every child that dies is a tragedy and a loss of potential. Every time we feed a child, we feed our future.

This woman lost her husband a few months ago, and she's looking for help to process surgery for her son with Hydrocephalus.

The Sydney Meraki Digital Workplace team are encouraging the office to take 20 minutes out of their day to walk for mental health support. The charity we are supporting is Headspace. Headspace is the National Youth Mental Health Foundation. They provide early intervention mental health services to 12-25-year-olds. Each year, they help thousands of young people, and their families and friends, access vital support such as online and phone counselling services, vocational services, and presence in schools. Meraki Sydney employees are encouraged to donate to the created fund and join us on the walk!

Every woman deserves to live her life safely and free of violence. Women are disproportionately victims of domestic violence and rape. The project provides ways to take steps to protect women and to help promote a culture that does not allow or accept violence against women. This project benefits women in Irving, Texas. We teach women how to protect themselves and take action. We work to save lives, defeat poverty, and provide tools for sustainable change to people most vulnerable to hunger, violence, and disease. SOLIDARIEDADE NA MOKILI, a 501 (C) (3) nonprofit organization. Your contribution is tax-deductible. EIN:82-4685492. Spread your random acts of kindness. Double your impact by inspiring others. Feel good. Please pass it on. Reminder: Employees submit match requests for monetary donations.

According to UNESCO, about 262 million children and youth are out of school. Primary school education in the DRC is neither compulsory nor free. Educating children can help transform the country by reducing poverty and contributing to building a peaceful society. The project aims to support and give access to quality primary education for children in elementary schools, distributing learning materials and encouraging them to stay in school. We work to save lives, defeat poverty, an also provide tools for sustainable change to people most vulnerable to hunger, violence, and disease. SOLIDARIEDADE NA MOKILI, a 501 (C) (3) nonprofit organization. Your contribution is tax-deductible. EIN:82-4685492 Reminder: Employees submit match requests for monetary donations.

The strongest tropical storm to hit the southern hemisphere has forced thousands of people from their homes and cut off power supplies for essential services. The Malawi government today declared a state of emergency. The poorest families are most affected as their homes are made of mud and cloth and are easily destroyed, and the death toll is expected to rise further over the coming days. The floods have badly damaged farmers’ crops. Most communities are affected, their fields are waterlogged, and their homes have collapsed. Many families have lost their homes and are seeking shelter in schools. The number of deaths is expected to rise as we are still at the peak of the cyclone, with heavy rains and winds still having a devastating impact. We have created this fund to provide relief to survivors through emergency supplies like food, water, medicine, and longer-term recovery assistance to help residents recover and rebuild.

Things I care about

I am starting this fund for the Cancer research. I believe that research has a potential to find cure and to prevent the disease in the first place. Every bit will help me reach my goal.

They are the heart and soul of our nation, providing inspiration and wonder to generations of visitors: Yosemite, Bryce Canyon National Park, Yellowstone—and countless other precious places. Federal public lands like these are the backbone of conservation. They are national treasures. And they need our unwavering protection. But the threats of development, climate change, and insufficient funding are just a few of the perils facing the lands we hold dear. With strong citizen advocates, the future is still being determined for these unique places. The Global Fund for Humanity strongly supports the vital role that federal ownership and stewardship of federal lands play in advancing conservation. They are integral to many of our science-based solutions that benefit the communities and plants and animals that depend on them. Please stand with us; your contributions, no matter how big or small — make an impact.

The whooping crane is one of the rarest birds in North America, with fewer than 830 of them left on Earth. Wetland conversion, habitat loss, and hunting pressures have pushed the population to dangerously low numbers. Reduced to just fragments of their historical range, the whooping crane is running out of space it needs to survive. And it’s just one of the thousands of species needing conservation help. Over one-third of America’s fish and wildlife species are at risk of extinction today. The alarming loss of biodiversity is not just a threat to species but to the communities, jobs, and economies that depend on them. Your donation will do more to protect at-risk species before they slide toward extinction. Still, current funding levels are less than 5 percent of what is necessary to halt biodiversity loss. Time is running out to conserve our most vulnerable species while we still can.

Thousands of sea turtles die from dangerous migrations on the high seas every year. Fraught with jeopardy, some must swim as far as 1,250 miles to reach their nesting grounds, but many never complete the journey. Deep sea mining, overfishing, and entangled fishing gear are just a few of the perils they face on their treacherous swim. Abuses like these regularly go unchecked in the high seas that cover nearly half of our Planet. The high seas are a no man’s land—vast open ocean areas beyond any national territory—with few regulations and fewer consequences. We cannot save our ocean unless we protect marine life on the high seas. There’s never been a more urgent time to safeguard our ocean and the diverse marine life on the high seas. A new, legally binding treaty to protect marine biological diversity is critically needed. Now’s the time for urgent action. To create the most significant public outcry possible, we’re joining together with more than 25 like-minded organizations to show the collective strength of our Voice for the Planet and create the most considerable action for nature we have yet seen. Pledge to stand with The Global Fund for Humanity to call to protect the high seas. If we don’t take action now, the costs will likely be catastrophic.

Decades of corruption, armed conflict, and lack of investment, combined with the effects of natural disasters and recurrent outbreaks of cholera, measles, and Ebola, have left millions of people in extreme poverty. The country has been in a humanitarian crisis for decades, and the situation is only expected to worsen. We have created this fund to alleviate the suffering of children in the Democratic Republic of Congo. There are approximately 5,000,000 orphans there, and massive need throughout the country. In a nation with a history of post-colonial civil war and a lack of potential for young people, there is an opportunity to help raise solid and educated children who will transform the DRC for the better. This project will accommodate many vulnerable children to offer them well-being and enable them to secure their future and become autonomous.

Helping different causes worldwide

The case fatality rate for the Ebola virus is 90%, according to the WHO The outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo is considered the second deadliest. This project aims to reduce the risk of Ebola virus infection and the impact of the disease. In addition, a disease prevention kit will be developed, as well as a psychosocial intervention kit adapted to the cultural realities in the country.

The mission of the Angelman Syndrome Foundation is to advance the awareness and treatment of Angelman syndrome through education, information, research, and support for individuals with Angelman syndrome, their families and other concerned parties. Help support Lincoln's Smile Squad in their Annual ASF Walk in Pheonix, AZ. Please see sites below for more information: General Information: https://www.angelman.org/walk/ Lincoln's Smile Squad: https://support.angelman.org/team/472698

The International Labor Organization (ILO) reports that almost ten million people today are being forced into sexual slavery. Victims of sex trafficking acquire adverse physical and psychological health conditions and social problems. Thus, sex trafficking is a critical health issue with broader social implications requiring medical and legal attention. The project provides emergency rescue operations and aftercare for at-risk women and girls sold into sex work and affected by HIV/AIDS in DRC.

Our vision is to live in a world where no one develops a preventable cancer, we are dedicated to researching cancer prevention and survival.

CWA March Madness for March of Dimes Fundraiser

Donation drive for Incubate Nepal, a nonprofit organization that runs 10-week mentorship programs every year, connecting some of the most talented high school students from all over Nepal and from a range of socio-economic backgrounds, with young mentors in the United States to collaborate on open-ended projects. We are currently running a donation drive for our 2023 iteration! We utilize the funding to accomplish three main goals: - Provide support to our student leaders: As we grow as an organization, we have begun working with student leaders and coordinators who can manage teams and execute various logistical tasks. While they work with us on a voluntary basis, we would like to be able to reimburse them for various costs they incur. - Provide stipends to participants: Many of our participants come from rural and underprivileged backgrounds. For them, participating in a summer program like Incubate Nepal means foregoing potential income from summer work, which they use to assist their families. We do not want applicants to be stifled by such financial constraints, and therefore have piloted a stipend system where students can apply for stipends and reimbursements. - Sponsor and support increasingly sophisticated projects: Last year, for example, we made our first attempt at a mechanical engineering project, where students designed and built their first remote-controlled car from scratch. This involved sourcing microprocessors, parts, and paid access to workshops. We would like to keep providing such opportunities for our students! You can find more information through the following links: Website: https://www.incubatenepal.com/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/IncubateNepal/

Millions of people in Ukraine are caught in an escalating military conflict and in growing need of urgent humanitarian assistance. An estimated 3.4 million people need humanitarian assistance in eastern Ukraine, and a large-scale military invasion of Ukraine would deepen the crisis, likely forcing millions from their homes. Thousands of civilians have already been killed and injured in eight-years of armed conflict in Ukraine, with some 1.5 million forcibly displaced from their destroyed homes. Your donation to this fund will support affected communities in Ukraine, with a focus on the most vulnerable, including children, who need access to education, food, medical services, and psychosocial support.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 escalated eight years of conflict into a full-scale war, dramatically affecting the lives of millions of people. The past year has brought deeper suffering and destruction . Over a year of intensifying hostilities in Ukraine continues to threaten the lives and wellbeing of tens of thousands of families . Help provide them with the means to survive.

One of this century's worst disasters has impacted millions and left thousands homeless following two devastating earthquakes near the Türkiye-Syria border on 6 February 2023. The earthquake hit communities at the peak of winter, leaving hundreds of thousands of people, including small children and older people, without access to shelter, food, water, heat, and medical care in cold temperatures. A massive search and rescue operation continues, and rapidly ramping up efforts to provide life-saving assistance are needed. You can help too. Donate now.

Myanmar faces deeply rooted humanitarian challenges with 1 million people in urgent need of life-saving aid and protection support. Armed conflict, natural disasters, intercommunal violence and the impact of COVID-19 continue to drive humanitarian needs in Myanmar. Some 336,000 people have been displaced across the country. Some 250,000 of them are in situations of protracted displacement. An estimated 600,000 Rohingya people in Rakhine State are unable to move freely with some 126,000 effectively confined to camps or camp-like settings.Help Global fund for Humanity provide them the assistance and protection support they need.