Transform Lives, One Project at a Time.

Apolinar's Wren is an endemic bird in Colombia with a decreasing population trend, in the brinks of extinction. We want to help reverting it, by providing a new approach to environmental education in rural schools at Lake Tota (main location of its habitat), as a model with a potential to be spread out. Aiming to increase affection, participation and awareness, designed to be fun and creative, combining transmedia storytelling, in which children will also be introduced to various art forms.

Young Muslims seeks the pleasure of Allah (SWT) by empowering Muslim youth through companionship, mentorship, education, and service.

For over 25 years, Young Muslims has grown from coast to coast, while adapting to the needs of the Muslim youth. By the grace of Allah SWT, we currently have 9 official Sub-Regions across various states and are continuing to grow even more.

Our project will provide marimba (African Xylophone) training to a 150 disadvantaged children in the township of Alexandra one of Johannesburg's oldest and poorest townships with limited services and opportunities for children. We will supply a full set of Marimbas, teaching equipment and training to implement the program. Marimbas offer opportunities to keep children off the streets and holistic educational benefits. We have the expertise and experience to deliver on our mission

As trash breaks down in landfills, it releases methane and nitrous oxide gases. Approximately eighteen percent of methane gas in the atmosphere comes from wastes disposal and treatment. Reducing, reusing and recycling is a key part of climate change strategy to reduce our green house gases emission and reduces carbon emission. Creating employment to women in the community by making salable crafts. To bring income to households and enhance their social welfare.

OBAT Helpers is a non-profit organization that provides education, healthcare, food, and shelter to underprivileged individuals and families in Pakistan and Bangladesh. The organization aims to empower these communities to achieve long-term self-sufficiency and independence.

The Maruki Gallery preserves memories of wartime atrocities and other forms of violence through the exhibition of the Hiroshima Panels. Iri and Toshi Maruki, who jointly produced the series of 15 paintings, opened the Gallery in 1967 hoping to capture visitors' imagination, prevent similar atrocities, and invigorate others who are suffering. This project will fund the restoration and preservation of the Hiroshima Panels, and support the construction a new gallery building.

Breaking Walls seeks to create an empathetic global youth community through its arts education programming that culminates in an empowering 18-day Summit in Yerevan, Armenia in 2022. Young artists and ambassadors from 13 different communities, who have been affected and isolated by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, will have the opportunity to partake in collective ensemble creative writing workshops, rehearsals, a culminating performance, and the sharing of life experiences with their peers.

Cape Town possesses true beauty, yet apartheid's scars linger. Especially for youths, 13-25, who represent 34% of the population. Separated by diverse cultures, religions, socio and economic standings, they also face many similar issues like COVID's mental health crises of anxiety, depression and sobriety. Breaking Walls creates unified, empathetic, hopeful youth communities through its Community-Based Initiative. Here young artists from unique cultures partake in a collective Arts experience.

The Hope Society (HS) aims to train talented youth and women to enable them advocate for peace in the society and also make their voices heard. The training will provide the beneficiaries needed skills and materials. The project will be implemented in three (3) locations which are Juba, Wau and Malakal respectively. In order to equip 150 youth and 150 women in these areas with materials and skills.

Musicians for the World provides free virtual music education to vulnerable communities worldwide. Throughout our journey, we have first handedly witnessed the struggles faced by our global partners. Many of the students we engage with lack the basic tools they need to learn and even struggle to find basic necessities such as food and clean water. To make our impact even greater, we ask that you donate to this fundraiser which will contribute to students' needs beyond just classes/lessons.

Sistema Cyprus is a social-music orchestra and choir program established in 2018, offering free music education to the children and young people of the small island of Cyprus, including migrants, refugees and children and young people with fewer opportunities. Sistema Cyprus ensures these groups are respected, recognized and included in society, focusing on the personal development of its participants focusing primarily on empowerment and helping them reach their full potential through music.