You can provide a woman with the opportunity to decide when to have children, allowing her to continue her education and work until the family has the means to feed their children. A planned pregnancy is often a healthier pregnancy. Your donation of $30 will help provide a woman with eight months of contraception.

Kaya Children brings new hope to children on the street in La Paz, Bolivia. You can help by providing housing, education, counseling, family support and life skills training to abandoned children on the streets, giving them a chance to reinvent their future.

You can reduce your carbon foot print by planting trees in India. Trees for the Future integrates tree-planting into agriculture and land restoration projects providing countless, sustainable benefits to our Earth and to the life upon it. Not only do trees bring life back to degraded lands, they also create better conditions to grow food, they provide people with a means to generate income, and they mitigate climate change through sequestering carbon dioxide.

You can support members of a textile cooperative in the slums of Bogota, Colombia by providing them with the tools necessary to connect them to international markets that pay fair wages for quality craftsmanship. This initiative helps create a sustainable system of income generation and community solidarity in Colombia's poorest neighborhoods. Your donations would be used to purchase sewing supplies for the Concazucoop Sewing Cooperative to help them increase their production capacity and offer more products to the market. These supplies include cloth, thread, scissors, and other sewing tools.

Discovery Corps is a youth development program that puts teens on the front lines of Pacific Science Center's mission to inspire a lifelong interest in science, math and technology. You can help support local youth, typically those underrepresented in science fields, and provide valuable job and leadership experiences. Youth interpret science for the Science Center's visitors, attend workshops on job and life skills, attend exciting field trips, have mentorship opportunities with local scientists, and enjoy fun social events.

You can help provide one-stop support to low-income/low-skill individuals to help them reach economic self-sufficiency through a living wage career. SJI does this by providing them job skills training and connections to employers in growing industry sectors along with wrap around supports such as childcare, transportation and housing to remove the barriers they face in training and on the job.

SeaChar.Org is working with local partners and communities in Central America to introduce clean-burning, fuel efficient cook-stoves to the households most at risk from the deadly effects of smoky indoor fires. Able to use a wide range of dry organic fuels, these stoves lessen the demands on forest resources and create the soil-building, carbon negative byproduct known as biochar. The Estufa Finca has been developed in Seattle, field tested in Nicaragua and Costa Rica and emissions tested by Aprovecho Research Center. SeaChar works with local communities to train local women to fabricate and market these affordable stoves to their neighbors. They work with local farmers to utilize the biochar byproduct to enhance local organic alternatives to unsustainable chemical fertilizers and soil amendments. They also work with University partners to design effective implementation, testing and monitoring protocols. Their program is designed to educate both local and international volunteers.

Help provide nutritious food to orphaned and vulnerable children in Uganda.  Due to rising commodity prices in Uganda, the cost of daily meals has increased.  You can now provide a healthy and nutritious meal to one child for about $4 per meal.  The children supported by Children of Uganda have a simple, but nutritious diet of posho (porridge made with maize), rice and beans, supplemented as available with beef, eggs, vegetables, and fruits.