Discover the latest stories from our Worthy Causes and beneficiaries and experience the impact on the ground.
A bicycle can truly change a child’s life by providing a safe, fun way of transportation to school – see the amazing work This Life Cambodia has been doing to help students complete their education.
Education breaks the poverty cycle. Meet the children of the future whose lives were changed.
Clean water does so much more than just quench thirst. It provides higher quality crops to provide better nutrition and income for families. In Trailblazer Foundation’s case, clean water means enabling people to start businesses, or fund their hospital bills.
B1G1 Worthy Cause Midday Meals provides 1.2 million kids throughout India with daily hot, high-protein vegetarian meals at a cost of just 25 cents per meal. And they do this with just 20 kitchens throughout the country!
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An organization by the unlikely name of Wiggly Worm does the latter, using food as a tool to nourish the mind, body and spirit. It provides meals in addition to teaching food preparation as a means of creating sustainable change in people’s lives.
For Nicky Mih, sex trafficking prevention in Cambodia starts through educating vulnerable girls and their families. Read the inspiring story.
Animal rescues provide a safe shelter for dogs and cats. However, at Edgar’s Mission, there is a home for a group of animals that are often missed out at shelters - farm animals.
One, single US dollar for a pair of eyeglasses. That’s all it costs to help a Balinese man or women see again. And once their vision becomes clear, these people can be more productive at work and for their families. That’s the idea behind John Fawcett Foundation’s mobile eye care clinic.
In previous stories, we’ve highlighted Buy1GIVE1 projects showcasing how e-learning is transforming rural communities, and how urban regions are specializing education for disadvantaged youth.
The 2015 Nepal earthquake was devastating. Times were difficult, but the people's resilience remained. Read on how World Youth International came together to help the Nepalse get back on the road to recovery.
In light of the 11th World Down Syndrome day, we look at how organisations in India are tackling specialised education for children with disabilities.
