Funds in Children & Youth

失家兒少繼續就學計畫 對多數青少年來說，15 至 18 歲應該是懷抱夢想、想像未來的年紀。 然而，對一些曾在育幼院長大的孩子而言，人生的道路卻截然不同。 當他們離開安置體系後，往往不再有家庭的支持，必須獨自面對租屋、工作與生活開銷。在這樣的處境下，繼續升學往往成了一件「奢侈的事」，而學費更是沉重的負擔。對失家兒少而言，追求升學夢想，有時意味著必須在 生存與學習之間做出艱難選擇。 透過 「失家兒少繼續就學計畫」，我們希望確保這些努力自立的孩子，不會因為經濟困難而被迫放棄自己的未來。 為什麼您的支持很重要 教育，是翻轉貧困最重要的力量之一。 如果缺乏支持，許多離開育幼院的年輕人只能選擇休學工作，勉強維持生活；但若能獲得適當的協助，他們就能繼續完成學業，為未來建立更穩定、自立的人生。您的支持，能守護孩子 受教育的權利，也讓他們有機會勇敢追尋屬於自己的未來。 您的捐款將如何幫助孩子 本計畫募得的經費，將用於提供失家兒少在求學過程中的重要支持，包括： • 學費與學雜費補助 • 書籍與學習相關教材費用 • 課業輔導與學習支持 • 社工專業陪伴與就學輔導 社工將陪伴每一位孩子，協助他們在生活困境中仍能穩定就學，或在中斷學習後重新回到校園。我們希望透過這些支持，讓經濟困難不再成為阻斷孩子學習機會的原因。 您的支持，能帶來改變 您的每一份捐款，都能為孩子帶來實質幫助： • 500 元 可支持書籍與學習教材費用 • 1,000 元 可提供課業輔導與學習支持 • 2,000 元 可協助一名學生的重要學費支出 每一份善意都在幫助一位孩子繼續完成學業，走向更穩定、充滿希望的未來。 Support Education for Youth Without Family Care For most teenagers, ages 15–18 are a time to dream about the future. But for some young people who grew up in residential care, life looks very different. Once they leave the care system, many no longer have family support. They must find housing, work, and manage daily expenses on their own. In these circumstances, continuing their education can feel like a luxury, and tuition becomes a heavy burden. For youths without family care, pursuing higher education often means facing a choice between survival and studying. Through the Education Continuation Program for Youth Without Family Care of Chinese Children’s Home and Shelter Association (CCSA), we help ensure that these young people do not have to give up their dreams simply because of financial hardship. Why Your Support Matters Education is one of the most powerful ways to break the cycle of poverty. Without support, many youth leaving care are forced to suspend their studies in order to work and survive. With the right assistance, however, they can stay in school, complete their education, and build stable, independent lives. Your support can help protect their right to learn and give them the chance to pursue the future they deserve. How Your Donation Helps Funds raised through this program will support youth without family care by providing: • Tuition and school-related fees • Books and learning materials • Tutoring and academic support • Professional social work guidance to support continued education Our social workers work closely with each young person to help them stay in school or return to their studies when life challenges arise. Together, we can ensure that financial hardship does not take away their opportunity to learn and grow. Your Impact Your generosity can make a meaningful difference: • TWD 500 helps provide books and learning materials • TWD 1,000 supports tutoring and academic assistance • TWD 2,000 helps cover tuition and essential education costs for a student Every donation helps a young person continue their education and move closer to a stable and hopeful future.

Bikers Against Child Abuse, (B.A.C.A.) exists with the intent to create a safer environment for abused children. They exist as a body of Bikers to empower children to not feel afraid of the world in which they live. Bikers Against Child Abuse, (B.A.C.A.) is a registered non-profit organization (in all countries where we operate), tax-exempt organization that exists to provide aid, comfort, safety, and support for children who have been sexually, physically, and emotionally abused. Our membership is dedicated to the principle that one of the basic rights of childhood is to be safe and protected, and when the child’s family or environment has failed them, we stand ready to provide that support. B.A.C.A. is a strong organization of committed and dedicated individuals who are willing to sacrifice all to protect and secure a child’s basic right to a happy childhood. More information on how they work, locations and more you can find on the website; https://bacaworld.org/faqs/ For information Netherlands location; https://bacaworld.org/netherlands/

Building Hope Through Science Every year, thousands of children around the world fight against cancer and leukemia. For many of them, the greatest hope lies in scientific advancements that make new treatments and medicines possible. LÖSEV – The Foundation for Children with Leukemia aims to establish a GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) Laboratory, built according to international standards, to support the development of next-generation treatments, vaccines, and medicines for childhood cancers. Why This Laboratory Matters The planned GMP laboratory will serve as a critical scientific infrastructure where researchers and clinicians can work on advanced therapeutic approaches including: • Cellular therapies • Immunotherapy methods • Cancer vaccines • Innovative treatment strategies for childhood leukemia and other cancers This laboratory will help accelerate scientific discoveries and contribute to the development of safer and more effective treatments for children. Beyond a Laboratory This center will not only be a research facility. It will be a place where science becomes hope for children’s lives. The ultimate goal is clear: to ensure that children do not lose their lives to cancer and can reach a healthy future. Join Us in Making a Difference Every contribution made today can help bring new life-saving treatments closer to reality. Together, we can strengthen science and give children the chance they deserve — the chance to live. ----------- Further Information & Contact If you would like to learn more about this initiative or explore potential collaboration and support opportunities, please feel free to contact us. 🌐 Website: https://www.losev.org.tr/en 📧 Email: busemaker@losev.org.tr 📧 Email: international@losev.org.tr

Hi, I'm Coach Manny. Please help support a Chollas Lake Little League (CLLL). CLLL is a local San Diego Non-Profit I am on the Board of Directors for. I am also a Manager/Coach of my sons Rookies Baseball Team. For over 63 years, CLLL has served the College Area and Oak Park neighborhoods of San Diego, providing baseball for children ages 4 to 14. Located at 6005 College Grove Drive, this entirely volunteer-run, non-profit organization focuses on community-based, affordable youth sports, offering baseball programs "Tee-Ball" for the youngest players and multiple divisions for developing skills. Feel free to take a look at our program here. https://www.chollaslakelittleleague.com/. Thank you for your consideration.

Link to their site and what they do: https://www.leergeldgeldrop.nl/ In the Netherlands 1 in 12 kids are growing up in poverty. Without support these kids tend to end up at the sideline of civilization. Stichting Leergeld Geldrop-Mierlo & Heeze Leende wants to invest in a sustainable way in the contribution of those children to society and in their development. Mission: The mission is to prevent social exclusion of kids from 4 to 18 years old coming from families living in poverty. They offer these kids the chance to participate in activities inside and outside of school which should be very normal for kids.

Muziek biedt de mogelijkheid tot contact leggen, muziek spreekt iedereen aan op zijn eigen manier. Tijdens het Muziekgebouwconcours brengt groots jong talent (licht) klassieke muziek ten gehore op de podia van zorglocaties rondom Eindhoven in voorrondes en halve finales. De finale vindt plaats in Muziekgebouw Eindhoven. Zie https://www.archipelzorggroep.nl/welzijn/voor-de-buurt/muziekgebouwconcours en https://www.archipelzorggroep.nl/over-archipel/stichting-vrienden-van-archipel

The MakersClub, at the Eindhoven Library, is for children aged 7 till 13 years. Each week we bring an example of something you can make and you can also work on your own creative or technical projects too. We can make it great, together, guided by engaged educators of the library Eindhoven. In the MakersClub we speak both Dutch and English. This program aims to develop 21st century skills. Self-directed learning is the basis of this, together with creative thinking and problem solving. https://www.bibliotheekeindhoven.nl/makersplaats.html https://eindhoven.op-shop.nl/?search=makersclub

Help Children Overcome Barriers and Build a Brighter Future

Supporting these eager and adorable kids for exploring new technologies and innovations, aiming for them to help the broader community in all means possible.

Hello, thank you for visiting my Bright Funds page! I am so excited to run the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon on November 1, 2026 with New York Road Runners (NYRR) in support of Team For Kids! Team for Kids is a team of adult runners who raise funds to support New York Road Runners youth and community programs. Your donation will help empower youth and communities to develop and encourage healthy habits via running. Together, we can build healthier lives and stronger communities through the transformative power running. Thank you again for joining me in support of this great cause. Our finish line is active kids and communities!

Every Child Deserves a Chance – Let’s Make It Happen!

유쾌한반란은 청소년과 청년이 실패를 두려워하지 않고 자신의 꿈을 향해 담대하게 나아가도록 돕는 사회혁신 조직입니다. Joyful Rebellion is a social impact organization that empowers young people to take bold steps toward their dreams — without fearing failure along the way.

Prevention and education is possible. The number one cause of death in children ages 1 to 19 is firearm related injury.

Hello, I am a St. Jude Hero! I have chosen to run for a reason bigger than myself by fundraising for the kids and families at St. Jude. I am training to cross the finish line on race day and with your donation we can cross the fundraising finish line together because the money you donate helps find a cure for childhood cancer. Families never receive a bill from St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing or food - because all a family should worry about is helping their child live. Treatments invented at St. Jude have helped push the overall childhood cancer survival rate from 20% to more than 80% since it opened more than 50 years ago. St. Jude won't stop until no child dies from cancer. St. Jude freely shares the discoveries it makes, and every child saved at St. Jude means doctors and scientists worldwide can use that knowledge to save thousands more children. Donate today to help me reach my goal. Even when the race is over, the fight to end childhood cancer continues.

Saving Children from Slavery & Abuse in Ghana

Contribute to the future, dreams and wishes of children and young people in care close to your home.

By donating to this fund, you are helping grant life-changing wishes to children, providing critical support to families and funding vital research that could lead to breakthroughs in pediatric care.

Help support a Soccer Club in San Jose Seven Trees Community (East San Jose). This club provides a safe and positive environment to keep the youth and children engage in sports activities

We, the Humanistischer Verband Berlin-Brandenburg KdöR, represent the interests of non-religious people. We are committed to a more humane society based on tolerance, self-determination and solidarity. Our fully and partially inpatient children's hospice Berliner Herz is a family-orientated and child-friendly facility near Straußberger Platz for a total of nine guests. At our facility, we pursue a concept that is unique in Germany in that, in addition to the classic full inpatient admission, we also offer partial inpatient respite on an hourly basis. Families can take advantage of our respite services either during the day or at night. In this way, families with children with life-shortening illnesses can take advantage of the children's hospice services that are right for them and their needs.

Dear colleagues, Children in Gaza currently live in catastrophic conditions: acute malnutrition, sickness, displacement, lack of schooling, and trauma. Other than the physical disabilities, they suffer from severe mental health issues and risk developing lifelong cognitive disabilities according to experts. With your help, you can make their long road of healing shorter. This fund is for two prominent and internationally-recognized organizations: Doctors Without Borders and Save The Children. With close collaboration with their branches in the Netherlands, this fund will be dedicated to the nutrition, health and education of Gaza’s children. ASML’s special double matching campaign (200% added by ASML) gives your donation extra impact. But this is valid only for some time so please donate asap. Our core values as ASML employees should not be restricted to the walls of our campus. We should rather wear them as a badge of honor and spread them in the world around us. So let’s Collaborate and Care for the Children of Gaza.

SeriousFun Children's Network MissionTogether, we empower children with serious illnesses and their families to reimagine what is possible by creating inclusive camp and recreational experiences, inspiring confidence and joy, and building community and connection. Support us to advance and support a global community dedicated to creating safe, innovative, and high-quality camp and recreational experiences for children with serious illnesses and their families.

For my birthday this year I'd like to raise money for Terre des Hommes.

It is with great sadness that we share the news of Rick Charns passing away unexpectedly on Monday, March 11th. Rick was first and foremost a loving father and husband to his nine-year-old son Nathan and his wife Lyn. You would be hard-pressed to find a picture of Rick without his family by his side. He often shared sweet family moments with friends at work, most recently texting “Proud Papa” to a colleague when Nathan hit a homerun at his spring baseball season opener.  Everyone who knew Rick here at work over his 17-year tenure knew that he was passionate about his projects, his customers, and supporting his team. Rick was instrumental in the success of the US DUV UIR team. He helped drive the team to meet seven out of seven upgrades to meet KPIs in the second half of 2023, a significant turn-around in their success.  In the past week alone, he told colleagues how proud he was of the team for beating the install cycle time commitment on their first NXT:1470 install, an achievement that resulted in an email recognition from the customer. A sentiment shared by many, one colleague put it into words well saying, “I always admired Rick’s dedication to his projects and to his project personnel. He was relentless in meeting his customer goals and ensuring that his people were properly supported throughout projects. His dedication to his family was beautiful to witness as well. He constantly spoke of his adoration for his wife and his aspirations for his young son.” He will be greatly missed by his family and so many at ASML. Anyone who knew Rick, knew how much he loved to watch his son play baseball. Rick's family is requesting donations to the Gilbert Little League in lieu of flowers.

A waterscouting troop in Uithoorn. Scouting is an organization that offers many activities to young and old, including fire-making, working with rope, sailing, rowing and much more. After having a troop house near the river for over 40 years, the municipality now wants to use the grounds for apartment buildings. This means the club will need funds for a new building, as the municipality is not supporting the club. The money from this fund will go to this new troop house.

The Elim Foundation was founded on December 3, 1993 with the aim of: Building and maintaining facilities for the Elim Children's Home and all related projects that benefit the children. The idea for this arose when Cees Rijke came into contact with large groups of street children in Indonesia during his work as a tour guide. Cees has adopted several children and, among others, gave Isaac a name: Isaac Rijke Sayuna. When Isaac grew up, he wanted to help other children who, like him, no longer had a home or family to care for them. Cees' meeting with Rianne Noordzij resulted in the concrete plan for the establishment of the Elim Foundation. Isaac Rijke Sayuna is married to Nonoi. Together they have four children and Isaac and Nonoi manage the activities on site. Target group and the request for help Elim mainly focuses on children who have to miss their parents at a very young age. There are also stray children whose parents cannot care for them. The children in the Elim children's home often do not know when they were born. Most children have had traumatic experiences. Unfortunately, the children are already around ten years old when it turns out that things are going very badly for them. In this remote corner of Indonesia there are no local authorities that provide care, so the population has to rely mainly on private initiative, which is what Elim focuses on. ​ That is why care and attention for housing, education, nutrition, clothing and medical care for those children is still desperately needed. Isaac and Nonoi and the employees of the Elim Foundation want to break the negative spiral and give children the chance for a better life.