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On World Humanitarian Day August 19, the world commemorates humanitarian workers killed and injured in the course of their work, and we honour all aid and health workers who continue, despite the odds, to provide life-saving support and protection to people most in need. This year World Humanitarian Day comes as the world continues to fight the COVID-19 pandemic over recent months. Aid workers are overcoming unprecedented access hurdles to assist people in humanitarian crises in 54 countries, as well as in a further nine countries which have been catapulted into humanitarian need by the COVID-19 pandemic. Please join Lucid to support this cause. This day was designated in memory of the 19 August 2003 bomb attack on the Canal Hotel in Baghdad, Iraq, killing 22 people, including the chief humanitarian in Iraq, Sergio Vieira de Mello. In 2009, the United Nations General Assembly formalized the day as World Humanitarian Day.

Help TOG for their reforestation efforts in Southern Turkey. On July 27th 2021, forest fires started in the Southern region of Turkey, causing many casualties while creating a massively destructive damage on wildlife. Currently there are around 60 fires still uncontrolled in the region and the total damage is expected to be catastrophic. With this fundraising activity we are aiming to help Toplum Gonulluleri Vakfi (TOG) in their effort to help reforestation in the region. All proceeds will be used for reforestation efforts of TOG.

Operation Smile México A.C. creates solutions that deliver safe surgery mainly to boys and girls with cleft lip and palate or some other facial complication. While our Triathlete Victor Bustamante will sweat to reach the 113kms, show him your support by making donations to Operation Smile A.C. 1KM = 10 USD Transform a life and help them create more smiles!

Cisco DevNet Create celebrates the empowering nature of all developers. We encourage each of you to take action with the DevNet Team to give back to promote diversity in STEM and the fight to end racism and discrimination through global education. Cisco DevNet Create provides a great opportunity to learn from others in the community on a wide range of topics in the software development, cloud infrastructure, and infrastructure automation space. Learn more about leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning concepts into your day-to-day projects. Watch your peers in the community share their challenges and solutions. DevNet Create will be occurring in the AMERICAS October 19-20, 2021, APJC and EMEAR October 20-21, 2021. Please visit DevNet Create 2021 and register for the event today! http://cs.co/create2021

The Cherry Hill Free Clinic provides healthcare services to our uninsured and underinsured neighbors in Camden County. This clinic offers free health services for those who do not have access to care and is led by volunteer medical professionals. Their in kind care helped improve the quality of life for over 3,000 patients and continues to be an essential resource to the community. This August, the clinic is hosting a week long fundraiser to support their services. The Health Equity Olympics is a week-long challenge to show support for the uninsured and encourage healthy living in Camden County. Commit to doing one (or several!) events and making a donation to the organization today! Learn more about the Health Equity Olympics events here: https://donorbox.org/olympics21 Learn more about the Cherry Hill Free Clinic here: https://www.cherryhillfreeclinic.org/

The incessant rains in Maharashtra in second half of July'21 have wrecked havoc. Widespread floods have been reported across many districts. The worst-hit districts are Kolhapur, Raigad, Sangli, Ratnagiri, Satara and Sindhudurg, hitting a total of 890 villages. Basic infrastructure such as roads, water supply, and electricity was disrupted in several areas. Over a lakh people have been displaced and are without proper shelter, food and medical help.

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To celebrate the accomplishments and progress we have made towards the goal of breaking the cycle of the under served in our global communities this past year we are launching a challenge (because we love competition) for a good cause, supporting the work of 3 of our close NGO partners CHAMPS, SOS Maroc, and Openmind Project.

Our food choices have a very direct impact on not just our own health but also the environment, farm workers and public health. Factory farms that exist to satisfy our demand for animal products adversely impact us in many different ways – learn more here : https://www.ffacoalition.org/blog-posts/factory-farming-basics. This is also a social justice and inclusivity issue since research shows that minorities are disproportionately impacted due to factory farming. The NGO’s in this fund strive to create a more compassionate and inclusive world by enabling people to make more thoughtful plant based food choices. The good news is that in addition to Cisco Foundation matching, any donations made via this fund will be matched by an external investment fund, VegInvest, dollar for dollar up to $50k per NGO annually. Note that Cisco employee data will not be shared with VegInvest, only the total $ raised. As of April 2022, VegInvest has matched a total of $1,720 (of which $1,359 were donated by Cisco employees and $361 were donated by non employees).

A major storm system stalled over Western Europe on July 14-15, leading to record-setting rain over Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, Switzerland, France and the Netherlands. Some parts of Germany received two months of rain in 24-48 hours, leading to rivers overtopping their banks, flash flooding through communities, and hundreds of people injured, missing or dead. The Ahr, Volme and Dussel rivers all overtopped their banks with record-setting water levels, which led to evacuation orders and emergency declarations in multiple cities. As the water continued to flow downstream, it filled dams past their capacity, leading to more evacuations as infrastructure was stretched – sometimes beyond its breaking limit. There has been extensive damage to homes, businesses, and infrastructure in the worst natural disaster the region has faced in more than half a century.

1. Support 30 more kids for 2021 and 2022 school year : DBSSS has identified more than 30 poorest of the poor children of all ages who are deprived of their basic right to education due to the financial crisis during the covid-19 period as many of their parents were forcefully terminated by their managements from their jobs. We are waiting eagerly for kind hearted people to come forward either with sponsorship or scholarships to support them for their educational needs like tuition fee, books, uniforms, nutrition etc. DBSSS would mediate to help them realize their goal in life with timely reporting. The best gift one can give is the gift of education. 2. COVID-19 Relief support : Even though the Covid-19 impact is very bad DBSSS team has been working relentlessly from day one to gather food supplies, cooking food, packing, transporting and distributing food supplies to the poor from door to door. We are very much be empathetic to needy people who lost their livelihoods and who are stuck up at places other than their own for lac of transport facility. Many were forced to walk for hundreds of miles only to give up their life on the way due to starvation. Now there is an urgent need to provide them provisions to stop starvation in the current Covid-19 as it is taking different turns. 3. Housing for homeless : Shelter is the necessity for all human beings. 30% of the population in Hyderabad enjoy staying in their own residence but 50% of middle class people live in rented houses and 20% poorest of the poor population live in utter poverty which is resulted with lot of slums, highly populated with unhygienic condition, no less moral standards. With in our limited resources we have been giving our efforts to put up single bedroom, kitchen, hall and washroom to nearly 27 families with our donors help here and abroad. visit website for more details : https://www.divyabalasocialservicesociety.org/

Massive floods in central China caused by record-breaking rainfall have left 12 people dead and more than 100,000 evacuated from their homes. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-57861067 How bad are the floods? The rain began over the weekend, with storms intensifying on Tuesday. By Tuesday night, Zhengzhou and other places in Henan province saw widespread flooding. There were reports online of people swept away by fast-moving floodwaters, and cars and debris drifting down submerged streets. Several dams and reservoirs have breached warning levels, and soldiers have been mobilised to divert rivers which have burst their banks. Flights and train operations in many parts of Henan have also been suspended. This photo taken on July 20, 2021 shows people wading through flood waters along a street following heavy rains in Zhengzhouimage copyrightGetty Images Some 700 passengers in Zhengzhou are also said to have been trapped on a train for at least 40 hours, according to local media reports. They were reportedly provided food at first but this is now said to be in low supply. The First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou Hospital also briefly lost power on Tuesday night, though this has now been restored, said a statement on Weibo by the Zhengzhou Municipal Party Committee. It added that 600 critically ill patients had been transferred to another location. A 20-metre (65ft) breach has emerged in the dam in Luoyang city after it was damaged by storms, officials said. Soldiers have been deployed to the area and a statement from the army warned it could "collapse at any time". In Zhengzhou, unverified video footage showed passengers in flooded subway carriages with water reaching their shoulders.

Supporting ALL the organizations nominated by Duonauts for the Duo Gives donation that weren't selected in the random drawing. Contribute to nonprofit organizations that your colleagues are passionate about!

Duo and Cisco remain committed to building a more just and equitable society. This Global Day of Impact Fund supports organizations focused on this work.

Several recent reports have drawn attention to the sudden increase in mental health needs among children. One of them, called Child Suicide in Mexico: It is a problem that is not talked about enough, for example, the story of Analy. At 10 years old, Analy was a "normal" girl. This is how she is described by her family. She is obedient and with good grades in school. She liked to play dolls and jump rope. After her suicide, her parents will be left with uncertainty about why her little girl made that decision. She - she looked so good. I don't know what really happened –says Mónica Ortiz Félix, the mother. Next, the report reports that cases like Analy's are increasingly common in Mexico. In 2010, there were 118 deaths of boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 14 due to suicide. The 641 cases reported in 2018 show that incidents increased five-fold. In this bleak context, we ask you today to consider making a donation to Amextra's psychology program in the State of Mexico. Through this program, we work with both children and adults to detect and address needs for psychological support, before it is too late.

Supporting our Duo nonprofit partner organizations that are committed to the creation of equitable and inclusive education and employment opportunities.

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Find yourself in contentious meetings where lots of swearing is going on? Fine people a fixed, small amount of money for every time they swear, with donations going to the Swear Jar. All donations are automatically distributed quarterly to non-profit initiatives that focus on community-based mental health stress-reduction.

Empowering Teens Through Self-Awareness, Emotional Intelligence, and Leadership Skills

Beyond Blue works with the community to improve mental health and prevent suicide, so that all people in Australia can achieve their best possible mental health. As Sydney has been locked-down for another week, the CSR CX team would like to hold a virtual fund-raising event for the Beyond Blue foundation. This is a tough time for many, mental health more important now than ever and your support will help supporting people affected by anxiety, depression and suicide.

Everyone deserves to live with dignity and feel like they matter, but poverty undermines the process of becoming a hopeful and productive human being. Through personal connections, generous giving, and life-long volunteering, Family Giving Tree delivers backpacks filled with school supplies and wished-for holiday gifts. You can help us sow seeds of opportunity that give recipients the chance to grow and reach their full potential. Collect, donate, and volunteer— support communities by delivering hope and joy.

Dear Softball Supporter: CONGRATULATIONS to our local 14U All-star Softball teams for earning their invitation to compete in the Babe Ruth Softball World Series. As you might imagine, this HUGE tournament, which runs July 18th through June 27th, requires serious fundraising to help families of talented young athletes offset tournaments fees and travel expenses. We will be housing, providing meals and uniforms for players during this period of time, which can be quite expensive. We would greatly appreciate any contribution to our program to help subsidize the costs associated with this level of competitive play. Our organization is a 501(c)3, non-profit, meaning all contributions are tax-deductible.

It’s been a tough year for all of us, and we’re grateful for those on the frontline that have kept our communities safe and supported. We’ll never forget 2020 and the impact it has on so many. We’ve created the Cisco Canada Fund, including 10 national charities doing great work in this country.

Inland Empire Pets Alive Collaborative (IEPAC) Fund was created to help generate donations to worthy animal welfare organizations in the Inland Empire of Southern California, primarily Riverside County and San Bernardino County.