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Patriotic Kenny Foundation

Ben Saunders - Flawless Cleaning

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That Good News Girl

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<div>Founded in 2013, ACF began as just a dream — a small group of people determined to bring compassion and dignity to the lives of animals in Pakistan, where animal rights still remain unrecognized. From those early days in Karachi, we’ve never stopped. Over the past decade, we’ve worked tirelessly to build what is now the country’s first comprehensive animal rescue and welfare organization.
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<div>What started as a humble effort has grown into a movement. Today, we’ve rescued, rehabilitated, and cared for over 35,000 abused and neglected animals, and our shelter is home to over 1,800 animals at any given time — all receiving food, medical care, love, and safety.
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<div>From our entire ACF family: thank you. Thank you for believing in this journey and for standing with us as we continue to fight for those who have no voice.
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From Streets to Sanctuary: Support Pakistan’s Animals

<div>Ramadan is a time of community, reflection, and giving—but for many Muslim students at Georgia Tech, breaking fast can be a challenge. With long study hours, limited halal options, and financial constraints, some students aren’t able to have proper meals after a full day of fasting.
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<div>With your help, we have achieved our goal.  We were able to work with Cloud Law to submit a letter (as per the last update).  We intend to transfer £4,000 to them; and use the remaining £7,962 to ICJP given their experience and ability to have a greater impact.  Kindly share any thoughts on our plans with us by the end of the week.
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<div>The ongoing crisis in Gaza is a horrific humanitarian disaster, marked by undeniable evidence of widespread war crimes and crimes against humanity. Cutting off international aid, water, electricity, fuel, and forced displacement are all possible war crimes. These actions violate the Geneva Conventions and other international humanitarian law, which are designed to protect civilians and prisoners of war during armed conflict. Article 54 of the Fourth Geneva Convention prohibits the indiscriminate attack on civilians and the destruction of objects indispensable to the survival of the civilian population. Article 55 of the same convention prohibits the collective punishment of civilians.
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<div>Adding to this tragedy is the UK and US Government's support for Israel, providing military, economic and political backing. We cannot denounce terrorism while backing state-sponsored terror and the collective punishment of over two million Gazans for the actions of a few. The value of an Israeli baby is the same as the value of a Palestinian baby.
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<div>We aim to report public figures who are showing support for war crimes to the International Criminal Court (ICC). Our goal is not just legal action; it's about exposing and ensuring consequences for anyone showing support for potential war crimes. These include those who are complicit in international crimes in Gaza, including elected officials, journalists, and anyone endorsing acts that may constitute war crimes.
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<div>We seek £10,000 to cover legal expenses to submit a well documented case to report each individual potentially complicit in war crimes to the ICC. It costs roughly £850 per person (depending on the amount of evidence to support the claim, such as social media posts, articles, or videos). We therefore aim to submit around 8-12 individuals as part of this campaign. All donations will exclusively support a UK law firm (details shared with donors once appointed) to ensure that the ICC reports are robust - to maximise the chance of the ICC investigating them, and further to document it for historical records. Any unused funds will be spent on raising public awareness against those potentially supporting war crimes.
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<div>We firmly believe in the necessity of holding those responsible for international crimes to account. An ICC report which may lead to investigation(s) and possible conviction(s) serve as a resounding message that impunity will not go unchallenged. Please contribute to our campaign and help us bring justice and solace to the victims of these heinous acts. We cannot, and must not, turn a blind eye to anyone, especially elected officials and public figures, being possibly complicit in war crimes.
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<div>I am a Moroccan American residing in the United States, dedicated to raising funds to assist the Moroccan earthquake victims. Urgently, we require your support to aid those affected by the devastating earthquake that struck Morocco on September 8, 2023. This catastrophic event has resulted in numerous casualties, countless injuries, with some in critical condition, and has left thousands homeless. Families are in desperate need of shelter, medical attention, and basic necessities.

Your generous contribution has the potential to bring significant positive change to their lives, aiding them in rebuilding and recovering from this tragedy. Every donation, regardless of its size, will serve as a beacon of hope for those who have been impacted. We invite you to join us in this humanitarian endeavor to provide relief and solace to the earthquake victims in Morocco. Together, we can create a positive impact and assist them on their path to recovery. 



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<div>On the morning of October 11, 1985, a Palestinian American activist named Alex Odeh opened his office door in Orange County, CA for the last time. A trip-wire bomb exploded. He died hours later in a nearby hospital.
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<div>His premature death left his widow Norma, a recent immigrant and stay-at-home mother, to raise their three young daughters alone. Odeh’s murder shook the local Arab American community. He was a civic leader, teacher, activist and poet, revered locally. Yet, his story is largely forgotten. His murder has gone unsolved.
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<div>Recently, professors William Youmans and Jason Osder, completed a documentary called ‘Who Killed Alex Odeh?’ A mix of rich archival and present-day footage, the film looks at Alex’s life as a Palestinian in exile, follows his family as it seeks justice decades later and covers a freelance reporter who reveals new clues about the suspects, three US-born Israeli settlers, and their connections to the present day Israeli government. It is nothing short of a scandal.
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<font color="#333333">We are raising money to support Salsabil Morrison, her daughters and extended family as they mourn the loss of her husband Abdal Hakim, who tragically drowned in Switzerland on Friday 26 August.<br /><br /></font><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/67718777_166170425979124_r.jpg" alt="Image" width="100%" media_type="3" /><font color="#333333"><br /><br />Let’s help raise funds to support them in bringing his body back to the UK, and towards funeral costs and financial support for the beautiful young family he so sadly leaves behind.<br /><br />Please join in sending your prayers and love to the Morrison Family, along with any financial support you are in a position to donate.<br /><br /></font><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/67718777_166170425959450_r.jpg" alt="Image" width="100%" media_type="3" /><font color="#333333"><br /></font>

Support Salsabil in the loss of Abdal Hakim

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<div><em>As religious freedom and expression are hotly debated in Texas, state lawmakers are proposing a new, likely-to-be-constitutionally-challenged law mandating the display of the 10 Commandments in classrooms across the state. Cue artist and activist Chaz Stevens, who is once again testing the status quo through another massive donation of 2,500 of his custom-made posters.</em>
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<div>This time, his signs are heading back to Texas -- where last year, 1,100 similar signs were carefully crafted in various languages, such as: 
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<div>My name is <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaz_Stevens" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Chaz Stevens</a>, CEO of <a href="https://www.esadoggy.com/social-responsibility/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">ESADoggy</a>.
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<div><a href="https://legiscan.com/TX/bill/SB797/2021" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Texas SB-797</a> requires public schools to display donated signs containing the phrase “In God We Trust” and “may not depict any words, images, or other information other than [that].”
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<div>And here’s where our <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaz_Stevens" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">decades of activism</a> come into play – we call it “Chaz’s Rule #143." The beauty of Rule #143 lies in its simplicity — flip bureaucracy 180 degrees and use its weight against itself! Don’t fight the man; let the man fight himself.
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<div>Using the rule, we’ve been very successful over the past 20 years, forcing local, county, and state governments to rethink their positions. From our <a href="https://www.npr.org/2013/12/11/250200281/florida-man-airs-grievances-with-festivus-pole-in-capitol" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Pabst Blue Ribbon</a> and <a href="https://time.com/4160617/festivus-gay-poles/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Gay Pride Festivus Poles</a>, to a current Florida state-wide effort to <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2022/04/28/bible-book-ban-florida/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">ban the bible in all 63 school districts</a>, to <a href="https://floridapolitics.com/archives/538039-north-lauderdale-suspends-its-opening-invocation-as-opening-prayer-to-satan-proposed/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">abolishing prayer before government meetings</a>, we’re the tip of the spear.
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<div>Simply said, there's not an organization on the planet like the <a href="https://mountjab.org" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Church of Mars</a>, and we will not be silent while evangelical Christians stomp our collective rights.
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<div>To voice our dissent with Texas SB-797, <strong>we're going to design, print, deliver, and donate 500+ "various" languages (Arabic, Hindi, English Gay Pride, Spanish, Vulcan, Klingon, and others) "In God We Trust" 16x20 posters to schools in Texas, flooding the public school system with our IGWT artwork. </strong>
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<div><strong>Your donation will directly support our efforts to develop, print, ship, and deliver 500 posters across the state. The cost to have a single 16x20 poster printed, delivered to our Florida HQ, prepped by our elves, and then sent to a Texas public school is roughly $23 per copy. </strong>
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<div>Update: University of North Texas Political Science Professor Kimi Lynn King, who specializes in American Politics, tells CNN that on its face, Senate Bill 797 does not specify language “despite the fact that it is particularized (and narrow) relating to how the signs are to be configured.”
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<p>My name is Mustafa Farooq and I am a Life Scout in ADAMS Center's Troop 786. For my Eagle Scout project, I am installing a bike repair station at ADAMS Center. A bike repair station includes basic bicycle repair tools such as screwdrivers, wrenches, and a multi tool which can help repair/tune basic bike features. Also included is a bike pump which can fill bike tires with air. This station will provide different services for both the experienced biker and the casual one. It would be greatly appreciated if you could donate any amount of money towards this cause so that it can benefit the community.
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<strong>Support Young Women who are Passionate about Improving Women’s Lives!</strong><br /><br /><br />We are a group of 5 young women studying at the African Leadership University in Kigali, Rwanda who have been afforded an opportunity to attend the 63rd United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW).The conference will take place at the United Nations Headquarters in New York from 11 to 22 March 2019.<br /><br /><br />However, to be able to attend the conference, we need to raise <strong>$6000</strong> to be able to cover air transport, accommodation and food costs for the duration of the conference.<br /><br /><strong>Who are we?</strong><br /><br /><br />We are five 2nd year students at the African Leadership University in Kigali, Rwanda studying Global Challenges and International Business and Trade. Amongst us we have activists, a start-up founder, storytellers and business leaders.<br /><br /><br />Here is a short breakdown of who we are.<br /><br /><br /><strong>1. JerryLynn Kariuki- Kenya</strong><br /><br />JerryLynn is a  content creator, avid storyteller, and a charismatic social activist. She is passionate about creating content that will influence perceptions and policies on gender matters while maintaining relevance to urban African communities. She is the creator and author of "<strong>Diaryof1000girls</strong>" blog on WordPress and two publications on medium "<strong>Theories by Jerry</strong>" and "<strong>2 to 3 decades</strong>".<br /><br />She believes in harnessing the power of storytelling to educate communities on harmful social norms, gender stereotypes and spread social awareness. Her interest in advocacy and education earned her a position in the <strong>Academic Affairs Committee</strong> as the representative for the Global Challenges  Degree Programme. <br /><br />JerryLynn is skilled in organizing, mobilizing, and hosting community activities. she gained this skills from working as a peer counselor, mobilizing participation in advocacy events such  <strong>The Day of the Girl Child 2018</strong>, organizing   ALU spirit week,  for two consecutive years, and starting  Sips and Spills, a monthly conversation hub that discusses topics relevant to young people. She is also experienced in marketing and public communication as a result of interning with the <strong>Brand and Marketing</strong> team at <strong>Cellulant</strong> and her current position as a marketing intern at the African Leadership University. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/36465836_1548251362498915_r.jpeg" alt="36465836_1548251362498915_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><br /><strong>2. Mardiya Siba-Yahaya- Ghana</strong><br /><br /><br />Mardiya is a creative writer, a feminist and her own revolution. In between school work and reading African and Feminist literature, she writes articles that highlight issues in gender, politics, media, and education. Her articles have been featured in reputable feminist publications such as <strong>Women's Media Center</strong> and <strong>Ananke Magazine</strong>.<br /><br />Mardiya is interested using exponential technologies such as Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence for social and economic impact in Africa, and is the co-founder of <strong>Blockchain Launchpad</strong>. She has extensive experience in digital advocacy and marketing as a result of interning at <strong>Ananke Magazine</strong> and  <strong>L'Oréal West Africa</strong>. She is also a member of the <strong>Social Transformation Committee</strong>, a Student Representative Council body at ALU Rwanda  that is tasked with designing social justice awareness campaigns.<br /><br />Mardiya will be representing ALU Rwanda at the <strong>World Government Summit </strong>in<strong> Dubai</strong> on 10th - 12th of February 2019. <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/36465836_1548251515754117_r.jpeg" alt="36465836_1548251515754117_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><strong>3. Alice Magaka- Tanzania</strong><br /><br /><br />Alice Magaka has always been on the move to make her community a better place. The 22-year-old young leader kicked off her journey in 2016 after attending the <strong>African Leadership Academy Model African Union Conference (ALAMAU)</strong>, where she had deep conversations on how to make Africa a better place with other young game-changers from across the continent. This led her to make an extra push as she was appointed to become the chairperson of a charity club in her school which led her to realising that her passion lay in helping the needy population. <br /><br />Alice is an outstanding <strong>Menstrual Hygiene Management advocate</strong>. She is the founder of an award-winning initiative called “<strong>The Pink Box Project</strong>” that aims to <strong>end period stigma</strong> by advocating for creative ways to deliver menstrual hygiene education to primary and secondary school students. She also incorporates creative approaches to involve young men in menstrual hygiene thus catalyzing her commitment to improving the reproductive health of young people. She possesses a proven track of commitment to assisting girls in understanding their changing bodies by delivering a basic menstrual hygiene education package.<br /><br />Her efforts have contributed to being awarded by her <strong>Majesty Queen Elizabeth II</strong> through <strong>The Queen’s Young Leaders Awards 2018</strong>, and by ALU as a top 3 finalist at the <strong>ALU Innovate Festival</strong>.<br /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/36465836_154825155192076_r.jpeg" alt="36465836_154825155192076_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><br /><strong>4. Charlene Migadde-Kenya</strong><br /><br />Charlene is an entrepreneur, solution creator and consultant. She is extremely passionate about the ways in which entrepreneurship can empower people and change lives. Using this passion she designed a solution that would transform the way millions of people would access clean and renewable fuel solving the fact that 4 million people die every year from indoor air pollution due to a lack of access to clean fuel. She set out to start <strong>Nishati Power</strong>. Nishati Power participated in a Global competition know as <strong>Hult Prize</strong> in which they were a <strong>Finalist</strong> at both <strong>Regional</strong> and <strong>National Level</strong>.<br /><br /><br />Charlene has consulted and worked for many companies from diverse fields across East Africa helping them develop sustainable solutions with great impact. Companies such as <strong>Trust Industries - Rwanda</strong>, <strong>The Elephant Queen - Kenya</strong> and <strong>Investment Access Group - Zimbabwe</strong>.<br /><br /><br />Recently, while interning with the <strong>African Leadership Finance Company, </strong>Charlene designed a <strong>Financial Literacy Course</strong> aimed at <strong>empowering young people on the essence of Financial Literacy</strong> enabling them to be at the driver's seat of their financial freedom.<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/36465836_1548251587667515_r.jpeg" alt="36465836_1548251587667515_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><br /><strong>5. Garnett Achieng’-Kenya</strong><br /><br />Garnett is a creative writer, researcher, and storyteller. As a result of an upbringing in a community steeped in patriarchy, she was naturally pushed into gender justice and women’s empowerment. She is passionate about using storytelling to highlight struggles of African women and LGBTQ identifying people. Her mission is to produce literary works that uplift and empower African women. <br /><br />She sits on the <strong>Editorial Board</strong> at <strong>Women's Media Center- The F-Bomb</strong>, an intersectional teen feminist media platform created by and for socially conscious youth. She is also a member of the <strong>Student Representative Council </strong>at ALU Rwanda, where is the<strong> Social Transformation Committee Head</strong>. Here she has led the execution of several social justice awareness campaigns such as <strong>International Mental Health Day 2018.</strong> <br /><br />Garnett has extensive experience in writing and editing as a result of being the former <strong>Media Head</strong> for Sub-Saharn Africa at <strong>Maverick Youth</strong>, an online publication that gives voice to the youth. She also consistently published articles on study abroad on Capital FM Kenya's blog, <strong>Capital Campus</strong>.<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/36465836_1548251615930470_r.jpeg" alt="36465836_1548251615930470_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br /><strong>Why do we need to attend the conference?</strong><br /><br /><br />Attending the 63rd UNCSW conference is important to us because:<br /><br />This year’s theme: <strong>Social protection systems, access to public services and sustainable infrastructure for gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls</strong>; is one that resonates with us. Engaging with this theme will be an opportunity for us to contribute to the discussion and make voices of young African women heard.<br /><br />The conference has educational value to us as Global Challenges and IBT students. This conference will afford us with a once-in a-lifetime learning opportunity. Ultimately, we plan to hold workshops on campus to share with our peers what we will learn at the conference.<br /><br />As aspiring leaders in the field of gender, this opportunity will allow us to interact with government representatives and NGOs that are already working in the sector. The networking opportunity at the conference is an invaluable one to our career trajectories.<br /><br /><br /><strong>How can you support us?</strong><br /><br />You can support us by donating to our fund. You can also help us by sharing this page with your networks.

Young Women at the UNCSW

Hello and greetings. My name is Zaid Brifkani and I am a Kurdish physician practicing in the Nashville are and originally from Kurdistan, Iraq. On behalf of an official committee from Duhok, Kurdistan, I am reaching out for your help to support a special fund dedicated to treat children with cancer in the Duhok area of Kurdistan. 

The city of Duhok is part of the Kurdistan Regional Government and has enjoyed peace and security with alliance help under the leadership of the United States. As a result of the instability from war in Iraq, more than 1 million refugees have been accepted in Duhok over the last two years. Currently, there are more than 200 documented cases of cancer in the pediatric population in the local Hivi Hospital in Duhok. In a land torn by war, medications are limited and treatment is absolutely necessary for these children who have nowhere else to turn. A committee was formed by the local physicians in Duhok and under direct supervision of the Mayor of Duhok and through that committee a fund was created. All donations will go directly through that fund to be solely used for providing chemotherapy for these children. 

All transactions will be transparent and with full appropriate official paperwork and verification. Please help us bring a spark of hope to the lives of these children, many of whom have already lost their homes and loved ones due to war. Thank you for your support.

Duhok Children Cancer Fund

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