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Support the next intensive rehabilitation program and help children like Anna-Maria build strength, mobility, and independence at Birds of Life Foundation.
$159.41
Goal: $1,050
Support bilingual childcare and therapy for children with developmental differences and their families.
$25
Goal: $1,000
Adaptive summer swimming program for children with developmental, cognitive, and physical disabilities.
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After a bone marrow transplant, some children face a severe liver complication called hepatic veno-occlusive disease. Defitelio is one of the only medications proven to treat — and prevent — it. Podari Life is raising funds for 5 vials so hospital teams can continue protecting children at a critical stage of recovery.
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Goal: $3,300
Career Pathway Institute is developing CareerPath, an AI-powered platform that helps dependent visa holders understand career options, immigration-related limits, and practical next steps in the U.S. job market.
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Goal: $2,000
Grains of Good Foundation helps Bay Area schools and families recognize bullying earlier through educational game kits, bilingual materials, and direct consultations.
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Goal: $5,000
Some families need temporary help while they navigate insurance, Regional Center steps, or other payment options for their child’s developmental care.
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Goal: $2,000
Women In Product is raising funds to expand access to conference scholarships, mentorship, coaching, and professional development for women and nonbinary people in product management.
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Goal: $1,000
Olekiroshi is raising funds to help Lamoloki School add more water tanks, improve sanitation, and strengthen the water system that supports the school’s garden and daily life.
$115.65
Goal: $1,000
Friends of Be an Angel is raising funds to bring the Ukrainian-language Freeing Freddie program to children in war-affected public schools Friends of Be an Angel is raising funds to bring the emotional intelligence and wellbeing program, Freeing Freddie, to children in war-affected public schools. This story-based program, available in Ukrainian, has already demonstrated significant impact through a formal research study conducted in Odesa.
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Goal: $2,175
ASD Ballroom is raising funds to support donation-based dance classes that enrich the lives of people with autism and special needs through ballroom dance.
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Goal: $2,500
Birds of Life Foundation is raising funds to help provide hearing aids for people like Anastasiia, whose rare medical condition has affected both her hearing and vision.
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Goal: $4,600
Birds of Life Foundation supports children and youth with neurodevelopmental disorders by helping families access ongoing medical care, rehabilitation support, medication, and adaptive equipment.
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Goal: $600
A therapy room is part of a child’s care. Child-sized furniture, safe learning materials, and sensory tools help create a space where children can feel more regulated, focused, and ready to begin.
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Goal: $3,500
Some families do not know support exists until someone helps them find it. Outreach helps parents in the Bay Area learn where to begin when their child needs therapy, diagnosis support, or guidance through California’s care system.
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Goal: $500
Parents often leave appointments with questions that continue at home. Clear Russian–English materials can help families return to guidance after consultations — during daily routines, school conversations, therapy planning, and moments when new questions come up.
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Goal: $1,000
Olekiroshi is raising funds to help Loruvan School improve clean water access and bring basic technology tools to students.
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Goal: $1,500
Birds of Life Foundation helps children and youth with complex medical conditions access custom orthopedic support that can protect mobility, stability, and daily independence.
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Goal: $3,750
Care feels different when a parent can ask questions in their own language. For Russian-speaking families, developmental care is not only about what happens during a child’s session. Parents also need to understand therapy goals, next steps, and how to support their child at home.
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Goal: $2,000