Footprints has completed 235 projects
Here is where you'll find the real stories about how these projects that have truly changed lives for people living in extreme poverty across the globe.
This project enlisted the local community in a new sea turtle research and conservation program at a recently discovered nesting site in Bocas del Drago, Panama. Results included reductions in illegal poaching and dog predation, a study of the impacts of climate change, and educating the community about the importance and economic value of conservation.
USD 20,000
Raised from 7,696 people
This project will protect pangolins – the most trafficked animal on earth – from accidental electrocution by designing wildlife-friendly electric fences in southern Africa.
USD 10,006
Raised from 4,484 people
This project will support the Andean Cat Alliance's CATcrafts project to provide women living in Andean cat habitats a sustainable means to earn an income while simultaneously turning them into conservation ambassadors.
USD 15,003
Raised from 6,550 people
This project will monitor and protect juvenile green and Kemp’s ridley sea turtles that hatch at nesting beaches around the Caribbean and travel to the north Gulf of Mexico to grow up.
USD 20,012
Raised from 8,774 people
This project aims to improve health services in Timor-Leste through construction of water, sanitation and hygiene facilities in four healthcare facilities in Liquica and Manufahi.
AUD 15,002
Raised from 4,381 people
The project will pursue universal and inclusive Water, Sanitation and Hygiene(WASH) access through working with youth, media, health professionals and marginalised groups.
AUD 15,018
Raised from 4,686 people
The project will increase access to use of universal, equitable and sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene services as well as empowering women as leaders in the sector and ensuring people with disabilities have a greater voice in decision making.
AUD 30,021
Raised from 8,520 people
This project will build food security and improve farming practices in two areas of East Indonesia, where stunting is extremely high, by setting up demonstration farms.
AUD 15,048
Raised from 4,794 people
This project will set up a solar powered irrigation system to increase access of farmable land for communities that still experience a ‘hungry season’ each year in semi-arid Sumba island.
AUD 20,009
Raised from 6,374 people
This project will support innovative entrepreneurs working in the education sector to bring quality, affordable education to millions of young people who can’t otherwise access an education that will set them up for life.
USD 10,011
Raised from 4,391 people
This project will provide vocational training in hospitality to marginalized young people and link them with employment opportunities so that they can lift themselves out of poverty and build brighter futures.
USD 10,008
Raised from 4,281 people
With your help, this project will build a new inclusive sanitation block and renovate others in urban Bangladesh. Providing thousands of people with access to safe toilet facilities.
AUD 20,196
Raised from 6,052 people
This project will lessen the risk of retaliatory killing of cheetahs, Africa's most threatened big cat, by local farmers through improving their livelihoods with better livestock management and protection.
USD 20,002
Raised from 8,863 people
This project will strengthen livelihoods and improve income and food security of rural communities in Timor Leste through agriculture technique training and empowering rural men and women to influence local and national decision making.
AUD 20,014
Raised from 5,826 people
This project focuses on reducing deaths from cervical cancer, currently a leading cause of female mortality in the remote Solomon Islands. SurfAid will work to increase women's access to cervical cancer screening by training peer educators and producing creative media to support health-seeking practices.
AUD 20,007
Raised from 5,647 people
This project will work with members of an indigenous community on the Atlantic coast of Panama to support the development of sustainable ecotourism as a way to save sea turtles by reducing pressure to hunt sea turtles for a living.
USD 15,007
Raised from 6,792 people
This project will engage the public and visitors in Belize’s first citizen science project to change perceptions, document populations, and support conservation efforts for sharks and rays.
USD 24,002
Raised from 10,242 people
This project will reduce trash and litter generated by trekkers along the major trails of the Everest region through constructing waste collection bins to help keep trails, forests, fields and waterways clean.
USD 29,005
Raised from 12,653 people
The project aims to ensure that young adolescents, especially ethnic girls, build resilience and are better protected from harmful practices such as early marriage and early motherhood as they grow up in safer communities.
AUD 20,004
Raised from 5,891 people
This project will reduce the impacts of climate change on sea turtles and promote eco-tourism as a way to build sustainable conservation programs that provide revenue for local communities.
USD 25,009
Raised from 11,034 people
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