Footprints has funded 9 projects
Thanks to thousands of your microdonations, all of these projects have now been funded. Footprints will ensure that the money gets to our project partners and will provide project reports as they get completed.
Countless Ukrainian children have had their education disrupted by the ongoing conflict. Save the Children’s Library for All program ensures that displaced children continue to have access to learning opportunities.
AUD 25,014
Raised from 3,514 people
This project supports young children’s learning and wellbeing by enabling parents and caregivers to practice positive nurturing care during the ongoing food crisis in Kenya. This will be done by providing evidence-based educational content and multimedia messaging and activities.
AUD 28,014
Raised from 3,756 people
This project aims to reduce stunting in Rote Island by helping communities establish climate-resilient nutrition gardens.
AUD 20,001
Raised from 3,137 people
In partnership with indigenous community members, this project will work to reduce the illegal hunting of leatherback and hawksbill sea turtles in Bocas del Toro, Panama.
AUD 25,011
Raised from 4,080 people
This project will create an ecotourism model that helps local communities protect the area’s biodiversity while improving their lifestyles.
AUD 20,621
Raised from 3,328 people
This project will work with the Peruvian government to protect spectacled bears and manage Machu Picchu for the benefit of wildlife, local Indigenous communities, and future generations through science-based conservation actions.
AUD 30,003
Raised from 5,150 people
The Adolescent Girls’ program provides training and education to 1,400 at-risk girls in Bihar, India. The program’s aim is simple yet effective: to delay forced marriage of the girls, by ensuring that they stay in school and step out as confident young women.
AUD 25,005
Raised from 3,889 people
This project will increase access to equitable WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) services among women, girls, and people living with disabilities in Kampong Chhnang province, Cambodia.
AUD 28,046
Raised from 4,454 people
This project's long-term goal is to increase or stabilize the population of snow leopards in Ladakh, India. The project aims to help snow leopards and local people peacefully coexist, while benefitting the Zanskar communities.
AUD 18,016
Raised from 2,957 people
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