Your donation to DreamWeavers helps us make dreams come true. For one child, it might be a new soccer ball or set of clothes. For another, a family trip to a beach. Some students even dream of one day having a prosthetic limb to replace one they lost in conflict.

Your gift of $35 a month will help provide for the basic needs of Iraqi orphans in the form of clothing, shoes, food, and other staple items.

Provide the materials and training to engage one older adult in the life of one child eagerly waiting to learn.

Your gift will provide "How To" guides and technical assistance to four intergenerational groups seeking to carry out environmental awareness projects in their communities.

Your gift provides materials and technical assistance to a support group for grandparents raising grandchildren.

Provides materials and assistance to an intergenerational shared site seeking to serve old and young under one roof.

Your gift provides access to program models and materials to begin or enhance an intergenerational technology program.

Your gift will allow one performer to attend and participate in an intergenerational performance.

This gift will provide the materials such as books, articles and training sessions with shelter specialists that are necessary for a dancer to become educated about how to deal with domestic violence survivors. If trained and sensitized to the issue of domestic violence, professional dancers can bring movement, creativity and self-care to survivors as part of their journey to more healthy futures.

This gift will allow a dancer to teach one children's workshop in a domestic violence shelter. Through consistent and concentrated yearlong programming in these shelters, with 6-10 children in each workshop, we will reach over 2,000 children. MyMoves! offers a high-quality program of workshops to help children develop self-confidence and life skills such as creative problem solving, concentration, collaboration and communication. We have learned through...

This gift provides training sessions for dancers to learn to work effectively in the domestic violence community. Our workshops encourage the women to reflect upon their own personal qualities, experiences and aspirations. They are given the opportunity to examine how they are unique, and are encouraged to understand, accept and celebrate their uniqueness. The women are encouraged to begin to “make peace with their bodies.”...

This gift will allow a dancer to teach one workshop session to survivors at a domestic violence shelter. Ironically, in most domestic violence shelters, little or no attention is paid to the body. The Domestic Violence Project fills this crucial gap by using movement and creativity to help survivors of violence develop self-awareness, regain a more positive self-image and take steps to reclaim their lives....

This gift will provide one hour of studio rental space for rehearsal or program planning. In order to have a program that can really help survivors, time and space are needed to create it. Whether the studio space is used to generate movement material for performance or to create new exercises for the workshops, time in the studio is crucial.

This gift will provide round-trip subway fare to a shelter so that we can introduce women to our program. This year alone, through our current partnerships, we have been able to enter twenty shelters throughout the five boroughs of New York City and provide 250 workshops for women, reaching 12-15 women participants per workshop. Transportation to and from the shelter is a crucial starting point....

This gift will provide the funds to print an entire set of TakeCare cards for the participants of a Domestic Violence workshop. Each TakeCare Card is personally designed and developed by a member of GGD. It offers words of relaxation and a description of an exercise from the workshop or similar to ideas and exercises presented in the workshop that will calm down the body...

Your gift will help GAA maintain its Action Alert Network and ensure that U.S. leaders continue to hear the voices of Americans who want their government to take a more active role in fighting the global AIDS epidemic.

Your gift will enable the Global AIDS Alliance to host a coalition-building meeting (or teleconference) in order to bring key allies together, identify joint priorities, and develop specific advocacy and communications strategies to help maximize our impact.

Your gift will help GAA continue to produce briefing documents on a range of issues related to HIV/AIDS, such as violence against women and children, universal basic education and the elimination of school fees, and orphans and vulnerable children.

This gift provides refreshments for recharge+reconnect - a free open movement class combining yoga, movement and breathing exercises for individuals living with or affected by HIV/AIDS. Classes including recharge+reconnect are part of the large project, Moving the Community which underscores Gina Gibney Dance’s mission of using the power of movement and creativity to enrich and reshape lives. Extending the work we have done in six...

Your gift of only $25 will pay the weekly salary of a sign language interpreter in a teacher training college. The interpreter will sign for a small group of Deaf teacher trainees, making it possible for them to understand their professor. Deaf students struggle to learn when they don’t have interpreters. They try to understand their teachers through lip reading, reading the board, and studying...