The Tinway Town Community Bricks Project is a nonprofit initiative launched by the “It Is Our Time” group to make housing construction more affordable fo...
The Hawa Benson Charcoal Project reimagines what a small community can achieve when it takes control of its most essential resource. With a modest budget and strong local comm...
The Tarr Bar Community Electricity Project is a grassroots initiative led by the Family Forever Group in Buchanan City, Liberia, to bring affordable and re...
The Tailoring Training Project in Tarr-Bar Community empowers poor adolescent girls, widows, and destitute women by equipping them with professional tailoring skills to achiev...
Hope hangs in the balance for 2,700 residents who currently depend on a single neighboring well for drinking water. A transformative hand pump project has the powe...
LET'S GET IT DONE CAMPAIGN: ALL WOMEN LED PROJECTCurrently there are over 80 vendors in this area of Central Buchanan who sell their goods in an open air market. These vendors...
Currently there are over 80 vendors in Central Buchanan who sell their goods in an open air market. These vendors are exposed to the elements and their products often spoil du...
The Kenyan Economy continues to spiral up which is affecting a lot of Charity Organizations such as Deloraine. This is one of many organizations that help children from humble...
LET'S GET IT DONE CAMPAIGN- The Pipeline Community has put together this very important project to bring clean water to about 2,000 inhabitants. This new water well will ...
FULLY FUNDED- This charcoal project aims to service 2,000 residents and businesses in the LBS community which has 5,000 residents, 400 homes. The project will buy a...
Emmanuel is a farmer dealing with fruits trees. He cares much about health and nature conservation. He wants to take his fruits farming to a bigger step.
Jean is a trader who deals with shoes for the youth. They want to look so nice and therefore they put smart shoes and this gives a great opportunity to Jean for business.
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