Exciting news! We’ve expanded our regenerative programming to Laikipia and Samburu Counties in Kenya. Already, we’re seeing trees stand tall and crop yields climb, providing nutritious food and new hope. 🌱 Every single hand involved is part of this life-giving impact.
#DidYouKnow regenerative agriculture can boost yields by up to 60% in areas impacted by climate change? 🌱 It’s about resilience, dignity, and empowering communities to thrive. Take action today at https://t.co/quyZtpMhkz (Link in bio) #FoodSecurity
Honored to host the documentary premiere for @WithMyOwn2Hands foundation for a 9th straight year. If you’re looking for a worthy cause making a life-changing difference in communities in East Africa, and are inclined to support their mission, please consider contributing.
(2/2) You can be a part of the impact by joining THRIVE and empowering families across East Africa all year round. Go to https://t.co/m9NGCFpHYr to get started
(1/2) Let’s allow kids to be kids. 💛 When families have the essential resources needed to thrive, children have better health and more time to do what they do - just be kids.
(1/3) When Veronica first joined the Kipawa Women's Group in 2007, she was determined to help establish a group of resilient women who could support one another as business owners, mothers, and community leaders.
(2/3) Through her strength and dedication to making an impact within her family and community, she began a journey that left us truly inspired.
This August 27th, experience the world premiere of The Women of Kibera at our 9th Annual Red Carpet Documentary Screening.
As a founding member of the Kipawa Women's Group, Veronica proves just how #CleanWater and determination can shape economic empowerment in her community.
Visit https://t.co/bbw12ADeKP for more details on the 2022 film’s world premiere!
We're excited to officially announce our 2022 film…The Women of Kibera!
The Women of Kibera follows a powerful group of women from Kibera, Kenya including Veronica, a loving mother and dedicated small-business owner.
This power of reinvestment empowers our partners, while allowing us to scale to more communities, more efficiently.
Learn more about our model at https://t.co/7b1j0dYKO5
Our partner communities use the revenue generated from our #CleanWater & agriculture solutions to invest in:
🌱 More income-generating projects
💰 Micro-loans
📚 Education
🔨 Operating costs
In total, they helped raise over $5,000 for #CleanWater! We’re so grateful for incredible youth advocates, like these students, who help make an impact in our world. Have a group interested in creating their own fundraiser that transforms lives? Email us: [email protected]
Getting active for a cause. 🏃
Last month, the 3rd grade students of St. Mary’s School hosted their very own empathy water walk. Each student did the walk while carrying a kid-friendly jerry can to raise awareness for those who walk an average of 3 miles for water in East Africa.
[2/2] In 2021 alone, the center was able to grow more than 6,000 pounds of produce, including delicious tomatoes, bell peppers and cabbages. Thank you, @gorjana_brand, for making this impact possible.
[1/2] Since implemented back in 2019, this #greenhouse has continued to provide learning opportunities and a stable food source for more than 100 youth in Nairobi, Kenya. 🌱
Thanks to the support of our dedicated THRIVE community and water advocates like you, we’re on track to provide #handwashing stations, curriculum, and soap-making kits to six more health clinics by the end of this year.
Now that’s something to smile about!
Hand-washing saves lives. 💦
Last year, we launched partnerships at health clinics across East Africa. These partnerships have allowed us to scale our #WASH program and protect more communities against the spread of viruses and disease.
Early on in partnering with a community, we implement #community-led goal setting and community buy-in to ensure viability, health and economic outcomes, proving our commitment to both environmental and local development #sustainability.
#Sustainability can mean a lot of different things. For us, it means projects with the environment in mind, and long-term partnerships with localized development in mind. 🌱