Environmental Crises
When environmental systems are mistreated, deforested, and polluted, all forms of life suffer. People face smaller crop yields, unhealthy land, and a vulnerability to famine or disaster.
Economic Poverty
Living in poverty is a daily struggle for survival. Families who are only one emergency away from a catastrophe have no opportunity to save or plan for the future.
Spiritual Hunger
Unproductive work and the stress of poverty strains relationships, decreases motivation, and robs people of God-given dignity. Spiritual growth is stifled by desperation.
We address the most common form of poverty.
85 percent of people living in poverty live in a rural area and rely on agriculture.
We address root causes.
We treat poverty, environmental concerns, and spiritual needs as deeply connected issues at the root of many world problems.
It's an investment with a very big payoff.
Every $10 invested into our program yields $30-$100 worth of economic growth.
All work is led by locals.
All our international work is led by independent, in-country partners. We empower communities to create their own change by investing in local leaders.
