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Kenya – Cooperation with local farmers

In Kenya, long dry spells make growing food very difficult.

Year:
2026
Beneficiaries:
Farmers in Kenya

Help me create a self-sufficient future in Kenya

In Kenya, long dry spells make growing food very difficult. Without sufficient water and knowledge, it is nearly impossible for many families to grow vegetables and provide for their livelihoods.

Therefore, we want to build a water well on the Hope for Hope farm. This will provide year-round access to clean water for agriculture, food production, and basic daily needs.

Simultaneously, together with partner organizations, we train local teams in sustainable agriculture and entrepreneurship. This enables them to grow food independently, help their community, and build a stable future.

🌱 With your support:

children and families receive nutritious food daily

learn farming sustainable agriculture techniques

structural change and future prospects arise

    This well is a costly but essential investment. Will you help?
    Together, we are building a healthy, hopeful, and self-sufficient future.

    👇🏽 Donate today and make a lasting difference.

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    Every donation makes a lasting difference. With your support, you help provide food and clean drinking water.

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    Joseph Kundi
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    Fatuma Mohammed
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