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YOUR MONEY GOES FARTHER BECAUSE WE WORK IN AREAS OF GREATEST NEED.

For people living in devastating poverty in rural communities, it's not about a one-time fix. With your donations, we collaborate with community members to build paths out of poverty in ways that drive systemic, long-lasting change.

Nepali families can easily access water from yard spigots rather than walking far distances.
In the Navajo Nation, greenhouses have begun to dot the landscape to combat decades of food insecurity.
Students at Kanjaocha Primary School in Kenya no longer have to sit on dirt floors for their classes because of new wooden desks.
Adriana in Mexico can earn an income by selling surplus eggs from her chicken coop.
Children in Peru can live without anemia because of nutrition and healthcare resources.
Nepali families can easily access water from yard spigots rather than walking far distances.
In the Navajo Nation, greenhouses have begun to dot the landscape to combat decades of food insecurity.
Students at Kanjaocha Primary School in Kenya no longer have to sit on dirt floors for their classes because of new wooden desks.
Adriana in Mexico can earn an income by selling surplus eggs from her chicken coop.
Children in Peru can live without anemia because of nutrition and healthcare resources.

DO MY DONATIONS ACTUALLY MAKE AN IMPACT?

Short answer: Yes. 2 million times over.

CHOICE Humanitarian has a 40-year history of impacting over 2 million people, funding over 2,000 projects, and serving over 750 communities globally. Here are just a few ways donors have helped reduce poverty and change lives.

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PROJECT OF THE MONTH

Micro-Greenhouses Project: This project in San Martín, Mexico, will help 10 families gain the infrastructure necessary to construct micro-greenhouses. This would allow these 10 families to produce vegetables year round, as there are often months where temperatures halt farming. These micro-greenhouses will allow the beneficiaries to farm produce in a way that is both economical and sustainable.

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