Heifer International is voted the number one charity in Arkansas Times’ Best of Arkansas contest.
Mrs. Donata Musanabera, from Rwanda’s Northeast region, used money earned from selling milk to install a biogas system in her home. The biogas system uses cow manure to power lamps and the family’s cookstove. Biogas is a clean and sustainable alternative to wood-burning cookstoves.
Pooja Kumri, 12, and her sister Priyanka, 18, share a secret in India’s Shitlapur village.
Five-year-old twins, Roeuy Chandy (left) and Roeuy Chanda (right) enjoy guava. They live in Cambodia’s O’Mar Village, and their family is part of the Women’s Empowerment and Holistic Community Development Project.
Learn about this project and how you can be a part of the transformation in this community.
Sumitra Devi and five-year-old daughter Anita happily pose for a photo with their family’s goat. Heifer International’s work in India empowers women like Sumitra to make life better for their families. Learn how you can be a part of this transformation.
Twelve-year-old Chet Pao Eing and his father Ham Chhan share some jackfruit near their home in Cambodia’s Tarapabngchrab Village. Through livestock, gardening, money management and other training, Heifer is teaching many families in Cambodia to make great improvements in their lives. Learn more about this exciting work and how you can be a part of it.
