Emergency Seed Fundraiser: Help 100 African Communities Grow Food Before the Rains End!
The Rainy Season Is Now—But the Planting Window Is Closing Fast
In Kenya and Uganda, the rains have just begun—but farmers have only 1 to 2 weeks to plant. For many communities, this short window is their only chance to grow food for the rest of the year.
But thousands of families don’t have seeds.
No seeds = no crops = no food.
You can change that—right now.
We only have until April 2nd to raise the funds. After that, the rainy season will be over, and it will be too late.
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What We're Doing
We’re raising $7,500 CAD to deliver emergency seed kits to 100 vulnerable communities. Each seed kit costs just $75 CAD and supports an entire group of farmers.
These kits include essential, climate-resilient crops:
- Maize – 10 kg
- Beans – 10 kg
- Sukuma Wiki (Kale) – 1 sachet
- Tomato – 1 sachet
- Black Nightshade – 1 sachet
- Spider Plant – 1 sachet
- Cowpeas – 10 kg
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Imagine This…
A community where everyone has access to fresh, nutritious food.
Gardens bursting with life—feeding children, sustaining families, and renewing hope.
This is the vision we’re working toward.
But we can't do it without you.
The window for planting is short, and the need is urgent.
These seeds represent more than just plants—they represent:
- A lifeline for families
- A symbol of resilience
- A testament to our collective strength
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Your Donation = Direct Action
- $15 – Provides a farmer with beans or maize seeds
- $45 – Supplies a mini-kit to a household
- $75 – Sponsors a full seed kit for a community
- $150+ – Multiplies impact across multiple villages
Every dollar donated brings us closer to a future where everyone can thrive.
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⏳ Please Act Now
We must deliver these seeds before the rains stop.
You have the power to turn hunger into hope—one seed kit at a time.
Donate now.
Sponsor a community.
Plant the seeds of a brighter tomorrow.
> Together, we can grow a future of resilience, health, and abundance.
> Thank you for being part of this mission.
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