Help Children in Togo Grow, Learn, and Eat Better

Dear friends,

My name is Kokou Sotia, a community activist in Lomé, Togo. Every day, I see how children in our primary schools struggle with hunger and lack of opportunities. Many schools try to change this through small school gardens, places where children learn how to grow food, take care of the land, and eat fresh vegetables. These gardens are powerful: they fight malnutrition, teach lifelong skills, and give children hope.

But right now, these schools face one big problem: they have no tools.

No hoes. No watering cans. No shovels. No wheelbarrows. No rakes. Children are eager to learn, but they simply have nothing to work with.

Our goal: equip 10 primary schools with basic gardening tools so that more than 5,000 children can learn, grow food, and eat better every day.

Here’s how your support can help:

• €5 = a shovel

• €5= a rake

• €10 = a hoe

• €10 = a watering can

• €40 = a wheelbarrow

Every euro counts. Together, we can turn empty schoolyards into thriving gardens that feed children and give them a brighter future.

We promise full transparency: you’ll see receipts, photos, and updates as tools are delivered and gardens grow.

Please donate today and share this campaign with your friends and families. Your support plants more than seeds, it plants hope for the next generation.

From my heart, thank you.

Kokou SOTIA

Community Activist, Lomé – Togo