Gifts that grow
Empower women across the drylands of Africa by buying a gift that grows
How it works
- Choose a gift from our exciting range. These products are invaluable to communities across West Africa and Ethiopia.
- Choose your greetings card. You can select from a number of different card designs to go with your gift.
- Send your gift in the post or by email. Your recipient will receive either an information card of the gift you chose or a link to their gift/s where they can learn more about the impact they are having.
- Your donation will be put to good use - empowering communities across the drylands of Africa, wherever the need is greatest.
Terrific Trees
Trees provide so much for families in rural Africa — nutritious food to eat all year round, products that can be sold at market to earn a vital income, and shade from the scorching sun. They protect the environment and restore barren land making it productive again.
New Beginnings
At home and around the community, your gift can help someone make the best start on their nursery, orchard or garden with the seeds, seedlings and trees they will need to flourish.
Tremendous Training
Nothing has a bigger impact than communities receiving support and training so they can get the most out of their trees for years to come. Advanced grafting techniques halve the amount of time it takes for a tree to produce fruit, while enterprise training provides people with the skills and confidence to start their own small business.
Change in the Community
Give a family some bees, help a community start their own tree nursery, or plant an orchard. It doesn’t take a lot to make a world of difference — your gift can help change the lives of an entire community. Products in this range make great gifts for your community, school, or workplace.
Tools of the Trade
Giving a community simple but incredibly effective tools and equipment makes arduous work easier and saves a lot of time, freeing up this valuable time for other activities such as selling their produce at market and looking after the family.
