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Heifer International

Thematic Focus Areas

Hunger
Women & Girls
Social Justice
We work globally, along side the communities we serve, providing livestock and training in sustainable agricultural practices to create the most favorable opportunity for families.
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Website

EIN

35-1019477

CFC Number

12079

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From September 15 to October 15 we celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month, a time dedicated to honoring the rich cultures and significant contributions of the Hispanic and Latino communities. This month recognizes the profound impact these communities have had on the history, culture, and society of the United States and beyond, from important advocacy work and vibrant art to beloved culinary traditions and more.   While we celebrate these contributions, it’s essential to acknowledge that many individuals and families in Hispanic and Latino communities still face systemic barriers. With greater support — whether through funding, donations, or other resources — more...

Charity Photos

  • Charity: Heifer International
  • Country: Tanzania
  • Photo Credit: Moshi Lukindo

  • Charity: Heifer International
  • Country: Uganda
  • Photo Credit: Russell Powell

  • Charity: Heifer International
  • Country: India
  • Photo Credit: Russell Powell

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

Ayesha Siddiqa’s life has been shaped by substantial trauma. Ayesha’s parents arranged her marriage at a young age, and from the beginning, she endured mental and physical abuse at the hands of her husband. The abuse escalated after the birth of their daughter. As her situation became more dire, Ayesha reached out for help from her father to attain a formal divorce — something she could not do by herself due to Bangladeshi law. Once separated from her husband, Ayesha struggled as a single mother to meet her daughter’s basic needs. Without an education, she was limited to work at someone else’s land or home. Ayesha discovered her path out of poverty when she joined the Amra Shadhin Cooperative Society. The co-op taught her how to grow vegetables, rear livestock and build a business so she could make her own money. She received funds to purchase seeds, as well as...
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