Jim Sims

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Locally-Made Paper & Craft to Preserve the Amazon
Locally-Made Paper & Craft to Preserve the Amazon
Brazil, Economic Development
This project creates economic opportunities for the poor populations in Brazil's Para State by promoting sustainable use of the Amazon rainforest resources while helping to preserve them.
retired
Livelihoods for Families Through Livestock, Sudan
Livelihoods for Families Through Livestock, Sudan
Sudan, Economic Development

Funded $11,787 (of $25,322 requested)

This project will provide food and medicine to save the lives of donkeys and other livestock in Darfur, as they are vital to the population's survival and a key component of household wealth. progress reportread updates from the field
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Support Smallholder Coffee Farmers in Tanzania
Support Smallholder Coffee Farmers in Tanzania
Tanzania, United Republic of, Economic Development
Support TechnoServe's work to make Tanzanian coffee competitive on global markets, benefiting small-scale farmers, their families and rural coffee-growing communities progress reportread updates from the field
retired
Donate a Pig: Invest in Haiti's Future
Donate a Pig: Invest in Haiti's Future
Haiti, Economic Development

Funded $19,735 (of $16,744 requested)

In rural Haiti, wealth is measured in pigs. Owning a pig means your children get health care and go to school. Help families rise out of poverty by buying a pig for them to raise. progress reportread updates from the field
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Goats: Help Families Become Self-Sufficient
Goats: Help Families Become Self-Sufficient
Haiti, Animals

Funded $14,957 (of $14,470 requested)

The gift of a goat is a sustainable way to help a struggling family in Haiti. Goat milk is not only a source of nutrition but goat breeding can be a pathway out of poverty. progress reportread updates from the field
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Water Well Need - Futuro de Manana, Nicaragua
Water Well Need - Futuro de Manana, Nicaragua
Nicaragua, Economic Development

Funded $125 (of $5,640 requested)

The rural Agros community of Futuro de Manana needs to have a well drilled in order to have sufficient water to irrigate their crops. progress reportread updates from the field
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