Building Brighter Futures For Children in Niger Bring Lights, Books and Computers to Niger Women's Community Gardens in Niger Fatima and her Mentor Boulie

Rain for the Sahel and Sahara

Org #2690
Vetted since 2009
2001
year founded
$112,390
raised on GlobalGiving
15
years fundraising
8
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

Rain for the Sahel and Sahara (RAIN) partners with rural and nomadic people of West Africa to enable enduring livelihoods through access to education.

Projects (12)

Women's Community Gardens in Niger
Niger / Food Security
Women's Community Gardens in Niger
Bring Lights, Books and Computers to Niger
Niger / Education
Bring Lights, Books and Computers to Niger
Niger Emergency Food Aid Fund
Niger / Education
Niger Emergency Food Aid Fund
School Market Gardens
Niger / Education
School Market Gardens
Women Artisan Cooperatives in Niger
Niger / Gender Equality
Women Artisan Cooperatives in Niger
Women's Community Gardens
Niger / Food Security
Women's Community Gardens
Project Leaders
Freya Hoffman-Terry
Freya Hoffman-Terry
Katherine Kolios
Katherine Kolios
Kyana Burgess
Kyana Burgess
Team
Katherine Kolios, Salifou Kountche, Freya Hoffman-Terry, Kyana Burgess, Zakari Madougou
Organization Information
PO Box 1503
Portsmouth, New Hampshire 03802
United States
(603) 371-0676
Organization Information
PO Box 1503
Portsmouth, New Hampshire 03802
United States
(603) 371-0676

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Back and Better than Ever!

By Katherine Kolios | Executive Director

Many organizations operating in Niger have cut education funding to focus on “essential needs.” RAIN believes that education IS an essential need, an opportunity that cannot be... Read the full report ›

Growing Together - from the Ground Up!

By Katherine Kolios | Executive Director

Desertification and unpredictable weather patterns have worsened agricultural production, leaving Nigeriens with insufficient food. Families are forced to sell assets and ration consumption while... Read the full report ›

Back and Better than Ever!

By Katherine Kolios | Executive Director

Many organizations operating in Niger have cut education funding to focus on “essential needs.” RAIN believes that education IS an essential need, an opportunity that cannot be... Read the full report ›
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