By JACKSON AMEH | Project Leader
Twenty-five families received food assistance during our recent distribution in Otukpo-Nobi. For that, we are grateful.
But one question remains with us: What about the next family? What about the household struggling because conflict disrupted their livelihood?
What about the parent wondering how to provide food after displacement? What about families beyond the 25 we could reach because our resources were limited?
This is why we are returning to you.
The Feed Displaced Families in Benue Project is not only about what we have already accomplished. It is about what we can still accomplish together.
With support from GlobalGiving donors, we distributed 25kg bags of rice to 25 vulnerable households, reaching approximately 125 people in Otukpo-Nobi.
That intervention showed us what donor generosity can accomplish. Now we want to go further.
Another donation means greater capacity to purchase food. Greater capacity means more households reached.
And every household reached means real people receiving practical support during an extraordinarily difficult time.
The next family is out there.
We do not yet know which household your generosity will help us reach.
But with your support, we can continue going to communities where the need exists and standing alongside families affected by conflict.
Twenty-five families have already felt your kindness. Please help us find and reach the next one.
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