Reforest 7 Villages in Ankpa with 5000 Fruit Trees

Dear donors,

Thank you for caring about the environment and the communities of Ankpa, Kogi State.

Years of deforestation and land degradation have left soils barren, biodiversity low, and communities struggling with poor crop yields. Families lack nutritious fruit, while climate risks like floods and droughts continue to rise. Planting fruit trees can restore the land, improve food security, and provide income for families, while also helping capture carbon and protect local wildlife.

This project aims to plant 5,000 fruit trees across 7 villages, train communities on tree care, and provide long-term benefits for both people and nature. The fruit trees will provide nutritious food, income opportunities, and a healthier environment for future generations.

We sincerely thank the donor who has already contributed, making a meaningful impact. At this time, however, the support received is not enough to get the project started. We hope that before the next rainy season, additional donations will allow us to begin this vital work.

To prospective donors, thank you for considering support. Every contribution helps restore forests, protect ecosystems, and provide families with food and income—creating lasting change for both people and the planet.

With thanks,
Ugbede-Ojo Dominic Kadiri
Project Leader

Dear prospective donors,

Ankpa continues to suffer from severe environmental degradation, including high levels of erosion and the impacts of climate change. The Ankpa metropolis and its environs have been ravaged by severe gully erosion, leading to the loss of arable land, destruction of infrastructure, and displacement of communities. This situation has been exacerbated by factors such as poor land management, deforestation, and inadequate erosion control measures.

We have received some donations for this project, but the funds are not sufficient to kickstart the full-scale reforestation effort. Planting 5,000 fruit trees across seven villages is a significant undertaking that requires substantial resources for purchasing seedlings, preparing the land, and ensuring the survival of the trees through regular maintenance.

Immediate support is essential to combat the ongoing environmental challenges in Ankpa. Reforesting these villages will help restore soil fertility, reduce erosion, and provide sustainable livelihoods for the communities through the cultivation of fruit-bearing trees.

Thanks for your kind generosity towards this impactful project.

With love,
Ugbede-Ojo Dominic K.
Project Leader