Superflour in DR Congo Provides Nutrition
A mother puts food on her table, and the tables of children throughtout her community.
Need a new search?
If you didn't find what you were looking for, try a new search!
Vegetable Seedling Distribution in Bolivia
Vegetable seedling distribution and greenhouse construction lead to nutrition and prosperity in central Bolivia.
Community Garden in Bolivia
These community leaders in Bolivia are planting it forward by securing seeds and resources for hundreds of beneficiaries.
Harvesting Change | Zambia Crop Yield
Treadle pumps yield more than crops for Oliver and community members in Kapisha, Zambia!
New Kids on the Block | Malawi Goats Project
There is a new kind of litter patrol in Ofesi, Malawi. Residents in the community of Ofesi worked together to identify insufficient sources of income as a community issue. Ofesi’s solution? Goats.
Irrigation Celebration | Bolivia Project Update
After 16 more months of preparation and fundraising, the APROAVA farmers received the first distribution of irrigation supplies in March 2020, including 68 fuel-powered water pumps (one for each family).
“Why We Give” – Insights from Donors
What inspires Outreach donors to give? We asked, you answered -- turns out, there are lots of reasons to donate, and all of them are good.
Letter from the CEO: Ready for Good News?
Need a reason to feel hopeful? How about four of them?
Digging Up Treasure in Bolivia’s Greenhouses
Two years after building 22 greenhouses, a community in Bolivia celebrates new growth.
Zambia Community Center
After contributing a lot of collective brainpower, strategic planning and elbow grease, our community partners from Kayowelo, Zambia celebrated the grand opening of their brand-new community center!
COVID-19: Worldwide Updates from Communities
Updates on the work underway throughout Outreach-affiliated communities to combat the spread of COVID-19, and ensure the wellbeing of our partners.
Meet Aurelia
Every day, Aurelia and her husband Norberto have one job: Support their family. It’s a humble goal made ambitious by the number of seats around their dinner table — seven children, and two sets of in-laws with no other sources of income.