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A goat is a great gift for farmers struggling with food security. These fun-loving animals produce nutritious milk to drink, and their droppings can be used as fertilizer to grow crops. That gives families more nutritious food to eat, and the opportunity to sell the milk for income to buy everyday essentials like soap, clothes, and medicine.
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By raising goats, families can improve their livelihoods and food security. Goats produce nutritious milk to drink or sell for income, and their droppings can be used as fertilizer for crops. Goats can reproduce quickly and often give birth to twins or triplets, which increases opportunities for families who raise them.
Yes! Goats generally require less space and fewer resources than larger livestock, making them a feasible choice for families to raise. Goats are also relatively hardy animals and can adapt well to a variety of climates and landscapes.
Together with our local partners, World Renew provides training through our food security programs. For projects that involve goats, this includes helping families learn how to care for them and understand the benefits of raising them.
By purchasing gifts through the World Renew Gift Catalogue, you help provide tangible items like livestock, tools for farming, nutrition kits, and more for families and communities as they journey out of poverty and move forward with hope.
Gifts can be purchased through the online catalogue, by phone, or through the order form in our print catalogue.
Yes, you will receive an itemized and tax receipt after you purchase a gift. You can also choose to send an acknowledgement card to a loved one if you are making a gift on their behalf.
All gifts in our catalogue are purchased in the country where they will be used, supporting local businesses and economies. By sourcing gifts this way, we also reduce the environmental footprint from transporting gifts in North America to their destinations.
