Chickens

Two Hens and a Rooster

One of the most popular gifts in the World Vision Gift Catalogue, two hens and a rooster can supply up to 150 eggs a year—a great gift for a family in need.

The eggs can produce more chickens, which are great for food, hatching and sale.

Raising chickens is easy and profitable, making it an ideal small business for single moms and kids.

Moringa

The Miracle Tree

The Moringa tree is called the “miracle tree” for many reasons. This tree thrives in even the harshest climates; it produces animal feed, cleansers, medicine and a rope fibre that can be sold at markets.

In addition, the Moringa’s leaves are a super food containing high levels of protein making it a great source of nutrition for people and animals—a gift any green thumb would love.

Beekeeping

A-buzz with Bees

A beekeeping business gives families a great source of income. One beehive can produce up to 50 kilos of honey a year, which along with beeswax, can be sold or traded at markets. 

And not only is harvesting honey an eco-friendly business, it’s also a good source of nutrition.

Goat

Give a Goat

Goats are a family favourite and it’s no wonder why. One goat can supply up to 250 litres of milk a year, providing essential protein and life-changing income.

Two goats can produce up to three kids a year, eventually multiplying into an entire herd.

And these animals are practical, eating grass and leaves, adapting to harsh climates and providing fertilizer for gardens. 

Soccer Balls

3 Soccer Balls

Soccer is one of the most loved sports throughout the world but in many poor countries, children play soccer with makeshift balls of string and plastic bags.

With three soccer balls, groups of children will enjoy hours of healthy fun and excitement.

A great gift to give on behalf of the goalie in your family.

Drill a Well

Clean, Safe Water

Across the world, one billion people still do not have access to a safe water source.

You can help drill a well that will provide a community with up to 11,000 litres of water a day for cooking, bathing and drinking.

Villagers will also receive training in well maintenance.

Classroom

Supply a Classroom

In many developing nations, school supplies are a resource many families cannot afford. 

You can share the joy of learning by providing an entire classroom with supplies like books, pencils, paper, art materials and more.