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Simpli the best!
Read more and help Simpli reach more women, here: https://www.theadventureproject.org/blog/simpli-the-best
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theadventureproject · 7 months
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Together, we have the power to make a difference.
So, we created a Baby Registry like no other!
This registry is filled with 5 essential items for expectant mothers in Togo and Uganda. Just $5 can provide a prenatal check-up. All donations are matched this month, doubling your impact.
Click here to learn more and grab the perfect present for a mom in need: www.theadventureproject.org/baby-list
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Reasons to love putting “coal” in someone's stocking this year:
1. "Coal" is actually luxury charcoal soap and candles are hand-poured in Brooklyn by a female-owned small business.
2. Each purchase provides a new charcoal-efficient stove to a woman in Kenya.
3. The new stove saves half as much firewood as cooking over an open fire (saving 6 trees each year from being cut down for fuel!).
4. The stove also drastically reduces carbon emissions and saves women from breathing in toxic cooking smoke (each stove saves an average of 1 ton of carbon).
5. The stoves are made locally in Kenya and sold by women, creating good jobs!
6. $20 each, they made a great stocking stuffer or hostess gift. They are wrapped and ready for gifting!
7. TODAY! Thursday, Dec 15 is the last day to order for Christmas delivery 📦!
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Reasons to love putting “coal” in someone's stocking this year:
Charcoal soap and candles are hand-poured in Brooklyn by a female-owned small business.
Each purchase provides a new charcoal-efficient stove to a woman in Kenya.
The new stove saves half as much firewood as cooking over an open fire (saving 6 trees each year from being cut down for fuel!).
The stove also drastically reduces carbon emissions and saves women from breathing in toxic cooking smoke (each stove saves an average of 1 ton of carbon).
The stoves are made locally in Kenya and sold by women, creating good jobs!
$20 each, they made a great stocking stuffer or hostess gift. They are wrapped and ready for gifting!
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CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE AND ORDER: https://adventureprojectshop.myshopify.com/
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theadventureproject · 2 years
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Malnutrition has soared as more than 4 million Kenyans are starving - about half of them are children.
Can you join us in giving and reposting?
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theadventureproject · 2 years
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Mercy never planned to become a farmer. During high school, she dreamed of going to college and getting a professional job. But, she couldn't afford tuition.
At 19, she married her husband, Robert, and soon settled down to raise their four children in Bomet, Kenya.
She planted a small plot of corn to help make ends meet. Unfortunately, her husband’s small business was not enough to cover their needs. And with little rain, her corn barely grew.
Mercy persisted, planting kale on a small piece of land in the backyard. Without irrigation, she would carry heavy buckets of water to and fro, trying her best to make it all work. It was excruciating labor.
‍“It was hard work carrying the jerry cans since my water source is a bit far and uphill. I used to get muscle aches all the time, especially when I combined irrigating the farm with other heavy house chores.”
‍Then, she received an irrigation pump.Mercy quickly planted beans and cabbage. Borrowing pipes from a neighbor, she was able to connect the pump to a distant water source.
‍From her first sale of cabbage, she earned a whopping 50,000 Kenyan shillings (worth nearly $500 USD).
‍Keep in mind, that most rural farmers in Kenya earn $150 USD in an ENTIRE YEAR. She did all this in one harvest.
She took 30,000 KS and invested in a poultry business, which she says is doing well.
‍"I did not know there were pumps that small farmers like me could use and irrigate. For me, only big farms did irrigation with enormous machines. The few people I had seen irrigate around here were just using buckets."
‍‍Mercy wanted to ensure you knew how grateful she is for the irrigation pump and training. And share that her children no longer help on her farm. Now, her extra income is keeping them in school. She said, "Now, they can focus on their studies."
Mercy is not an outlier. She's one of the thousands of farmers who have increased their harvest by 400% with access to an affordable irrigation pump, designed for farmers like her.
Thank you so much for seeing her potential. And giving thousands of people like her, a pathway out of poverty. We are so grateful you are part of our community.
This July we're rallying our community to respond to the urgent food crisis affecting millions of people in the Horn of Africa.
Just $10 will help a farmer feed one person in Kenya. We would love your help!
To help more farmers, like Mercy, please join our Hunger Campaign here: www.theadventureproject.org/hunger
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theadventureproject · 2 years
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To learn more, please click our blog post. We are also adding new articles and updates as news breaks.
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theadventureproject · 2 years
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GIVEAWAY FOR OUR FRIENDS!
Win one Apotheke charcoal gift set for you and another to give away.
To enter, please:
1. Make sure you are following us on Instagram
2. Add your name in the comments of this post: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cc8MKGrMsP-/
That's it!
Each gift set includes: - Charcoal votive candle - Charcoal bar soap - Charcoal hand sanitizer
It's the perfect present for a mom who gives back. Plus, help women in Kenya.
T&C details in our bio. Contest ends this Sunday at noon EST. Winner announced on Monday and we will get your gift sets in the mail in time for Mother's Day.
Wishing you luck! 🤞
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theadventureproject · 2 years
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Hi Friends, Are you shopping for Mother's Day? We have a great gift for you!
Our warehouse is unable to ship our incredible charcoal gifts anymore. So, can you help us clear our "shelves" for Mother's Day?
Normally sold for $60, we're bundling these 3 great products into one perfect gift for only $40.
PLUS: we are offering FREE SHIPPING from today until Earth Day, this Friday!
Use the code FREESHIP at checkout (U.S. shipping only).
Click here to learn more about the products and to purchase now: https://bit.ly/3Oq6R3e
Each gift box includes: - 1 Charcoal soap (5 oz) - 1 Charcoal tin candle (2 oz) - 1 Charcoal hand sanitizer (1.5 oz) - A brochure explaining the impact - Wrapped in a box, ready for gifting (all packaging is eco-friendly)
You can also include a personalized gift message and we will handwrite a card for you. It will be a great gift for Mother's Day (or to keep for yourself). Each product is locally-made by the small business, Apotheke, in Red Hook, Brooklyn (you may have spotted their products at Anthropologie or West Elm)!
Where your $40 goes: Roughly $20 covers the cost of your 3 new products. Your other $20 will provide one mom in Kenya with a new, charcoal-efficient stove.
Shop and help us out, here: https://bit.ly/3Oq6R3e (and don't forget to use FREESHIP at checkout!).
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theadventureproject · 2 years
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Thanks to the generosity of 448 people, we're getting closer to our goal of bringing clean water to 100 families in Northern Ghana this March! We have 35 more families to help before the end of today! Would you consider joining us by chipping in and reposting our blog? Every $80 raised provides one person clean water for ten years and every $400 helps a family of five. Please click here to join us: Give Water
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theadventureproject · 2 years
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Calling all fundraisers! While #WorldWaterDay is in the rear view mirror, we still have lots of work to do!
Would you consider fundraising $400 to bring clean water to a Ghanian family for at least 10 years?
Click here to learn more: https://www.theadventureproject.org/water?form=XNMEVGW
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theadventureproject · 2 years
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Here at The Adventure Project, we're focused on sustainability and long-term impact. Today, we're excited to take that commitment to sustainability to the next level. This World Water Day, we're partnering with Saha Global to launch water treatment businesses in Northern Ghana, with a 10 Year Promise.
What does this mean? It means if you support a community today, water will continue flowing for at least the next ten years. And if you decide to support an entrepreneur or community directly, you can opt-in to annual updates for the next decade.
Imagine following along for the next ten years. You can learn how the community grows, witness women earning more as they operated the water businesses, and see children thrive. Click here to learn more and join us: www.theadventureproject.org/water
Clean water is just the beginning.
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theadventureproject · 2 years
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Since The Adventure Project was founded in 2010, we’ve funded clean and safe water for 805,000 people!
Tomorrow, on #WorldWaterDay, we're launching something brand new.
It's a game-changer for how you can see your impact over time. And most importantly, what it means for thousands of people in need of clean water.
It wouldn’t have been possible without thousands of generous supporters like you who believe in sustainability and long-term impact. We’re honored to do this work alongside all of you.
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theadventureproject · 2 years
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Happy #InternationalDayofHappiness! With all of the challenges our world is facing today, remember that your actions matter. And we can work together to build a happier, more compassionate world.
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theadventureproject · 2 years
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#WorldWaterDay is on Tuesday! We're excited to support more Ghanian water entrepreneurs like Catherine, Patience, and Peel.
Catherine has 4 children and lives in Wasawasa. During her free time she enjoys listening to music and chatting with her children. Her favorite food is Fufu and Akpele, which looks delicious!
Patience has two children and lives in Atta Kese. She likes rice and beans and also sells fish. Patience's favorite hobby is watching movies!
Peel has four children has lived in Dipale Adaayili for over 15 years. She enjoys fishing and eating kennel!
Thanks to hundreds of supporters last World Water Day, Catherine, Patience and Peel are now employed. They each treat and sell water in their community, earning an extra $100 per year. These jobs are so much more than a paycheck. They are brigher, healthier futures for women.
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theadventureproject · 2 years
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We are excited to announce that @Catbird Giving Fund has committed $500,000 to our Women's Fund! It's fitting that Catbird, a business founded and led by women, is a founding partner because they understand investing in women changes entire communities.
Their contribution is estimated to provide vital healthcare to an estimated 100,000 people over the next ten years!
Many of you have asked how to get more involved. If you, your company, or someone you know is interested in becoming a partner and investing in female-led organizations fighting to end extreme poverty, comment below or DM us! For more on our Women's Fund and why Catbird decided to join us, you can read more on Catbird's blog.
www.catbirdnyc.com/blog/catbird-giving-fund-spotlight-the-adventure-project-and-founder-becky-straw.html
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theadventureproject · 2 years
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This #InternationalWomensDay make a pledge to uplift women, #BreaktheBias, and let women lead. From collecting firewood and fetching water, to accessing healthcare, women are forced to hope for the best, while being given the least.
You can help. It’s time we reimagine who and how we lift people out of poverty.
Pledge here to uplift women today: www.theadventureproject.org/womens-pledge-iwd
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