$1 Million Hunger Project - Initiated by the California Central Valley Farmers to Help African Farmers fight hunger

Three out of every four malnourished children in Africa are actually the sons and daughters of farmers, the people who grow the food. It is known as subsistence farming and most African families fall into this category. We want to engage Central Valley farmers in being the first to kick off a major Anti-Hunger initiative for Opportunity’s work in Africa. You heard about the challenges that face small-scale subsistence farmers in Africa. You also heard that you can be part of the solution. With specialized loans, savings, weather insurance, training and access to inputs, seeds and markets, Opportunity aims to make African small-scale farmers succeed. Our vision is to reach remote villages to help subsistence farmers yield a more bountiful harvest for their community.