You may know we founded The Adventure Project in 2010 after the earthquake in Haiti.

Watch this short video about Simpli, a mother and front-line supervisor for Saha Global in Ghana. (1 minute)

A Vision Realized: Over the past 2.5 years, our generous supporters have played a crucial role in building a stove factory in Homa Bay, Kenya. Today, we celebrate the completion of this remarkable project!

Last week, I returned from Ghana.

I met Senibui under a tree,

Bigman is 75 years old. Thanks to you, she'll have clean water for the first time.

Rachael lost her job when COVID hit. Thanks to your support, she took up farming.

“You’re a bit of a wild card candidate,” Becky joked as we wrapped up my first Zoom interview with The Adventure Project (TAP).

" I turned my back for one second."

I wish you were here. I wish I could take you by the hand, and sit you next to me on Hannah’s couch. So you can feel the warmth of her energy in person.

Tesi Klipsch's understanding of the water crisis was changed on her first trip to Ethiopia.

When our culture puts pressure on us to spend money on things, Giving Tuesday reminds us our money can do more when we invest in people.

Meet Elizabeth and hear why cooking went from making her sick to making her happy.

“It was embarrassing,” Joyce admitted, recalling her childhood memory.

Winding through narrow streets, around potholes and ditches, our driver was careful to dodge all the children in school uniforms walking along the edge of the road.

What does it take to save the life of a child in Uganda? Listen to our Co-Founder, Becky Straw, as she takes you behind-the-scenes to meet two children struggling with malnutrition and the women working tirelessly to keep them healthy.

Before workers arrived for the morning, a line had formed. Living Goods announced that their branch in Tula, Uganda would be hiring more health care promoters. 200 women showed up last Friday. Sixty will be selected.