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Four reasons why I would like to invite you to become a member of our monthly giving community called, The Collective.

“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."

Our organization is focused on solutions that save countless lives every year. It’s important. We need the best and brightest on our team so we can do our jobs as effectively as possible. Enabling a flexible and transparent work culture retains and nurtures talent, ensuring a better, more impactful organization.

When Nate and Donita Sanderson were house hunting in Iowa for a small farm, Nate had one item on his wishlist - a whiffle ball field. So Donita made him a deal. Whatever he spent building the field, he needed to match it with donations to local and international charities.

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.

But meeting Peninah was different. The concerns for her children brought no shame, no embarrassment. Her life is difficult, but she has hope. Purpose. A simple irrigation pump is what saved her. And it’s saving her now.

Joy tells the story about how she earned a job at Living Goods because she was nominated as a leader in her community, an older mother people trust.

Meeting a woman in Liberia on the side of the road changed how Co-Founder Becky Straw thought about aid and led to the beginning of The Adventure Project. Read on to learn how.

Nearly half of all children in Malawi are malnourished. In our conversation with Gertrude, Program Director in Malawi, she discusses how the farming program is changing communities.