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Income Generation Bundle

Giving this bundle can equip caregivers with the tools they need to generate income and care for their families. The total suggested gift is $200, which provides families with the necessary resources to become self-sufficient.

Your Income Generation Bundle will include:

Goats — $100.
Chickens — $40.
Vegetable Seeds — $30.
A donation to the Where Most Needed fund — $30.

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Learn About Income Generation Bundles

What This Gift Provides

Your gift of an Income Generation Bundle provides families living in poverty with tools, training and resources to build a stable future.

With starters like seeds and livestock alongside agricultural training, families can grow food, earn income and take steps toward long-term self-sufficiency.

This gift helps parents create better opportunities for their children and pass hope from one generation to the next.

Seeds

Offers vegetable seeds and agricultural training so families can grow their own food and take important steps toward self-sufficiency.

Livestock

Provides animals like chickens and goats, along with training to help families raise them successfully for food and income.

Hope

Equips families with the critical tools they need to provide for themselves and leave poverty behind.

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Give a Gift in Someone's Honor

Want to bless a friend or family member by giving a gift in their honor? It’s as easy as 1-2-3.

Choose a gift and enter the donation amount.
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Frequently Asked Questions

No. Gifts from this catalog do not go directly to your sponsored child. Compassion staff at each church-based center identify children and families with the most pressing needs to ensure that gifts are directed where they are needed most.