Donate to Ronlilley Foundation & Help Create a Self-Sustaining Farm for Vulnerable Kids

The Challenges

The foundation faces pressing challenges in meeting the basic needs of the children under its care. Food insecurity is a significant issue, with inadequate food supplies threatening the health and well-being of the children. Additionally, limited funding restricts the foundation’s ability to keep children in school, affecting their education and future opportunities. These challenges undermine the organization’s mission to provide stable care and education to vulnerable children in the region.

Why It Matters

Securing sustainable food sources and income generation is critical to ensuring the long-term well-being of vulnerable children at Ronlilley Foundation. By purchasing 3 acres of farmland, the foundation will reduce reliance on external aid and provide fresh, nutritious food for the children. The farm will also generate income through the sale of surplus crops, funding school fees, healthcare, clothing, and other essential needs. Creating a permanent home with food security and stable resources will offer children a safe, stable environment to grow, learn, and thrive—ultimately empowering them to break free from poverty.

Solution

Ronlilley Foundation plans to acquire and develop 3 acres of farmland to establish a self-sustaining farm and permanent home for over 100 vulnerable children. The project will focus on growing fresh fruits and vegetables to feed the children and generating income through sales of excess produce. Funds will support sustainable farming practices, farm management, and education and mentorship programs. This integrated approach ensures food security, financial stability, and a safe living environment, all essential for the children’s growth, education, and well-being.