Twelve wells to go before the dry season
We have drilled 28 of 40 wells in northern Malawi. Help us finish the last twelve and bring safe water to 3,600 more people.
Six ways to help
Drilling and repairing hand-pump wells so families stop walking hours for water.Clean water for 40 villages
Uniforms, books, fees and mentoring so girls can finish secondary school.Keep girls in school
Fresh groceries every week for 1,200 families, delivered with dignity.Community food bank
Native trees planted by local farmers to restore soil, water and income.Replant the river valleys
Weekly visits, phone calls and outings for older people living alone.No one should be lonely
Turning vacant lots into shared gardens that grow food and neighbours.Gardens on empty lots
Our biggest night of the year
Dinner, a live auction and stories from the field. Tables of eight available.
Lahser Road, Detroit: 2024 and 2026
Drag to see an empty lot become a garden that fed 200 families.
Every gift has a job to do
Monthly gifts let us plan ahead. Switch to see one-off amounts.
Friend
Keeps a family’s well running.
- Spare parts for a well for a month
- Quarterly impact updates
- Tax-deductible receipt
Champion
Keeps a girl in school.
- A year of school fees, split monthly
- Letters from your scholar
- Quarterly impact updates
- Invitation to the Harvest Gala
Guardian
Feeds four families every week.
- A week of groceries for four families
- Annual field report
- Visit a project with our team
- Name on our supporters wall
The people you are trusting
Amara Okafor
Executive DirectorAmara grew up in Enugu and spent twelve years running water and sanitation programmes in West and East Africa before joining Kindred Hands in 2016.
Daniel Reyes
Director of ProgrammesDaniel oversees our six causes, from reforestation in Chiapas to the food bank in Portland.
Grace Liu
Head of FundraisingGrace runs our events, monthly giving and partnerships with companies and foundations.
Samuel Baker
Volunteer CoordinatorSamuel recruits, trains and looks after our 1,400 volunteers across Portland and Detroit.
Before you give
Straight answers about where your money goes.
They funded our plans instead of arriving with their own. Years later, every well still works.
