Grannie Apolot Esther benefitted from an income-generating grant through the bazaar catalog last year. She began a garden and was selling food items, including groundnuts, silverfish, and cassava chips. Her business was making profits, and she re-invested into more seeds. Sadly, during a drought, Grannie Esther lost her crop. She has not given up on this business and replanted beans ad maize. She is hoping for a better harvest this year. Grannie Esther wants to diversify her business by selling clothing in addition to food items. Clothing is a more profitable and reliable product since it is not dependant on good weather.
Grannie Esther and her two young sons live in a tiny hut with a thatched roof. She needs a better home for her family. Heart & Hands has developed plans to build her a new brick and cement home.
Your gift will provide Esther and her sons with a comfortable, secure home.
