Donating an animal is a great way to help Son of Africa. Not only will a donation of this sort provide healthy nutritious meals rich in vitamins and protein, but it will also provide animals for our life skills program of caring and raising of animals as well as an education in selling eggs, milk, cheese and animals at the market for profit. Manure can be used to enrich the soil used for growing feed and vegetables. It will also teach the boys about compassion responsibility and sustainability.

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    $35.00

    Animal Chow

    In order to raise healthy animals, we need to have proper feed to care for them.  Your donation of animal feed to help with the cost of raising the animals as well as provide a learning opportunity in buying feed at the markets and the responsibility of f ...
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    $150.00

    Baaaaaing Things

    Goats are common in Africa and can withstand the African climate quite well.  They are an excellent source of milk and meat and can also be raised to reproduce 2-3 kids each year.  During certain times of the year, these goats can be sold in market to ge ...
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    $20.00

    Clucking Things

    Chickens will provide the basis for the education on animal care and responsibility as well as provide a great source of protein through their eggs and meat supply.  Hens can produce up to 200 eggs each year, giving a constant healthy food source for Son ...
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    $60.00

    Dirt

    In Africa, much of the land consists of sand.  A load of good soil will serve as a generous donation
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    $25.00

    Hopping Things

    Rabbits will be a part of our life skills program offering the opportunity for the boys to learn responsible animal care.  Your gift of 2 rabbits is a gift that keeps giving.  Rabbits can reproduce every 31 days and are easy to raise in a small area.  T ...

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