$875

Dairy Cow

Name: Ripple Effect
Price range: $

This is the original Ripple Effect charity gift, giving families in rural Africa hope for a brighter future.

A cow can make a huge difference to a family. It can produce over 3,000 litres of milk a year and is a vital source of income and nutrition. Cow manure is also an excellent fertiliser that can be used on the land, helping crops to grow and thrive.

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When you buy a gift from Ripple Effect, you’re making a donation to help families develop their own solutions so they can grow a better future including tools, livestock and training. Your gift is spent wherever the need is greatest across the countries we work in, making a huge difference to the lives of families living in some of the poorest regions of rural Africa.
Gift Card and other product orders will be dispatched within 5 working days of your order being received by us and will be sent by Royal Mail 2nd class post. E-cards will be sent directly to the recipient on the date you have specified.

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"Milk is everything to me and my family. I always have plenty at my house these days. We process it to make butter and cheese and sell the produce for income. I give it freely to anyone who comes to my house. We consume them daily with the different dishes I make, and we always eat together as a family."

Lucy, Uganda