Poverty-Busting Pineapples

Name: Ripple Effect
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Gifts like this support families in rural Africa with climate-resilient fruit and vegetables seeds such as the poverty-busting pineapple!

Not only are these fruits delicious, but they can also provide a sustainable source of income helping to break the cycle of poverty. As pineapples are in high demand at the market and fetching a sweet price, growing pineapples can empower families to improve their livelihoods and create a brighter future for generations to come.

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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.

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“We have been able to improve our land by planting trees, making and using compost manure and planting fodder for our animals. In our garden, we are growing vegetables including cabbage, beetroot, carrot and onions. We are also growing fruit like papaya, passion fruit and pineapple. Selling vegetables from our farm enables us to save money.”

Diogene, Rwanda

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