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The pregnant cow program is specifically designed to help poor rural communities become self-sufficient. In Nicaragua, rural communities face numerous geographic hardships: hurricanes, mudslides, or droughts which frequently wipe out crops, crop seed and livestock. Pregnantcow loans to these communities provide a way of renewing these food sources and allowing communities to feed themselves and recover from natural disasters.

  • $25 will purchase 3 chickens or one rooster
  • $50 will purchase enough crop seed to feed 25 people for a year.
  • $100 will purchase 2 goats
  • $250 will buy a cow calf
  • $500 will purchase a pregnant cow.

The money donated to pregnantcow for these purchases is monitored by our El Sauce administrator Mayra Sirias. When a community receives a donation, it is expected to help other communities. Chickens beget chickens and goats beget goats which then are used to move other communities away from one meal a day subsistence living.