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Water tank, solar panel and borehole
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Handwashing before lunch
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Homegrown vegetables
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Secure reliable water: About $6,000 is required for a borehole (well) to supply one more school with reliable water, not only for drinking and cleaning, but also to start small sustainable gardening projects on school grounds.
Provide start-up funds for Income Generating Projects: Chishoshe needed less than $1,000 to buy baby chicks and basic supplies, and now they are teaching their students agricultural skills, have eggs and home-grown vegetables that supplement the school nutrition program, and generate enough funds from the sale of adult "broilers" to fund their own school nutrition program.
Teach self-reliance and agency, spread hope: Teachers, parents and students begin to believe in themselves when they no longer have to rely on funding from international organizations.
How to donate?
Preferred Option:
Zeffy Stripe link (also see QR code below)
Or please use Zelle: donation@houseofstone-ngo.org
Or mail a check to:
House of Stone Charitable Organization
1929 Oakview Drive, Oakland CA 94602
House of Stone is eligible to receive grants from donor-advised funds, including DAFgiving360.
Contact us with any questions:
+1 650 387-7334
arndherz@protonmail.com
