A Christmas Sheep!

Did you know you can provide sustainable income-generating livestock for the most needy families in our 410 Bridge communities in both Kenya and Haiti for Christmas this year? By giving a gift of livestock to families in need this Christmas, you can help these parents become more self-sufficient, leading to healthier children who are more involved in school and their community.

One healthy sheep gives highly nutritious milk for essential protein, vitamins, and minerals, plus plenty of wool to knit warm sweaters and blankets. Sheep often give birth to twins or triplets, which can be sold for income or bred to produce a whole flock. Sheep’s milk is richer than cow’s milk in nutrients like protein, calcium, and B vitamins.

Visit http://410bridge.gostorego.com/ to learn more!

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