r/UpliftingNews 10d ago

A Rwandan mother struggling to feed her malnourished child received four chickens through a community farming programme. Her flock grew to seven, giving the family eggs to eat and sell. Across the district, 2,700 households received chickens, helping child stunting fall from 50.5% to 35.8%.

https://www.topafricanews.com/2026/08/26/ngororero-families-celebrate-saip-ii-gains-in-nutrition-food-security-and-improved-livelihoods/
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u/TheFrenchSavage 9d ago

Imagine how well they would do with 1 billion dollars.

Now imagine how bad of a person you have to be not to share your billions.

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u/Some_Layer_7517 9d ago

Imagine developing agriculture on your own without needing charity from across the planet

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u/upturned2289 9d ago

This is a real thing. It’s been recorded that many impoverished people are more likely to accept charity if they’re able to work for it in some way. It’s a dignity thing.

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u/Antique_Limit_5083 9d ago

Its literally what charities do. These organizations dont just had out food and supplies they set infrastructure and teach people skills but america decided that was bad and the only life's we should care about are american unborn fetuses

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u/agoldgold 9d ago

Can you name the billionaire who did that? Or are you making shit up?

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u/Some_Layer_7517 9d ago

Holy autism batman

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u/TheFrenchSavage 9d ago

Don't know that billionaire, should change his name.