We eliminate the challenge of finding safe, dependable food and water sources so that children can focus on their future.
66 million school-age children go hungry each day. By creating sustainable food and water sources, we not only fill bellies, we help create a ripple effect of healthy families, educated children and successful economies.
We're offering fun for the whole family, with all proceeds benefiting FMFM's largest endeavor to-date: the buildout of a college in Sierra Leone. We are working with Project 1808 and Strides for Africa to bring the first college to a remote area of Sierra Leone which will provide higher education with a focus on solving community challenges in innovative ways.
Friends of FMFM gathered at the Milwaukee Public Market for our Fall Harvest Tasting fundraising event on October 14, 2016. Proceeds funded the build of a rainwater harvesting system for the Rwandan Orphans Project - a home for street children in rural Rwanda. More than $5,000 was raised in this short evening!
Anastasia Kraft hails from Germany and has a background in mechanical engineering and project management. She speaks four languages and is an adventure-seeker who runs a local sustainability meetup group in her spare time. She helps FMFM to analyze the sustainability, materials and logistics behind the projects we're working on.
We interviewed Ana to find out more about why she stays connected with FMFM.