Give to Difference Makers leading the work in Africa.
Put your generosity where you can see it work. Between 75 and 90 cents of every dollar lands directly with fellow Difference Makers in under-resourced refugee communities, and you get the photos, the names, and the accounting back.
Give once, give monthly, or fund a whole program. Every gift stands behind Difference Makers running the work in their own communities.
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Choose how you want to give
What your gift can do
Examples of how far a gift goes. These describe what a gift represents across the work, not a guarantee that one dollar goes to one named thing.
$25
Helps provide bread and food support for a refugee family through the Knead to Feed Bakery.
$80
Covers about one month of living wage for a refugee employee.
$250
Supports peacebuilding curriculum and materials for a Peace Campaign cohort.
$500
Funds leadership and entrepreneurship training for refugee participants.
$25/mo
Supports the bakery that provides fresh bread for refugees.
$50/mo
Sustains training and resources for a program participant.
$80/mo
Covers about one month of living wage for a refugee employee.
$150/mo
Sustains a peacebuilding or leadership cohort.
Join The Difference Makers
- A quarterly live call with Wendy
- Updates straight from the programs
- A monthly impact story from the field
- Change or cancel anytime
Steady giving is what keeps the work from stopping.
The hardest thing about this work isn’t starting a program. It’s keeping it running. The Peace Campaign worked for six months, then funding lapsed and the gains were put at risk. Monthly giving is what prevents that.
Join The Difference Makers and you’ll get a quarterly live call with Wendy, with updates straight from the programs, and a monthly impact story from the field. You can change or cancel anytime.
For a gift that takes on a project end to end.
Larger gifts can be directed to a specific project, so you can follow one piece of work from start to finish.
$2,000
Growth & expansion
Supports organizational growth and the community and team-building behind the work: the platform costs and internet bundles that let the Africa team meet, and the gatherings where they collect and upload program data.
$5,600
Run the bakery for a year
Covers operating costs, materials, ingredients, and staffing to run the Knead to Feed Bakery for a full year, about $445 a month.
$15,000
Start a bakery
Funds a new bakery from the ground up.
$20,000
Fund the Peace Campaign for a year
Keeps the Peace & Conflict Resolution Outreach to reach 4,000 people; running for a full year, the kind of gift that turns a six-month result into a lasting one.
Project gifts are arranged through a short conversation, so we can match your gift to the right work and report back on it directly.
75–90¢
of every dollar lands directly in the work
Where your dollar goes
Verified, and reported back to you.
Before your money leaves the U.S., we verify the partner on the ground, deliver the funds directly to the program leader, and report back with photographs, named leaders, and line-item accounting. Between 75 and 90 cents of every dollar lands directly in the work. The rest keeps the lights on and the books clean.
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Verify the partner on the ground
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Deliver funds directly to the program leader
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Report back with photos, names, and line-item accounting
You gave to see the work. We’ll show you the work.
You’ll get a tax receipt and a confirmation that opens with a real story from the field, not a form letter. Over the next little while, a short welcome introduces how LMTD’s model actually works, with an invitation to join the community on Facebook, where contributors, partners, and refugee leaders share what’s happening.
If you gave once, we’ll invite you, once and warmly, to consider giving monthly. No guilt-trip emails, no three asks in a month.
More ways to stand behind the work.
Most of every dollar funds work happening on the ground in Africa, run by leaders living in the communities they serve. Two programs anchor the work today, with participants in eleven countries.
Corporate sponsorship
Companies can sponsor a program and get reporting, recognition, and story rights worth bringing to a team.
The Collective
For contributors building a legacy project of their own, with mentorship from Wendy and the option to travel to the work in Africa.
Generosity you can watch work.
Give once or give monthly. Every gift is verified, accounted for, and put to use by the people closest to the need.