IMPACT SIERRA LEONE: PLANTING SEEDS OF LIFE
BREAKING GROUND
Impact Sierra Leone (ISL) is a nonprofit organization founded in Washington, DC by two daughters of Sierra Leone, Adama Kalokoh & Yeabu Conteh.
Our mission of Impact Sierra Leone is to reduce poverty & resource deprivation in Sierra Leone by implementing education, agriculture, and waste management programs.
Impact Sierra Leone has adopted the village and residents of Foindu, Sierra Leone to pilot the Seeds of Life Program initiatives. The women of Foindu are the primary stakeholders of current ISL initiatives.
SEEDS OF LIFE PROGRAM
Our Seeds of Life Program intends to mitigate 8 points of development in Sierra Leone, starting in the village of Foindu.
The first project of the Seeds of Life Program will focus on our commitment to educational and vocational development in Sierra Leone.
The Vocational Training Center addresses Seed 3 (Vocational & Technological Development) in our Seeds of Life Program.
GET INVOLVED
Help us empower communities through agricultural innovation, education, and wellness.
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Your gift supports our overall mission — including core operations, community outreach, and monthly nutritional benefits for vulnerable families. It also allows us to respond to emergencies and organize meaningful events like our Christmas Day of Hope during the festive season.
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We empower communities through education, agricultural innovation, and wellness. Your support helps fund impactful initiatives such as our Women Farmers’ Workshops, which provide essential training and resources, and our annual festive outreach events, bringing joy, supplies, and educational support to children and families during the holiday season.
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Support women farmers to thrive by providing tools, training, equipment and seeds that promote long-term sustainability and food security.
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Become a monthly donor and help us sustain our programs year-round. From F.A.R.M.S. outreach and nutrition support to education and wellness. Your consistent gift makes a lasting difference in vulnerable communities.
