Join the ISL Seeds Circle Helping Foindu’s Women Build Their Own Futures, Starting at $13 a Month

In Foindu Village, Sierra Leone, a woman holds a yellow dignity kit in her hands and smiles like the sun came up just for her.

Behind that kit is a promise: $13 a month. Not once, and not when it’s convenient. Every month, from someone who has decided she can count on them.

We call that promise the Seeds Circle.

What Is the Seeds Circle?

The Seeds Circle is Impact Sierra Leone’s monthly giving family. Its members fund our Seeds of Life Program, the anchor of our work since 2021, which provides medical supplies, dignity kits, health workshops, school supplies, and nutrition support for women, children, and families in rural Sierra Leone.

Monthly giving lets us do something one-time gifts can’t: plan. When we know what’s coming in, we can promise a mother that the clinic will have supplies next month. We can tell a girl she’ll have what she needs to stay in school all year. Consistency is dignity.

Why $13? [One line here: what $13 covers, e.g. “$13 supplies one woman with a month of soap, sanitary supplies, and health essentials.”]

Real Faces, Real Impact

These are not stock photos. These are our people, in Foindu Village.

🌱 The dignity kit. Soap, medical supplies, and dignity items reach women in Foindu every month, so they never have to wonder if help is coming.

✊ The girls with fists raised. “I am beautiful. I am brilliant. I am brave.” With supplies in their bags and dignity kits on hand, girls stay in school and stand tall.

💛 The littlest seed. Clothes, school supplies, health workshops, and love. A small monthly gift with an enormous future inside it.

🤲 Hands at work. Women are learning skills, growing food, sewing, and building businesses. Monthly giving builds capacity, not just relief.

💪 Mothers rising. When a mother is empowered, her whole family rises. When a village of mothers rises, a nation shifts.

Choose Your Seed: Four Ways to Give

Every level matters, and every giver belongs.

🌱 SEED: $13/month ($156/year). Dignity kits, soap, and medical supplies in a woman’s hands every month. Less than a pizza night, and a promise someone can build on.

🌾 HARVEST: $18/month ($216/year). Health workshops, school supplies, and nutrition support for Foindu Village and neighboring communities.

🦸 HERO: $25/month ($300/year). Vocational training materials, expanded medical outreach, and programs that turn survival into self-sufficiency.

🏛️ LEGACY BUILDER: $40/month ($480/year). Support for the long game: [the Vocational Skills Training Center and growing programs, aligned with the Buy a Brick wording].

Why I Believe in the Circle

As CEO of Impact Sierra Leone, I’m often asked why capacity building means so much to me. Over the past five years, my team and I have seen hundreds of women, children, and families in rural Sierra Leone change their lives. What I’ve learned is that transformation needs consistency.

A woman can’t build a business on a single gift. A girl can’t stay in school on a surprise donation. They need to know we’ll be there next month, and the month after.

Your generosity is where this begins. Capacity building is where it leads: people, economies, and communities that grow stronger every year. The Seeds Circle is how you join me in that work.

Dr. Adama Kalokoh is standing with a member of the Foindu Women’s Agribusiness Collective at the Christmas Day of Hope event in Foindu Village.

Join The Impact Sierra Leone(ISL) Seeds Circle

There’s a seat with your name on it.

👉 Join as a Seed, $13/month
👉 Join as a Harvest, $18/month
👉 Join as a Hero, $25/month
👉 Join as a Legacy Builder, $40/month

What happens next: What happens next: Once you join, you’re part of the circle. See what your giving is doing, and how the work is growing, anytime on our website at impactsierraleone.org.

United We Stand, Together We Rise!

Dr. Adama Kalokoh
CEO, Impact Sierra Leone | Global Capacity Building Strategist

The Seeds Circle funds Impact Sierra Leone’s Seeds of Life Program, reducing poverty through sustainable development in rural Sierra Leone since 2021.

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