WE WORK WITH THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES IN NEED. 100% OF ALL GIVING WILL REACH THEM, DIRECTLY.

First things first: we are not a charity. We are an economic development focused business that has a charitable arm. We receive financial assistance through donations separate from the business side that we facilitate through KVCF; this allows us to help on a larger scale than what we would be able to achieve as a traditional charity. With our methods of implementing charitable acts, we can outperform almost all charities in and around our areas. Why? Because logistics are funded through our business, not from a donation-based model, leaving 100% (literally) of all gifted money from abroad for the people, the way it should be. There are many other perks we can offer through the business that heightens the effects of a charity arm, as opposed to creating and running a charity in and of itself.

Through working in the vast geographical areas that the cocoa industry demands, we have armed ourselves with a logistics fleet of 60 motorcycles, six off road trucks, two 40-foot container ‘semi-trucks’, and two army trucks, along with warehouses all over Sierra Leone and Liberia. We work in over 1000 villages and have between 3-10 representatives per village that work with us directly. We also have a detailed database of 22,000 registered farmers who are very poor, with their families needing as much support as possible.

KVCF pays for all logistics, staffing and administrative costs associated with dealing amongst village tribes spread across the land. We would be honored if you join us in changing this nation. We are a registered charity, though as we are new [by law], we cannot offer tax-deductible receipts within the first 12 months. This is why we use the word “give,” not “donate” when accepting money from outside of our organization.

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