How to Have the Most Impact

Here are some tips to help you make the most impact through the Paws2EndPoverty challenge with your pet!

• Share a link to your page on your Instagram profile.
• Post photos and videos all over your social media accounts – and be sure to use the hashtag #Paws2EndPoverty
• Join in on weekly challenges that will be starting up on Monday, March 8. And we'll have daily challenges the entire week of April 5 as well!

Chickens

Raising $15 is enough to provide chickens for a family. These animals provide a constant supply of eggs (protein) – and those eggs can also be sold to pay for healthy vegetables.

Mango Trees

Raising $50 is enough to provide mango trees to a farmer adding nutrition to their family's diet. The trees and roots help prevent soil erosion, which means healthier ground for future harvests.

A Beehive

Raising $60 is enough to provide a modern beehive to families in West Pokot, Kenya, who have been impacted by drought so they can generate income and develop small businesses.

A Goat

Raising $85 is enough to provide a goat to family in Haiti. And goats are a great deal! They produce milk, fertilizer and baby goats – and can be sold in markets so that families have income to meet other needs.

Two Piglets

Raising $85 is also enough to provide two piglets for a family in Myanmar. By raising pigs and selling piglets, a family can cover daily expenses like food and school supplies.

A Cow

Raising $470 is enough to provide a family in Haiti with a cow. These animals provide critical calories to round out a family’s diet. And calves can be sold, providing income for other needs like food and school supplies.