35 years ago today, #InternationalDayOfTheAfricanChild was founded to promote the rights and welfare of children in Africa. 💧 This year's theme of universal WASH access drives our work in Ethiopia, helping kids access clean water & healthy habits. projectmercy.org/donate

We at @ProjectMercy have successfully grown Malabar Spinach, native to India and South-East Asian countries in our farm in #Ethiopia and are preparing for the next generation as we speak. Malabar Spinach thrives in hot tropical and humid climates, and is a short-lived perennial (2-3 years) in climates that do not receive frost or snow, where it turns into an annual. Malabar has thick, succulent styled leaf and both leaves and stems are edible. They produced a great amount of seeds and are prolific self seeders. Nutrient dense, Malabar contains high amounts of minerals and vitamins. It can prove to be consequential for providing nutrient rich food to children in their developing stages, reducing malnutrition and hunger. Enjoy the images! #hunger

This #NationalDairyMonth, see how #ProjectMercy uses the US Jersey breed to transform lives in Ethiopia! By crossbreeding Jerseys with indigenous cattle, we boost milk production for better nutrition & income while keeping herds immune to local illness. projectmercy.org/donate

Our basket weaving program teaches women in rural #Ethiopia how to use dyed grasses to create beautiful baskets. These artful pieces are available for purchase at project-mercy-inc.myshopify.…

On this #InternationalDayOfFamilies, we celebrate the 3 generations in rural Ethiopian communities that we serve. You can empower them to reach their full potential and thrive by partnering with #ProjectMercy today: projectmercy.org/donate #May15 #15May #FamilyFirst #FamilyDay

A small act of kindness = a massive impact. We’re finishing a new TB isolation wing in Yetebon, and your gift goes twice as far! The Jackson Kemper Foundation is matching all donations DOLLAR-FOR-DOLLAR. Help us serve thousands: projectmercy.org/give-now #EndTB

Today we wish happy birthday in memoriam to our co-founder, Marta, who would have celebrated her 94th birthday. Her vision for community development truly lives on, serving as a powerful inspiration to guide our work now and for the future. projectmercy.org

Today is #WorldHealthDay! 🌍 We’re standing #TogetherForHealth by expanding the Glenn C. Olsen Memorial Primary Hospital. We need your help to complete our new TB isolation wing. Our matching grant means all donations are currently DOUBLED. Give today: projectmercy.org/give-now

Where water flows, equality grows. 💧 Over 1 billion women lack access to safe water, impacting health & education. Our project in Yetebon, Ethiopia, is breaking that cycle for tens of thousands. Support our #WorldWaterDay initiative: projectmercy.org/donate

“To change your behavior, first change your attitude” ✨ These words from Meskerem, a dedicated counselor at our school in Yetebon, Ethiopia, empower the students under her care to reach their full potential and thrive. Read more: projectmercy.org/news/guidin… #IWD2026 #Education

#IWD2026 may have been yesterday, but the mission to empower women never stops. This mission started with our founder, Marta – Ethiopia’s first female senator – investing in the resilient women of rural Ethiopia. Tap the link in our bio to donate and fuel this vision.

Feels like spring at @ProjectMercy in #Ethiopia The sky looks beautiful, the banana's are getting ready, the coffee is lush with flowers and pollinators.

800 Farmers. 🌱 1 Cooperative. ☕️ Infinite potential. In Yetebon, Ethiopia, Project Mercy has joined a cooperative with more than 800 local smallholder farmers, providing coffee seedlings to advance education, infrastructure and economic opportunities. Link in bio to donate!

As we continue on our journey to empower those we serve to reach their full potential and thrive, we are pleased to announce that the Jackson Kemper Foundation will match all gifts designated toward certain projects. Find out more and donate today: projectmercy.org/donate