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Peggy Chacon Bolaños, a 40-year-old mother of one, lives in Hoyon, a small suburb south of San Isidro, Costa Rica. She and her husband, son, and brother live in a modest single-story home with a large backyard. In their front…
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“It is common knowledge that when you invest in a woman, you invest in a community. As a social enterprise, we need to be successful because we’ve seen so many failed aid and government projects, so we keep that in…
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Kuli Kuli works closely with moringa farmers in Nicaragua to create sustainable economic development. Meet a Nicaraguan-owned family farm that provides jobs, stability, and organic moringa for the local community. Just a few miles from the coast of Nicaragua sits…
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This month, we’re turning our attention to a major global issue: deforestation. Learn how you can help reforest the planet by making small changes in your lifestyle, buying sustainable products, and spreading awareness in your community. This summer, we were…
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