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God Goats and Missions

A cycle for good

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We start with one 

materially-poor family

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We provide them a dairy goat along with veterinary support and agriculture training.

We offer spiritual sustenance.

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Goats provide rich milk every day, their manure fertilizes crops, and eventually families can sell goat milk for income.

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 When goats breed, the first-born doe is passed on to another family in need.

A goat is more than just an animal; it’s like an efficient engine. Goats provide up to four liters of rich milk a day, which initially is used to sustain families, providing much-needed nutrition. Their manure fertilizes crops which doubles the harvest. Eventually, families can sell goat milk and use that income to send children to school, build safe and structurally-sound homes, start independent businesses and pay for medical expenses.

"Pass-On"

When goats breed, the first-born doe is passed on to another family in need. Through this process, an entire village can be lifted out of poverty and into a culture of sustainability.

To make this cycle sustainable, "Pass-On" is necessary.

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Building Futures: 2023 Progress Report for One Goat at a Time Project

78 new families received their first goat after completing their final training program and completion of goat shed.
395 baby goats were born.
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