It started with a simple, yet profound question echoing through Foindu Village, Sierra Leone: "Do we want just to stay idle, or do we truly want to achieve great things using only what we have?"

What if the path to wellness began with a basket of fruits and vegetables placed in the hands of a child?

Last year, Christmas Day of Hope 2024, these women took the celebration to a whole new level. They divided themselves into four vibrant, joyful, creative groups of ten members each, each choosing a name that reflected their spirit and unity

Join Impact Sierra Leone’s 2025 Christmas Day of Hope campaign to support 350+ children in Foindu Village with school supplies, hygiene kits, and festive meals. Every donation plants a seed of joy and empowerment.

What would happen if rural communities didn’t have to wait for help—but were empowered to lead their own transformation?

When people ask, “What is GlobalGiving? ”I don’t just think of a platform.
I think of a bridge.

What if true transformation wasn’t about giving more, but about building more?

Why Juneteenth Still Matters.

Indeed, Together We Rise -Some days I pause, not out of exhaustion, but in awe…

These efforts are integral components of the “Seeds of Life” program, specifically addressing Seed 1: Agriculture and Nutrition.

A gathering woven with purpose. A celebration of African excellence. A bold invitation to join the mission to uplift lives and rewrite futures.

Because sometimes, change begins with opening the right email.

On May 19th, 2025, Impact Sierra Leone's Agribusiness Women Collective planted 216 cups of groundnuts. Once seen as a simple crop, the groundnut now represents more than just food—it symbolizes knowledge passed down through generations, hands working together in unity, and futures being built one harvest at a time

When I first set foot in Sierra Leone, it wasn’t with the title of “CEO.” It was with a curious heart—a simple desire to explore, to understand, to visit the place of my roots and honor my parents, especially my late father, Mr. James Ibrahim Conteh

15 Interesting Facts You May Not Know About Sierra Leone