Force For Good Foundation - Year in Review

Improving the Lives of Children

SAFI Campus

(Malawi)

371

families since 2007

34 families graduated in 2019
Average graduates train an additional twenty farmers
Average graduates are 17% more self-reliant
(i.e., food secure, well-rounded diet, fiscally responsible, and adapting the curriculum)

317% higher crop yields in 2019

238% increase in economic indicators (i.e., increased access to resources and education)

SAFI Extension

(Malawi)

7,598

1,813 farmers trained in 2019

Educate the Children

(Malawi)

944

students to date

59 college students and 167 secondary students currently on scholarship
60% of scholarships given to women

Those who receive the scholarships

travel 4x less and are absent far less
94%-100% graduated compared to 50%-19% in secondary school and college, respectively
employment rate 12% higher (after graduation)
benefit from higher income after graduation than their non-recipient peers:

24.5% college

77.5% 3 years after graduation

38.7% secondary

Seeds of Hope

(Malawi)

46,104

fruit trees benefitting
57,630 individuals in 2019 alone

Avocado pear

Guava

Pawpaw

Mango

Orange

Seacology

(Micronesia, Malaysia, Guatemala)

10,252

acres of mangroves, reefs, forests,
and islands protected

In Oneisomw, Chuuk, the Federation States of Micronesia, Seacology is funding a community resource center in exchange for five no-take marine zones, totaling 10,403 acres, for 10 years.

In Malapi, Malaysia, Seacology is funding a gravity-fed clean water supply system in exchange for the protection of 185 acres of forest for 15 years.

In Santo Tomas, Guatemala, Seacology is funding ecotourism equipment, technical help to prepare request for fish replenishment zone, scholarships for fishers’ children, and solar power in exchange for a new 67-acre fish replenishment zone and environmental education.