Improving the Lives of Children
School of Agriculture for Family Independence
(SAFI) Campus–Malawi
404 families graduated since 2007
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33 families graduated in 2020
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On average, 90% of second-year students serve as lead farmers
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Livestock numbers increased due to new incubation capabilities
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Conducted COVID-19 awareness campaign with staff and students
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)
SAFI Extension–Malawi
1,166 families were trained in 2020
8,764 families trained to date
Educate the Children–Malawi
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Total number of students to date: 1,125
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Total number of new college students in 2020: 22
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Total number of new secondary students in 2020: 48
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Current number of college students: 34
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Current number of secondary students: 89
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Current total students: 123
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% of scholarships given to women/females: 46%
Seeds of Hope–Malawi
51,157 fruit trees distributed in 2020
Fruit trees change the lives of vulnerable children by providing both nourishment and a source of income for their families. More than 51,157 fruit trees were distributed in 2020 through the Seeds of Hope program, affecting 9,779 households in five districts in Malawi.
Seacology–Micronesia, Malaysia, Guatemala
2,137 acres of mangroves, reefs, forests,
and islands protected
Alabat Municipality, Philippines: Protection of 277-acre marine area and 47 acres of mangroves in exchange for a community center and environmental education
Cayo Alcatraz, Mexico: 939-acre no-fishing area in exchange for lobster shelters, composting toilets, and a film-making project for children
Big Dog Island, Australia: Projection of 874-acre island for 10 years in exchange for solar power to replace diesel generators
Epidermolysis Bullosa Medical Research Foundation
(EBMRF)–United States
$126,496.75 donated towards research funding
Wells of Hope–Malawi
111 water wells to date
Approximately 14,000 families benefited to date
Providing Hope in a Time of Disaster Through Charity Partnerships
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Provided funding for food for more than 700 low-income families affected by quarantine in Korea (Happy Bean Foundation)
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Provided relief for the wildfires in Australia (Australian Red Cross)
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Provided funding for 20,000 meals for those displaced from their homes due to the California wildfires and the Texas/Louisiana hurricanes (American Red Cross)
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Helped refugee centers in Iraq stay operational, provided funding for public health and training centers and education on sanitation to prevent the spread of COVID-19 (Utah Friends of AMAR)
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Helped fund rent, power, and other utilities for those who lost wages during COVID-19 (United Way)
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Provided funding for 100 shelter kits and 300 kitchen sets for those impacted by Hurricanes Iota and Eta in Central America (Red Cross)
The Nu Skin Force for Good Foundation
donated $2.39 million in 2020
