A 6.0 magnitude earthquake devastated parts of Kunar province in Afghanistan, with the death toll exceeding 2,200 and thousands more injured. Your donation of $260 can provide a family of 7 with food, blankets, and kitchen supplies.

Since the Taliban's takeover in August 2021, SFL has delivered essential food to an astounding 9,730,000 people across Afghanistan. As we celebrate three years of this work, see how your support has helped reach millions of vulnerable families.

SFL has introduced high-yield cashew varieties from Vietnam to the SeGaBi region, promising 2 tons per hectare while cutting greenhouse gas emissions. Just eight months after planting, the first cashew nuts have already appeared.

In Warduj district, the Maternal Child Benefits Program is reaching pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, and children under two with vital health and nutrition support. Nearly 4,000 women are now registered, part of a goal to uplift 5,033 across the district.

By capturing snowmelt from Afghanistan's mountains and channeling it into reservoirs, SFL has transformed barren land into thriving farmland, and reduced landslide risk in the process. Now that same irrigation model is taking root in The Gambia, with Tunisia next on the horizon.

Across Jooli, Diattabah, and Batendeng in Gambia, 50 women have gained funding and training through SFL, growing crops across 6.5 hectares and building sustainable market connections. It's part of a broader push across Senegal, Gambia, and Guinea-Bissau to expand women's access to finance in agriculture.

For over three decades, conflict has displaced families across Senegal's Casamance region. SFL's Returnee Reintegration Program is helping them return home, building transitional shelters and 15 new wells to bring safe water back to resettled communities.

Women managing kitchen gardens are doing more than feeding their families, research shows that if women farmers had equal access to resources, global hunger could drop by up to 17%. Here's how that potential connects back to the women behind these gardens.

15.3 million people in Afghanistan face acute food insecurity, with 2.8 million at emergency-level scarcity, worsened by a 6.3 magnitude earthquake that claimed over 2,400 lives. SFL and WFP's 'Changing Lives' initiative is working to provide relief and long-term stability for the hardest-hit communities.

Across Senegal, The Gambia, and Guinea-Bissau, SFL is mentoring small shareholder cashew farmers in Climate Smart Agriculture through model farms and cooperative meetings, helping the industry become more resilient to climate change while boosting farmer income.

Drought can leave Afghan farmland barren, but SFL's irrigation systems, canals, reservoirs, and equitable water-sharing methods, are helping farmers stay productive through dry conditions and build a more climate-resilient future.

In 2023, SFL completed 18 projects across 30 districts in Afghanistan, reaching 2,353,561 people, while creating 4,640 jobs and training over 23,000 farmers across SeGaBi. Here's a look back at a year of impact across both regions.

A 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck Herat province on October 7th, 2023, killing thousands and injuring over 9,240 people. Survivors urgently need shelter, food, clean water, and winter kits, your support can help them rebuild.

Torrential rains have triggered flash flooding, landslides, and loss of life across Wardak Province, Afghanistan. SFL is on the ground assessing needs, donate and note 'Afghanistan' to direct your gift to flood relief.

SFL and USDA have rehabilitated 136 kilometers of roads and 23 cashew storage warehouses across West Africa, creating 4,640 jobs and helping smallholder farmers reach markets more efficiently than ever before.

SFL has planted over one million fruit and non-fruit trees across Afghanistan, and extended the effort to Senegal, The Gambia, and Guinea-Bissau through cashew orchards, boosting food security, stabilizing soil, and building more resilient communities.

A war-torn irrigation canal in Tash Guzar once supplied water to over 15,000 acres of farmland. SFL has restored it with Climate Smart Agriculture practices, turning rain-fed land back into irrigated fields and reviving farmers' livelihoods.

Climate change is one of the biggest challenges facing our planet, but Climate Smart Agriculture offers a path forward. Here's how these practices help farmers reduce their carbon footprint and build resilience.

Since 2018, SFL and USDA have partnered to revitalize the West African cashew industry, replanting thousands of acres and establishing community-run nurseries, many led by women, across Senegal, The Gambia, and Guinea-Bissau.