Get Involved
Your support helps women survivors of domestic violence gain independence and dignity. Together, we can grow peace—one family, one piglet at a time.
Ways to Get Involved
Whether you want to donate, partner with us, or share our story, every action helps expand this proven model to more women and families.
Donate
Provide a pig and training for one woman. Your donation directly funds livestock, training materials, and ongoing support for program participants.
Donate NowPartner with Us
Collaborate as an organization or sponsor a village. We welcome partnerships with NGOs, universities, corporations, and groups focused on gender equity, peacebuilding, or rural development.
Partner With UsShare Our Story
Tell our story and inspire others to act. Every share, every conversation, and every connection helps us reach more people who can support our mission.
Share NowBe Part of Our Impact
Join us in creating lasting change for women and families in Rwanda.
See Our ImpactMake a Donation
Every contribution makes a tangible difference in a woman's life. When you fund a pig and training, you are not just giving an animal—you are giving independence, dignity, and peace to an entire family.
How Your Donation Helps
- Funds a healthy female pig for a woman survivor of domestic violence
- Supports entrepreneurship and conflict-resolution training
- Strengthens community mentorship and follow-up
- Helps expand the pass-it-on model to new families
Partner With Us
We believe in the power of partnerships to create lasting change. Join forces with us to expand a model that links economic empowerment with peace at home.
Partnership Opportunities
- Co-sponsor new training cohorts of women
- Sponsor a village or expansion site
- Provide technical mentorship or research support
- Invest in a revolving livestock fund
- Help replicate the model in new communities
Partnership Inquiry Form
Contact Us
Ready to make a difference? Whether you want to donate, partner, or learn more about our work, reach out to us today at info@empower-them.org.