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How a Potluck Dinner at Home Can Sustain Women All Over the World
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The power of collective giving-that's what Dining for Women has demonstrated since it started in 2003. Executive Director Beth Ellen Holimon and Helen Borland, a volunteer regional coleader, tell how the organization has grown to 450 chapters and has raised more than $4 million since then. Want to make a difference in the world? Find out how providing just one goat per family in Nepal led the way to eliminating daughters being sold into servitude; or how educating women to start a co-op store in Kenya has brought them earning power that helped stave off hunger during droughts; or how the Grandmother Project in Senegal helped empower the girls to a more confident life. For more information or to find how you can get involved, go to diningforwomen.org.
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