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The Peace Pig Club

To date, the prolific pigs have been providing food for the past eight years to hundreds of families in and around the village.

The AFWP Peace Pig Club was established in 2010 to bring protein into the daily diet of all of our children, as well as the children who attend the Good Hope Trust Kindergarten.

To date, the prolific pigs have been providing food for the past eight years to hundreds of families in and around the village.

Our pigs are so big and strong that this year our pig bantas had to be repaired. With the help of Chris Breen and the student council at St. Timothy Middle School in West Hartford, Connecticut, we were able to provide the funds to repair our beautiful sturdy brick pig bantas.

Thank you to the members—new and original— of the Peace Pig Club. Your gift enables families to receive important nutrition as well as income. In addition, the pig manure provides much needed fertilizer for organic farming, which is the main occupation for adults in the village.

We have seen first hand how our peace pigs change lives. Not only do they provide much needed nutrition for children to develop, they also provide a source of income which enables the Good Hope orphanage to be self-sustaining. Since 2011 we continue to expand our Peace Pig Project throughout Kibosho-Umbwe and into neighboring villages.