By empowering families in need with long-term solutions to hunger and poverty, Heifer has earned a place among the world's most innovative and trusted charities. Charity Navigator's rating of 98% means that Heifer is recognized for exceeding or meeting best practices and industry standards across almost all areas.

end hunger and poverty The mission of Heifer International is to end hunger and poverty while caring for the Earth. Heifer does this by providing appropriate livestock, training and related services to small-scale farmers and communities worldwide.

Heifer's mission is to end hunger and poverty while caring for the Earth. Since 1944, Heifer International has provided livestock and environmentally sound agricultural training to improve the lives of those who struggle daily for reliable sources of food and income.

Heifer International has worked with families in Tanzania since 1974. Our work focuses on increasing local farmers' standard of living through the dairy and poultry value chains.

Surita Sandosham, President and CEO, Heifer International.

The cow will be given to a priest to slay, the Lord continued, and burned on a pyre of cedar, hyssop, and a strand of scarlet thread. Then the ashes of the heifer will be mixed with water and used to purify those who have been exposed to death.

Multiplied by strong social capital and women's empowerment, our work results in a sustainable solution to world hunger and poverty. Each component of our Theory of Change is the result of our ongoing work to end poverty and hunger throughout the world.

The cow will be given to a priest to slay, the Lord continued, and burned on a pyre of cedar, hyssop, and a strand of scarlet thread. Then the ashes of the heifer will be mixed with water and used to purify those who have been exposed to death.

A good heifer management program is an essential component in overall reproductive management and ensuring performance of the breeding herd. Good heifer management achieves early puberty, higher weaning rates, low mortalities and early identification of females for turnoff.

Feeding and nutrition is vital for the growth of young heifers. Well-grown heifers will produce more milk, compete better with mature cows and survive longer in the herd.

Heifer International Salaries The average salaries for Heifer International is 57,750 Shilling. This data is collated by 2 employees from Heifer International. The roles include Finance Assistant, Finance and Administrative Assistant.

Heifer International started as Heifers for Relief in 1944. Its founder, an Ohio farmer named Dan West, was a Church of the Brethren relief worker during the Spanish Civil War. Working with Quakers and Mennonites, West directed a program where hungry children were given rations of milk.