pigs for the family of little Bunny (betterplace.org)

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G. Falkenstein (Project Manager)

Hello everybody,
at first I want to say sorry for my English - but it's not my mother-tongue.

In another project we beg for your help to build a new home for our sponsored girl Bunny.
Her father is jobless, so they have no regular income. He sells some vegetables which he plants and harvests near the river. They live in a slum near Manila (Philippines).
They have a big wish: to feed young pigs and sell them 6 months later. That would bring a good income for the family. Filippinos love "Lechon".

We are planing to sponsor - with your help - 2 youngs pigs. After feedings and selling the family could buy again young pigs and feed them and so on....
So that would be the start to a lasting help.

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5 news from the project – the latest from 14 February 2010
About the carrier of this project “G. Falkenstein”
Location: Calamba, Philippines
Updated on 17 May 2013, published on 24 March 2009

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Many thanks to all donors!

a young pig

€50 raised

A young pig costs 50 Euros. There are also cheaper piglets, but much younger and it would take much more time to feed them. After half a year it should be ready to sell.

Created on 24 March 2009

Building material for a piggery

€25 raised

They need building material for a hurdling with a roof (to protect the animals against the weather).

Created on 24 March 2009

a second piglet

€50 raised

Pigs don't like to be alone... so it's better to have 2 pigs together. The first piglet is donated, also the material for the stable. so both piglets would have a home.

Created on 04 April 2009

pigs for the family of little Bunny

An aid project by: G. Falkenstein

G. Falkenstein (Project Manager)

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