Our Stories of Impact

Gorfnesh, a skilled basket weaver in Butajira, Ethiopia, earns 800 Birr per product, transforming her mud house to brick and supporting her family.

Ato Temesgen Abate leads Project Mercy's Dairy Production Improvement Project in ChaCha, Ethiopia, training technicians and farmers for hybrid cow breeding, aiming to boost dairy production.

Discover how Ato Temesgen Abate, Project Mercy's Dairy Production Improvement Project Manager, is leading a transformative initiative to increase dairy production in Ethiopia's ChaCha region

Aregash transformed her family's life with Project Mercy's Dairy Cattle Breeding Program, ensuring ample milk for her children and breaking the cycle of poverty.

Asresash, a dedicated kitchen worker at Project Mercy for 14 years, prepares 1,500 breads daily, feeding children and witnessing the organization's transformative impact.

Gelila Birhane, a mother of two, opts for Glenn C. Olsen Memorial Hospital for excellent healthcare despite the commute, receiving c-section and postnatal care for her and her newborn.

Sister Meseret, a dedicated health worker in Jigjiga, ensures safe deliveries and comprehensive care at Glenn C. Olsen Memorial Hospital.

Cheru Tulu, a compassionate midwife-nurse, is on a mission to ensure safe deliveries at Glenn Charles Olsen Memorial Primary Hospital and has made a transformative impact.

Semira Mohamed, from Butajira, attends Project Mercy’s Health Science College to become a Health Extension Worker, aiming to uplift rural communities' health and well-being.