Timothy Njakasi tells his Riverford story
After learning about organic farming at Riverford and Send a Cow, Timothy Njakasi then founded the Kasenge Riverford Agro tourism Centre in Uganda. Here he tells us why he...
How to brew the perfect coffee
Daisy's family were the lucky winners of our #CoffeeWithBen competition, supporting Rwandan coffee farmers to thrive. This year, we’ve been encouraging coffee lovers everywhere to hold an African...
Why we should be optimistic this #WorldFoodDay
How can we sustainably feed the world? That’s the million-pound question that people, governments and NGOs have been asking themselves for decades and even more so today on...
Nishant’s #ReasonsToMove
We caught up with Nishant, a member of our Royal Parks Herd, to ask him a few questions ahead of his half marathon challenge! What inspired you to...
Hannah’s marathon story #Reasonstomove
Earlier this year, Hannah took part in the London marathon for Send a Cow, and raised an incredible £2,000. We asked her what inspired her to get moving and become a force...
Our commitment to Sustainable Development Goal 6
According to the UN, water scarcity affects more than 40% of the world’s population, a figure that is set to rise as temperatures do. Sustainable Development Goal 6 aims...
What Rwanda can teach us about the power of sustainable coffee
Becky Moorcroft, Corporate Partnerships Manager at Send a Cow I recently took part in a sustainability panel discussion with Oatly and Extract Coffee Roasters at the Coffee House...
We must come together to create a tree-filled future
It was encouraging to read of the ‘mind-blowing’ potential of planting trees in tackling climate change (Tree planting 'has mind-blowing potential' to tackle climate crisis, 4 July). While...
Time for a change
At Send a Cow, we’ve faced a challenge for a while; how do we communicate all that we do, without abandoning our roots? We were set up by...
Environmental transformation: Planting trees for the future
Each farmer who begins working with Send a Cow is placed in a Self Help Group (SHG). One group in Ethiopia has come together to restore eight hectors...