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As Giving Friday approaches, supporting Freedom Tree offers a meaningful way to make a lasting impact in Sierra Leone. By donating, you help provide education through scholarships, empower maternal health for safer childbirth, promote sustainable community development, and raise awareness for these causes. Your involvement not only transforms lives in Sierra Leone but also brings purpose and fulfillment to your own life.
Read more >The People Movement at Freedom Tree is more than just a network—it’s a powerful force for change. By coming together, we create a ripple effect that transforms lives and advances our mission. We invite you to join us in this movement and be a part of something greater. Your involvement, whether through volunteering, supporting, donating, or working with us, contributes to a brighter future for communities in need.
Read more >As September brings the return of busy routines—school, sports, and packed schedules—it’s easy to lose sight of the deeper connections we hold. Now, more than ever, having a giving heart makes a lasting impact. True generosity goes beyond donations; it’s about living with compassion and making a real difference. From reflecting on the ripple effect of your actions to finding joy in making a positive change, this post will inspire you to give more selflessly.
Read more >At Freedom Tree, our mission is to provide every individual, family, and community in Sierra Leone with the opportunity to fulfill their purpose and become world changers. Our programs are built on five core pillars: Healthcare, Education, Infrastructure, Social Practices, and Community Ownership. Through these pillars, we are making a tangible difference in the lives of those we serve. Join us as we explore each pillar and the impact it is having on the ground.
Read more >Instead of allowing doubt to paralyze us, we can choose to embrace it as a catalyst for action. We can recognize that every small step we take, no matter how insignificant it may seem, has the potential to create ripple effects of positive change. Whether it's volunteering our time, raising awareness, or advocating for those in need, each of us has the power to make a difference in the world.
Read more >Ever wondered why Education is a fundamental human right, yet millions of children around the world are still denied access to quality schooling. By supporting the construction of the school in Bhlama, you’re helping to change that. Your contribution isn’t just about building a school—it’s about empowering entire communities and creating lasting change.
Read more >Motherhood can be hard. There are challenges and rewards with motherhood, which is an universal experience shared by mothers worldwide. However, we shed light on the stark reality faced by many mothers in Sierra Leone, where maternal and infant mortality rates are alarmingly high. Freedom Tree’s mission is saving lives and empowering mothers and families in Sierra Leone. Every contribution is creating lasting change and ensuring a brighter future for mothers and their children.
Read more >Hello Friends, this year a team of teachers from Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Eugene Oregon are headed to Sierra Leone to support Freedom Tree’s education initiatives. To support this project please join us for a fundraiser night.
Read more >FGM, in every form, is a violation of girls’ and women’s fundamental human rights, including their rights to health, security and dignity.
Read more >A new year is an opportunity, maybe we can’t change everything about our lives or expect this change to last forever. But maybe we can put in a little effort and clean some of the dust off of our life and feel renewed and empowered in our living space.
Read more >A new year always marks a time for reflection; reflecting over how far we’ve come together and where we still need to go.
Read more >I am so inconsolably heartbroken as I write this. A very kind young woman I met during my recent trip to Sierra Leone died giving birth
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