justin wren

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Your support empowers us to improve the lives of the Batwa and their neighboring communities.

Check out our latest video to see why it's so crucial to create sustainable, impactful change. Come with us as we listen, ask, learn, and walk alongside the displaced indigenous people of the Congo rainforest.

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For the past 13 years, Founder Justin Wren has been working in the Congo Basin and Uganda to help provide the basic needs of water, land, and opportunity.

This video summarizes where the Batwa were, and where they are now.

FROM DREAM TO REALITY

The Batwa People were displaced from their ancestral forest home, but now, are the owners and occupants of 65 acres of beautiful land, clean water, and 30 homes built to stand for decades. This land has provided a place for farming, education, and community—not just for the Batwa,
but for nearly 3,000 people living in the Olangama area.

over 300 batwa used to live on a 1/2 Acre of land. many of the tribe were lost here.

their houses now

their land now

As of August 2024, construction on a 56,000+ sq ft community hub is underway. This center will support medical care, vocational training, and serve as a cultural gathering space. Currently, medical care and schools are over two hours away. When this center is complete, that will never be the case again.

We would be honored for you to join this Fight with us. Right now, all donations are matched by two of our other amazing partners. Every dollar donated is currently tripled, thanks to matching grants from two of our amazing partners. $1 = $3 toward the project!

There's never been a better time to join the Fight!