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Help communities build their own future

Catch The Dream works alongside rural communities in Sierra Leone to support sustainable farming, improve living conditionsand create long term opportunities.

Your support helps to make this possible

Joseph Bike.jfif

£15

Keeps Joseph on the road, reaching communities that rely on his support​

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£50

Helps families grow food and build their future

£500

Supports a groups of women to start their own farming project

Behind every successful harvest, every woman starting her own farming project, every child growing up in a stronger community, there's a supporter like you.

Catch the Dream is volunteer-led and community-driven. When you give monthly, you're not just donating, you're joining a growing group of people who believe in partnership over charity, and long-term change over quick fixes.

Sign up as a regular supporter today and we'll keep you updated with stories direct from Sierra Leone.

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Why your support matters

Catch the Dream is a small volunteer led organisation, we don't deliver short term aid, we work in partnership with communities to create sustainable long term change

Every penny you give goes directly to our projects. No big offices. No overheads. Just real change, in real villages.

Be part of the journey

Other ways to donate

STANDING ORDERS

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Acc No:

65847392 

Sort Code:

08-92-99 

PAYPAL

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Donate with PayPal

EASYFUNDRAISING

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We would like to say a special thank you to our regular monthly donors, whose continued support enables us to:

  • Every week Joseph travels between villages, often along difficult roads, to support farmers, check on projects and work alongside communities.
     

  • Replenish agricultural tools. These tools are owned by Catch The Dream, and loaned out to the farmers whenever needed.
     

  • Top up essential seed supplies and food during lean months as the communities work towards agricultural independence.
     

  • Purchase tarpaulins for the villages in order for them to dry seeds and crops brought in from the fields.

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