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	Social Capitalist Awards 2006
		Heifer's Passing on the Gift program requires recipients to share the offspring of their animals as well as resources and skills with other farmers, creating an ever-expanding network of self-reliance.
		And now, more than 60 years later, Heifer has expanded its mission, continuing to innovate and improve, just as it has expanded to the more than 25 types of animals it now provides--from goats and geese to bees, silkworms and water buffalo, even tree seedlings to improve the environment and combat erosion.
		A cornerstone of Heifer's philosophy is "Passing on the Gift." Each family Heifer assists agrees to provide offspring of their animals to other families in need, multiplying the impact of every income-producing animal donated by Heifer.
	www.fastcompany.com /social/2006/statements/heifer.html (726 words)

	Employer Profile: Heifer International
		Heifer International combats hunger, alleviates poverty, and restores the environment by providing appropriate livestock, training, and related services to small-scale farmers worldwide.
		Heifer's key concept is that each recipient must pass on to others some of the offspring of the farm animals they receive.
		Heifer has field offices in major program areas around the world that in turn work with a large network of local nongovernmental and grassroots organizations.
	philanthropy.com /jobs/profiles/14995.htm?pg=i (556 words)

	Heifer International - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Heifer International is a non-profit charitable organization based in Little Rock, Arkansas, dedicated to relieving global hunger and poverty.
		American farmer Dan West, the founder of Heifer International, was serving as a Church of the Brethren relief worker in Spain during the Spanish Civil War when he became frustrated at being forced to decide how to allocate a very limited amount of food aid (see rationing, triage).
		The WGA found that Heifer International is truthful in its representations of how money is spent, does not allocate an excessive part of its budget for fundraising or administrative expenses and makes its financial statements readily available to the public.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Heifer_International (910 words)

	Fool.com: Heifer International [Foolanthropy]
		Around the world, Heifer is working with struggling people, helping determine what kind of animal or plant is right for their environment, training them in how to care for and work with the animal, and preparing them for their gift.
		Part of the Heifer tradition is "passing on the gift." Recipients are expected to pass on the first female offspring of their animal, along with the training they received, to another person in need, helping to share the wealth.
		And you'll be glad to know those assisted by Heifer through your generosity become donors and fulfill their commitment to "pass on the gift" of livestock and training to those in need in their community.
	www.fool.com /foolanthropy/2004/heiferinternational.htm?source=EDSP (435 words)

	InterAction.org \| Members
		Heifer International, working in partnership with others, alleviates hunger, poverty and environmental degradation by helping families to become self-reliant for food and income.
		Heifer staff run learning and livestock centers; lead workshops; speak and publish materials to educate the US public about the causes and solutions to hunger and poverty, and about sustainable agriculture programs.
		Heifer trains farmers in ecologically sound farming technologies such as zero-grazing, alley cropping, soil restoration and conservation, and tree and grass planting.
	www.interaction.org /members/heifer (275 words)

	Heifer International
		Heifer project is a great way to begin making that difference today.
		The Heifer organization helps make sustainable changes in communities by providing food, nutrition, income and education for families.
		Heifer factoid- the heifer project has 600 projects in 55 countries, including the United States.
	www.stmattsaustin.org /2006Heifer.htm (353 words)

	ADVISORY/Heifer International to Host AIDS Expert From Nairobi
		Involvement of Heifer International in AIDS prevention activities in Africa is in line with its mission of addressing hunger, poverty and environmental degradation.
		Heifer International has a comparative advantage that should come handy in a rural based initiative such as the one proposed.
		Heifer International's focus on nutrition and income generation, which are crucial elements to longer survival of people living with AIDS.
	www.aegis.com /news/bw/2002/BW020307.html (603 words)

	Social Capitalists: Heifer International
		Heifer's signature value, "Passing on the Gift," requires recipients to share offspring of their animals along with resources and skills with other farmers, creating an ever-expanding network of hope.
		Heifer emphasizes community involvement and long-term results, working with people who are living hand-to-mouth doing subsistence farming, unlike the victims of wars or natural disasters that form the backbone of global emergency relief organizations' efforts.
		Heifer seeks to help people lift themselves up to a position where they will not be subject to the hardships of disasters so they can continually improve their economic lives through holistic community development.
	www.fastcompany.com /social/2007/profiles/profile20.html (544 words)

	HEIFER
		Heifer International has developed a model, based on its 60 years of experience in community development in over 120 countries, that addresses a number of the issues raised.
		Heifer International - South Africa has adopted from Heifer International, a number of important development principles called Cornerstones, which are considered to be the building blocks for effective sustainable development and also indicate Heifer International - South Africa's philosophy to development, as well as forming the basis of Heifer International's accountability process.
		Heifer International encourages men and women to share decision making, share ownership of Heifer International animals, share labour and the benefits accruing from projects.
	www.heifer.org.za /index.php?section=cornerstone (1196 words)

	Heifer Hong Kong
		Heifer provides struggling families with 2 simple gifts: the gift of food and income producing animals, and training to care for the animals in ways that do not harm the environment.
		At the heart of Heifer's philosophy is a promise that families must keep: to "Pass on the Gift" of one or more of their animal's offspring, or return the loan used to purchase livestock to help other struggling families.
		In 1984, Heifer resumed its poverty-alleviating endeavors in Dayi, Ya'an and Jianyang County of Sichuan Province, China.
	www.heiferhk.org /english/about/about_heifer.html (478 words)

	Heifer International \| A Whole Lotta Nothing
		I’ve long been a fan of Heifer International and suggested it to others as a charity, but I never read the small print.
		Heifer’s approach of passing on the gift makes it possible for many people to have the opportunity to help others (not just people who have abundant resources) Heifer Project participants in Nepal raised a small fund by pooling their “extra” rice and sold it at the market.
		Heifer trains their particiants in how to feed and care for the animal long before an animal is delivered.
	a.wholelottanothing.org /2007/01/01/heifer-international (1927 words)

	Beaconfire: Our Clients: Success Stories: Heifer International: Email Software Evaluation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Heifer International had a critical need to move to an expanded email marketing capability that permitted profiling, segmentation, and marketing analysis across the organization.
		Heifer asked Beaconfire to help the organization select a "best fit" email-marketing tool based on its priority features and using our objective software evaluation process.
		The Challenge: Heifer International recognized that having an email-marketing tool was essential for developing new relationships with constituents, fostering deeper relationships with current audiences, and providing more opportunities for online donations.
	beaconfire.beaconfire.com /clients/stories/heifer02.php (344 words)

	Network for Good :: Search for a Charity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Heifer International's mission is to end hunger and poverty and to care for the earth.
		Jo Luck became President and CEO of Heifer International in July 1992 after serving for three years as Director of International Programs, where she was responsible for Heifer?s global program for sustainable development.
		Heifer's customers are the donors, who give of themselves so that those with the least of this world may have hope.
	partners.guidestar.org /controller/searchResults.gs?action_gsReport=1&partner=networkforgood&ein=35-1019477 (1235 words)

	Heifer International Wins Humanitarian Award
		A group called Heifer International, winner of this year's Conrad Hilton Humanitarian Award, is doing its part to eradicate hunger by donating animals instead of relief aid.
		Heifer International was started 60 years ago by an American farmer named Dan West, who had volunteered to help feed the hungry during the Spanish Civil War.
		Her family was desperately poor until, it became one of several families in the village to receive a dairy goat from Heifer International.
	quickstart.clari.net /voa/art/gr/2004-11-02-voa65.html (760 words)

	Charity Navigator Rating - Heifer Project International
		Founded in 1944, Heifer Project International is a humanitarian assistance organization that works to end world hunger and protect the earth.
		Through livestock, training and "passing on the gift," Heifer has helped seven million families in more than 125 countries improve their quality of life and move toward greater self-reliance.
		Heifer helps build strong communities because each project participant agrees to pass on the gift of animal offspring, training, or skills to another family in need.
	www.charitynavigator.org /index.cfm/bay/search.summary/orgid/3809.htm (154 words)

	HEIFER INTERNATIONAL A POTENTIAL PARTNER IN HUNGER FIGHT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Sisters, members of an interprovincial Advocacy and Social Justice Committee (ASJC), toured the Ranch to investigate whether Daughters of Charity might partner with the Ranch’s owner, Heifer International, to address hunger.
		Heifer International, a not-for-profit organization, is located in many of the countries in which Daughters of Charity serve.
		Heifer funds projects for three to five years and monitors projects for a longer term to ensure project sustainability.
	www.doc.org /socialjustice/HeiferrevisedPatCDec04.htm (1093 words)

	Dakota Beef Commits to Heifer International as Corporate Sponsor
		CHICAGO, April 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Heifer International is announcing the addition of Dakota Beef LLC as a corporate sponsor.
		Heifer International currently supports projects in 48 countries -- including the United States -- that create sustainable small- scale farm enterprises to improve nutrition and supplement income.
		Local community groups conceive and manage Heifer International projects, empowering them to solve their own problems and equipping the next generation to face challenges successfully.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/04-28-2004/0002162195&EDATE= (625 words)

	About Heifer I nternational (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Heifer International is dedicated to giving more to impoverished families than a handout.
		Heifer sends a team to research the locale and then sends volunteers and staff members — not to just drop the animal off, but to offer careful training for the care and breeding of the livestock.
		Heifer is committed to individual empowerment through education, agricultural business development and a concept of "passing on the gift", which makes everyone the solution, not the problem.
	www.edaf.org /heifer.htm (467 words)

	Charity.com: Heifer International
		Charity.com: Heifer International : Heifer International is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization working to end world hunger by giving cows, goats and other food-and income-producing livestock to impoverished families around the world.
		Heifer provides expertise in animal health, water quality, gender equity, the environment and community development.
		Heifer International currently provides 27 different kinds of livestock to families in 47 countries, including the United States.
	www.charity.com /charities/charity_listings/121.shtml (218 words)

	Arkansas News Bureau - Heifer International headquarters dedicated
		Heifer International officially dedicated its $17.5 million headquarters in Little Rock on Thursday.
		Heifer is dedicated to fighting hunger in impoverished parts of the world.
		Heifer has plans to further develop its campus over the next four to six years to include a global village and education center.
	www.arkansasnews.com /archive/2006/03/19/RobyBrock/335069.html (991 words)

	Heifer International
		During the Spanish Civil War, Heifer International founder Dan West of Indiana served as a relief worker handing out cups of powdered milk from America to children on both sides of the conflict.
		Heifer's administration is funded completely by corporations, so every dollar donated by us goes directly towards funding the actual projects.
		People who receive Heifer's help ”pass on the gift” of offspring of their animals and training in animal husbandry, spreading the benefits far beyond the original recipients to many millions of people.
	stpaulsparish.org /heifer.html (558 words)

	Community \| Heifer International's Approach to Building Sustainable Communities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Heifer is at work in Latin America and the Caribbean, Africa, Asia and the South Pacific, and in Central and Eastern Europe.
		Heifer International is also at work in North America, with projects in the deserts of Mexico, on the plains of Canada, among the hollows of Appalachia, in the fields of the Mississippi Delta and in the concrete canyons of U.S. inner cities.
		Heifer has responded aggressively to trends that are at once causes and consequences of poverty, such as the spread of this pandemic and the alarming rise in the number of the world’s orphans.
	www.drnorthrup.com /charitable-orgs_heifer.php (1471 words)

	More About Us \| About Heifer International charitable giving for sustainability project
		Another key cornerstone of Heifer International is "passing on the gift." Families who receive an animal repay the loan by passing on one or more of the animals' offspring to other needy families.
		Heifer International is committed to its education mission--to increase understanding of issues related to hunger and poverty, and empower and inspire people to take action to create a sustainable, socially just, economically viable, and environmentally sound world.
		It is Heifer's vision that programs like Read to Feed will be instrumental in helping to launch a movement of people taking action to end hunger and care for the earth.
	www.readtofeed.org /about/more_about_us (312 words)

	Friends of Animals \| Heifer International \| Fall 2005
		Heifer International attempts to inject a spiritual theme into its work by alluding to the biblical story of Noah in its promotional materials.
		Donors to Heifer International are obviously encouraged to treat other animals as commodities when they purchase living gifts from the organization’s catalogue in the name of a friend, family member, or colleague.
		Another animal used by Heifer is the grasscutter, a rodent and popular source of flesh in Ghana where it is a preferred "bushmeat species." Hunting grasscutters has been discouraged because hunting method involving fire have led to environmental damage.
	www.friendsofanimals.org /actionline/fall-2005/heifer-international.php (1236 words)

	Ending Hunger Caring for the Earth :::Heifer International Indonesia:::
		Heifer International combats hunger, alleviates poverty, and restores the environment by providing appropriate livestock, training, and related services to small-scale farmers worldwide.
		Immediately after the tsunami disaster, Heifer committed $1 million for programs to provide training, livestock and related help to victims on the coast of the Indonesian island of Sumatra and elsewhere in the region to rebuild lives and farms over the next few years.
		Heifer Project International is one of many non governmental organization involved in rural development around the world.
	www.heiferindonesia.org (503 words)

	Heifer International Foundation
		Heifer Foundation is pleased to announce its 2006 Dan West Fellow Award winner, Gary Cooper of Sarasota, Florida.
		Heifer Foundation President and CEO Janet K. Ginn has authored a book that, through the telling of Foundation donor stories, shares the heart of our donors and the Foundation.
		Heifer Foundation and its employees are not engaged in rendering legal or tax advice.
	www.heiferfoundation.org (332 words)

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