by BOMA Communications | Jun 15, 2021 | Africa, Africa climate change, African drought, African women, BOMA Village Mentors, Climate change refugees, COVID-19 in Northern Kenya, economic empowerment, Global, In the Media, John Stephens, Kenya, Making a Difference, Nairobi, News, Northern Kenya, Our Work, Partner & Funder Feedback, REAP (Rural Entrepreneur Access Project), Rural Entrepreneur Access Project (REAP), Stories, The BOMA Project, Uncategorized, Who We Are, Women, Women Entrepreneurs
This gift will allow BOMA to accelerate and expand its work across Africa to reach millions of women and families.
by Deborah Kendall | Jun 27, 2019 | Africa, Africa climate change, African drought, News, Our Work, REAP (Rural Entrepreneur Access Project), Rural Entrepreneur Access Project (REAP), The BOMA Project, Uncategorized, Who We Are, Women
We are thrilled that our Executive Director John Stephens has joined the Board of Directors of InterAction, a convener, thought leader, and voice for nearly 200 NGOs. InterAction works with and through its member organizations to strengthen policies and programs to...
by Deborah Kendall | Sep 19, 2018 | Africa, Africa climate change, African women, economic empowerment, microgrants, News, Our Work, REAP (Rural Entrepreneur Access Project), The BOMA Project, Uncategorized, Who We Are, Women
Manchester, VT, September, 2018– The BOMA Project, a U.S.-based nonprofit that implements a high-impact, gender-focused poverty graduation program in the drought-threatened arid lands of eastern Africa, announced the election of Frank F. DeGiovanni as a member...
by BOMA Communications | Jun 1, 2018 | Africa, Africa climate change, African drought, African women, economic empowerment, From the Field, Kenya, News, Our Work, REAP (Rural Entrepreneur Access Project), Rural Entrepreneur Access Project (REAP), The BOMA Project, Uncategorized, Who We Are, Women
Perspective from a Gender-Focused Poverty Intervention Program –The BOMA Project and Vera Solutions Accountability for nonprofits means many things: financial transparency and disclosure, to show that they are good stewards of the funding they rely on to execute...
by BOMA Communications | May 7, 2018 | Africa, Africa climate change, African drought, African women, BOMA Village Mentors, economic empowerment, From the Field, News, REAP (Rural Entrepreneur Access Project), Rural Entrepreneur Access Project (REAP), The BOMA Project, Uncategorized, Who We Are, Women
Support from grantee-centric, forward-thinking foundations and organizations means all the difference in the world to growing nonprofits like BOMA. As we scale our poverty graduation model across the drylands of East Africa to reach one million women and children by...
by BOMA Communications | May 3, 2018 | Africa, Africa climate change, African drought, African women, economic empowerment, From the Field, News, Our Work, REAP (Rural Entrepreneur Access Project), Rural Entrepreneur Access Project (REAP), The BOMA Project, Uncategorized, Who We Are, Women
This Mother’s Day, BOMA is celebrating a major milestone. We have now impacted 105,624 women and children since we launched in 2009. Participants in our two-year, holistic poverty graduation program are earning incomes, feeding their families, accumulating...