Engineers Without Borders (EWB) spends less than 0.4 per cent of their income on fundraising costs. Engineers and students across Australia use their spare time to run fundraising events that support EWB’s programs in Australia and overseas. Your ...

For those who like egg-citement!

Get your 220 ducks in a row, because that’s how many you’ll get for $36 in the Philippines. Raising these fluffy ducklings until they’re grown, microentrepreneurs can sell the duck’s eggs for use in cooking or a...

For those who bring home the bacon!

They’re cute and cuddly, but piglets also provide a common source of income for people living in poverty in the Philippines. Once they’re grown, pigs can be bred by microentrepreneurs to start a small farm, u...

For those with green fingers!

This gift helps entrepreneurs in Indonesia plough through poverty, allowing them to start a small vegetable farm – be it cabbage or carrots, beans or broccoli. Once it’s harvest season, they can collect their crop ...

For foodies!

Gourmets, gastronomes and masterchefs will love this one – or anyone else who’s feeling peckish! $275 is enough to help a microentrepreneur start up a cooking stall in India – selling dishes and snacks to passers-by. As well as kee...