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1 World Ave

Little Rock, AR 72202

+1 (800) 698-2511

http://www.heifer.org

Heifer International is a renowned development organization dedicated to eradicating hunger and poverty globally.

Through the provision of livestock and training, Heifer International empowers struggling communities to achieve sustainable livelihoods and self-reliance.

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3.524 reviews

Andie A.

8/15/2018

We LOVE Heifer!!! We've given money as a family to this organization for a few years, so seeing it up close was fantastic!!! They have a little scavenger hunt activity for the kids to do, that...

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Hank M.

12/15/2025

what a scam...instead of selling front row seats in heaven like TV evangelists and other of that ilk, these clowns try to make you believe that you are air lifting a cow or a goat to some third...

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Mindy M.

2/1/2025

At CVS in Hicksville NY. 2 young students were inside doing a charity display for Heifer. Many questions I asked were answered. I note that not only do they work with getting animals to those in...

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Tom S.

5/14/2024

BEWARE!!! I was mislead into a donation and have disputed the charge with AMEX. Approached on the street, I agreed to a one time charge of $40 and was told by the young man on the street, that...

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Kiara I.

5/28/2018

I'll Always love the Heifer Project International. I use to volunteer here in college so it holds a special place in my heart I was also extremely grateful to be able to bring my son here as we...

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