Receive → Grow → Give Forward → Repeat

A gift that does not end with the family who receives it.

A family receives hens, a goat, or a hive. They raise it. When the cycle closes they pass the same start on to the next family in the village — and that transfer is recorded, so every donation can be followed through the generations it creates.

How a cycle works

1. 1

   Receive

   A coordinator registers the family, hands over the animals or saplings, and records what was given.

2. 2

   Grow

   The family raises what it received and logs contributions and offspring week by week.

3. 3

   Give forward

   At the end of the cycle the agreed share — five chicks, one kid, one swarm — goes to the next family, witnessed by a coordinator.

4. 4

   Repeat

   The new family starts the same cycle. The chain is what turns one donation into a village.