Our Vision
A resilient, inclusive and environmentally sustainable society in which communities thrive through responsible stewardship of natural resources, green livelihoods and equitable access to development opportunities.
We connect environmental stewardship, climate resilience, sustainable livelihoods, clean technology and community wellbeing to create lasting local change.
DONSHERO Green Foundation (DGF) is a non-profit, non-partisan and community-focused foundation committed to practical environmental and social solutions.
A resilient, inclusive and environmentally sustainable society in which communities thrive through responsible stewardship of natural resources, green livelihoods and equitable access to development opportunities.
To work with communities, public institutions, civil society and responsible private-sector partners to restore ecosystems, promote climate-resilient livelihoods, expand environmental awareness and community health, advance clean and appropriate technologies, and strengthen local capacity for sustainable development.
Our emblem unites healthy ecosystems, productive land, clean energy, regeneration and supporting hands—expressing our commitment to stewardship, innovation and community-centred service.
We aim to build trust through transparent governance, responsible practice and meaningful community ownership.
Start a values-aligned partnership →We use resources honestly, report transparently and accept responsibility for our decisions.
We design programmes with communities and strengthen local leadership rather than dependence.
We avoid and minimise harm, restore what is damaged and promote responsible resource use.
We enable women, young people, persons with disabilities and marginalised groups to participate meaningfully.
No programme result justifies abuse, exploitation, discrimination or avoidable harm.
We use evidence, reflection, local knowledge and responsible technology to improve results.
We work collaboratively and recognise the mandates, knowledge and contributions of others.
Our priorities respond to the connected environmental, livelihood, health and institutional challenges facing communities.
Reforestation, biodiversity protection, land restoration and sustainable natural-resource management.
Nature & conservationSustainable agriculture, agroforestry, food security, green enterprises and responsible value chains.
Food & livelihoodsRenewable energy, clean cooking, energy efficiency and environmentally appropriate technology.
Energy & innovationClean water, hygiene, environmental health, disease-prevention awareness, nutrition and referral support.
Health & wellbeingPollution prevention, waste reduction, recycling, environmental awareness and community cleanliness.
Waste & environmentGreen skills, youth and women’s leadership, employability, entrepreneurship and local preparedness.
People & resilienceThese objectives translate our mission into a broad framework for programmes, partnerships and public-benefit action.
Promote reforestation, afforestation, ecosystem restoration, biodiversity conservation and sustainable land management.
Support climate-smart agriculture, sustainable food systems, agroforestry, livelihood diversification and responsible value-chain development.
Advance community access to renewable energy, energy efficiency, clean cooking and environmentally appropriate technologies.
Promote water, sanitation, environmental health, pollution prevention, waste reduction, recycling and circular-economy practices.
Promote community health and wellbeing through education, disease prevention, nutrition, maternal and child health support, mental-health awareness, first-aid education, responsible screening and referral.
Build green skills, leadership, employability and entrepreneurship among young people, women and vulnerable groups.
Strengthen community resilience, disaster-risk reduction, climate adaptation, social cohesion and locally led preparedness.
Conduct research, public education, policy dialogue and non-partisan advocacy that advances sustainable development.
Mobilise grants, donations, contracts, partnerships and lawful income solely to advance charitable and public-benefit purposes.
Deliver regulated health services only through qualified and licensed personnel and with all required approvals and authorisations.
DGF’s leadership structure supports strategic oversight, transparent decision-making and effective implementation.
Provides executive leadership, coordinates organisational strategy and oversees programme delivery, institutional development, partnerships and performance.
Supports Board administration, governance records, formal resolutions and institutional accountability.
Donations help DONSHERO Green Foundation advance environmental conservation, climate resilience, community health, sustainable livelihoods, youth development and locally led action.
Contribute towards tree planting, environmental education, clean-up campaigns, climate-smart livelihoods, water and sanitation, or community-health awareness.
Support field activities with seedlings, tools, protective equipment, training materials, clean-energy devices, office equipment or other approved in-kind contributions.
Businesses, foundations and development partners may sponsor a programme, campaign, training activity, community facility or evidence-based initiative.
Qualified professionals may contribute technical assistance, mentoring, research, training, communications, legal, financial, environmental or health expertise.
For donor protection and financial accountability, official bank, mobile-money or in-kind delivery instructions are issued directly by authorised DGF officers. Contact us before transferring funds or goods.
Important: DGF does not request donations through unverified personal accounts. Confirm every payment instruction using the official phone number or email shown on this website.
We welcome collaboration with communities, government institutions, civil society, responsible businesses, foundations, research institutions and development partners.
Contact us about partnerships, grants, volunteering, community initiatives and institutional collaboration.