They have distributed over 75,000 farm animals and 1.5 million chicks to needy families in 103 countries and 30 U.S. states. One cow can provide complete economic independence for an entire family, in some countries. They have a ranch in Arkansas and a number of regional offices. The volunteer program is well-developed. Volunteers may work on the ranch, welding corrals, roofing, painting, fencing, construction, and feeding and caring for the animals.
Volunteers receive room and a small stipend.
They also have a summer youth work camp, and volunteer positions with farms in Massachusetts and California. One of the few breeding projects in the world, it is located in Darjeeling, India on a jungle piece of land near the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute. Work to help establish a wildlife sanctuary, teach English and other subjects in local schools, work as a cook, hostess, or cleaner. Do construction work and supervision of manual laborers building roads, dams, and buildings. Learn about the cattle business.