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Project Mercy

We are a non-profit organization that provides community development and famine relief in Ethiopia.

Project Mercy believes in holistic, grass-roots empowerment so that the community can make long-lasting changes to break the cycle of poverty and famine. Current Projects:

Orphan Care

k-12 Grade Education and School Meal Program

Skill Training Programs for men and women

Dairy Cattle Breeding Program

Medical Hospital and Sanitation education

Literacy Program- teaching people in outlying area

s how to read as well as sanitation and HIV prevention practices

Agricultural Techniques- introducing new crops and skills to help provide a balanced nutritional base

Drip Irrigation

06/16/2026

The was founded 35 years ago today to champion the rights of children across the African continent. This year’s theme, ensuring universal access to water, sanitation and hygiene for every child in Africa, strikes at the heart of our mission in rural .
Through ’s water infrastructure initiatives, we are helping tens of thousands of Ethiopian children access clean, safe water in their communities and schools. Our community health education program is breaking down barriers, teaching life-saving sanitation and hygiene practices.
Partner with us today to invest in the future of Ethiopia: projectmercy.org/donate

06/02/2026

Happy ! While the US celebrates the dairy industry this June, did you know is using an American favorite to transform lives in rural ? We use high-yield Jersey cattle, America’s second-largest dairy breed, in our Dairy Cattle Breeding Program. By crossbreeding the Jersey with hardy indigenous cattle, we are creating a unique crossbreed that produces as much as 10 times the daily milk output of local breeds, improving for families. Small farming families sell their surplus at market, creating opportunities. By using local breeds, the cattle benefit from natural climate resistance, thriving in the local environment.
Support our farmers: projectmercy.org/donate

05/28/2026

On this we celebrate the anniversary of the liberation of Ethiopia. On May 28, 1991, the Derg, a dictatorial military regime, was brought to an end and brought about a new era of freedom for all Ethiopians. The freedom won on this day 35 years ago paved the way for Marta and Deme to return to their home country, putting Project Mercy on the path toward integrated and holistic rural community development.
That includes the launch of our adult skills program, including our basket weaving initiative. For many years, women in Yetebon, Ethiopia performed the backbreaking task of harvesting firewood, carrying it down mountain paths for very little income. Our basket weaving program teaches these women how to use dyed grasses to create beautiful baskets. These artful pieces are available for purchase, with the proceeds helping these women secure incomes used to provide better living environments, school supplies, healthcare and nutrition.
Ready to bring a piece of Yetebon’s artistry into your home? https://project-mercy-inc.myshopify.com or visit our advancement office in Fort Wayne to see the new collection in person!

05/15/2026

On this we celebrate the resilience, strength and joy of the three generations living and thriving in the rural Ethiopian communities we serve. You can create a lasting impact and empower these families to reach their full potential and thrive. Partner with today: projectmercy.org/donate

04/24/2026

Double your impact in the fight against TB! 🛡️
Your gift today can help us complete our new TB isolation wing at our hospital in Yetebon, Ethiopia, ensuring life-saving care for thousands in this rural community.
Thanks to a generous matching grant from the Jackson Kemper Foundation, every dollar you give today is DOUBLED. $50 becomes $100. $500 becomes $1,000.
Help us finish strong: https://www.projectmercy.org/give-now🔗

04/10/2026

Today we wish happy birthday in memoriam to our co-founder, Marta, who would have celebrated her 94th birthday. Her vision for community development truly lives on, serving as a powerful inspiration to guide our work now and for the future. See more about how we continue to honor her legacy on our website: https://www.projectmercy.org

04/07/2026

Help us build a healthier future in Ethiopia. 🏥

Today is World Health Day, a global reminder that health is a human right. We are working tirelessly to preserve that right for the thousands we serve in rural Ethiopian communities. Your gift today for our capital projects campaign will help us build a new TB isolation wing at the Glenn C. Olsen Memorial Primary Hospital, providing life-saving care and preventing the spread of illness within the community.

Every dollar you give today will be matched dollar-for-dollar: your $50 becomes $100, your $500 becomes $1000. Double your impact for health today: https://www.projectmercy.org/give-now

03/24/2026

Did you know? Tuberculosis affected more than 10.7 million people worldwide in 2024, claiming nearly 1.25 million lives?
This , remains committed to the fight against TB in the communities we serve. Last year, we diagnosed and treated more than 1400 patients, and the new TB isolation wing currently being constructed will expand this life-saving work. Partner with us to help today: https://www.projectmercy.org/donate

03/20/2026

Where water flows, equality grows. 💧
This Sunday, we’re joining the global celebration of . More than 1 billion women globally lack access to clean, safe drinking water – a barrier that impacts health, education and safety.
Our clean water initiative in Yetebon, Ethiopia provides tens of thousands with safe water, building a foundation for better health, improved sanitation and empowerment.
Donate today to support our clean water initiative: https://www.projectmercy.org/donate 💧

03/13/2026

“To change your behavior, first change your attitude” ✨
These words from Meskerem, a dedicated counselor at our school in Yetebon, Ethiopia, empower the students under her care to reach their full potential and thrive. As we wrap up our celebrations, we honor women like Meskerem who are shaping the hearts and minds of the next generation. Read more: https://www.projectmercy.org/news/guiding-with-compassion-meskerem-mulugetas-journey-as-a-high-school-counselor

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7011 Ardmore Avenue
Fort Wayne, IN
46809

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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+12607472559

Website

http://www.projectmercy.org/

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