Our first campaign
Riverina wheat for communities affected by the Sudan crisis
Australian farmers have committed 500 tonnes of premium wheat.
Grain of Hope is working to build and fund the pathway needed to move it toward people affected by displacement and severe hunger.
Why Sudan?
A crisis measured in disrupted lives
Conflict in Sudan has displaced millions of people, damaged livelihoods and food systems, and left large parts of the population facing severe hunger.
Behind every large number is a person.
- A parent trying to find food.
- A child living far from home.
- A farmer separated from land.
- A family whose ordinary life has been interrupted by conflict.
Grain of Hope’s first campaign is one practical gesture of solidarity from Australian farming communities to people affected by this crisis.
What has been pledged
500 tonnes
of premium wheat
Farmers in and around the New South Wales Riverina responded quickly when Rob and Ken asked for help. Together, they committed 500 tonnes of wheat.
That grain represents the generosity of multiple farms and families. It is now the foundation of Grain of Hope’s first international campaign.
The route
Riverina to a community meal
- 1Riverina farms
- 2Australian port
- 3International freight route
- 4Regional entry point
- 5Milling and local distribution
The precise route may need to change in response to security, freight availability, access conditions and partner requirements. In humanitarian operations, flexibility is not a sign of weak planning — it is part of responding responsibly to changing realities.
Fundraising
The wheat is worth giving. The journey is worth funding.
Moving donated grain can cost many times more than the value of the wheat itself. Your contribution helps pay for the practical steps between a farmer’s silo and a family’s meal.
Donations will be processed through Fundraising partner — to be confirmed.
Progress
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Where your support goes
The practical costs of moving grain
Australian road transport
Grain handling and inspection
Containers and port costs
International freight
Documentation and compliance
Regional transport
Milling and processing
Distribution and reporting
We won’t invent percentages. Once real costs are agreed with partners, we will publish them here.