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Our Story
We Began With A Simple Yet Powerful Belief: That Agriculture Holds the Key to Unlocking the Potential of Liberia Future Since 2008
CHAP’s mission extends far beyond mere cultivation; we are champions of empowerment and self-sufficiency. Through innovative farming practices and community engagement initiatives, we strive to empower Liberians to take ownership of their agricultural destiny.
In every seed planted and every harvest reaped, CHAP is making a difference. Together, we are building a brighter, more sustainable future for Liberia—one field at a time.
As a registered organization in Liberia, we take pride in our role as catalysts for positive change.
Our Mission
Empower rural and urban communities to use available resources through farming, promotion of nutrition and health education for sustainable peace and development’.
Our Vision
Encompasses a holistic approach to development, integrating nutrition and health education alongside agricultural initiatives, to create sustainable peace and prosperity.”
Mr. & Mrs. Apostle James M. Bimba
Our Story
The community of hope agriculture project CHAP is a national entity working in urban and rural communities in Liberia. CHAP was founded by Apostle James M. Bimba in August, 2008, in keeping with scriptures Gen. 8:22) and as a result of the multitudes of human needs, particularly hunger, and the desire to focus on meeting these felt needs through entrepreneur and capacity development of target audiences in order to create an enabling environment to drive their own development agenda. CHAP is championing and leading the system of rice intensification (SRI). The SRI is an agro-ecological and climate smart production technique that helps to increase the productivity of rice and other crops. CHAP also has a business component and a champion in the area of quality seed, diary farm, vegetables, advisory and farm machinery rental services etc. National executing entity for RICOWAS in Liberia Hosted World leaders such as H.E Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and was honor in 2011 by GOL in state of national address (SONA), Formal IFAD president, Formal US Ambassador Linda Greenfield Thomas, vice president Jewel Howard Taylor, Dr. Styger SRI-RICE and Dr. Traore of CNS – RiZ Mali, formal Minister of Agriculture Dr. Chenoweth and Dr. Zinnah.
What We Do
FARMERS TRAINING
CHAP offers comprehensive farmers training programs, equipping individuals with essential agricultural knowledge and skills to enhance productivity and sustainability on their farms.
FRAMERS ADVISORY SERVICES
Through personalized advisory services, CHAP provides farmers with expert guidance and support, helping them navigate challenges, optimize resources, and make informed decisions for successful farming ventures.
BUILDING CAPACITY OF FARMERS
CHAP is committed to building the capacity of farmers through continuous education, skill development, and access to resources, empowering them to become self-reliant and resilient agricultural entrepreneurs.
SUSTAINABLE FARMING
CHAP promotes sustainable farming practices that prioritize environmental conservation, resource efficiency, and long-term viability, ensuring a harmonious balance between agricultural production and ecological stewardship.
SUPPORTING SMALL HOLDER FARMERS
Recognizing the vital role of smallholder farmers in national food security, CHAP extends tailored support services, including access to finance, technology, and markets, to help them thrive and prosper.
FRAMERS VISIT EXCHANGE PROGRAM
CHAP facilitates farmers’ exchange programs, fostering knowledge-sharing and collaboration among agricultural communities, promoting cross-cultural learning, and fostering innovation.
FIGHTING HUNGER FOR SUSTAINABLE.
CHAP is dedicated to combating hunger through sustainable agricultural practices, advocating for food security policies, and implementing initiatives that address the root causes of hunger for long-term sustainability.
WORKING WITH NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PARTNERS
CHAP collaborates closely with national and international partners, including government agencies, NGOs, and agricultural organizations, to leverage collective expertise, resources, and networks in advancing agricultural development and food security agendas.
Meet Our Team

CHAP Executive Director
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Meeting with Partner
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Our Team On the Field
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Our Team on the Road
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Harvest Time
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Our Team in the Rural
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Assisting Rural Farmers
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Equipments for Farmers
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Agnes H. Gaylah
Field Technician

Emmanuel Flomo
SRI Technician – RICOWAS Project

Sampson Quaye
Marketing Officer – I love Liberian Rice

Yassah K. Kollie
Gender Officer

Arthur Cooper Jr
SRI Technician

James F. Kettor
IT Specialist/ Media Director

Samuel Barcolleh
Progroam Officer

Daniel Bokai
SRI Technician – RICOWAS

Jerome K. Gbowee
Project Officer

Saye Zoleh
SRI TECHNICIAN – RICOWAS

Deborah J. Sayndee
Administrative Assistant/Logistics Manager

Joanna Q. Jeasen
SRI Technician – RICOWAS

Sianeh E. Kolnagbanyan
Field Staff
Message from the Board
Dear Members and Supporters of the Community of Hope Agriculture Project (CHAP),
It is with great pleasure and gratitude that I extend my warmest greetings to each and every one of you. As the the Board Chairman of CHAP Liberia, I am deeply honored to serve alongside a dedicated team committed to our noble mission of empowering communities through agriculture, nutrition, and Food education for sustainable peace and development.At CHAP, our journey is driven by a profound belief in the transformative power of community-led initiatives. Together, we have embarked on a mission to harness the rich potential of Liberia’s agricultural landscape, fostering resilience and prosperity in both rural and urban settings. Through our collective efforts, we are not only sowing the seeds of change but also nurturing a future where every Liberian can thrive. As we navigate the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, I am inspired by the unwavering dedication and passion of our team and the unwavering support of our cherished supporters. Together, let us continue to innovate, collaborate, and lead by example as we strive towards our shared vision of a Liberia where access to nutritious food and sustainable livelihoods are a reality for all. In closing, I would like to express my heartfelt appreciation to each of you for your invaluable contribution to CHAP’s Mission. Your commitment and generosity are the
driving force behind our success, and I am confident that together, we will continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of countless individuals and communities across Liberia.
Sincerely
Rev. Patrick G. McGill Chairman of the Board


