Keith Willis was a quiet Kiwi farmer who believed that everything entrusted to him could be used to serve others. He left a legacy that echoed those faith values. The gift in his Will to Tearfund continues to support farming families battling poverty to build resilience, livelihoods and hope for the future.

There are many reasons our supporters choose to leave a gift in their Will for Tearfund. Here is one supporter’s story...

The opening blog of our special edition Correspondent series, CEO Ian McInnes reflects on five decades of Tearfund’s work; stories of courage, faith, and transformation.

From fewer climate disaster deaths to global anti-slavery progress, here are seven reasons to feel hopeful about 2024. 

To celebrate International Day of the Girl Child, Kiwi aid and development organisation Tearfund asked female humanitarian photographers from New Zealand and around the world to share empowering photos and stories that illustrate the strength and resilience of girls in the face of adversity.