About Us

Making lives better through consistent, ethical production of quality poultry products that are affordable and accessible to everyone.

As pioneers in modern farming techniques, we cultivate a flock of approximately 1500 chickens, aiming to produce premium quality eggs. Our rigorous practices ensure minimized environmental impact, showcasing an exemplar for sustainable agriculture.

The revenue generated plays a pivotal role in funding our cherished project: facilitating quality education of students at our local high school in Bong Mine. This endeavor, in turn, fosters community development, grounding our mission in a foundation of societal advancement.

Core Values

To act honestly, fairly and with integrity and respect in all business dealings
To respect the dignity and well-being of all people who work for us
To support environmental sustainability and biodiversity conservation
To respect and contribute to communities that are affected by our businesses
To ethically Produce safe and quality products consistently

Grow Big Group is a Liberian owned private enterprise located in Local Village, Bentol City, Montserrado County, Republic of Liberia. The enterprise is certificated, licensed and accredited by the Government of the Republic of Liberia.

Our main objective is to undertake agribusiness activities with focus on Poultry Production (eggs, meat) in the Country for commerce or business purpose, and contribute to employment as well as the national development agenda.

Our corporate policy is focused on women and youth employment, where we require that the enterprise total labor force consist of 30% women and 15% youth at any given point in the entity existence.

Our Story

Our Motivation

The Children of Africa Poultry Farm will provide income of live poultry and egg to customers in its focused industry. Children of Africa Poultry Farm established the project as an owner aiming at real development in the poultry sector among others. Part of the resources generated from the project will go towards supporting feeding program for less fortunate children and administrative costs of the Children of Africa School System (CASS) operation which is a tuition free school and other humanitarian initiatives.