Help fund our essential work
There are many other ways to support our work and this section will tell you more about them. Thank you - your support for Africa's farmers and rural communities is invaluable.
One-off donations are essential for us to continue our work. Even the smallest donation can have a huge impact in Africa. Most of the farmers we work with have an income of less than $1 a day, so imagine the difference you could make to their lives.
We are happy to accept donations by telephone or post as well - please contact us at + 44 (0) 20 7430 0440, or complete our Enquiry Form for further information.
Make a secure online donation with your debit or credit card
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Make a donation by post (UK only)
Send a cheque or postal order to:
FREEPOST RRJB-HCKS-HLKB
FARM-Africa
Ground Floor
Clifford's Inn
London
EC4A 1BZ
Cheques should be made payable to FARM-Africa
Please include your name and address with your cheque.
If you would like to complete a Gift Aid declaration you can download one here.
A simple direct debit is one of the most effective ways you can support FARM-Africa. As well as being an easy way for you to give, your regular donation allows us to plan ahead knowing what resources we have available - and means you will be providing sustainable and long-lasting solutions to poverty.
Set up a regular donation online
You can now set up direct debits through our online interface.
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Set up a regular donation by post
If you'd rather set up a direct debit by post you can download the attached form and post it back to us.
Download Direct Debit form [61K PDF]
Other ways to donate
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 £15 could help to train a farmer in Tanzania to harvest honey from forest bees. Giving them good quality honey to sell.  £50 could provide a hunter gatherer community with training in land rights and how to manage the community’s natural resources.  £100 pays for 28 families to be equipped with essential farming tools.  £200 could help a farmers’ group in Ethiopia to buy oxen and a plough to cultivate their land.  £300 could train and equip a farmer to provide crucial basic animal healthcare in their community to prevent animals dying unnecessarily.  £1000 could help set up a tree nursery, providing jobs for the poorest people and protecting the forest for future generations. |
