Fundraise for us

There are so many ways for you to get involved, so take a look below and see what suits you!

CHALLENGE YOURSELF

Take on the experience of a lifetime and fundraise for Farm Africa

COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING

University RAG or your local Women's Insititute, Farm Africa has a fundraiser for every occasion

RUN FOR AFRICA!

We have spaces in some of the world's best running events. Click here to find out more.

CELEBRATORY FUN DRAISING

Tired of the materialism? Donate money from weddings, birthdays and any days to Farm Africa

FUNDRAISING TIPS

Want to do something but not sure what? Need some advice on how to get things going? Look no further.

ONLINE FUNDRAISING PACK

Your fundraising toolkit - downloadable resources to help you out

Want a quick and easy way to raise money for Farm Africa? Why not recycle your old mobile phone for us? Or even – your old car! Click here to find out more.


Can provide tools such as spades, axes and hoes so barren land can be cultivated for food crops. Could provide enough disease-resistant seeds to turn an acre of land into a much-needed source of food. Can help train a farmers’ group in efficient cultivation methods, giving them the skills they need to grow food in harsh conditions. Could help provide a community with a drip irrigation system so they can grow nutritious crops to eat and sell. Could make livestock vaccinations a reality for rural pastoralist communities who rely on their animals to survive. Can help establish a forest management committee, helping to prevent de-forestation and conserving forest resources for future generations.

Can provide tools such as spades, axes and hoes so barren land can be cultivated for food crops.

Could provide enough disease-resistant seeds to turn an acre of land into a much-needed source of food.

Can help train a farmers’ group in efficient cultivation methods, giving them the skills they need to grow food in harsh conditions.

Could help provide a community with a drip irrigation system so they can grow nutritious crops to eat and sell.

Could make livestock vaccinations a reality for rural pastoralist communities who rely on their animals to survive.

Can help establish a forest management committee, helping to prevent de-forestation and conserving forest resources for future generations.