Gifts that give back
This Christmas, give someone a farmer’s harvest.
Sponsor a farmer in Mozambique in someone’s name. They receive a card with the farmer’s name, crop and village, then follow the season from seed to harvest. No shipping, no clutter, and it keeps growing.
- The card arrives by email the minute you pay, and it prints beautifully for under the tree.
- From $25: seed for one farmer. $50: seed and fertilizer. $150: a full season.
- It is real: the money goes to the farmer’s local seed shop and the receipt is shared.
Pick the farmer for your gift
Tap Sponsor: the gift option is already ticked. Choose by province.
Helena M.
Fernando M.
Jonas M.
Vicente S.
Agostinho C.
Isa C.
How it works
1. Choose a farmer
Pick a real farmer by name, crop and province. Verified farmers are visited in the field.
2. Your gift goes to the seed shop
From $25. We pay the farmer’s local agro-dealer for seed, fertilizer and tools. Never cash.
3. You get the receipt
The shop receipt, a photo of the seed in the ground and a harvest update, by email and on the live dashboard.
4. It is paid forward
After harvest the farmer pays the season into a community fund that sponsors the next farmer.
Frequently asked questions
What is a gift that gives back?
A present that also helps someone else. Here, you sponsor a farmer in Mozambique in another person’s name: the farmer gets seed and tools for the season, and the person you choose gets a card with the farmer’s name and story.
How does the gift card work?
Tick “Give this as a gift” when you sponsor, add their name, email and a message. We email them a printable card with the farmer’s name, crop and province, and you get a copy.
How much should I give?
$25 buys seed for one farmer, $50 adds fertilizer, and about $150 covers a full season of inputs.
Is it too late for Christmas?
No. The card is sent the moment the payment clears, so it works even on Christmas Eve.
Is this a donation or an investment?
A gift. The farmer does not repay you; after harvest they pay into a community fund for the next farmer.
Gifts, not investments. 92% goes to the farmer’s local seed shop; 8% covers field verification.