Our promise
Every gift has a receipt.
Most charities ask you to trust them. We send you the receipt from the seed shop in Mozambique: what your gift bought, how much it cost, and which farmer collected it. Then we put the receipts on a public wall, so anyone can check.
How the receipt works
- STEP 1
You give
From $25. You choose a farmer, or let us match you with one in Zambézia or Nampula.
- STEP 2
We pay the seed shop, not a middleman
92% goes straight to the farmer’s local seed and fertilizer shop. 8% pays for field verification visits and the receipt itself.
- STEP 3
You get the receipt
When the farmer collects the inputs, the shop receipt is photographed and sent to you: what was bought, how much, and the farmer’s first name.
- STEP 4
You see the season
Field photos and a harvest update follow, so you see what your gift grew.
Plain facts. Maputo Bridge Capital is a young organization, and the wall below starts empty until the first sponsored farmers collect their seed. Gifts are gifts, not investments, and they are not tax-deductible. The wall only ever shows real receipts, with no sponsor names, emails or phone numbers. Read the fee breakdown and our 7 questions to ask any charity.
The Receipt Wall
Every receipt. Every farmer. Real proof.
Receipts will appear here as soon as farmers collect their seeds.
Questions
How do I know my donation reached the farmer?
Because you get the shop receipt for the seed and fertilizer your gift paid for, with the farmer's first name, the items and the amount.
Why are there no receipts on the wall yet?
The first sponsored farmers have not collected their inputs yet. The first receipt will appear here as soon as one does. We would rather show an empty wall than a made-up one.
Is my gift tax-deductible?
No. Maputo Bridge Capital is not a registered charity, so gifts are not tax-deductible.