Where your donation goes
See exactly where your donation went: the receipt.
The question donors ask most is the hardest to answer: where did my money go? Here the answer is a document. You fund one named farmer in Mozambique, we pay their local seed shop, and you receive that receipt with a photo of the seed in the ground.
- 92% of each gift is paid to the farmer’s seed shop; 8% pays for field verification. No hidden layers.
- Every sponsorship is visible on a live public dashboard, from payment to harvest.
- Never cash: inputs only, bought locally, so the gift stays on the farm.
Farmers waiting for this season’s seed
Tap Sponsor to fund a farmer’s season from $25. Choose by province.
Lázaro M.
Firmino C.
João M.
Nildo C.
Aldino M.
Luisa M.
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.
How this compares
| Maputo Bridge Capital | Large charity | Cash transfer | P2P farm lending | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| You choose the person | ||||
| Money goes to a seed shop, not cash | ||||
| You see the receipt | ||||
| Live dashboard of every gift | ||||
| Farmer does not carry debt to you | ||||
| Same money helps the next farmer |
Frequently asked questions
How can I know where my donation goes?
Give to something you can verify. Each sponsorship here is tied to a named farmer and a seed-shop receipt that we email to you and show on the live dashboard.
What are the best charities to donate to that actually help?
Look for three things: a specific person or project, a low and stated overhead, and proof after the fact. Large charities do important work at scale; if proof matters most to you, direct and traceable giving like this is the closest you can get.
What overhead does Maputo Bridge Capital take?
8%, which pays for visiting and verifying farmers. 92% goes to the seed shop.
Why not just send cash?
Cash transfers work well for many needs. Paying the seed shop keeps the gift in farm inputs and gives you a receipt to see.
What if the harvest fails?
You still see what was bought. Farmers who harvest pay the season forward into a community fund that sponsors the next farmer.
Gifts, not investments. 92% goes to the farmer’s local seed shop; 8% covers field verification.