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Our partnerships
Corporate partnerships
Farm Africa creates purpose-driven partnerships with companies to meet social and environmental goals, while creating lasting change for rural communities in eastern Africa.
Businesses that partner with Farm Africa are changing people’s lives and protecting the planet using the power of sustainable farming.
Farm Africa will work with you to create a mutually beneficial partnership that aligns with your brand, values and goals.
Below you’ll find more information about how you can partner with us. Get in touch with our team to find out more at [email protected].
Strategic partnerships
With our shared purpose as a starting point, our experienced and friendly team will use a collaborative approach to develop a tailored partnership that meets your business objectives and delivers impact.
77%
of companies say their sustainability initiatives increase customer loyalty. 63% have seen growth in sales.
Brand partnerships
Demonstrate your brand values through a cause-related marketing campaign that connects your products or services with our cause and build your brand awareness, drive sales and customer loyalty, whilst raising funds to transform lives and reduce deforestation.
![Sabrina Elba (M) and her mother, Maryam Egal (R), talk to Farm Africa’s Stephen Muguna (L), during a tour of a nursery in Bodeni, Saboti County in Western Kenya.](https://www.farmafrica.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/RS17563_DSC09794_lpr-640x427.jpg)
Sabrina Elba, co-founder of S’ABLE Labs, talks to Farm Africa’s Stephen Muguna, during a tour of a nursery in Western Kenya. Photo: Lisa Murray.
Food for Good
Join a community of like-minded businesses who are investing in the power of sustainable farming to increase the incomes of farming families and protect the environment.
For a fixed donation, our long-established Food for Good programme offers a range of benefits including regular updates on our work, the chance to join our overseas trips to our projects, and opportunities to engage your staff.
To find out more contact the partnerships team at [email protected]
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Our partners are helping smallholder farmers to gain the tools and knowledge they need to develop their resilience to climate change, reduce deforestation and improve their livelihoods using sustainable practices. They’re helping empower women farmers and making farming into a viable business proposition for young people.
Meet some of our existing partners
Waitrose Foundation
Since 2017, Waitrose Foundation and Farm Africa have been working together to improve the lives of over 20,000 farmers and workers in vegetable and flower farmers and workers in the Waitrose supply chain in Kenya and Tanzania with community-led projects. We were proud to win a Third Sector Business Charity Award for our partnership in 2023.
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“A wonderful initiative. This is a good example of what all food and beverage retailers should be doing to ensure sustainability right through the supply chain.”
Third Sector Business Charity Awards judges
Farmer J
Farmer J, a health-focused quick service restaurant chain, is supporting Farm Africa through sales of fieldbowls across all their restaurants. With a shared commitment to sustainable and ethical food practices, we’re working together to bring positive change to smallholder farmers.
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Food for Good programme
Established over ten years ago, our committed group of Food for Good programme members have raised over £2.5 million for Farm Africa through membership fees, overseas challenges and staff fundraising. Their support has enabled us to invest funds where they are needed most to drive impact for rural farming communities.
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