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Sponsor a Community
£1,600.00
Sponsor a Community with this charity gift and bring farmers together to learn practical ways to grow and sell more, releasing the potential in their land and lives.
Rural Africa is rich with opportunity - with resourceful communities and land from which food and futures can grow.
Gifts like this help Farmers come together in their local community to learn practical ways to grow and sell more, releasing the potential in their land and lives. As farms become more productive, they then share what they learn with their families and neighbours. Soon hundreds, then thousands are thriving. It’s a movement that grows and grows creating a wave of change in rural Africa.
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Ripple Effect International is a charity registered in
England and Wales (299717) and Scotland (SC049792)
Why your gift has lasting impact
A Ripple Effect gift isn't a handout; it’s an opportunity. Your gift helps us reach some of the poorest families in rural Africa, enabling them to grow nutritious food, earn a living, and build secure futures.
We focus on long-term impact rather than short-term gains, and on support that's practical and relevant.
Our locally-based teams train families to:
- Farm sustainably and protect their land.
- Include everyone in the household and share tasks fairly.
- Develop their small businesses and financial independence.
Farming families are so committed to change that they share what they learn and grow with others. This creates a ripple effect that transforms communities far beyond our programmes.
About your gift:
- How we use your gift: wherever the need is greatest across the countries we work in, making a huge difference to the lives of families in rural Africa.
- Gift cards and other items: sent via Royal Mail 2nd Class post within five working days of receiving your order.
- E-gift cards: sent directly to the recipient on the date you choose.
Viness, Ripple Effect project participant, Zambia