FARM-Africa E Cards

FARM-Africa E cards are a great way to send seasonal greetings whilst helping the environment by cutting down on the amount of paper used by physical cards and envelopes. With a wide selection to choose from, these eco-conscious cards are a great way to not only show someone you care, but also that you care about the environment.

FARM-Africa E cards Features

A wide range of seasonal designs such as Valentines, Easter, Christmas and Birthdays
Blank cards to design your own message
Receiver can physically interact with card via their computers mouse
Send the same card to multiple addresses
Excellent "last minute" option

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Featured Charity Gifts from FARM-Africa E Cards

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FARM-Africa’s work provides a better future for rural African families. By working directly with farmers, herders and forest communities we enable them to produce more food whilst protecting the...
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Robin Christmas Card

FARM-Africa e-cards are a great way for you to save time this Christmas. You can send e-cards to multiple addresses at the click of a button, so you can forget about handwriting hundreds of enve...
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About FARM-Africa

FARM-Africa was founded in 1985 and is a non-governmental organisation that works at the forefront of agricultural development in remote rural areas. With only a small office in the UK, a regional office in Nairobi and a country office in Addis Ababa, over 90% of FARM-Africa's staff are local people who work directly within their communities. By pushing for changes in policy to directly benefit those most in need, FARM-Africa has pioneered many new models of sustainable agriculture and livestock production.

Where does your money go?

FARM-Africa work directly with farmers and communities to help produce food using sustainable farming methods whilst also protecting the environment. By also providing the training and support for herders and forest communities, FARM-Africa can directly improve the management of crops, livestock and water access to some of the world's poorest communities.