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Farm Africa

Gifts from £5.00

Charity Fundraising Sector

 

With FARM-Africa Presents you can buy two gifts in one bring Africa to your living room! With gifts starting at just £5.00 you can :

• help Africa
• send your loved one a personalised film or photo gift pack showing their FARM-Africa PRESENT in action.

Top Charity Gifts from FARM-Africa PRESENT include :

• simple seed starter kits (£5)
• gallant goats (£30)
• virtual village vet starter kits (£48)
• superb shallow wells (£806)!

Buying a gift from FARM-Africa PRESENT is as easy as 1-2-3 :

1. Select your FARM-Africa PRESENT
2. decide whether to send a movie, e-card or photo gift pack
3. send a memorable gift to your loved one AND donation to FARM-Africa!

>> Buy a gift from FARM-Africa PRESENT today!

About Farm Africa Presents

FARM-Africa Presents is the gift shop for the charity FARM-Africa which  is an international non- governmental organisation. Their aim is to reduce poverty in eastern and South Africa and they run projects in Ethiopia, Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, and more recently Southern Sudan. They work in partnership with marginal farmers and herders, by helping them to manage their natural resources more effectively to help  build sustainable livelihoods. FARM-Africa believe that with even a little assistance, African farmers can dramatically improve their own well-being.