We build innovative and strategic partnerships with corporations that share our values and vision of a prosperous rural Africa for smallholder farmers and their communities. We have many types of partnerships, from shared-value and cause-related marketing, to employee engagement as well as our business network; Food for Good.
To find out more contact the partnerships team at partnerships@farmafrica.org
Waitrose & Partners Foundation The Waitrose & Partners Foundation and Farm Africa have been working together since 2017. Farm Africa manages the Foundation’s programme of activities in Kenya with the aim of improving the livelihoods of employees and their families in the Waitrose & Partners supply chain. Every time customers buy a product with a Waitrose & Partners Foundation logo, their purchase includes a contribution to the Foundation, which helps invest back into farmer and worker communities, increasing income opportunities and improving access to education and healthcare. Farm Africa conducted detailed assessments with farm workers across seven supplier farms. Based on our findings, we collaborated with farm workers to develop a programme of projects around five thematic areas: Access to Education, Access to Finance, Health & Wellbeing, Water & Sanitation, and Environment & Green Energy.
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S'ABLE Labs, a multifaceted wellbeing initiative founded by Sabrina and Idris Elba, is supporting Farm Africa through the sales of three new vegan, genderless skincare products. The inaugural S’ABLE Labs capsule collection comprises a cleanser, toner and moisturiser, which form the core of a skincare regimen that is both high performance and environmentally conscious. S’ABLE Labs is pledging 5% of the profit of all product sales to Farm Africa, with a minimum donation of £15,000 a year. Take a look at our news story to find out more about this partnership. |
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5th Season’s mission is to get more people eating more fruit, by making fruit accessible anytime, anywhere, anyhow, whilst also enabling farming communities to thrive, not just survive. They are all about making fruit convenient, healthy and available. 5th Season has developed a fresh way for everyone to get their fruit fix – capturing all the goodness of the finest sun-ripened fruit in a handy pack you can take anywhere. Whether it’s completing triathlons, climbing mountains or running for buses, 5th Season freeze dried fruit are the go-to snack that’s delicious and naturally healthy. For every pack sold, 5th Season donates 1p to Farm Africa.
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James Whetlor believes we should all be eating more goat. It's sustainable, ethical, highly nutritious and very delicious. James founded Cabrito Goat Meat after keeping a few goats to solve a land management problem, and discovering how many billy goats are wasted in the dairy industry. Drawing on experience of the London restaurant industry, James was a chef in the capital for 10 years, Cabrito has created and has continued to grow a sustainable market for kid goat meat. All Cabrito kids are a by-product of the dairy industry and would have in the past be euthanized shortly after birth. In a world of dwindling resources and rising food prices Cabrito believes this cannot be justified. They now have a network of farms producing high quality meat from a previously wasted resource. James has been a support of Farm Africa for 4 years and donates 50% of the royalties from his double aware-winning book GOAT to Farm Africa. GOAT tells the story of how food and farming culture developed in the west without the help of this staple of global agriculture, and showcases the best recipes from around the world using this delicious meat.
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Cullisse produce the multi-award winning CULLISSE Highland Rapeseed Oil products. As the most northerly cold pressed rapeseed oil, CULLISSE Highland Rapeseed Oil benefits from the unique micro-climate and fertile soils of Easter Ross in the Scottish Highlands. Cullisse has supported Farm Africa since the company was created, by donating 20p for every litre of oil sold.
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Farm Africa is delighted to be the official charity partner to the World’s 50 Best Restaurants. Organised and compiled by William Reed Business Media, the World's 50 Best Restaurants awards is an annual list of the world's finest restaurants, which provides a snapshot of some of the best destinations for unique culinary experiences, in addition to being a barometer for global gastronomic trends. |
Eden Search are the only specialist international executive search consultancy focused solely across the global food and farming landscape. Their Managing Director, David Macaulay, is a close supporter and fundraiser of Farm Africa.
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L J Fairburn & Son Limited is one of the largest independent egg producers and packers in the UK. They started working with Farm Africa in 2013 and have taken on a number of challenges to support Farm Africa since then. In 2013, Daniel Fairburn led a team up Mt. Kilimanjaro and in 2018 took on the Saharan Challenge. In 2021 a team of 16 swapped poultry for peaks by taking on the Three Peaks Challenge.
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Devenish provide nutritional solutions for the intensive livestock sector with focus on the pig, poultry, equine and companion animal sectors, supported by a Research and Development programme. As part of their partnership, Devenish’s employees are uniting behind Farm Africa through taking part in a variety of fundraising activities.
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Dinner by Heston Blumenthal is one of the world’s best restaurants. Chef Director at Dinner Ashley Palmer-Watts, was a long-standing supporter of Farm Africa for a number of years before becoming a Farm Africa Ambassador in 2018. Ashley has led a team of chefs up Mount Kilimanjaro, visited projects in Kenya, cooked with farmers in the field and designed menus for Farm Africa’s Gala Dinners to name a few of his activities in support of Farm Africa. Dinner by Heston Blumenthal was the flagship supporter of Farm Africa’s Dine for Good restaurant fundraising campaign, which allowed diners in participating restaurants to add a discretionary £1 donation onto their bill - money which goes directly to Farm Africa.
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The London Produce Show is a an immersive networking event bringing suppliers and major buyers together for the global fresh fruit, vegetable and flower industries. Farm Africa has been the official charity partner of The London Produce Show since 2017.
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EatFarmNow is a digital hub that puts the world’s best podcasts, blogs, videos and pictures created by farmers and others in food, all in one place. EatFarmNow donates advertising space to Farm Africa.
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