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  • We Create Pathways to Prosperity

    By investing in women’s farming cooperatives throughout Zambia, we’re laying the groundwork for a brighter tomorrow.

  • Creating a Better Tomorrow, Today

    The Harvest Fund is dedicated to alleviating extreme poverty in Zambia by bettering the lives of marginalized female farmers throughout the country. By helping them acquire equipment, technology, and financial resources today, we put them on the path for a more prosperous tomorrow.

  • Invest in Women & Communities Thrive

    Studies have shown that women are not only more likely to reinvest their income back into their families and community, but they do so on a much greater scale than their male counterparts. Given that women produce roughly 60% of the food in Africa, the Harvest Fund realized, early on, that when we assist in the efforts of Zambia’s women farmers, not only do we support gender parity, but we help entire communities thrive.

  • Icon of hermetic grain storage bag to prevent food loss and spoilage for The Harvest Fund's cooperatives
    Storage & Elimination of Food Loss

     

    We introduce airtight storage solutions to our farmers and teach them correct storage solutions, so that food is never lost due to spoilage or pests.

    Icon of solar panels which power The Harvest Fund water pumps, creating a sustainable solution to drought in Africa
    Solar Power

     

    We help our farmers gain access to water pumps powered by renewable energy so that they can become resilient in the face of drought.

    The Harvest Fund replenishes degraded soil with nutrients to boost crop production and cut emissions
    Healthy Soil

     

    We restore over-exploited soil by treating it with carefully selected nutrients that stabilize greenhouse gas emissions while increasing production.

    The Harvest Fund reinvests its profit from crop sales to support sustainable agriculture and community growth
    Reinvestment

     

    Profit shares from produce sold at market are reinvested back into the Harvest Fund, allowing us to expand our impact, year after year.

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    She dreams beyond poverty.

    Caroline is a member of our first farmer cohort, Chikoka Women’s Club, based in the Kafue District of Zambia.

    The members of the Chikoka Women’s Club live marginally on $1 a day, generating income from a wide variety of agricultural activities, most notably, a shared vegetable garden.

     

    The increase in her income because of the support of The Harvest Fund helps her feed her family throughout the year and send all of her children - including her daughters - to school.

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