
A good word can go a long way.
Every farmer in The Good Word Collection is here because someone who knows them believes in what they're doing.
That person nominated their farmer and contributed the first $25 toward something the farmer needs. The farmer identified the project. Now the rest of us have an opportunity to help make it happen.
At For Farmers Movement, we trust people who know their farmers. We trust farmers to tell us what they need. And we trust you to decide where your money goes.
Here's how you can be part of it.
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Add Your Farmer to The Collection!
You know a farmer worth believing in. Maybe you've already nominated them.
Put $25 behind your good word, and we'll invite your farmer to identify a project that would make a meaningful difference on their farm. Once they're ready, we'll add their project to the collection for others to discover and support.
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Find a Farmer Project to Support!
You don't have to know a farmer to make a difference for one.
Every project in this collection began with someone who knows and believes in that farmer. Browse their stories, see what they need, and choose where you'd like to help.
Give $25 or more, or fund an entire project. Every contribution brings a farmer closer to getting something done.
The Collection.
Farmer-defined projects. Backed by people who believe in them, put in a good word for them, and made the first contribution toward making the project they need to do next a reality.
New Fencing for the Farm
Sample Meadow Farm
Help replace worn pasture fencing so livestock can graze safely and the farmer can spend less time on emergency repairs.

Fencing for Highland Cows
Sample Farm
Farm needs new fencing

Your good word. Their great results.
When a project reaches its funding goal, the farmer receives the grant. And the project earns a permanent place in our funded collection.
Because a good word is worth something. And when enough people act on it, that good word can become a new piece of equipment, a repaired fence, an irrigation system, or whatever a farmer needs to keep doing their work.
