For farms and farm organizations
Grow your farm with a clear plan.
Tell us what the farm produces, what would help, and when it is needed. With your consent, Sproutly makes an applicant-created campaign page live immediately, lists it in Browse, and gives it a shareable link. Stripe—not Sproutly—collects any later identity and bank details.
Before funding can open
What the money review must establish.
After explicit consent, a self-submitted form can make a campaign page live in Browse with a shareable link. Publishing still does not start collecting money: the campaign owner must complete the separate recipient and provider process first.
- Applicant
- Farm operator, organizer, or organization relationship
- Farm
- Country, broad region, crops, and consented cover image
- Request
- Exact use, itemized amount, timing, and the practical farm problem
- Recipient
- One eligible adult or authorized farm organization
- Payout
- Provider and country approval before any bank setup or funding
How a farm would receive money
Campaign page goes live first. Bank setup stays secure.
GoFundMe separates the organizer from the beneficiary, and Kiva usually relies on a local lending partner outside the US. Sproutly follows the same core safeguard: decide who may receive funds before asking a payment provider to verify them.
- 01Register and create the page
Use one Sproutly account. Add the farm and a specific request—no bank fields.
- 02Review and name the recipient
A human checks consent, authority, budget, local facts, and country support.
- 03Accept a secure provider invitation
The approved adult or organization gives KYC and bank details directly to the provider.
- 04Open funding and track payout
Payment, transfer, and arrival at the recipient's bank remain separate visible states.
Prepare next
Bring a specific request, not a perfect pitch.
- 01 · Story
- Farm background in the applicant’s own words
- 02 · Project
- Itemized use, amount estimate, and crop-cycle timing
- 03 · Evidence
- Photo consent, quote or price evidence, and a local reference