Give where it's needed

Every farm here is donation-only. Each gift does two things: it pays a poor farming family for their animal, and it feeds families nearby with protein they rarely get.

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All Udhiya Aqiqah Cow & camel shares Voluntary sacrifice & sadaqah food

Must haveOut of sight Grazes outdoors Plant-only feedSmall farms only

1 farm · 1 offerings · all meat donated through vetted NGOsSorted by small farms first, then need

Village flock

Family farm · 40 animalsVetted by Tiyamike TrustDonation only

Chikondi Smallholders

Dedza, MalawiVillage flocks in Dedza

Out of sight not guaranteedGrazes outdoors · 9 hPlant-only feed

Chickens to feed 20 peoplesadaqah, not udhiya30 left$40

Shared through Tiyamike TrustNew this year

Where you can give

Malawi1 farmShared through Tiyamike Trust

What the filters mean

Every farm answers the same questions and signs them. Until a verifier visits, those answers are the farm's own word, and we label them that way.

Out of sight: No animal sees another being slaughtered, or the blade being sharpened. The farm uses a separate room, a solid wall or a curtain.
Grazes outdoors: The animals spend part of every day outside on pasture or open ground, not only in a pen.
Plant-only feed: Grass, hay, grain and other plants only, with no animal by-products in the feed.
Small farms only: Family farms with 10 animals or fewer. They're listed first anyway; this hides everyone else.
Vetted: A local partner has visited the farm, met the people who run it and checked that it's real.

Family farm: 10 animals or fewer. Farm: up to 50. Large farm: more than 50. “Self-reported” means the farm's own answer. “Audited” means someone checked it in person, and the date is shown.

Why small farms come first

A family with seven goats can't outspend a ranch on ads. We show them first, and larger farms take the orders once small ones are full.