Warc Africa Secures $7.5M to Empower African Farmers and Regenerate Soils

Warc Africa is thrilled to announce that it has successfully raised US $7,500,000 in its latest funding round, marking a significant step forward in our mission to get farmers out of poverty and empower Africa’s agricultural communities. As a US social enterprise based in Ghana and Sierra Leone, and with roots dating back to 2011 in Sierra Leone, Warc Africa has consistently worked at the intersection of social impact and sustainable agriculture. With 12 years of dedicated experience, we have built a reputation for supporting smallholder farmers, SMEs, local and international NGOs, and donor-partners. Our holistic approach combines the provision of regenerative farming input packages with access to training, mechanized services, and flourishing markets, creating a robust ecosystem for change. The funds raised will be strategically deployed to expand and scale up our innovative Trading Hubs, which have been instrumental in establishing close, trust-based relationships with tens of thousands of farmers across the region and continent. This investment is earmarked for further enhancing our service delivery channels, integrating cutting-edge technology to boost efficiency, and deepening our outreach to foster wider financial inclusion and sustainability. Our vision is bold yet attainable: to see Africa feed the world within our lifetimes while safeguarding one of humanity’s most precious resources—our soils. By empowering farmers with the tools, knowledge, and networks they need to thrive, we are not only addressing poverty but also paving the way for a future where agriculture is both a viable livelihood and a force for global food security. This funding milestone is a resounding endorsement of our approach and a springboard for the next phase of transformative growth.