The African Sustainable Agriculture Project Foundation concentrates its funding on supporting agricultural production and agribusiness in Africa, channeling substantial resources to a single operational partner focused on feed production and agricultural assistance. Its giving is programmatic and mission-driven toward improving sustainable agricultural inputs and capacity rather than a broad portfolio of causes. The foundation appears to act as a focused funder, likely backing scale-up or capital needs for an agricultural enterprise operating in Africa.
Highly concentrated: all recorded grants were made to a single grantee (Zamura Feeds Ltd) across multiple payments, indicating repeat, sizable investments in one operational partner rather than dispersed, small grants.
African Sustainable Agriculture Project Foundation Inc centers its grantmaking on one operating partner in Rwanda: Zamura Feeds Ltd. Across the latest grants on file, the foundation repeatedly backed agricultural assistance tied to feed production and agribusiness, with four grants to Zamura Feeds Ltd between 2024 and 2025 and a smaller award to Pride Farms in 2025. That pattern points to a narrow, programmatic approach rather than broad-based philanthropy. The funding is directed toward agricultural production support, commercial feed mills, and operational capacity for agricultural enterprises, all within a sustainable agriculture frame. The largest listed award was $1,003,520 to Zamura Feeds Ltd in 2024, followed by another $914,945 grant to the same recipient that year. Smaller but still substantial awards continued in 2025, including $614,740 to Zamura Feeds Ltd and $50,035 to Pride Farms. Taken together, the record shows a foundation using sizeable grants to support agricultural inputs and enterprise development in Rwanda.
One clear theme is feed production and agribusiness. The foundation gave $1,003,520 to Zamura Feeds Ltd in 2024 for agricultural assistance, and it made additional grants to the same recipient in the same area of work in 2024 and 2025. A second theme is operational support for agricultural enterprises, again reflected in the repeated grants to Zamura Feeds Ltd, which suggest ongoing backing rather than one-off project funding. The foundation also supports smaller-scale agricultural assistance: in 2025 it awarded $50,035 to Pride Farms for agricultural assitance. Across these grants, the emphasis stays on agricultural production capacity, supply-chain inputs, and enterprise-level support rather than a wide mix of unrelated causes.
Grant sizes are large relative to the foundation’s asset base: the p25 grant is $579,972, the median is $914,945, and the p75 is $959,232. The recent record also shows repeated awards to the same recipient across multiple years, with Zamura Feeds Ltd receiving grants in 2024 and 2025. That points to recurring support rather than isolated awards. The foundation is not a donor-advised fund or a program-related-investment vehicle; it is a private foundation with a focused operating style. The grant record provided does not show an application process.
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Most grants fall between $580K and $959K, with a median of $915K.
25th Percentile
$580K
Median
$915K
75th Percentile
$959K
Top 1 recipient countries by grant volume for African Sustainable Agriculture Project Foundation.
| Rank | Country | Grants | Total | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rwanda | 5 | $2.8M | 100.0% |
Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.
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Notable grantees: Zamura Feeds Ltd
All recent grants went to Rwanda, which accounts for 5 grants and 100% of the recipient-country distribution. The recipient locations named in the data are concentrated in one country rather than spread across multiple regions. The recent grants list names Zamura Feeds Ltd and Pride Farms, both in Rwanda, showing a tight geographic footprint centered on a single African recipient country.
Its listed focus areas are support for animal feed production and agribusiness, capacity-building and operational support for African agricultural enterprises, and sustainable agricultural input supply chains in Africa. The grant descriptions also use agricultural assistance language across the recent awards.
All recent grants in the data went to Rwanda. The recipient-country distribution shows 5 grants, or 100.0%, to RW, with named recipients in Rwanda only.
Yes. Zamura Feeds Ltd appears in four recent grants across 2024 and 2025, including awards of $1,003,520, $914,945, $614,740, and $245,000. That pattern indicates repeated support to the same organization.
The grant-size distribution is large and clustered: p25 is $579,972, median is $914,945, and p75 is $959,232. Most listed awards sit in the high six-figure to low seven-figure range.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZAMURA FEEDS LTD | RWANDA | $614,740 | 2025 | AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANCE |
| PRIDE FARMS | RWANDA | $50,035 | 2025 | AGRICULTURAL ASSITANCE |
| ZAMURA FEEDS LTD | RWANDA | $1,003,520 | 2024 | AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANCE |
| ZAMURA FEEDS LTD | RWANDA | $914,945 | 2024 | AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANCE |
| ZAMURA FEEDS LTD | RWANDA | $245,000 | 2024 | AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANCE |
ZAMURA FEEDS LTD
$614,740AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANCE
PRIDE FARMS
$50,035AGRICULTURAL ASSITANCE
ZAMURA FEEDS LTD
$1,003,520AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANCE
ZAMURA FEEDS LTD
$914,945AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANCE
ZAMURA FEEDS LTD
$245,000AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANCE