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Together, we can plant seeds of hope and transform lives for generations to come. We plant in faith and God multiplies the harvest.
🌱 Pray – Join us in covering this ministry and the communities we serve.
🌱 Give – Your support brings tools, training, and the Gospel to those in need.
🌱 Go – Partner with us in local and global outreach opportunities.
Your Partnership Matters:
We thank you for your partnership. Without you we would not be able to impact communities and change lives.
Other ways to partner with us:
Small acts that make big impacts
Kroger Community Rewards:
Log in to www.kroger.com account and log into your Kroger Plus account. This has to be done on their website probably from a computer. You cannot do this from their app.
Once logged on go to your profile. Scroll down to the community rewards section and search for Acres of Love International or NP943.
Select Acres of Love International and then every time you shop at Kroger THEY give back to us. It is an easy way for you to partner with us.
Walmart Spark Good Program:
Steps to manage Spark Good donations
Log in to your Walmart.com account.
Hover over your name in the top right corner of the page and click "Account" from the drop-down menu.
On the left-hand side of your account page, click on "Giving & Impact".
From this dashboard, you can
Click the option to "Search for your preferred charity".
Search for Acres of Love International.
Once you select us, you will be prompted to automatically round up your purchases to the nearest dollar and donate the change. You can always uncheck this box during individual checkouts if you don't wish to donate that time.
View your impact: You will be able to see how much you have donated through the Round Up program.
Adjust Round Up settings: Turn the automatic Round Up feature on or off for your future purchases.
Why Partner?
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Help us break the cycle of poverty while empowering the local church to provide nourishment to the local community both physically and spiritually.
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Bring not only nutrition to growing school children, but help them learn a skill that will change their family for generations to come.
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Bring hope to widows who feel forgotten and unseen, by bringing farming to local churches who help provide for the orphans and widows in the villages.
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Help us be the hands and feet to our local elderly, orphans, and widows through outreach programs in our local communities.
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Providing a mentoring and discipleship program for local neighborhoods. Providing support to the mission fields right here in our own communities.
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Working with other local organizations to make sure that widows and orphans have the support they need not only abroad, but right here at home. Supporting them through their grief journey and beyond.
Seed Planter
Farming: The one who begins the process, pressing seeds into the soil with trust that something unseen will take root.
Christianity: Reminds us of the call to sow the Word (Luke 8:11), knowing God alone brings growth. A seed gift may look small, but it carries the DNA of future harvest.
Pruner
Farming: A careful hand trims branches, removing what hinders growth so fruit can multiply. It looks like loss, but it leads to greater yield.
Christianity: Jesus says in John 15:2 that the Father prunes every fruitful branch to bear more fruit. A pruner-level giver embodies maturity — willing to sacrifice comfort so that kingdom fruit increases.
Root Bearer
Farming: Healthy plants push roots deep to find water and anchor themselves for storms. Without strong roots, the plant withers.
Christianity: Echoes Colossians 2:7 — being “rooted and built up in Him.” Root-bearing giving reflects stability and faithfulness, helping ministries dig deep to endure.
Harvester
Farming: The season of reward when ripe fields are gathered in, and labor bears visible fruit.
Christianity: Tied to Matthew 9:37–38 — “The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few.” A harvester participates in gathering souls and meeting needs, rejoicing in God’s abundance.
Cultivator
Farming: The cultivator tills, weeds, and tends the soil so crops can thrive. Growth isn’t automatic — it requires care.
Christianity: Like Paul in 1 Corinthians 3:6, who watered what others planted, cultivators nurture what God has begun. They represent ongoing discipleship and faithful support that clears obstacles for fruitfulness.
Storehouse Giver
Farming: After harvest, grain fills barns to sustain people through lean seasons. A storehouse means provision, security, and preparation for the future.
Christianity: Malachi 3:10 speaks of bringing the tithe into the storehouse so there is food in God’s house. This giver’s impact extends beyond a single moment, becoming a source of ongoing blessing and overflow for many.
