” alt=”img agros” width=”187″ height=”125″ />From the beginning, land has been at the heart of Agros’ mission and impact. For a rural family living in poverty, the opportunity to own a plot of land is a game changer.

Over the years, Agros has garnered philanthropic support from individuals, churches, foundations, and businesses to purchase tracts of farmland in Central America. We then welcome families living in poverty onto this land, enabling them to start farming. The families use profits from their farming to repay the value of the land, eventually receiving full title to it.

Individuals who were once day laborers, squatters, or renters become landowners—and with that transformation, a world of opportunity opens to them. These individuals live in communities with access to all essential services—clean water systems, quality education, healthcare, and improved infrastructure. We collaborate with partner organizations to facilitate the creation of schools and clinics. In every case, we work to strengthen leadership and self-governance among community members. This social infrastructure is critical to ensuring that families, communities, and entire regions achieve lasting prosperity and sustainable self-reliance.

Agros has become one of the most successful private agrarian reform programs.

To date, more than 3,600 families have earned title to their land and are living sustainable lives of self-sufficiency. In total, our Five-Year Impact Plan will enable us to engage an additional 3,500 families on their own land in the coming years.

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