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09/02/2026

One month from today, we’ll gather for Tierras de Vida, Agros’ signature annual fundraising gala​

​On Friday, October 2, friends, partners, and supporters will come together to celebrate the determination of farming families across Central America and the opportunities they are building for their futures.​

​It will be an evening to share stories, see what is taking shape in communities, and look ahead to what we can continue building together.​

​We hope you’ll be part of it.​

📍 Fremont Studios, Seattle​
📅 October 2, 2026​

​Learn more about Tierras de Vida 2026 and join us: https://f.mtr.cool/qrvz2a053v

Climate-smart agriculture begins with the decisions farming families make every day. Across the communities Agros serves...
08/27/2026

Climate-smart agriculture begins with the decisions farming families make every day.

Across the communities Agros serves, producers are applying practices such as bio-inputs, efficient water use, reforestation, and soil restoration—helping protect natural resources while strengthening their livelihoods.

Their knowledge, work, and willingness to adapt are at the center of this progress. Through the Rick Steves' Europe Climate Smart Commitment, more families can access training and tools that support resilient production and healthier natural resources.

Together, farming families, donors, and long-term partners are helping build stronger livelihoods while caring for the land they depend on.

Learn more about Agros’ Climate Smart work:
https://agros.org/climatesmart/

Tierras de Vida, Agros' Annual Gala, is a night to come together, listen to stories of resilience, faith and hope, and s...
08/26/2026

Tierras de Vida, Agros' Annual Gala, is a night to come together, listen to stories of resilience, faith and hope, and stand with families working toward ownership and stronger futures.​

​Through shared stories and meaningful connection, this evening invites guests to be part of a journey that supports land ownership, opportunity, and lasting prosperity for rural families.​

Join us on October 2 at Fremont Studios in Seattle.​

Learn more about Tierras de Vida:​ https://f.mtr.cool/q5cwrs2e4c

Every family begins from a different place.​​The Harvest of Hope Center model is designed to meet families where they ar...
08/24/2026

Every family begins from a different place.​

The Harvest of Hope Center model is designed to meet families where they are, with different paths of support depending on their reality.​

​Some families are working toward land, home, and agribusiness ownership. Some producers already have land and are strengthening their production and access to markets. Other households are building new sources of income through small businesses and entrepreneurship.​

Each path looks different, but the purpose is shared: helping families strengthen their skills, income, assets, and long-term opportunity.​

​For more than four decades, Agros has continued to innovate and grow. But our mission has never changed: to make God's love visible by creating opportunities where families can flourish through faith, hard work, and the generosity of others.​

Learn more about how Harvest of Hope Centers work:​ https://f.mtr.cool/a1k9k4di0o

08/20/2026

The Harvest of Hope Center model is designed to grow stronger with each group of families it serves.​

Four pillars help make that possible: connecting producers to markets, using assets that can serve families over time, following standardized processes and best practices, and using donor support to launch platforms built for long-term sustainability.​

Together, these pieces help families and producers access the infrastructure, support, and opportunities they need to build stronger livelihoods and move toward ownership.​

​Learn more about how Harvest of Hope Centers work: https://f.mtr.cool/jegnxxsico

At La Fortaleza Harvest of Hope Center, young people like Sady, from the village of El Carrizal, are building knowledge ...
08/18/2026

At La Fortaleza Harvest of Hope Center, young people like Sady, from the village of El Carrizal, are building knowledge and creating new opportunities for their future.​

As he shares, “We are learning many things about agriculture, and that allows us to work better.” That hands-on learning helps young people grow in experience, confidence, and vision for what they want to build.​

Sady’s story reflects the effort and hope of many rural young people who are taking concrete steps toward a stronger future for themselves and their families.​

Read more stories of families building stronger futures: https://f.mtr.cool/kfydlfmvyc

Tierras de Vida, Agros' Annual Gala, brings people together around a shared belief: rural families can build lasting pro...
08/14/2026

Tierras de Vida, Agros' Annual Gala, brings people together around a shared belief: rural families can build lasting prosperity when they have access to land, opportunity, and long-term accompaniment.​

Each year, this evening creates space for stories, connection, and renewed commitment to families working toward ownership and stronger futures.​

We gather to celebrate what God is doing through hardworking families—and to answer His call to walk alongside them as they build lives rooted in dignity, ownership, and hope.​

Learn more about Tierras de Vida: ​ https://f.mtr.cool/cfbtzmdlgb

08/12/2026

Community leadership is what keeps a water system working over time.​

In several rural communities of La Bendición Harvest of Hope Center, local leaders and families dedicate time, coordination, and shared effort to maintain and strengthen the system their communities depend on.​

Their commitment helps bring water closer to home and sustain the progress hundreds of families are already experiencing.​

With donor support and Agros’ long-term accompaniment, communities continue strengthening their capacity to care for the system today and extend its benefits in the future.​

​In their own words: “We have felt the change.”​

Learn more about how Agros works alongside rural communities:​
https://f.mtr.cool/idjntoasru

Knowledge passed down through generations can also open paths toward greater income, independence, and new opportunities...
08/10/2026

Knowledge passed down through generations can also open paths toward greater income, independence, and new opportunities.

In Guatemala, Indigenous women are turning their textile skills into small businesses that strengthen their household economies while keeping traditions deeply connected to their identity and communities alive.

Their work, creativity, and determination are at the center of this progress. Agros walks alongside them by helping expand access to tools and opportunities that support the continued growth of their businesses.

In recognition of the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we recognize the value of their knowledge, their entrepreneurial capacity, and their contribution to future generations.

Learn more about how Agros works alongside women entrepreneurs in Guatemala.​
https://f.mtr.cool/rqizuvsiee

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