Sponsor Utah Refugee Goats
Your sponsorship helps refugee families rebuild through animal care, farm training, food access, agritourism, and a place where culture, dignity, and opportunity can grow again.
Why Sponsorship Matters
Many refugee families come from farming traditions where goats, chickens, eggs, meat, and land are part of culture, survival, and family memory. Sponsorship helps turn those traditions into stability and opportunity here in Utah.
Your support becomes real help.
When families arrive after displacement, they often carry farming knowledge but lack land, animals, tools, and a pathway to begin again. Utah Refugee Goats provides a place where those skills can be used, taught, and passed on to the next generation.
Your sponsorship supports feed, fencing, tools, poultry rebuilding, animal care, farm repairs, and hands-on training for refugee-led agriculture.
When you sponsor the farm, you help turn land into opportunity, animals into training, and community support into hope.
What Your Sponsorship Supports
Sponsors help cover practical needs that keep animals safe and the deeper needs that help refugee families rebuild skills, confidence, and community connection.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Choose a level that fits your family, business, church, school, foundation, or organization. Custom sponsorships and service projects are welcome.
Friend of the Farm
Helps provide basic farm supplies and animal care support.
- Name listed on sponsor page
- Thank-you recognition
- Farm impact update
Feed Sponsor
Supports goat and chicken feed, water systems, and daily animal care.
- Logo or name on website
- Social media thank-you
- Farm impact update
Training Sponsor
Helps refugees receive training in goat care, poultry care, fencing, and farm skills.
- Logo on sponsor page
- Social media recognition
- Invitation to farm visit
Chicken Coop Sponsor
Helps rebuild poultry programs and supports eggs, meat, and refugee training.
- Logo on project page
- Recognition at farm event
- Photo update from project
Community Partner
Supports fencing, animal care, refugee training, and community farm programs.
- Featured sponsor recognition
- Group farm visit opportunity
- Logo on materials
Legacy Sponsor
Provides major support for refugee-led farming and long-term farm growth.
- Major sponsor recognition
- Custom partnership options
- Annual impact story
Does this match your core values?
If your company, church, school, or organization values any of the areas below, sponsoring Utah Refugee Goats is a meaningful way to live those values through visible community impact.
Create a Service Project
We can help your team create a hands-on service project around animal care, chicken coop rebuilding, land cleanup, farm repairs, refugee training support, or a group volunteer day.
Volunteer Workday
Bring your team to help with fencing, animal care, cleanup, painting, and farm improvement projects.
Community Project
Sponsor and complete a project that directly benefits refugee families and strengthens teamwork.
Land Stewardship
Support sustainable agriculture, goat grazing, habitat care, weed mitigation, and land cleanup.
Sponsor Benefits
Sponsorship is more than a donation. It is a visible partnership with a refugee-led community farm.
- Website and social media recognition
- Farm visit or volunteer day opportunities
- Project photos and impact updates
- Employee, student, or church service projects
- Community goodwill and mission-aligned visibility
Custom Partnerships
We welcome partnerships with businesses, foundations, schools, churches, community groups, and families.
- Fund a chicken coop or fencing project
- Sponsor animal feed or veterinary needs
- Support refugee training and farm education
- Create a group service day at the farm
- Help expand agritourism and youth education
Ready to sponsor?
Utah Refugee Goats
Phone: 801-613-7647
Email: contact@refugeegoats.org
Address: 6664 W 1400 N, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116
Help refugee families rebuild their future
Together, we can turn sponsorship into food, training, animal care, youth education, and lasting opportunity for refugee families in Utah.