What is Farmigo?
Farmigo operates as a certified Benefit Corporation, fundamentally redefining how communities access fresh, locally sourced produce and handmade goods. By bypassing traditional industrial food systems, the company provides a digital infrastructure that empowers small-scale farmers to manage sustainable businesses while offering consumers a direct, transparent connection to their food sources. The platform facilitates community-based ordering and distribution, effectively reducing food waste and ensuring that agricultural products reach the table with minimal transit time. This model not only supports the economic viability of local foodmakers but also fosters a deeper, more mindful connection between neighbors and the land that sustains them.
How much funding has Farmigo raised?
Farmigo has raised a total of $10M across 2 funding rounds:
Series A
$2M
Series B
$8M
Series A (2009): $2M with participation from Benchmark Capital
Series B (2012): $8M led by Sherbrooke Capital, RSF Social Finance, and Benchmark Capital
Key Investors in Farmigo
Sherbrooke Capital
A venture firm focused on the Healthy, Active, and Sustainable Living market, providing growth capital to companies that promote wellness and better-for-you consumer products.
RSF Social Finance
A social finance organization dedicated to mobilizing capital for social good, with a specific focus on sustainable food, agriculture, and community impact initiatives.
Benchmark Capital
A premier venture capital firm known for its early-stage investments in transformative technology companies and its long-term commitment to disruptive market innovation.
What's next for Farmigo?
With the infusion of this latest capital, Farmigo is positioned to accelerate its operational footprint and enhance its proprietary logistics technology. The company's strategic roadmap focuses on deepening its penetration in existing markets while exploring new geographic territories to meet the rising demand for farm-fresh, sustainable food alternatives. As the organization matures, it remains committed to its core B-Corp values, balancing aggressive growth with social and environmental impact. Future initiatives will likely involve scaling the platform's capacity to support a larger network of Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) partners, thereby strengthening the resilience of local food ecosystems against the volatility of global supply chains.
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