Backing Agricultural Wellbeing Together

Farmstrong Scotland is the wellbeing charity for farmers and crofters. We know that rural businesses, vets, feed merchants, contractors, machinery dealers, advisors and many more are the lifeblood of farming communities. That’s why we’ve created The Farmstrong Business Club: a way for small rural businesses to show their support and invest in the wellbeing of the people they work with every day.

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Why join?

Your support funds wellbeing resources, peer support networks and resilience-building initiatives tailored to the unique challenges of agricultural life. It’s more than a donation, it’s an investment in a thriving future for Scottish agriculture.

By joining The Farmstrong Business Club, you will:

• Support a resilient and thriving agricultural community, where farmers and crofters enjoy positive mental and social wellbeing.
• Help reduce stress and encourage healthier mindsets across the industry.
• Strengthen industry ties by engaging directly with the Farmstrong community.
• Align your business with a respected agricultural charity.
• Receive insights from Farmstrong’s research and stories to inform your own business strategy.
• Position your company as a visible supporter of mental health and wellbeing in Scottish agriculture.

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The impact of your support

Farmstrong’s work is farmer and crofter-led. We share real-life stories, run events and workshops, build peer networks, and create tools and resources that make wellbeing practical and relatable.

Your contribution will help:

• Develop more community events and groups to reduce isolation and bring people together.
• Share stories and podcasts that encourage open conversations about mental health.
• Provide resources and workshops designed to build resilience and support positive change.
• Ensure the agricultural community feels supported and prepared to handle challenges, change and uncertainty.

If these options don't suit your business, please get in touch to discuss the funding and partnership opportunities available. 

Together, we can build stronger communities, healthier businesses, and a more resilient future for Scottish agriculture.