
Franklinton Farms Annual Fundraiser
Tax deductible
Franklinton Farms has just $2,000 remaining to reach our year-end fundraising goal. Support your local nonprofit urban farm by donating to help us reach this goal by the end of 2017! Your contribution supports Franklinton Farms' ongoing efforts to build a more healthy and local food system through urban agriculture.
This year, our farm has grown in size as well as programs and four of our biggest success of 2017 include:
- Expanding our neighborhood Weekly Produce Basket (CSA) to 40 summer households and 20 winter households
- Developing a family-oriented learning garden that, in partnership with multiple neighborhood organizations and OSU, will serve as a neighborhood gardening education venue
- Launching an urban agriculture training program to help equip neighbors (those who struggle with barriers to employment such as addiction and conviction history) with light construction and landscaping skills
- Transitioning a large portion of the farm's electricity generation to renewable solar-power to showcase Franklinton Farms' commitment to building a carbon-neutral local food system.
We believe that sustainable agriculture and good food have the power to transform. We envision a neighborhood and food system that respects the land, values all people, and celebrates community.
By helping us reach our $2,000 goal you are helping Franklinton Farms promote a variety of initiatives that support a socially just and environmentally sustainable food system in the chronically under-served Franklinton neighborhood.
Let's create a healthier community together.
For more information on our programs and mission, visit franklintonfarms.org
Grateful to be doing this work,
Franklinton Farms Team
This year, our farm has grown in size as well as programs and four of our biggest success of 2017 include:
- Expanding our neighborhood Weekly Produce Basket (CSA) to 40 summer households and 20 winter households
- Developing a family-oriented learning garden that, in partnership with multiple neighborhood organizations and OSU, will serve as a neighborhood gardening education venue
- Launching an urban agriculture training program to help equip neighbors (those who struggle with barriers to employment such as addiction and conviction history) with light construction and landscaping skills
- Transitioning a large portion of the farm's electricity generation to renewable solar-power to showcase Franklinton Farms' commitment to building a carbon-neutral local food system.
We believe that sustainable agriculture and good food have the power to transform. We envision a neighborhood and food system that respects the land, values all people, and celebrates community.
By helping us reach our $2,000 goal you are helping Franklinton Farms promote a variety of initiatives that support a socially just and environmentally sustainable food system in the chronically under-served Franklinton neighborhood.
Let's create a healthier community together.
For more information on our programs and mission, visit franklintonfarms.org
Grateful to be doing this work,
Franklinton Farms Team
Organizer
Sarah Zinn
Organizer
Columbus, OH
Franklinton Farms
Beneficiary