What started as a simple farm stand selling baked goods quickly grew into the Shushan Farm bread shed. Every Saturday, neighbors, families, and even people from other towns would come, not just to buy bread, but to connect. Shushan Farm became a place where people showed up for each other, creating a sense of community that had not existed in this way before. It was never just about bread; it was about belonging, warmth, and the joy of gathering together. 
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 Unfortunately, due to local bylaws and a neighbor’s report, I may not be able to operate the bread shed from my home. I am working to change the bylaw, but if I am unable to do so, I hope to find a commercial space for a café, a real home for the community we have built together. I want to create a space where people can sit, stay, talk, bring their kids, meet their neighbors, and feel like they belong. Not rushed, not transactional, just a place that feels warm and alive, rooted in the same values that made Shushan Farm special from the start. 
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 The support I have received so far has been overwhelming, and it is clear this is something bigger than just me, it is something the community wants and is part of building. With your help, we can secure a space that allows us to keep growing in a sustainable, responsible way, while staying true to what made people fall in love with Shushan Farm. Your support will help give our community a real home and keep the spirit of Shushan Farm alive. Thank you for believing in this vision and being part of our story.

mandy gees

Bruce Stephen

Maria De Lira

Anonymous

Julie Hall

Re Ee

Lorraine Rigan

Harshitha Krishnan

Emily Jones

Rose Curtiss Curtiss

Theresa Gamble

Diane Alvarado

Sarah McCartin

Cheryl Tavernelli

Kathy Smith

Penny Whichello

Joanne Miles

Katrina Regan

Michelle A Kondroski

Jessica LoVerme

Help Shushan Farm Find a New Home

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