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Small Farms, Big Impacts

thefruitguyscommunityfund

Supporting #smallfarms in the U.S. with #grants for #sustainability projects🌱🌻🍊🐝🌎🌞

We are excited to announce that this year we've aw

We are excited to announce that this year we've awarded 18 grantees a total of $83,757 for projects spanning focus areas such as water conservation, energy efficiency, biodiversity, pollination, seed preservation, and ecological land management.
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The majority of funds were directed to farmers of color, LGBTQ farmers, women farmers, and beginning farmers in an effort to provide critical support to under-represented farmers and communities that have been historically marginalized.
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We extended our impact to support farms for the first time in Mississippi, Tennessee, and Kentucky.
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Learn more and meet our Class of 2023 grantees at the link in our bio!
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#SmallGrantsBigImpacts

Thank you for 25 Years of GoodWorks!
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Our mission

Thank you for 25 Years of GoodWorks!
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Our mission is to grow healthy companies while fighting hunger & supporting small farms. Your choice to order fresh fruit & healthy snacks from us makes a positive impact on your community & the planet.
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Scroll to see highlights from your hunger relief efforts. View our full 25 Year Impact Report at the link in our bio.
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#25YearsofImpact #thankyou #hungerrelief #community #environment

2022 grantee, EARTHseed Farm, a certified-organic,

2022 grantee, EARTHseed Farm, a certified-organic, solar-powered 14-acre agricultural nonprofit in Sebastopol, CA, grows apples, pears, persimmons, plums, pluots, guavas, mixed berries, herbs, & flowers. They operate & are rooted in AfroIndigenous permaculture principles built on the long legacy of earth wisdom traditions of people of African descent. They received $4,970 to install a rainwater catchment system they expect will provide up to 1,000 gallons of water each year that they will use to irrigate their orchard & become part of educational tours.

EARTHseed is thrilled to have successfully installed a 525-gallon rainwater catchment system on their farm store. The system is featured on tours & shared with farm visitors for their U-Pick operation & other programs. Abundance Steward Mallika Nair told us that the project had been a good start towards water conservation on the farm, & they are already looking at expanding the system.

Learn more at the link in our bio.

#SmallFarmsBigImpacts

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