These funds will go towards our solidarity scholarship fund which creates accessibility to  the center for BIPOC activists, land defenders, and water protectors for healing and restoration from their frontline work.
These funds will go towards the expansion of our agricultural commons. Currently, our farm provides 60% of the food we serve at the center. The remaining food we source from neighboring farms. Our intention over the next 3 years  is to expand our agricultural commons to create a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) in which we invite local community members to participate in. Every household that volunteers at the farm receives the food that is grown. This will enable our local bioregion to have more food security and to share regenerative and syntropic farming practices, which are currently not implemented in the local community. 
