Farmers and land stewards
Growers producing culturally relevant food, keeping seed, and reclaiming ancestral stewardship practices on land across Oregon and Washington.
Partners
Nobody moves capital alone
Our redistribution is powered by funders who choose to give up control, and by a coalition of Black-led organizations working across the same food system.
Funding partners
Where the capital comes from
- Liberating Investment for the Food and Farm Ecosystem (LIFE), a project of Resist
- Collins Foundation
- Collective Courage Fund of The Partnership Fund
- WJ Silverstein Family Trust
- Kwik Lok Corporation
- Liberated Capital Food and Land Justice Fund
- Jubilee Justice
- New Communities
- Decolonizing Wealth Project
- HEAL Food Alliance
- Minnow
Black agrarian ecosystem
Who we build with
Black Oregon Land Trust
Land acquisition and stewardship
Black Food Sovereignty Coalition
Network building and markets
Black Futures Farm
Urban farming and community healing
Mudbone Grown
Intergenerational community farming
Feed'em Freedom Foundation
Food access and farmer organizing
Black Food System Leaders
The people already doing the work
Our role is to move resources toward leadership that is already rooted, already trusted, and already transforming the regional food system.
Land justice organizers
Leaders acquiring and holding land in Black ownership through trusts, cooperatives, and collective governance structures.
Market and distribution builders
Organizers creating market access, distribution, and food dignity programs that connect Black growers to Black communities.