Donate and Support the Future of Farming!
Training a new generation of farmers is an on-going endeavor, so we hope to inspire you to continue giving to the effort. No gift is ever too small or too large to be put to immediate use, and the impacts show up for years in the work of our graduates.
Please consider supporting the Organic Farm School, a registered 501c3 nonprofit
Make a regular monthly donation - these help with surprise expenses like replacing the axel on our old Kubota, or keeping potholes filled in our driveway, etc.
Make a one-time gift - these help with major expenses like a new hoop house, or scholarships for students, etc.)
Talk with us about making a multiple-year pledge to keep the program strong and responsive to the needs of students and the community over time.
Empowering new farmers takes a lot of resources—from land and farm equipment to classroom space and staff, just to name the essentials!
With more than half of all US farmers 55+ years old and with 91 million acres of farmland needing to be transitioned to new farmers in the next five years, helping new farmers is vital to ensuring that our food system develops sustainably into the future.
As hard as we work to keep our expenses lean and our earned revenue from student produce robust, fundraising will always be part of what we do. We're hoping you see yourself as part of the future of food and farming on Whidbey and beyond, and that you'll be inspired to make a financial gift to support the Organic Farm School.
We are so proud of the work and vision of our students/graduates and hope you share this sense of pride in the work they do and how they show up in the world. Your contributions to the Organic Farm School are an investment in a resilient and accessible food system. Thank you!
Donations can be made by clicking the form below or by mailing a check to
OFS, P.O. Box 837, Freeland, WA 98249.
No gift is too small or too big to be put to use right away! Monthly gifts are appreciated and can be set up through Donorbox (choose monthly below) or through your banking institution.