Find Agricultural Programs Nonprofits and Charities

  kazmerkm wrote:

I have been a volunteer, donor, and eventually a Board Member for this phenomenal organization. I have been to Gulu, Uganda both before and after Women's Global started working there and the difference this organization has made is amazing! They have... more »

  bridgetwall wrote:

I found out about Educate Tanzania through my mom, who knows one of the founders, Jan Hansen. She speaks passionately about the work they do and the impact that is possible with the resources they have acquired through fundraising and other partnerships.... more »

  Marilyn74 wrote:

I run a small community garden in CT and we are in constant need of funds for garden upkeep. SeedMoney is a wonderful organization! Through a recent crowdfunding campaign they ran, I was able to raise $1,000 in two days just by working my Face Book connections. more »

  Sandy Walton wrote:

Beautiful Brokenness Ministry truly has been life changing for me. The picture of brokenness Katy uses to show us how much God loves us truly opened my heart and mind to seeing God's love for me in a way life never before. I wish everyone could... more »

  Writer wrote:

StarkFresh is able to provide me and my family with fresh vegetables at really low prices. They also take my snap card and give me free vegetables. I am so grateful to have them in my neighborhood. more »

  NWsupporter wrote:

I first learned about World Neighbors 11 years ago, when I met its CEO and board chair at a conference in Washington DC. I was amazed to learn that it was then 46 years old because it was clearly doing important and effective international development... more »

  Piyush_Kathiriya_Amreli wrote:

As a volunteer I am working with this organization, the organization is working for education and health care in the society along with environment preservation, income generation and agricultural development for the most deprived families in the inner... more »

  J. Sparks wrote:

As the current world food crisis amply demonstrates, humanity at large and the Western world in particular really needs the knowledge and wisdom of this group! Reading "Diet for a Small Planet" and "Food First" as a teenager changed my life, making me... more »

  Tom Lyon wrote:

For over 25 years Heifer International has been a major influence on my life. For over 60 years Heifer has been sharing resources and knowlege with limited resource farm families across the world and in the US. I have visited projects in Honduras,... more »

  Dede C. wrote:

Beautiful farm with lots of rescued animals. You can tell how much these animals are loved and cared for upon arrival. The farm is clean, the acreage gorgeous, all the animals friendly and inquisitive. My son and I spent an afternoon recently at Black... more »

  Pepper J. wrote:

SOL does really a good job by providing orphanages with educational opportunities and helping whenever we need help. Thank you more »

  Heather Krieger wrote:

I have a child with food allergies and find the resources, information and support from FAAN invaluable! They provide so many resources on the website, so many opportunities for friends and family to get involved and also encourage political lobbying... more »

  Hillary G.1 wrote:

Charla and David (and their staff) are amazing. If you are an experienced yogi or not, you'll find their classes comforting, welcoming, and they will help you feel at ease. Yoga is so much more than a physical practice and the WSP staff help portray that... more »

  cllundy wrote:

My husband and I went to the very first fundraiser for Plant With Purpose in 1984 - it was called Floresta then. They had a holistic vision of development which caught our hearts and minds - empowering people to overcome poverty with economic, environmental... more »

  mzentmeyer wrote:

Benton Family Farms is my own personal Disney world, my happiest place on Earth. I have been spending my summers there for the past 12 years. I spent my first 8 years as a camper, from age 5 to 13. I enjoyed every moment of camp, from the amazing people... more »

  KateStalker wrote:

Seven years ago near my house, sat a 2 block hodgepodge of vacant post-industrial parcels, only a mile from the Capitol. I watched as the Center for Resilient Cities (then called the Urban Open Space Foundation) slowly aquired each. After years of input,... more »

  jennymae1016 wrote:

The BARKA Foundation is fully committed to help the people of Burkina Faso, starting with the basic needs that us, as Americans take for granted. Clean water and sanitation education are simple needs that are not met in many parts of Burkina Faso and... more »

  daniel wrote:

I can tell that after finishing this program I have learned a lot about myself, my weakness and skills. Now I am convinced that Ecuador has a lot of opportunities in agriculture. Social changes have to start from the base of every economic system, which... more »

  shopkins1970 wrote:

I’ve been volunteering with Civicom Aid for several months helping with website content. I’m impressed by the dedication and organization of this nonprofit. Although I work far away from them, I feel included and part of the team. I am impressed... more »

  JoeBerman wrote:

We have supported this amazing initiative in Mali since its inception. The Wash Project was co-founded by two young men, friends, on two continents. This is a lean organization with a single person responsible for fund-raising and a single on-the-ground-director... more »

  shotheekwe wrote:

The Hopi Foundation provides culturally specific supportive services to the Hopi community. The Hopi Foundation creates opportunities for community members to pursue personal and community wide success. The team brings generations of cultural wealth together... more »

  bonniebenham wrote:

The Adolescent Community of Santa Cruz Montessori, Wavecrest, has been visiting Live Earth Farm one day a week for the last three years. The students are guided through four work projects at the farm: art, farm economy, field studies, and health and wellness.... more »

  Catherine V. wrote:

Love love love this location, the farm, and the animals!!! Best strawberries I’ve ever eaten. more »

  pmauro wrote:

A fantastic Catholic organization taking care of the poor and the sick. It truly lives the corporal works of mercy. more »

  Christy48 wrote:

Hartford Food Systems is a phenomenal community organization with a wide range of positive food based impacts on the community. They create accessible nutrition through their mobile market, food education through little city sprouts - a program for youth... more »

  xtribalwarriorx1 wrote:

I had the opportunity to travel with Shekinah Gloria Ministries to Peru in 2009 and to see firsthand the amazing work that they are doing! The village in the area they planted their school has flourished in leaps and bounds since they began... more »

  lindo wrote:

This festival is a great example of a small community bringing people together for a positive event. It reminds us all of a common bond we have through the arts. We can't lose the arts in this country. We had a fantastic time at the festival... more »

  Celestine F. wrote:

This is a project that helps empower Ambazonians to eradicate hunger and future famine that might arise because of the ongoing war in Ambazonia. Since the destructive regime of La Republique du Cameroun targets the people's farms and their storage facilities... more »

  MatthewSmith wrote:

I've been with this organization for a while now. It started as a small organization with only 2 or so staff and has now grown into a larger location while serving many more families. The evolution of the staff has been nothing short of remarkable, and... more »

  Myrtle wrote:

I love Square Foot Gardening Foundation because I feel they are doing wonderful work around the world. Their goal is to end world hunger by teaching people how to garden. It is a very great thing, not the old-fashioned way of gardening in a row. This... more »

  amanda wrote:

I have only been involved with VIRC&D for a short period of time but I have found them always at the ready to assist in anyway possible. Their employees are always trying to help in anyway they can whether that is getting you in touch with the right people... more »

  ranaed wrote:

The CCID is just getting started as has made amazing progress in its 18 months of existence in Nicaragua. The people who run it, both US and Nicaraguan, are accessible, knowledgeable and passionate about what they do, putting in countless unpaid hours... more »

  sandersj wrote:

I'm a resident in Silver Spring, MD. Since 2019 the Nonprofit has assisted me with continuing education enrollment, volunteering in the field, and outreach skills I never knew I had. We participated with EssentialNow Point In Time Count in Montgomery... more »

  noblesam wrote:

I totally love everything about the Sustainable Earth Project. I have seen their farm, I have seen them at work, I have heard about their vision, and I have seen them teach. This is something super special here in Gainesville. Keep up the good... more »

  shannon-mirus wrote:

Arkansas Women in Agriculture is a great organization. It is still growing and as such, we sometimes have growing pains. But the women who work to keep ARWIA on track and moving forward are wonderful and work together well. I've been involved since the... more »

  JerseyTim wrote:

With all of the development in our beloved State, New Jersey agriculture needs all of the help it can get. The Ag Society does just that through their Ag Leadership Program by educating young professionals in the ag industry, bringing them together,... more »

  ccar wrote:

This is a most peaceful and loving environment. A wonderful place to renew your spirit. Well worth a visit. more »

  JaneStallman wrote:

Ever since I first heard a presentation about Earth University, I've been in love with it's philosophy, educational approach and impact on those it reaches. Earth faculty (not just "recruiters) recruit students from small towns and villages, young community... more »

  kathryneroy wrote:

Church World Service (CWS)mission is: to work with partners to eradicate hunger and poverty and promote peace and justice around the world. It has done its work with humility and effectiveness for 64 years. This work includes feeding the hungry through... more »

  SSF wrote:

I am Founder/Executive Director of SSF. SSF is an organization working to help absolute poor families in the Cambodia's poorest communities to prevent their children in need of special care to avoid them from all forms of violence, exploitation, abuse... more »

  joan315 wrote:

I have worked with WOCAN as a volunteer at the UN over the4 past 2 years. I was very impressed in 2009 with how they managed to organize the female Ministers of Agriculture and Forestry to come together and recognize their common issues and problems.... more »

  Lana Sangmeister wrote:

As a Montana native, I’ve been enjoying Montana’s natural beauty and bounty all my life. As I’ve enjoyed all that nature has to offer here, I’ve strived to be a good steward by working to preserve the quality of our land, water and air for my... more »

  jdozeran wrote:

Loved the introductory beekeeping class they held in March. Feel more comfortable managing my hives after the additional experience. more »

  annesheadache wrote:

I have watched Crystal shine with new life and purpose that she loves striving and working towards. Inspirational more »

  jason4 wrote:

While an intern at ECHO for one year, through hands-on experience I gained invaluable knowledge and skills that are foundational to my work here in Bolivia serving the poor through sustainable agriculture. While working here in Bolivia, ECHO continues... more »

  williamsted19 wrote:

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  NIKHOL wrote:

I first learned about Puente a la Salud Comunitaria (Puente) in 2008 while living in Oaxaca, and since then I have been constantly intrigued, inspired and impressed by the work carried out and the results achieved. I have been volunteering with Puente... more »

  Jack wrote:

I recently joined Grow Your Own Meal as a Board member and was instantly impressed by the depth and contribution being provided at the Board Level. The value of the program's product will provide its clients with an integrated and self contained source... more »

  annvanino wrote:

The Green Team is an organization that nurtures our environment as well as our people. Their talent in working with out of school youth, prison reentry and the public, combined with their expertise in sustainability, home agriculture and organic farming... more »

  Andy P. wrote:

Mount Grace's members are educated, motivated, and friendly. Their dedication to conserve and reclaim is unmatched. more »

  Shawn B.3 wrote:

I have served as a board member with RGCDC for four years. In that time, under the leadership of Josue Olivares, we have come to see great alignment of economic development and non-profit sides of RGCDC, all in service to making a better Albuquerque and... more »

  Carlene wrote:

When the earthquake hit Haiti, The Salvation Army was able to be "first responder" because we have about 60 locations in the country and approximately 800 people on the ground, year-in, year-out. We serve in 119 countries globally, focusing in the impoverished... more »

  Fvalsin wrote:

This organization was AWESOME! The staff was friendly and full of energy. My friend and I called to volunteer for a day and ending up volunteering for a week! We felt good about their mission and cause in the community. Two thumbs up to for FJV Foundation!... more »

  Dianne wrote:

About six years ago, I read a notice that GRuB was looking for people to help stuff envelopes for a few hours. I had been curious about GRuB, so I went. I found a group of staff and youth crew employees who were friendly, open and giving from their... more »

  defrang wrote:

Myrtle House Ministries is amazing! We sponsor the best University Student and feel blessed to do so! The communication from this organization is outstanding! We know exactly where the money we donate goes! We can see it first hand as the number of children... more »

  Jennifer314 wrote:

I ordered seeds from them last spring (2013) and I received them packaged properly but it had been raining here. The envelope was soaked through and my seeds got wet. I dried them out until I was ready to plant. None of them germinated. I sent SSE and... more »

  LBelles wrote:

Having the chance to harvest over 2,000 lbs of fresh vegetables each year from 2015-2019 for a local food pantry was very rewarding personally. Occasionally, I also volunteered at the food pantry when the vegetables were made available to the patrons.... more »

  Cgull18 wrote:

I strongly believe in what the community cupboard is doing! But on multiple occasions we have received moldy fruits and vegetables and well past it’s expiration date milk that is simply not remotely usable. This item pictured takes the cake on just... more »

  Boise T. wrote:

REVERSING CLIMATE CHANGE? Not only possible... but doable! I have been donating and working with this passionate group since 2013. In addition to giving educational workshops for composting, growing organic food and feeding Venice houseless people, their... more »

  Writer wrote:

Wow - Vets2Farm is a brilliant idea created by an actual combat vet, who returned from Afghanistan, struggled with the readjustment, and found - of all things - that just being in the quiet of nature, talking with cows, and helping other vets was more... more »

  cwcsnepal wrote:

Hope In Action provided us with some vegetable seeds to establish an orphanage garden. Our children and youths are acquiring skills for growing vegetables while producing much-needed food. Hope In Action also provided two sewing machines and supplies... more »

  cukc05 wrote:

The Land Connection started as an effort to save a central Illinois family farm from becoming a subdivision. It has over the years saved more farmland and expanded to training the new generation of farmers. This new generation is promoting sustainability... more »

  Writer wrote:

I'm an undergraduate at UNC Chapel Hill, and I've volunteered with Farmer Foodshare for the past three years. I love this organization because of how much good they have done with a relatively simple mission: connect people who grow food with people who... more »

  arley wrote:

I traveled to Zambia to help train the well drillers in air rotary drilling. The people were very friendly and welcomed me with open arms. Seeds of Hope did a great job of hosting. I found that they had truly done some amazing things with very little.... more »

  SmithKJ wrote:

This organization has a unique and critical mission providing a voice on behalf of farmers and ranchers across the entire animal agriculture community with key stakeholders. Recognizing that farming and ranching is part of our nation's critical infrastructure,... more »

  tonytanaka wrote:

This Association is not a representation of the Kauai Taro Growers. It is a non-profit that is used by the chairmen to forward his personal agendas. more »

  taracollins wrote:

The private-public benefit of the Council's work with farm and forest landowners is truly remarkable. To think that nine million people depend on a few hundred upstream landowners, to voluntarily and willingly do the right thing, those "things" that need... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Marin Agricultural Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Marin Agricultural Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Marin Agricultural Land Trust has demonstrated... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

California Rangeland Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means California Rangeland Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. California Rangeland Trust has demonstrated to the... more »

  grimd wrote:

Great place to tour a working farm with horses, goats, chickens. Hydroponic and aquaponic growing all types of greens and vegetables. Classes available. Owner is involved with 4-H, St Lucie County Fair, Indian River State College, and St Anistasia school... more »

  Annie39 wrote:

I have been a volunteer for the Lyme Disease Association, Inc. (LDA) since 1992. What amazes me about the people I work with is that everyone is a volunteer! Even the Officers and the Board members freely give their time to help people suffering with... more »

  BellaNadeau wrote:

Year-round on-site adult and youth educational programs. Hiking/biking trails for all seasons. Snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, horse-drawn wagon rides, summer camps, playground, and creek for children in summer. They have a no-till organic garden and... more »

  lvanligten wrote:

After touring the facility of Kelp Ark I found myself enthralled with their ethics and the way they connect everything with the community. Michael said he loved bringing in kids to expose them to the wonders of biology and having them being exposed will... more »

  Bonnie_B wrote:

Frying Pan Farm Park is a prime location in the Fairfax County Park Authority system in Northern Virginia. Admission is free. My son and I have been many times throughout the years, enjoying the farm animals, the historic farm life, and the simplicity... more »

  kaedance.m wrote:

In the summer I think farms should try to grow extra crops and make extra things for people in need. I say more in the summer because that's the best season to grow things, bread and pasta can be made at any time but everyone should help donate food to... more »

  jenni.engman wrote:

SEA Partners has supported the children and their families in Boma, South Sudan faithfully for 11 years. Training the families in the best practices of agriculture production and educating children through a Christian worldview has been a true success... more »

  Judge Fred wrote:

This university has recently been forcibly and violently taken over by dissident students and a few malcontented teachers. The elected Board of Trustees were forced to resign and the President of the University foced to step down. Now an unelected board... more »

  Kirk Haselton wrote:

It's been my pleasure to work and volunteer with The Climate Foundation over the past several years, dealing with areas including intellectual property, seaweed and hands-on efforts with marine permaculture prototypes. My background and knowledge in earth... more »

  Rah B. wrote:

Lost Foods Native Foods Resource Center Wow!! so impressed! I have visited the demonstration garden and taken several tours at Lost Foods Native Plant Sanctuary and Nursery. Walk the winding path around the pond. Experience birds, wildlife,... more »

  valie wrote:

The head person of the Board of Directors is a bully who uses her power to steal products from farmers and vendors. This has been taking place for years and I have seen her yell and threaten to kick people out on a number of occasions. TALK TO HER and... more »

  Virginia31 wrote:

We absolutely love every trip to Celestial Farms. The kids learn so much and enjoy spending time outdoors and with animals. more »

  Beverly wrote:

CLBL programs work magic on high school teens! The power of nature to "clear your head" is like tonic to the students who take part. The students are working outside in participatory learning that is emphasis the experience of environmental systems. As... more »

  friend.sarah.a wrote:

Written by a attendee of the fair who passed through on chance the first year and revisited the event: I have attended the West Virginia State Honey Festival at the Parkersburg City Park in previous years. There is an admission fee and vendors... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Walloon Lake Association and Conservancy became an accredited land trust in February 2022, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Walloon Lake Association and Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important... more »

  Pieps wrote:

Nuru International works to eradicate extreme poverty by empowering rural communities to achieve self-sufficiency. NURU works with local leaders to mobilize communities into groups to tackle the obstacles which are perpetuating the cycle of extreme... more »

  WalipiniCharities wrote:

I obviously love Walipini Charities, because I'm the President, but beyond that I should mention that weare a hard working team of people that focuses on education about urban agriculture, homesteading, and engaging the youth of Franklinton to improve... more »

  earthfarie13 wrote:

Jubilee Project, Inc. has been so helpful they help families with food, clean water, Youth programs and also serve meals 5 days a week to shut-ins who are unable to safely prepare meals for themselves. God Bless Jubilee Project, Inc. more »

  Zoeysmom92081 wrote:

The Angel's Depot has distributed 31,755 Meal Boxes, FREE, to Seniors Living in Poverty in San Diego County . . . prividing 666,855 Senior Meals using 698,610 Pounds of Food so far! I've helped to pack the meal boxes on several occasions. Incredibly... more »

  MichianaObserver wrote:

Unity Gardens has gone beyond nourishing bodies. They have nourished a whole community with hope and education. What they have created will be felt for many generations.These gardens take away food insecurity and people living in survival mode... more »

  PattersonFarmPreservation wrote:

The Middletown Grange Fair is an annual event and a Bucks County, PA tradition. The Grange is a fraternal, community service organization with a lengthy history of helping a great many worthy causes, including outreach to veterans and the elderly. They... more »

  nwberean wrote:

LifeNets reaches out to those many who are too frequently forgotten by the big money programs. We support them because they are an all volunteer group with dedication, determination and true concern. If you don't believe me read about their wheelchair... more »

  rpittrep5 wrote:

I am the President of the Board of Directors of the Barrington Farm School which I joined in 2020. In 2018, the Barrington Farm School was established by members of the community to preserve a 120-year-old, 3-acre farm in Barrington with the purpose of... more »

  Ryan D. C. wrote:

Dr. Christopher has been such a driving force for STEM education in the Grand Rapids area and there's nothing more powerful than accessible education. I can't recommend STEM Greenhouse highly enough! more »

  Farmerveteran wrote:

This organization spends lots of money and helps very little veterans. 80% or more on salaries, contractors and self improvements. No cool Needs a USDA audit now. more »

  Frederick A. wrote:

I have had the wonderful and amazing chance to watch and see what this organization does for everyone who comes as a student or volunteers here. It is just the most amazing thing too see how much effort all the staff put into teaching and guiding everyone... more »

  Zeina K. wrote:

Humane Farm Animal Care is the most transparent, credible certification program in farm animal food production. Their scientific animal care standards are transparent, credible and functional; the detail covers the needs of the animals to ensure the highest... more »

  Donna_Doan wrote:

Preservation organization formed in 2015 by a Farm Preservationist and former farmer of Patterson Farm, a Patterson family member, and experienced restorationists and volunteers concerned for the future of agriculture, heritage and wildlife habitat. The... more »

  Shirleymcro wrote:

CGT has had an instrumental role in furthering the "Green" movement in southern Arizona. By providing communities with the space, education, and support to grow their own healthy vegetables, they serve all ages and cultural groups. more »

  tanusam wrote:

Very satisfying both in terms of learning and fun. All the children (ages 5-11) loved taking the tour and enjoyed interacting with the friendly staff and being able to participate in farm activities such as picking vegetables and feeding the chickens.... more »

  brown wrote:

Sprout Creek is a wonderful organization that has based itself around the learning that happens when children (and adults) work directly with the land and with animals. Their appreciation for the land, as well as for their students and teachers is amazing.... more »

To introduce the elementary school children of highlands county to the county's local agriculture through a hands on interactive... more »

County fair grounds for the benefit of the youth of richland county. With the county fair being the significant activity. more »

The armenian technology group (atg) is dedicated to helping guide the republic of armenia toward food and agricultural self-sufficiency.... more »

To help transform schools to become sustainable and productive community learning centres that are rich in agro-ecological resources. Our... more »

As a champion of organic farmers across the U.S., we work to foster the improvement and widespread adoption of organic farming... more »

To ensure quality cotton by determining the varieties of cotton which can be grown by members in the central san joaquin valley... more »

Teach a greater understanding of meat animal evaluation,livestock husbandry and ethical showmanship for 4h and ffa members in... more »

To conduct an annual fair more »

Gulf wild will engage and empower the branding of fishery conservation in the gulf of mexico by inspiring positive change from... more »

Our vision is a thriving and resilient hamakua community where our rich agricultural heritage is honored and cultivated into a... more »

Preserve agricultural history more »

To promote community development, provide charitable benefits, and locally grown agricultural experiences to volunteers and community... more »

Nugenesis teaches communities how to grow, cook and understand food, and its impact more »

Promote interest in old machinery. more »

Agriculture education more »

Harvest new england (hne) is a cooperative marketing program created by new englands state departments of agriculture in 1992.... more »

The mission of top of the ozarks more »

Provide educational opportunities for the citizens of manatee county through the university of florida extension service. more »

To help livestock owners exhibit, display, and market livestock; improve the conditions of those engaged in the exhibiting of... more »

The organization furnishes water supply to its members. more »