Find Agricultural Programs Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Dhirajlal V. wrote:

Learning AssistanceFor the last 3 months in their own village, local young volunteers have been trained in the institute and started working as “Learning assistants”.Inspired by this, the organization has started this program from... 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 »

  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 »

  pmauro wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »