Find Farmland Preservation Nonprofits and Charities

  alpacas wrote:

Blue Star is an amazing place for both humans and horses. It is a draft horse rescue and sanctuary. There are also smaller breeds that have found their way to the farm. They find perfect homes for their residents, and focus on finding the right home--not... more »

  SSKK wrote:

At present, I am working as Director of Shikshan Ane Samaj Kalyan Kendra. Mostly all my services are in rural in slum areas, which are neglected by the people. My tries to use local resources in field of work as far as possible for smooth implementation... more »

  Ronnie Lee wrote:

Mountain Faith Mission is a small independent nonprofit operating in Haiti. The ministry of MFM is multifaceted despite it's small size. The mission has 17 churches, 6 schools, children's home, medical clinic, bakery, and an agricultural program.... more »

  nabair wrote:

The Lancaster Farmland Trust is the perfect organization to consider on Earth Day! Comitted to preserving farmland, the Trust supports the largest positive influence on Earth which is modern agriculture. By preserving farmland and productive agricultural... more »

  MaritaPierce wrote:

The Green Earth Moringa Dried Loose Leaf Tea is the best brand for me. After comparing Green Earth moringa tea with other brands, I found it of premium quality. It is sealed with freshness guaranteed. Its certifications signify the integrity of its processing... more »

  Craig McNamara wrote:

As a farmer, the most important resource that I have available to me is the land that I farm. And as a steward of that land, my long term goal is to replenish the soil using sustainable techniques such as composting and cover cropping with leguminous... more »

  ActuallyJZ wrote:

FRESHFARM is an essential organization in the Mid-Atlantic region, connecting community members to local farmers, promoting sustainable agriculture, providing gardening, cooking, and nutrition education for local students, and increasing food access and... more »

  Kevin wrote:

I am so proud to be a part of this organization. Their mission for land preservation and historic preservation in Bucks County is very important to the community and the environment. The preservation of our agricultural resources is so important to... more »

  amvolanaki wrote:

Great subject and very useful programs. I liked the approach and also the information FSC aims to give to the beneficiaries. Food security is a cause that concerns every single part of the world. I also loved the articles and the info shared on the organization’s... more »

  ksmith wrote:

ALC has been an outstanding, extraordinarily effective conservation organization. Despite significant obstacles, it secured the in-perpetuity protection of the 83,000-acre Hearst Ranch in San Luis Obispo County, where other conservation groups had failed.... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

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

  eltham wrote:

I am the chief plant propagator for the government of Jamaica we have benefited immmensely from TTFF in the introduction to new planting material to Jamaica more »

  Julie V. wrote:

Volunteering at the Trustees of Reservations has been the best volunteer experience I have ever had. It is a place that never asks for too much of your time, appreciates all you give- whether it is an hour or 100 hours. In the past with other organizations,... more »

  tosh12 wrote:

Karl and Debbie have a calling from Yahweh to help those with healthcare, spiritual or emotional needs. They are very knowledgeable in preventative healthcare, overall health and wellness, and extremely insightful to those who want to learn about the... more »

  radio3885 wrote:

The Brunswick Topsham Land Trust is one of a growing number of "land trusts" in the State of Maine. Its office is in downtown Brunswick Maine. Technically this "land trust" is a "non profit" organization BUT... this "non profit" organization... more »

  rcdpartner wrote:

The South Central Washington RC&D is a lead RC&D for the State of Washington. Their impact in the region and state-wide is outstanding. I've worked with the Council and RC&D Coordinator, Heather, on a number of occasions and can't say enough great things... more »

  Chelsey34 wrote:

My children attends Knox County schools and I lost my job and fell on hard times and this organization helped my family with food and tutored my kids. more »

  TetonValleyGirl wrote:

East Idaho is so lucky to have the Land Trust helping to keep our lands from being overdeveloped and the area as beautiful as possible. Please consider them when donating your time or money. more »

  Michelle145 wrote:

I have been very impressed with the support and high level of service i have received from this organization. Everyone I have spoken to has been super knowledgeable and friendly. As a new farmer just starting out I have been humbled and overwhelmed... more »

  Loves_Animals wrote:

Bad neighbor. They seem to not preserve land as much as they develop it or use it for their own gain. I have suffered property damage from people visiting one of their "preserves" coming on to my property. A friendly request for a "private" sign was not... more »

  preservation wrote:

I continue to donate to this organization each year because they produce results. I have met most of the staff members, and they strike me as very motivated to achieve the organization's goals. They do excellent work with what seems to be a low overhead... more »

  JAS2013 wrote:

Like a plant without water, if I go any length of time without enjoying the natural surroundings of my own backyard, I too, feel like I will wither away. The beauty of the natural surroundings in Santa Barbara County is largely do to the work of nonprofits... more »

  GHoag wrote:

This is one of the most accomplished and impactful land trusts in the nation. They were one of the first to become nationally Accredited for demonstrating the highest standards of good governance, ethical practice, and transparancy in their land transactions,... more »

  ericnost wrote:

I have known Local Foods Connection for over a couple of years now. I first helped out in the summer of 2007 when I accompanied families in the program who receive CSA shares out to the farms which supply the produce. Most of these families, especially... more »

  kathy17 wrote:

I feel privileged to serve on the board of ProNica, a Quaker initiated non-profit which was started over 24 years ago to provide material aid and assistance to Nicaraguan communities devastated by war. Most of our projects empower women to feed and sustain... more »