Find Youth Development Agricultural Nonprofits and Charities

  Rob_11 wrote:

Amazing Organization supporting over 550,000 young people as they develop premier leadership, gain personal growth and explore successful careers in the agricultural industry and beyond more »

  Sue_43 wrote:

I became aware of the Sanctuary from another volunteer. I had been interested in learning to ride horses and was told by another friend I should learn to be around horses. I started to volunteer and learned there is a lot to caring for horses and have... more »

  Sheryl Davis wrote:

The program is awesome, allows youth to give back to the community and learn about the environment, as well as nutrition (eating healthy, living gardens) more »

  Marilyn39 wrote:

My grandson, Dylan, who is now age 15 in high school has been going to the HHH barn in Delray Beach the past five years. Through the years, he has had a place to share his anxious moments, moves to new schools, greatly improve his relationship with his... more »

  Angelohavoc wrote:

I have two things in which strides helped me with. I have aspergers autism and I joined the marine corps. As a person with aspergers I am absolutely not a fan of change. I loved being in the marines; it was structured. Coming home to the chaos of America... 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 »

  Julia66 wrote:

Ronnie does amazing work at Nicaphoto! Her kids benefit so much from the opportunities she provides them. She is able to combine art, education, health, and community to create an extremely supportive environment. Her participants are already giving back... more »

  rhodyman wrote:

On November 9, 2010, Scott Aker of the US National Arboretum announced the Arboretum would destroy "National Boxwood Collection and the co-located Perennial Collections as well as the Glenn Dale Hillside portion of the Azalea Collection." The... more »

  lilhorsecrazy wrote:

I volunteered here for about six months, and while there, I had such a wonderful experience! It was a lot of fun to meet the people and work with the horses. This organization does some really awesome things and is a fantastic place to get involved with.... more »

  Catherine wrote:

STAT is a young growing organization that offers scholarships to children and young people who have special needs throughout a 7 County area in the Southern Tier of New York State. Among their board of directors is the President and Founder who is a professional... more »

  Siana S. wrote:

FTGU Farms is a brilliantly designed non profit. The simple and refined model allows the FTGU team to bring nutritious and healthy food to our most underserved community members fast. A garden can be put up in a matter of hours. Their projects not only... more »

  Melanie Matthews M. wrote:

It is hard to put into words how much Unbridled Hope has enriched my life as well the life of my daughter. The horses are so gentle, accepting, and plain old therapeutic. Their ability to empathize with each individual, knowing EXACTLY what is in the... more »

  deborah@primeroad.com wrote:

The staff are well organized, creative and very respectful of both children and adults. It is a great program. I highly recommend it to all I know. 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 »

  kckellsbells wrote:

I have known Cheri White Owl for over two years now and her hard work and determination are amazing. She has a children's program and a program for our American veterans. She not only helps and heals horses, but she helps and heals children and veterans.... more »

  TRI Instructor wrote:

Borrowed Freedom delivers a quality experience for individuals with special needs. The volunteer staff and assistants and highly qualified, the horses are meticulously cared for, and the farm environment is quiet and peaceful. The organization has a detailed... more »

  cskelton7 wrote:

Did you know that persons with a disability are more than 300% less likely to be employed than those without a disability? Did you know that 61 million adults in the US live with a disability? Well, Smile Farms is certainly doing its part to change that.... 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 »

  gesmallridge wrote:

Dominic Palumbo, Farmer Dom, is a born educator. I learn something new about food, farming and community in every conversation I have with him. I am deeply grateful for his dedication to Life and the love of farming. more »

  wtdixon3 wrote:

I am a WSU Master Gardener who has been a volunteer for the Foundation since 2012. We are currently running a Food Garden Drive to raise funds to build another 50 food gardens for low-income families in our communities. If you are interested in donating,... more »

  bgash11 wrote:

I find that supporting and working with Arrive is beneficial because it is a personal, small non-profit organization. The impactful work has an incredible impact on the kids Arrive helps, and after going to Kenya I saw firsthand the on-the-ground operations.... more »

  theoklahomajo wrote:

So many times when we think of non-profits and charities, we think about what we have to do for them. We're often asked for donations of our time and money to help keep their programs operational and in that regard, The Right Path is no different. But... more »

  jsandeen wrote:

Prairie Loft Center has become a vital part of the city of Hastings and surrounding areas. Their emphasis on outdoor and agricultural education is teaching young people a greater appreciation of the outdoors and the ways our food is grown. Field trips,... more »

  gyoungwon wrote:

I work at UPROSE as the Youth Organizing Coordinator. This past summer, at our annual At the Table Leadership Institute, as part of our food justice learning, we visited Freedom Farm as a day trip. We were warmly invited by Edgar Hayes and his family... more »

  Writer wrote:

Beautiful facility, experienced staff - fantastic summer camps and year round programming! Harmony Hollow is a special place! more »

  Writer wrote:

I love City Blossoms! I have seen them do amazing work with kids of all ages all around the city. I have seen high schoolers take ownership of their garden and their produce and value-added products with pride and energy. I have seen little kids express... more »

  jlawrence wrote:

I recently went to the Somerville Maple Syrup Boil Down - it was amazing! As a community member, and a staff member, I was floored by how well the program went. Over two days there were over 1000 people who enjoyed a great outdoor space, learning about... more »

  Suzy K. wrote:

CORRAL really helped my daughter for over two years. She has had a difficult life and really needed "a leg up," however, we were never made aware that they could remove her from the program without explanation and without warning until we received a letter... more »

  dani1999 wrote:

I am a parent to two children who have attend Detroit Horse Power's week long camps. They have learned a great deal about horses, their anatomy, how to ride, and how to care for the horses they ride. This program also encourages the children to make new... more »

  Maryann P. wrote:

Greetings, I moved to Utah and immediately put my name on the waiting list at the community garden near my home. I am retired on disability and that sure can dampen my spirits. I have become involved with teh Wasatch Community Gardens and feel better... more »

  Sarah K. wrote:

Leilani Farm Sanctuary is doing amazing work at rescuing abused and abandoned farm animals, and teaching the public (especially youth) about where our food comes from and how to be more compassionate toward farm animals. more »

  Writer wrote:

I've been involved with many not for profits especially those that serve our young , I love The Future Society, Larry Fair and Shonda Nesbit. They are the real deal! If you want to start off the new year feeling good write out a check I promise you it... 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 »

  Fernanda T. wrote:

I volunteered for Green City Force in 2018 and helped them with their communications strategy. Today I'm proud to be an official Advocate of this amazing organization which has been training so many talented young people and making a green and positive... more »

  hazellmr513 wrote:

Moving to Ravenwood Farms in 2020 was the best decision I could have made for myself and my horse! Dawn has always taken great care of my horse, and the time, care, and effort she puts in to all of the horses and the farm really shows. She is able to... more »

  Grady2023 wrote:

Lee, the horses, the volunteers and all who participate in the programs at Spur N Up Hope are in the most beautiful place with the kindest people who believe in the healing power of God. more »

  Dawnmd wrote:

The Whaley Ranch stands as a remarkable destination, passionately committed to fostering outdoor adventures while actively addressing mental health challenges among today's youth. The presence of their diverse array of farm animals consistently brings... 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 »

  Bruce Braciszewski wrote:

The Classroom of the Future Foundation has been supporting partnerships between businesses and school in San Diego County for more than 15 years. It has recognized dozens of technology programs that have improved teaching and learning as well as provide... more »

  maitcfoundation wrote:

MN Ag in the Classroom Foundation is the state's largest comprehensive agricultural literacy organization. They have very little over head (only one staff person) and dedicate a majority of their resources to education. more »

  sscattle wrote:

Once a good forum for it's mission, the TJLA responsibilities as a children's charity are clouded while it's current leadership lacks the integrity needed for running a healthy nonprofit. Because it's administrators refuse to abide by state mandated... more »

  Writer wrote:

Maine 4-H Foundation supports over 20,000 Maine youth annually, three Camp and Learning Centers supporting over 9,500 young people during the year. Programs focus on STEM, Environmental education, leadership and service, food systems, health and wellness. more »

  crittercomfort wrote:

They do such great work with the kids, reasonably fair judging in contests and with farm animals too. Great way to keep kids busy with projects and learning to care for farm animals. It is so nice to see the kids tending to the animals at festivals,... more »

  Tina117 wrote:

Loveland Youth Gardens is a great program. They bring all kinds of kids together who are having struggles. My son is part of this group. I have seen a change in him. The kids really bond and they develop special relationships. They work as a team. They... more »

  Dennyhymel wrote:

Great facility for students. Lots of hands-on activitives. more »

  Steve136 wrote:

I was a ten year 4-H member in Marshall county. It was a great opportunity to meet other students and learn life skills! 4-H teaches kids not only hands on skills but also teaches lessons in leadership, competition, punctallity, and hard work. Marshall... more »

  Dody M. wrote:

A wonderful organization that provides hands-on educational experiences for youth 5-19. 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 »

  Donor989 wrote:

A small staff but all are very dedicated and making great strides for their size. more »

  Sherrie Nestor wrote:

I have been helping with the Progressive Ag Safety Days for 17 years. I have presented grain entrapment and tractor rollover safety. The training that they give you and the support after the training is the best I have had. It compares with the Scouting... more »

  Grandinteriors wrote:

I was a consigner for their last Antique and Collectibles auction in July. I thought I could help out the museum and make some money as well. They take 25% of every sale. It was supposed to be a win-win. What a disaster. Not only did they over consign... more »

  Chris69 wrote:

A wonderful place where kids learn life lessons through farming. Hundreds of chickens, rabbits, goats, sheep, ducks, a donkey and a cow provide chores and opportunities for learning and laughing. more »

  mcrisrivera wrote:

Student Action with Farmworkers (SAF) celebrates 20 years of solidarity with farmworkers this year. Since its incorporation in 1992, it has worked deeply with over 650 young people, directly impacted over 80,000 farmworkers, and reached over 250,000 students... 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 »

  linda46 wrote:

Limited amount of time but Google and local media sources would find that this nonprofit was corrupt and poorly run. It's director, Joann Sebby, kept funds intended to feed and house the animals. Taxes were never filed. Donations were not put where they... more »

  wildspring wrote:

This organization is impressive. They have developed a strong array of educational programs for schools and various organizations, and have been very effective in generating support from the business and civic communities. These are people who fervently... more »

  kristrip wrote:

Ridin High is an amazing place of caring for others. They take great care in helping people with all different life challenges to succeed and grow❤️I am so proud to be a volunteer at Ridin High������������������ more »

  ILoveHorses wrote:

Harry is one of those great teachers in life who speaks in stories and seamlessly guides you directly to an area in your life that needs some reflection! He has, in one way or another, helped everyone I've witnessed come across his path. He connects... more »

  jjcarr1123 wrote:

Wambli Ska Society is a non-profit doing important and valuable work in our Rapid City/Western South Dakota community. It is full of great, high-character folks from the top down. more »

  Leigh Ann De C. wrote:

Great experience with Farmer Katie and her goats ❤️The greenhouse and Tiny House are wonderful and loved the grape vine area (delicious grapes!)You can tell Katie has a passion for what she does and I love that she helps Veterans with farming.... more »

  Smiller88 wrote:

Hidden Springs is a true haven in the city! A place where any child can come and be loved on, experience horses, and even catch a fish! The volunteers have hearts of gold and no matter who you are or where you're from, this place will feel like home. more »

  Dip12345 wrote:

The work these folks are doing is just amazing!! This is exactly what Meridian needed! I can't want to visit again! more »

  jillyjill779 wrote:

This group doesn't serve Prescott or Prescott Valley communities as they claimed, they do serve Chino Valley tho. more »

  Digir74j wrote:

Melissa does a wonderful job taking care of the goats and tending to the land. There is so much to learn by engaging with this organization, and they serve the community with a variety of informative and fun events! more »

To foster an understanding of the principles of environmental justice and urban sustainability in our young people in order to... more »

To provide support for knightsen 4h members. more »

Support girls softball more »

The University of California 4-H Youth Development Program engages youth in reaching their fullest potential while advancing the... more »

The organization recognizes and rewards youth involved in raising and showing livestock. Membership is open to all youth throughout... more »

Agricultural information exchange more »

Facilitate socially responsible business innovation, investment opportunities and financial access to promote sustainable economic... more »

Perpetuation, protection and propagation of fish and game in idaho more »

YOUTH EDUCATION CENTERED AROUND PAVILION THAT THE ORGANIZATION HAS BUILT. more »

Educational more »

The purpose of this foundation shall be to promote, encourage, support, assist with finances, and enrich 4-h programs in canadian... more »

FCCLA has a national membership of nearly 222,000 young men and women in nearly 8,000 local chapters. There are 53 state associations... more »

FCCLA has a national membership of nearly 222,000 young men and women in nearly 8,000 local chapters. There are 53 state associations... more »

FCCLA has a national membership of nearly 222,000 young men and women in nearly 8,000 local chapters. There are 53 state associations... more »

Educational services and training more »

FCCLA has a national membership of nearly 222,000 young men and women in nearly 8,000 local chapters. There are 53 state associations... more »

To support youth development education. more »

Education / Youth Development more »

The wisconsin 4-h foundation generates resources to invest in the positive development of 4-h youth. more »

Hosting a county youth fair more »

Development of leadership skills for more »

Youth development and education more »

The primary exempt purpose is to solicit funds for the promotion of vocational education for students in career education programs more »

FCCLA has a national membership of nearly 222,000 young men and women in nearly 8,000 local chapters. There are 53 state associations... more »

To serve the 4-h and ffa youth of clark county as they produce and market livestock projects as part of their experience in these... more »

FCCLA has a national membership of nearly 222,000 young men and women in nearly 8,000 local chapters. There are 53 state associations... more »

FCCLA has a national membership of nearly 222,000 young men and women in nearly 8,000 local chapters. There are 53 state associations... more »

The arizona 4-h youth foundation was organized to encourage and administer private gifts for the arizona 4-h youth program which... more »

FCCLA has a national membership of nearly 222,000 young men and women in nearly 8,000 local chapters. There are 53 state associations... more »

The organization's primary exempt purpose is to instill in the wharton fair exhibitors the ideals of sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty,... more »

To provide education scholarships to youth and financial assistance in the time of crisis for families connected to the cutting... more »

Sponsor fundraising activities for and on behalf of the 4-h clubs of avoyelles parish, louisiana and in general to further the... more »

The mission of 4-h is to provide opportunities for youth to acquire knowledge, develop life skills, form attitudes, and practice... more »

FCCLA has a national membership of nearly 222,000 young men and women in nearly 8,000 local chapters. There are 53 state associations... more »

The mission of scaffa is career development and education in all agricultural areas. more »

The North Carolina FFA Foundation, Inc. was founded in 1976, for the primary purpose of securing financial support for agricultural... more »

Educational & recreational camping more »

The nebraska 4-h foundation seeks and administers financial resources to support positive youth development through nebraska 4-h.... more »

To provide education assistance to 4-h organizations. more »

To promote students with personal growth and leadership development through family and consumer sciences education. Focusing on... more »

Promote youth education activities more »

Non-formal education for youth ages 9-19 years old more »

NEO 4-H CAMP IS OWNED BY NINE OHIO COUNTIES. THE FACILITY IS RENTED TO 4-H SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL... more »

Youth education more »

Organization assists high schools in the state of north dakota in education of students in family & consumer sciences. more »

FCCLA has a national membership of nearly 222,000 young men and women in nearly 8,000 local chapters. There are 53 state associations... more »

Summer residential camp more »

Farm to table promotes sustainable agriculture and advances community wellness and livelihoods in economically disadvantaged communities... more »

FCCLA has a national membership of nearly 222,000 young men and women in nearly 8,000 local chapters. There are 53 state associations... more »

To promote the education and cultural welfare of 4-h youth of iberville parish. more »