Gratitude, Last-Minute Gift, and More!
Dear <<First Name>>,
With appreciation for your support, we are closing out the year in gratitude and celebration!
Across the country, The Farmers Land Trust has developed several Farmland Commons to the contractual stage that details steps ahead for the creation of each local 501(c)(25) land-holding entity with landowners, farmers and growers, and communities.
The Farmers Land Trust team has been sustained and inspired by all of you – our many shared conversations and collaborations while working towards protecting land and securing equitable and affordable tenure for regenerative practicing farmers.
Our growth is only possible because all of you joined us to fulfill our mission! Thank you for your support which helped The Farmers Land Trust get this far, positioning us for the work and goals to be achieved in 2025!
A Last Minute Gift
Looking for a last-minute gift that makes a long-term difference and is available right now? The Farmers Land Trust is here to help!
When you make a gift in honor of a friend or loved one to The Farmers Land Trust, we will email you this holiday card that can be e-mailed to the recipient, or printed and gifted in person.
Please note that you will be prompted to make your gift in honor of someone on the second page after your gift amount is entered.
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Be part of protecting farmland and securing equitable and affordable land access for next generation farmers now by supporting The Farmers Land Trust and getting a unique holiday gift for friends and family!
*You will be prompted to make your gift in honor of someone on the second page after donation amount is selected.*
Listen, Read, and Connect
The longest-running regenerative agriculture podcast, Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food podcast, recently hosted The Farmers Land Trust on an episode titled, “You can’t address food security, soil carbon sequestration or climate change without first tackling the crisis of land access.”
Read our latest blog post, “How the Farmland Commons integrates all Eight of Elinor Ostrom’s Principles for a Successful Commons” to learn exactly how the Farmland Commons utilizes Nobel Prize winning research into the creation and formation of community-centered land holding entites around the country.
We have the opportunity to do this work now. Every farm saved and preserved in active farming is a piece of the unraveling halted. Community-held land is the foundation for community strength and resilience for whatever the future may bring. Will you join us?
