We transform lives by disrupting systems of inequity, laying a foundation where change yields health, wholeness and opportunity as the norm.

CCUA works to enhance our community’s health by connecting people to agriculture and the land through hands-on learning opportunities, from seed to plate.

Calypso Farm and Ecology Center is an educational farm in Ester, Alaska, offering hands-on education programs for people of all ages. Our Mission is to encourage local food production and environmental awareness through hands-on education in natural and farming ecosystems.

Produce fresh and healthy local food for the casper community in a way that educates and fosters community involvement.

The Farm on Ogden, a multiuse facility located in Chicago's Lawndale neighborhood, supports and sustains a healthy urban community by bringing food, health, and jobs together in one location. Windy City Harvest, the Garden’s urban agriculture program, in partnership with Lawndale Christian Health Center take a “whole person” approach to community health and wellness.

The power of a garden goes far beyond the plants and vegetables that grow there. With City Green’s “Social Horticultural Therapy” programs, the garden becomes a place of healing and restoration. City Green partners with local organizations including rehabilitation centers, halfway houses, homeless shelters, housing projects, and other target communities to build beautiful outdoor spaces that nurture and heal those who need it most. Horticultural Therapy gardens provide a safe and nurturing outdoor environment in which participants can connect with nature in a peaceful and purposeful way while improving their mental, social, and physical health. Not only do participants enjoy the peace and solitude of nature – they will also enjoy the wide-ranging benefits of increased nutrition through access to organic, locally grown vegetables. Organizations that partner with City Green to build Horticultural Therapy gardens receive instructor training and on-going support including the curriculum, resources, knowledge and enthusiasm necessary to implement healing gardens as an institutional asset and as a tool to enhance what they are already doing.

Bush Hills Community Garden is a vital branch of Bush Hills Connections, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, serving the needs of residents in Historic Bush Hills Neighborhood.We've turned the old Woodrow Wilson School site, into a vibrant community hub; where the hard work of neighbors, not only cultivate and harvest fresh produce for their tables, but also lasting relationships that strengthen the community. We are not just growing food, we are growing COMMUNITY! We are focused on all things food - growing it, preparing it, and sharing it! We are an agriculture education farm, where residents and partners learn to plant, cultivate, harvest, preserve, prepare and enjoy a large variety of fresh produce.

Splitlog Farm is an urban farm located across from M. E. Pearson Elementary School, established by CHWC in 2014. The farm started out as a community garden to serve the Bethany neighborhood. In partnership with KC Healthy Kids, CHWC has continued to expand the production, programming, and reach of the farm year after year.

Camphill Village Kimberton Hills is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to our mission of being an integrated community where people with developmental differences are living a life of dignity, equality, and purpose.

Mission: To empower and support people with developmental disabilities by offering high-quality, individualized opportunities that foster independence and community inclusion.

We cultivate an engaged community through educational and employment opportunities and access to fresh, local, and sustainably grown produce.

To use urban agriculture as a platform to develop equitable food systems, provide educational opportunities, and build community.