We are an urban farm located in Chicago’s Back of the Yards neighborhood on the South Side of Chicago. We grow microgreens indoors, year-round, as well as edible flowers, herbs, baby greens, and produce on our quarter acre outdoor farm from April through December. Our farm operates with the following core principles at our forefront: Waste as an opportunity, environmental stewardship, local hiring and ethical labor practices, direct relationships with customers

Cobblestone Farms is a local non-profit passionately committed to hunger relief. Our mission is to grow and donate fresh healthy produce to families in need and partnering agencies to address food insecurity in the NWA community.

Common Ground is a center for learning and leadership, inviting people across ages and identities to connect to their urban environment, build community, grow into their full potential, and contribute to a just and sustainable world.

Cultivate Kansas City is a locally-grown nonprofit working to grow food, farms, and community in support of a sustainable and healthy local food system for all. We believe that growing and sharing local food nurtures our ability to care for each other and the world in which we live.

Cultivating Community grows sustainable communities by expanding access to healthy, local food; empowering children, youth, and adults to play diverse roles in restoring the local, sustainable food systems; and modeling, teaching, and advocating for ecological food production.

DBCFSN works to build self-reliance, food security and justice in Detroit’s Black community by influencing public policy, engaging in urban agriculture, promoting healthy eating, encouraging cooperative buying and directing youth towards careers in food-related fields.

Cloud 9 fosters community and environmental stewardship through community-led farming, training, and educational programming. Cloud 9 leverages rooftop and urban space to improve stormwater management, fresh food access, and community cohesion.

Common Good City Farm (CGCF) is a place where community members can source fresh food, see sustainable urban agriculture in action, and gain exposure to concepts and skills to lead healthy lives. Our mission is to create a vibrant, informed, and well-nourished community through urban farming. We actively engage with all members of our diverse community and create opportunities for connections on our farm, while emphasizing intensive vegetable production and modeling best practices in sustainable urban agriculture.

Our vision is of healthy people, connected to their food, each other, and the natural environment.

Inspire healthy and sustainable living by empowering communities with tools and training for urban agriculture.

Cura Personalis Project, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in Montgomery County, MD which provides vocational and prevocational training to young adults and transitioning youth with developmental disabilities.

DCH is the only nonprofit membership organization in Delaware that mobilizes and inspires community greening statewide in urban and suburban environments. By inspiring an appreciation for improving our environment through horticulture, education, and conservation, we have become a leader in improving and beautifying communities by harnessing the power of our members, volunteers, and staff to go out and make a difference. Our members come from Delaware and the surrounding region and bring with them a passion for plants only matched by that of our staff members. With more than 600 active and dedicated volunteers annually, we have a tremendous amount of community support, which allows us to accomplish the impossible.