GROW

Learn about our public farms and how they are used for good.

TEACH

Learn about our workshops designed to to empower BIPOC communities with sustainable cultivation methods.

SUPPORT

Your support provides food security and independence to BIPOC communities  across Portland and beyond.

Our Programs

WINGI

The Women in Natural Growth Initiatives program empowers women to lead in sustainable agriculture and food justice efforts.

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Community Workshops

Our Community Workshops program provides hands-on education to promote food sovereignty and sustainable living practices.

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Flowers to the Folks

The Flowers to the Folks program cultivates and delivers fresh, locally grown flowers to brighten community spaces and uplift spirits.

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Greenhouse Management

Our Greenhouse Management program trains individuals in sustainable techniques for year-round food production.

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Propagating Produce for the People

The Propagating Produce for the People program focuses on growing and distributing fresh, nutritious produce to underserved communities.

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Arts and activism

Our Arts and Activism program uses creative expression to inspire social change and build community awareness by blending art with advocacy.

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Hydroponics & Anaerobic Digesting

The Hydroponics and Anaerobic Digesting program teaches innovative methods for sustainable food production and waste management.

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Hydroponics & Anaerobic Digesting

The Hydroponics and Anaerobic Digesting program teaches innovative methods for sustainable food production and waste management.

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Partner Spotlight

Feed'em Freedom Foundation (FFF) has partnered with Masafresh.com to connect BIPOC farmers with a wider audience through a virtual farmers market. Together, they’re expanding access to fresh, locally sourced, and culturally relevant produce while supporting sustainable agriculture.

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Save The Date!

Sparrowhawk Fundraiser starting March 2!

Sparrowhawk Native Plants' online ordering, opening March 2! This is your chance to shop a wide selection of affordable, climate-resilient native plants that support local ecosystems. Orders will be available for pickup at Parkrose Community Orchard (12505 NE Halsey St, NE Portland) on Friday, April 25, and Saturday, April 26. Don’t miss this opportunity to grow a greener future in collaboration with Feed’em Freedom Foundation.

About Sparrowhawk Native Plants

Sparrowhawk Native Plants is dedicated to restoring local ecosystems by providing gardeners with native plant options that support pollinators, improve soil health, and promote biodiversity. Their mission aligns seamlessly with our commitment to sustainable agriculture and food justice. Through this partnership, we are excited to bring affordable, climate-resilient plants to the community, fostering environmental stewardship and empowering local residents to create thriving, sustainable landscapes.

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Support Food Sustainability for the BIPOC Community

Make an Impact, Make a Difference

Join us in cultivating change with the Feedem Freedom Foundation! Your support helps us empower BIPOC communities through sustainable agriculture, food justice education, and innovative programs like greenhouse management, hydroponics, and community workshops. We are committed to addressing systemic inequities in food access by nurturing self-sufficiency, supporting local leaders, and fostering vibrant, resilient neighborhoods. Every dollar you give helps us grow more fresh produce, deliver impactful workshops, and create lasting opportunities for communities that need it most. Donate today and help us build a healthier, more equitable future for all!

See Your Support in Action

Stay connected with us! Follow the Feedem' Freedom Foundation on Instagram for the latest updates, inspiring stories, and behind-the-scenes moments. Join our community and be a part of our journey toward empowering communities, one meal at a time. Don’t miss out – hit that follow button and help us spread freedom through food!

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