Help the Student Farm Grow

$4,405
44%
Raised toward our $10,000 Goal
34 Donors
23
days left
Project ends on November 30, at 11:59 PM EST
Project Owners

Donor Wall

Rank State Gifts
1 OH 32
2 GA 1
2 PA 1

Anonymous

8 hours ago

Jodi

Grandominico

$40

1 day ago

Michelle

Anderson

$40

1 day ago

Douglas

Karcher

$150

Oct 30, 2026

Gerardo

Ramirez-Rosales

$15

Oct 29, 2026

Osler

Ortez

$150

Oct 28, 2026

Anonymous

$40

Oct 27, 2026

Anonymous

Oct 24, 2026

Amanda

Olavarria

$100

Oct 22, 2026

Jared

Moore

Oct 21, 2026

Ashis

Tayal

$150

Oct 20, 2026

Beth

Christian

Oct 20, 2026

Robert

Stone

$50

Oct 20, 2026

Anonymous

Oct 17, 2026

Anonymous

Oct 17, 2026

William

Lyons

$150

Oct 17, 2026

Anonymous

$40

Oct 17, 2026

Sritej

Devineni

Oct 16, 2026

Anonymous

Oct 16, 2026

Kim

Lopez

$40

Oct 16, 2026

Becky

Mansfield

Oct 16, 2026

Anonymous

$100

Oct 16, 2026

Subhankar

Chakraborty

$100

Oct 16, 2026

Lauren

Hassen

Oct 16, 2026

Richa

Jhaldiyal

$100

Oct 16, 2026
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$15

That's a Lot of Fresh Food

A gift of $15 can help purchase growing media for seed starting, giving crops the strong foundation they need to thrive. Building on increased production each season, the Student Farm harvested 1,500 pounds of fresh produce in 2025.

$40

It's the People

You gift of $40 helps cover materials needed to extend irrigation systems, improving watering efficiency and supporting the work of the 40+ volunteers who helped make last year's production possible.

$150

And We're Only Talking Onions

Your gift can be used to supply packaging materials, helping us safely distribute fresh produce to community members. Last season alone, the farm harvested more than 150 pounds of onions, and every harvest needs to be packed and delivered.

$250

You + 39

If just 40 donors give $250, the Student Farm could fund a new produce washing station, helping us clean, process, and distribute even more fresh food to our neighbors while improving food safety and efficiency.

$600

Vitamin C, anyone?

A $600 gift helps replace high tunnel plastic, extending the growing season and supporting increased production of crops like tomatoes. Last year, the Student Farm produced more than 600 pounds of tomatoes, much of which found its way onto healthy plates across our community.