Our AIM Foundation

Our AIM Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides lifesaving resources to developing communities across the world.

• Farm Bureau

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National Farm and Ranch Business Mgmt Education Association Inc

National Farm & Ranch Business Management Education Association provides in-service education to its members, and communicates and networks with others.

• Environmental Quality Protection and Beautification N.E.C.

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SUSTAINABLE GARDENING INSTITUTE

The Sustainable Gardening Institute spearheads a variety of educational and outreach activities that advance public understanding of sustainable gardening and agricultural practices and their impact on the environment.

• International Development, Relief Services

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International Center

The International Center is a District of Columbia 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization founded in 1977, has as its principal purpose the promotion of greater international understanding and the lessening of international frictions and focus on issues between the United States and the developing world.

• Agricultural Programs

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Global Community Farms Foundation

Our non-profit organization is focused on creating physical farming sites near urban centers for the benefit/use of local residents.

The Gathering Source Inc

The Gathering Source is devoted to caring for hunger, education, and wellness in our rural communities in partnership with our schools, organizations, churches, businesses, and caring individuals.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

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Pacific Northwest Direct Seed Association

PNDSA is a non-profit grower membership association dedicated to the successful advancement of direct seedand no-till cropping systems in the Pacific Northwest.

• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

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COMMUNITY FARMSHARE

Community FarmShare Healthy Communities nourished by Local Farms Farmers Local smallscale produce farmers in Montgomery County face many challenges ranging from land access to labor shortages and insufficient agricultural infrastructure making it difficult for small farms particularly historically marginalized growers to become sustainable.

• International Economic Development

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Grow Ahead Foundation

Subscribe Smallscale farmers have the skills to save the world from climate change.