We appreciate your interest in donating to South Side Family Farms! Your contribution to our organization assists us in our mission to combat food insecurity by making fresh produce more accessible to residents of our community. It also allows us to provide innovative agricultural education systems for youth and the local urban farm network in the greater Columbus area.
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The seeds I need you to sow along with me this season will allow the root of God’s vision to manifest with fruits of accomplishment in a holistic value for the lives of our seniors to our youth, our families, and the new residents that are coming into our village. This is a Social Enterprise, (ICANDO Community Development) and the program, South Side Family Farms need your assistance to draw the attention of the larger Foundational Organizations that understand the growing pain of next-level community development faced by the Black, Indigenous, and Brown and the challenges of access to Capital, access to Land, and access to the Wealth contained within it. We want all communities to thrive and understand their heritage and have access to the benefits that the Almighty has provided us citizens of this earth. We have an obligation to continue to be “Keepers of The Earth and Sowers of The Seed”. Contributions will all be greatly appreciated and handled with the utmost stewardship and integrity. Check my record. If you find something missing, it’s because we are still trying to get there, including receiving our 501c3 status within a few months. However, we are registered with the State of Ohio as a Tax-Exempt Nonprofit organization. Not only do we want/need your seed donations, we also would like to connect with you, so we welcome you to sign up for our newsletter through our website and provide your comments. If you’re local or close enough, please stop by to meet us and our team. We consider you as “Part of The Family” according to Eph. 3:15-21.
Graciously,
Minister Aaron K. Hopkins
