Help bring fresh food to children and families in Portland.

In Oregon, 1 in 7 adults and 1 in 6 kids face food insecurity. For too many families in Portland, the daily effort to find fresh, nourishing produce means going without — especially foods that reflect their culture. For many children, food is something they encounter at the grocery store or on a plate rather than something they can plant, tend, harvest, taste, and understand for themselves.

Access to fresh food, land, and food-growing education changes how people eat, learn, and belong. But our work — teaching neighbors to grow food, tending land together, and giving away everything we harvest — can't happen without your support. You can help provide nourishment, connection, and a place to belong, especially for neighbors who too often get left out of Portland's food system.

No matter how much you choose to give, your generosity helps put fresh food, outdoor learning, and vibrant green space within reach for the people who need it most.

 “I never had a sense of place until my time at Kindness Farm, where I was able to learn how to truly tend to the land. For an entire year, Kindness Farm fed me and my partner, educated me on regenerative living, provided me with sanctuary and a loving community.

- Bear Belle, Participant