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Children's Summer Camp Teachers and AmeriCorps Social Enterprise Coordinator!
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Transplanting Traditions
Community Farm
Connecting Cultures Through Farming and Food.
Transplanting Traditions provides refugee adults and youth access to land, healthy food and agricultural and entrepreneurial opportunities. The farm provides a cultural community space for families to come together, build healthy communities and continue agricultural traditions in the Piedmont of N.C.
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Support Farmers. Support Refugees
Many of the farmers at Transplanting Traditions, and others in the refugee community, have lost their jobs due to the coronavirus.
Farmers are relying more than ever on income they earn from selling through Share-a-Share and the refugee community is relying more than ever on Share-a-Share to access emergency food.
Please consider donating to this crucial program.
Transplanting Traditions Works With
155
Refugee Adults
& Children
On
8 Acres
of Farmland
We've brought
$700,806
of income to farmers
We've grown
600,000 lbs
of produce to date
Help us Grow!
Your contribution supports Transplanting Traditions in connecting refugees from Burma to traditional food, land access, and entrepreneurial opportunities.
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