rva land justice
Food justice requires land justice
The Land Justice Fund is a reparative act. It is opportunity for us to disrupt systems of oppression. Join us in this work of funding ownership of land and the cultivation of self-determination in our communities today.
About
about the rva land justice fund
Our mission
The RVA Land Justice Fund donates funding to farmers of color for land purchases in the Richmond Region
About Us
The RVA Land Justice Fund is a multi-sectorial collaborative of organizations and movements dedicated to land justice
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Whether you contribute financially, collaborate as a partner or as advocate for good, you make a real difference.
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Our primary work is assisting black farmers in acquiring land to farm. However that is only a fraction of the work
Our motto
land is
freedom
Your generosity makes our work possible. Whether you contribute financially or as advocate for good, you make a real and lasting difference in people’s lives.
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How to start?
Farmers can apply for funding to purchase land once we have raised enough capital. Your contribution will assist us in that work. Make Your Tax Deductible Contribution Today!
We are here to help!
If you are looking for land to farm; contact us so that we can help you access land to farm on. Contact Us Today FMI
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Kiran Bhagat of Ancestral Farms
Meet a
richmond
black farmer
Documenting the narratives of black farmers in the Richmond Region, visit us for monthly profiles of African American farmers.
Highlighting the stories of black farmers in the Richmond Region helps raise awareness of the need for black land justice and lift up the importance of black hands connecting back to the soil across the former capital of the Confederacy.
So far we have helped
74
Farms
5285
acres
$ 3836
Raised
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