Partnerships

longtime CSA distribution partner in Providence, RI; held overnight retreats, meetings, and volunteer days on the farm for many years. met on the land for strategy sessions as well as to celebrate a major campaign win: a city-wide ordinance aimed at creating police accountability.

sent youth to the farm to volunteer and learn

brought over 100 youth to the farm two years in a row

supported MGF and held church services on the land once a year

a collaborative effort with many healers; organized by the Resist Foundation and open to social justice networks in Boston and New England.

held half day on-farm retreats and some overnight camping excursions for their members as they reflected on their journey to create liberatory movement spaces.

two Bar Mitzvah celebrations were held at the farm by a csa family

longtime csa distribution partner in Dorchester, MA; also gathered on the land for staff retreats and get-aways.

An intertribal mutual support network for food producers and land workers; they tended to an acre on the land for two years and held multiple volunteer days and family oriented events on the land

A long time csa distribution partner, held a gathering for staff and board members at the farm.

Hosted a three-day conference at the farm, its first-ever national gathering of community leaders who were fighting their own deportation orders

Held a weekend retreat at the farm.

A collective working with Boston public school teachers and union organizers; held annual retreats at the farm for multiple years.

A youth organization - that successfully fought for the inclusion of Ethnic Studies in Providence public schools - held full-day gatherings at the farm several summers in a row.

Donated bicycles to the farm and held an overnight camping retreat for their staff.

Held workshops at the farm and in '23 began a partnership stewarding a quarter acre of land and provided much needed labor support during MGF’s last two years.

an annual alternative- economy- inspired event where community members were invited to trade products that they made with locally grown or sourced ingredients

This tribe traces their ancestry directly to the lands of present-day Tiverton; they provided technical assistance on a video project and reserved use of the farm for an event.

Held a full day retreat at the farm

Annual workshops were held to teach slaughter skills; quail, chicken and pekin ducks were all raised and processed on the farm

Collaborated by maintaining a medicinal and culinary perennial herb garden and providing workshop instruction and support at MGF events.

Held a full day retreat at the farm

an annual event that featured local chefs, farm fresh food, and a celebration of the season

What started as a half-day clam foraging event became a full-day annual gathering that evolved to include a land blessing and acknowledgement, and a shared meal made with the clams that were foraged.

Held half-day working meetings at the farm

Received MGF produce for their fundraising events supporting local nonprofits; brought their kitchen staff team out to the farm to volunteer once a month during the ‘20 growing season.

Held half-day working meetings at the farm

The farm opened up to CSA members and their families annually for a weekend of camping, bonfires, and onsite workshops.

A number of end of life celebrations and ceremonies were held by community members on the land.

Served as a CSA distribution site in 2015 and also held a weekend retreat for its youth.