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Foundation Profile: Sustainable Agriculture and Food System Funders
As a project of Community Partners since 2005, the Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems Funders (SAFSF) works to foster communication, shared learning and information exchange about issues connected to sustainable agriculture and food systems. SAFSF seeks to carry out its mission by providing opportunities for collaboration, increasing awareness of the issues as well as funding needs, and expanding beyond the current membership to increase support and funding for organizations that (i) promote sustainable food production; (ii) link to concerns about sustainability of our food system; and/or (iii) connect food production with issues of environmental stewardship, diet and health, and viability of rural communities.
“Networking for a vibrant, healthy food system”
MAIN ISSUE AREAS: (Values)
1) Collaboration
2) Diversity
3) Regionalization and Localization
4) Environmental Integrity and Stewardship
5) Community
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Sustainable Agriculture and Food System Funders
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As a project of Community Partners since 2005, the Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems Funders (SAFSF) works to foster communication, shared learning and information exchange about issues connected to sustainable agriculture and food systems. SAFSF seeks to carry out its mission by providing opportunities for collaboration, increasing awareness of the issues as well as funding needs, and expanding beyond the current membership to increase support and funding for organizations that (i) promote sustainable food production; (ii) link to concerns about sustainability of our food system; and/or (iii) connect food production with issues of environmental stewardship, diet and health, and viability of rural communities.
- 34.419936 -119.723648
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- Contact Name
- Virginia Clarke
- Contact Email
- vclarke@safsf.org
- Geographic Areas
- National, California
- Focus area(s)
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- Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems
- Site Users Affiliated with this Group
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