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Jessica's Big Day of Giving Fundraiser
$174 Raised
At Yolo Farm to Fork, we believe in:
We cultivate children's taste for fresh, healthful produce by engaging them in the learning experiences that gardens offer. Our work especially focuses on schools serving low-income populations that are fighting childhood obesity.
Yolo Farm to Fork helps increase and sustain the number of edible school gardens in Yolo County, primarily Woodland and West Sacramento. We strive to raise school and community awareness of the health benefits and tastiness of recipes featuring fresh, nutritious garden produce.
Our mission is to educate the public, especially our children, about the value of a farm-to-table community food system that also teaches us to value the environment.
Big Day of Giving 2025 – Help Us Grow!
This year, we’re aiming to raise $25,000 to send Yolo County students on “Go Visit a Farm!” field trips this fall. These hands-on experiences connect kids with local farms, teaching them where their food comes from and inspiring the next generation of healthy eaters.
Why This Matters More Than Ever
Unfortunately, our current political and economic environment—one that increasingly deemphasizes childhood health and wellness—now poses serious threats to the institutions that serve low-income families and their children.
🚨 Social programs that help families survive economically are being cut at the federal level.
🚨 Schools face unknown and substantial budget reductions, likely impacting programs that support low-income and special-needs students.
🚨 The need for healthy food and the knowledge to grow it has never been greater, especially when considering the lasting academic and health damage from the COVID years.
Through Yolo Farm to Fork, we have a powerful opportunity to counteract these setbacks. By teaching kids how to grow and access fresh, nutritious food, we can reverse the long-term effects of COVID, unhealthy diets, and school funding cuts.
If today’s children are to become tomorrow’s leaders and productive adults, we must equip them with good health and a strong foundation in education. Our ultimate goal is to use organic agriculture and hands-on learning to prepare children for a healthy, self-sufficient future.
How You Can Help:
🌱 Business Partnerships: Sponsor a school garden or contribute to our general fund—your support directly benefits local students.
🌿 In-Kind Donations: Seeds, plants, tools, soil, compost—every gift helps our school gardens thrive.
💚 Community Support: Most of our funding comes from small donations (under $100). Every dollar makes a difference!
✋ Volunteer With Us: Love working with kids? Enjoy getting your hands in the soil? Join us in the gardens—our work depends on passionate community members like you.
🔹 Why Your Support Matters
We operate on a lean budget (under 10% overhead), ensuring your contributions go directly toward gardens, field trips, and urgent garden needs.
🌎 Join us to keep our world and our kids healthy!
🌟 Every seed we plant today grows a healthier tomorrow. Donate, volunteer, or sponsor today!
We are dedicated to bringing locally grown farm-fresh food to school meals and to reducing waste through recycling and composting. We work with populations from all socioeconomic levels, and strive for equity in all that we do.
View our current participation opportunities.
In-Person Event
Sip into Spring - Swirl and Slice
Downtown Woodland, CA
May 2, 2025
Organization name
Yolo Farm to Fork
2012
Tax id (EIN)
68-0254919
Mission Category
Food, Agriculture & Nutrition
Operating Budget
$100,001-$250,000
Organization Need
Funding: Program, In-Kind Donations, Volunteers, Funding: Unrestricted, Board Members
Demographics Served
Youth & Children, Hispanic/Latino/Latina/Latinx, Low-income individuals/families
BIPOC Leadership
Executive Director/CEO
Local Counties Served
Yolo
Address
434 Main StYolo, CA, US
West Sacramento, CA, US
Davis, CA, US
Woodland, CA, US