How you can help

The School of Adaptive Agriculture works to provide education for people from all walks of life in local food systems and sustainable agriculture — sustainable environmentally, economically, and socially.  We aspire to give people the knowledge and tools we all will need to confront the challenges of using the earth’s resources sustainably.  Our efforts wouldn’t be possible without generous support from people like you.

We need your help to hire the staff required to keep our programs going. It’s as simple as that. SAA is mostly volunteer run. Always has been. But we need paid staff to provide continuity, follow-through, and the persistence it takes to offer workshops, organize conferences, and run our residential training program. Your contribution, however small, can help us accomplish this goal as we plan for 2023.

You can help in other ways, as well. Share this link on your social media. Encourage your friends to follow us on Facebook and Instagram

And we would love to have you join us as a volunteer.

The School of Adaptive Agriculture is an almost all-volunteer organization.  Our volunteer Board not only oversees the School but contributes time and energy to everything from administration to construction. And we periodically send out a call for local experts, and others further afield, to offer workshops in our ongoing workshop series. We’re always looking for new workshop ideas and instructors.  Currently, we are also looking for volunteer help with: bookkeeping and office management; website management; promotion and social media; and refurbishing our signage.

If you would like to join our team, or want more information, contact Michael at 707 510-7473 or email office[at]adaptiveagriculture.org.

Donations

Help us carry on the work by making a tax-deductible contribution to the School of Adaptive Agriculture. Together we will have a greater impact on our local food system and economy in the years to come. Your donation helps us:

Besides our primary goal this season of supporting the staffing we need. your contributions can help provide scholarships for all in need of financial assistance, host the North Coast Farmers Convergence, and fund our Toolshed Program.

All contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and are deductible to the extent recognized by law. The School is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501c3 charitable nonprofit, and is a registered California nonprofit corporation.

Make a secure, online donation by clicking below.

Or you may write a check to School of Adaptive Agriculture and mail to

School of Adaptive Agriculture
650 Maple Lane
Willits, CA 95490.