Food Waste Reduction: Philanthropy for People and the Planet SAFSF is co-sponsoring this webinar aside other organizations, hosted by Community Food Funders. Up to 40% of food in the United States is wasted along with all of the resources used to produce, distribute, and prepare it. Furthermore, food production and food waste disposal generate significant
Hosted by Funders for Regenerative AgricultureCo-sponsored by Sustainable Agriculture and Food System Funders The National Healthy Soils Policy Network is a community of practice including organizers from 31 farmer-forward organizations across the country who share models, strategies and resources for advancing state and federal healthy soils programs. On this call, you will learn about the
Hosted by Funders for Regenerative AgricultureCo-sponsored by Sustainable Agriculture and Food System Funders In June 2022, the Farm Bill Grassroots Capacity Building Project launched as a collaboration between National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition, RAFI-USA, and Regenerative Agriculture Foundation, with generous grant support from the Waverley Street Foundation. While having a focus on advancing agricultural policies that
This event is co-hosted by SAFSF, W.K. Kellogg Foundation and The 11th Hour Project. This will be the second of a two-part series featuring voices of leaders in the good food purchasing field. Good food purchasing is a strategy for food systems transformation that encourages large institutions (such as hospitals or schools) to direct their
Join your fellow SAFSF members in a conversation about reflections and takeaways from the two-part series SAFSF hosted in collaboration with W.K. Kellogg Foundation and The 11th Hour Project on Opportunities in Good Food Purchasing. For context, good food purchasing is a strategy for food systems transformation that encourages large institutions (such as hospitals or
Measuring Impact as a Small Funder How do you measure the impact of your grants without being extractive to your grantees? What does success in a grant look like to you as a small funder? Who are you accountable to and what does that pressure look like for you? Join your fellow SAFSF members who
We invite our members to join us on Thursday, August 8, to share elements of a rough sketch of the emerging strategic direction for our work together. Your collaboration and input on where we are headed are invaluable. We look forward to your participation and insights. These SAFSF member-only calls are designed to evoke the
Join us for a webinar series exploring how funders can effectively support a wide array of advocacy strategies within a food and agriculture context. Organized in partnership with Alliance for Justice’s Bolder Advocacy Program, these 4-sessions will provide funders with practical information and skill building opportunities in supporting election season advocacy and policymaker engagement, and
Dig Deeper with Digging In! Digging In is SAFSF’s first documentary film, produced by Nathan.works and underwritten by the Vatheuer Family Foundation, and was designed as a tool for funders and their grantees to explore the wide-ranging challenges of land access, consolidation and concentration, and climate change on U.S. agriculture. The film uplifts on-the-ground perspectives
Co-hosted by Chesapeake Bay Funders Network, Grantmakers In Health, and Health and Environmental Funders Network. This webinar explored the impacts of one of the most significant legal developments in recent years: the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Chevron deference in Loper Bright v. Raimondo. This ruling has profound implications for the regulatory interpretation of major
