NETWORKING – Next Generation Philanthropy Trivia ‘Afterparty’
Connect with other next generation philanthropists, trustees, and staff in the SAFSF network during this fun trivia break.
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Indigenous Food Systems Community of Practice – Application Deadline
Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems Funders (SAFSF), First Nations Development Institute (FNDI), and Melvin Consulting PLLC are excited to invite registration for a new Indigenous Food Systems Community of Practice. Over the course of a year, a group of 14 funders will gather to: Interact, learn, and build relationships with Native American practitioners, organizations, and communities offering food
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Farm and Food Business Viability for Thriving Communities
Presented by Community Food Funders; co-sponsored by the Joyce & Irving Goldman Family Foundation andSustainable Agriculture and Food Systems Funders Farm and food entrepreneurs in New England and the Hudson Valley are facing the challenges of climate change, an economic structure that has left rural America in poverty, as well as an ongoing history of
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In the Kitchen Call: Funders’ Role In Successful USDA Regional Food System Partnerships Proposals
USDA has announced the availability of $15.3 million in competitive grant funding for 2021 through the Regional Food System Partnerships (RFSP) program, with a proposal deadline of July 6. This is 50 percent more than USDA awarded in 2020, the first year of RFSP grantmaking, thanks to a combination of funding from the 2018 Farm
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What’s Up with Food and Farm Investing: A Peer Conversation with the SAFSF 2020-21 Investment Cohort
Eighteen experienced impact investors from the SAFSF network met regularly as a cohort over the past year to share learnings, address challenges, and find fellowship. This session shares a taste of the group’s conversations with the SAFSF network. During the session, investors will discuss what inspires their work, and how they think about investing in order to
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U.S. Food and Agriculture Policy: A Pivotal Moment For Action | Webinar 1
Funders for Regenerative Agriculture (FORA) and SAFSF present a 3-part funder policy series. Join the first webinar, U.S. Food and Agriculture Policy: A Pivotal Moment For Action.
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WebinarsIn the Kitchen Call: SAFSF Network Update
SAFSF's Network Update is our annual membership conversation about who we are, what we’ve accomplished, and where we are headed together. Join staff and Board leaders to discuss the many milestones we've achieved in the past 12 months, including: the progress of our staff and Board equity journey;governance shifts with new Directors, leadership, and committees;new program and
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Member OnlyNetwork Partnerships – Building Effective Regional Food Funder Networks, Part 3
SAFSF has helped convene or been an advisor to many regional food funder networks over the years and seen someprosper while others struggled to find their footing. This five-part series on Building Effective Regional Food Funder Networks will provide a venue for learning, sharing best practices, and discussing new resources that can help ensure your food funder network makes a difference in your region and, as part of a network of regional groups, contributes to systemic change on a national level as
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Nomination Deadline – Board of Directors
SAFSF is accepting nominations for two positions on the Board of Directors for three-year terms beginning in October 2021. Self-nomination or nominations of other qualified candidates are welcome. Click here for full description and nomination form.
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Network Structure and Purpose – Building Effective Regional Food Funder Networks, Part 1
This five-part series on Building Effective Regional Food Funder Networks will will provide a venue for learning, sharing best practices, and discussing new resources that can help ensure your food funder network makes a difference in your region and, as part of a network of regional groups, contributes to systemic change on a national level as well.