Black Oregon Land Trust
Seeding Sovereignty for Oregon's Black Agricultural Communities
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Plant the Future With Us for Giving Tuesday
Beloved community,
This year has been one of profound growth for Black Oregon Land Trust — growth in land, in community, and in the future we are planting together.
This year, we have expanded our stewardships to 113 acres of land across...
Nonprofit Funding is Uncertain - But We Make the Future
Dear Community,
One of my favorite quotes these days is by author & activist Bayo Akomolafe, who says, “The times are urgent; let us slow down.”
With the frenzy of the media and uncertainty about the future, it’s easy to become reactive...
We met our land access goal! Help us continue our work this Giving Tuesday
Looking out the window at the mountain this sunny, windy morning, I’m celebrating that just across the field from me, we’ve successfully protected 9.5 acres of gorgeous farmland to be stewarded, and then owned, by Indigenous farmers in our...
4 Days to Make History: Our First 9 Acres of Land to Indigenous Farmers
Dear Community,
This is a day of many things: a day of mourning, of gathering, of solitude or togetherness, of gratitude and of yearning.
And amidst it all, here at Black Oregon Land Trust, we are preparing for a historical accomplishment...
Final Day of our Campaign for Black Farming
A joint message from our partners at Oregon Food Bank:
Dear Community,
Today is the last day of our campaign calling for support of Black Oregon Land Trust (BOLT).
If you’ve seen our previous messages, you know that only 0.1% of Oregon f...
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We're a nonprofit community land trust cultivating opportunities for Black farmers & land stewards to collectively access land and grow thriving agricultural communities. Join us on the journey as we plant seeds for our sovereignty!
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