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Our food system stands at a critical crossroads.

VABF's 47 year track record proves that when farmers have access to proper tools and advocacy, agriculture thrives. But with traditional farm support shrinking and operational costs climbing, the urgent need for local grower education is greater than ever. Your support right now directly funds the mentorship and resources keeping our local food system resilient.

VABF drives the solution.

We serve as Virginia's network for regenerative agriculture. By advancing biological farming, restoring microbial soil life, keeping inputs low, and anchoring economic resilience locally, we elevate human health, environmental vitality, and national food security. Every dollar you give to VABF creates a powerful ripple effect across Virginia. It empowers independent farmers, protects the clean water we drink, and keeps nutrient-rich, chemical-free food on our plates. A resilient local food system doesn't happen by accident, it takes community backing. Join us in strengthening the farms that feed us.

Where your gift goes

Your support helps Virginia's farming community thrive.

Supporting Member Farmers

Expanding farmer education and networking through regional outreach, hands-on technical assistance, business guidance, and market access for Virginia farmers.

Growing Market Reach & Consumer Education

Building connections between local producers and buyers while educating consumers on the value of local, biological farming.

Lowering Farming Costs

Supporting cooperative programs, equipment sharing networks, and workforce development to help farms operate efficiently.

Policy & Advocacy

Ensuring local farmers have a strong voice in state and federal agricultural policy.

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Other ways to give

By check

Make checks payable to Virginia Association for Biological Farming and mail them to VABF, 1327 Grandin Rd SW, Roanoke, VA 24015.

Donor Advised Funds, QCDs and planned giving

We welcome gifts through Donor-Advised Funds, IRA distributions, and estate plans. To learn more, contact Emily Hutchins at emily.hutchins@vabf.org.