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Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund is sponsored by Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund (a collaborative effort). The Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund provides annual grant funding for Black farmers to purchase and/or make improvements to land in the Detroit area. Program goals include creating a community of Black farmers and promoting generational land ownership.
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Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund Awardees are now Land Owners Acres of Land Purchased by Awardees Awardees Completed Infrastructure Projects Awardees Current in Purchase Process We are a coalition of 3 long-standing Detroit urban farming organizations on a collective mission to rebuild inter-generational land ownership for Black Farmers in Detroit.
In collaboration, the Detroit Black Community Food Security Network (DBCFSN), Oakland Avenue Urban Farm , and Keep Growing Detroit created the Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund on Juneteenth 2020. When COVID hit Detroit and we watched everything we know, change. The weight of both food and land insecurity, loomed heavy.
As uprisings raged across the globe the stage was set for bold, collaborative, forward-thinking action, and mutual aid. As community-rooted institutions, we intentionally joined forces and led this charge to continue the work of the local Black community to transform Detroit’s food apartheid into a vibrant food sovereign ecosystem
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Black farmers in the Detroit area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund is funded by Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund (a collaborative effort). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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