We are 501(c)3 non-profit urban farm in the heart of Oak Cliff, Dallas, Texas. The farm began as a small community garden behind the “6 to 12” convenience store on Edgefield Avenue in Elmwood. Our one-acre lot is home to a community garden, silvopasture (mini orchard) system, community compost program, children's garden & playground, and event space that hosts community gatherings, dinners, and live music. We strive to do big things by thinking small, as we faithfully improve our little corner of the world. Come and join us.
We exist to be a place to cultivate healthy relationships with Land and Neighbor.
Culinary Program Expansion - Building an outdoor kitchen for educational classes, farm-to-table dinners, and community recreational use.
Increased Local Food Access - Secure funding for labor involved in running a Community Supported Agriculture to provide hyperlocal regenerative organic produce to an underserved area.
Develop Outdoor Educational Program - Seeking funding to develop curriculum and support educators in collaboration with local public and private schools to provide regular outdoor STEM, arts, nature education.
Elmwood Farm does not discriminate based on race, color, nation of origin, gender, sex, or religion in it's pursuit of provide a safe "3rd space" for the community.
Organization name
Elmwood Neighborhood Farm
other names
aka "Elmwood Farms"
Causes
Environment & Conservation
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Counties Served
Dallas
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Hispanic or Latinx
Address
1300 S POLK ST STE 295