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Lamanche Urban Farm by Matthew Sheard
Blight can be turned into urban farm space. This fall we will be expanding ours and starting a food stand in the Lower NInth Ward.
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110% funded $4,425 pledged
- 84 backers
- Funded Sep 22, 2011
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I USED TO BE DARKER by Matt Porterfield
A new film by Matt Porterfield (HAMILTON, PUTTY HILL) about family, love and letting go. Shooting in Baltimore this summer.
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105% funded $42,394 pledged
- 481 backers
- Funded Aug 13, 2011
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Mobile Food Collective by Mobile Food Collective
The Mobile Food Collective is a fleet of mobile structures inspiring a new food culture around growing, cooking, sharing, and eating.
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103% funded $12,875 pledged
- 208 backers
- Funded Aug 18, 2010
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Adopt-A-Farmbox by Baker Design+Build
Adopt-A-Farmbox designs and builds 'farmboxes' for schools and community organizations in NYC to promote urban agriculture & environmental stewardship
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101% funded $10,115 pledged
- 107 backers
- Funded Sep 11, 2010
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LocalGrow: Connecting Farmers & Consumers by LocalGrow
An online community where anyone can find local produce, home gardening information, and connect with local farmers.
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HAPPY - A Documentary by Roko Belic
HAPPY is a feature documentary that takes us on an incredible journey around the world, exploring the power and mystery of human happiness.
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109% funded $36,238 pledged
- 377 backers
- Funded Jul 10, 2010
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Healthy Bodegas by Red Jacket Orchards
We will create a network of bodegas serving healthy food from local farms in Bushwick and Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn.
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Home Gardens For Everyone by SproutRobot
Help us finish building SproutRobot, a web site that helps people start vegetable gardens by telling them when to plant and sending them seeds
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Farming Concrete: Measuring food production in NYC community gardens by Farming Concrete
Farming Concrete is a project to measure food production in NYC community gardens for the 2010 growing season. photo: Carrie McCracken TRUCE Garden
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The Urban Homesteaders' League Market Stand by Lisa Gross
The UHL Market Stand will be an experiential learning space where visitors can learn skills for sustainable urban living and creative domesticating.
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104% funded $2,099 pledged
- 43 backers
- Funded Jul 08, 2010
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TRUCK FARM! a wicked delicate film and food project by Curt Ellis and Ian Cheney
Help the co-creators of King Corn finish their new documentary about an old pickup, a big city, and America's urban farming revolution. Click here.
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101% funded $15,241 pledged
- 182 backers
- Funded Jun 10, 2010
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Akimenko Meats, Bringing Locally and Sustainably Raised Meats to Our Community by vadim Akimenko
We are opening a unique butcher shop focusing on a strong connection with local farmers & supplying sustainably raised meats to the community.
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109% funded $16,405 pledged
- 201 backers
- Funded Jun 14, 2010
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Greenaid-Seedbomb Vending for Greener Cities! by Commonstudio
Greenaid converts vintage gumball machines into "seedbomb" dispensers to encourage community engagement with green space in urban environments.
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103% funded $10,398 pledged
- 334 backers
- Funded Jul 03, 2010
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Lunita Farm by Rachel Kohn Obut and Austin Blair
Two young farmers building a community partnership to bring a diversity of local fruits and vegetables and promote small-scale sustainable agriculture
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120% funded $14,444 pledged
- 184 backers
- Funded Jun 11, 2010
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Western Queens Compost Initiative by Western Queens Compost Initiative
The WQCI is a dynamic partnership recycling waste from one garden, two markets, three bike tours, and four CSA's.
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103% funded $2,590 pledged
- 51 backers
- Funded Jun 04, 2010
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hamiltoncropcircle
Baltimore, MD
MISSION STATEMENT: Provide fresh organic produce to local businesses, and integrate young people into the sustainable practices related to growing organic produce to promote a peaceful lifestyle. ORGANIZATION HISTORY: The Hamilton crop ci... view more
