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Free Farm’s Urban Farmland Fundraiser

05 September 2013

★ Matt Kelley

For years, the Baltimore Free Farm has worked to bring food, education, and sustainable living to our city. Right now, the BFF is fundraising in order to purchase the land on which they work.  Below is information on how you can help.♦

Baltimore Free Farm’s Urban Farmland Purchase Indiegogo campaign is now live! We are raising money to purchase dedicated farmland from Baltimore City! Want to know more? Visit igg.me/at/baldwinstgarden to learn all about what’s happening with our efforts to purchase land from Baltimore City to preserve as open community farmland! Watch videos, view photos, and contribute to this project for awesome rewards!

Click on the photo to check out their indiegogo campaign.

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