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Help Keep One of Palm Beach County’s Few Public Working Farms Thriving

Nourishing Food For Thought is sustained almost entirely by our educational programs and the generosity of individuals like you. In a community where development continues to replace farmland, your support helps keep this working educational farm open, growing, and inspiring future generations.

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Cow Classroom Project

Becoming a reliable public school field trip provider requires an expanded milking station. Our current space is designed for small groups and has reached capacity, limiting the number of students we can safely welcome.

This expansion will open the door for more children to experience live milking and learn where their food comes from through direct, hands-on agricultural education.

We are seeking a founding donor to help close the final gap in our $57,600 Cow Classroom and Milking Barn project, with nearly $11,000 already raised as of July 2026.

This transformative gift will be honored with naming rights, creating a lasting legacy in a space that will serve thousands of children and families through hands-on agricultural education each year.

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Zale Saxon Scholarship Fund

This scholarship fund opens the door to hands-on agricultural education for children and families regardless of financial circumstance.

Programs range from $85 day visits to $450 summer weeks and $350 small group tours. Scholarships are provided based on need, with special consideration for families experiencing financial hardship or grief, ensuring access to meaningful connection, learning, and healing through time on the farm.

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Guest Educator and Speaker Fund

We seek to establish a designated fund to support the participation of highly qualified guest teachers and speakers in our children’s programs, workshops, and community events. This fund allows us to fairly compensate experts in farming, nutrition, and health while offering these educational experiences to participants at a reduced cost—or free—ensuring broad and equitable access to high-quality learning opportunities.

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Tractor Lease-to-Own Fund

Meet the Farm’s Most Reliable Employee (aka the Tractor)

No PTO. No attitude. Just nonstop work and a lot of dirt.

We’re still paying down $37,950 ($648/month), and we’re inviting a business to step in as the tractor’s official naming sponsor.

Choose your legacy:

  • $10,000 → Name it for 1 year

  • $20,000 → Name it for 3 years

  • $37,950 → 10-year naming rights + eternal tractor fame

Your brand will show up everywhere this tractor does—which is basically the entire farm. This tractor is part of every field trip, harvest, and educational experience.

Sponsor it—and your name becomes part of every story told on the farm.

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Business Sponsorships
$500

​     Banner Sponsor (Sept.- Sept.)

  • 3 x 5 Banner signage on welcome fence

  • Newsletter mention

$750

Special Market Sponsor​

  • your logo on our promotional flyers

  • inclusion on 4 social media posts for each market

  • 3-5 sentences about your business in our newsletter

  • a booth at the market

  • business mentioned on Legends radio as sponsor of the market

$4500

Year Round Market Sponsor​

  • your logo on our promotional flyers

  • inclusion on 4 social media posts for each market

  • 3-5 sentences about your business in our newsletter qrtly & one article

  • a booth at the market

  • business mentioned on Legends radio as sponsor of the market

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Agritourism Operator Clause

Under Florida law, an agritourism operator is not liable for injury or death of, or damage or loss to, a participant in an agritourism activity conducted at this agritourism location if such injury, death, damage, or loss results from the inherent risks of the agritourism activity. Inherent risks of agritourism activities include, among others, risks of injury inherent to land, equipment, and animals, as well as the potential for you to act in a negligent manner that may contribute to your injury, death, damage, or loss. You are assuming the risk of participating in this agritourism activity.

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