Ujamaa Farmer Collective

Securing access to resources for the success of Black farmers in the Greater Sacramento, CA Region

California’s future depends on food security, regenerative land stewardship, and strong local food systems.

Ujamaa Farmer Collective is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization working to expand access to land, agricultural infrastructure, and cooperative economic models in the Greater Sacramento region. We support farmers and agriculture-curious individuals in building viable, community-rooted farming enterprises.

We envision an equitable society where farmers collectively steward symbiotic systems that work for both the earth and its people. We believe land is more than property — it is a home for healing, abundance, and sovereignty. Through responsible stewardship, we are cultivating an ecological legacy for future farmers to thrive.

Our work centers on:

• Securing long-term land access for cooperative farming

• Building shared infrastructure, tools, and production systems

• Providing hands-on, experiential agricultural education

• Creating pathways for youth and emerging growers to engage in food production

• Strengthening local food resilience through collaboration

Over the next five years, we are expanding our capacity to serve more farmers, youth, and agriculture-curious community members. We are raising funds to:

• Acquire and steward farmland

• Develop farming and processing infrastructure

• Purchase essential shared equipment

• Expand experiential education programming

• Strengthen operational sustainability

Your contribution helps build a resilient regional food system rooted in cooperation, stewardship, and generational impact.

Together, we can cultivate a thriving agricultural future for the Greater Sacramento region.

See(d) the future of farming. Join us today.