Legacy Sponsors & Community Partners
Every tool, seed, supply, and stone donated goes directly into the farm, the flock, and the youth programs. No overhead โ straight to the work.
Solar panels and farm infrastructure โ every donation goes straight to the work
Donate your product. We put it to work.
We're not asking for money. We're looking for brands and companies that want to donate products, supplies, or equipment to a real family farm โ and get authentic, community-rooted exposure in return. Your product, in action, on 80 acres of Arizona high desert.
If your company has tools, equipment, feed, seeds, solar gear, lumber, or any supplies you'd like to donate โ that's exactly what we need. We'll put your product directly to work on the farm and share the story with our community.
Panels, batteries, charge controllers, solar pumps, pathway lights, security lights
Powers our off-grid farm year-round โ every watt matters
Storage tanks, drip irrigation kits, hoses, fittings, solar water pumps, well equipment
We haul water daily by ATV โ reliable water changes everything
Feed, feeders, waterers, bedding, hardware cloth, coop materials, automatic coop doors
Supports our founding flock and future expansion to 100 hens
Power tools, hand tools, wheelbarrows, trailers, ATVs, fencing, lumber, hardware
Every tool donated goes straight into building this farm
Heirloom seeds, starter plants, compost, potting mix, mulch, soil amendments
Grows food for families in a high-desert food desert
Greenhouse covering, shade cloth, lumber, raised bed materials, building supplies
Extends our growing season and protects crops from extreme weather
Real exposure. Real story. Real impact.
When you donate a product, we don't just say thank you โ we show your product in action on a real farm, to a real audience, with a real story behind it. No money changes hands from us to you โ just authentic partnership.
Your brand featured on our website with a link back to you
Social media posts showing your product in action on the farm (5x daily posting schedule)
Real photos and videos of your product being used โ authentic, not staged
Tagged mentions on Facebook and Instagram
A story your customers will love โ your product helping a family farm grow food and teach youth
Optional: blog feature, dedicated reel, or youth entrepreneur product demo
Your product gets seen by our growing community of supporters, families, and food advocates โ with real, authentic content.
How in-kind sponsorship works
Simple, straightforward, no money from us to you.
Tell us what product or supplies you'd like to donate. We'll confirm what we need most right now.
Send your product to the farm. We'll coordinate shipping addresses and delivery details.
Your product goes straight into the farm. We share real photos and tag your brand on social media.
We're not asking for money โ just products, supplies, and equipment that help us grow food, teach youth, and build community. If your brand wants authentic exposure in exchange for an in-kind donation, let's talk.
Sometimes a bag of feed โ or a stack of wood โ matters more than a check.
We're a family of five building from scratch in the Arizona high desert. Every donated item goes straight into the ground, the coop, or the hands of a kid learning something new. No processing fees. No middlemen. Just direct impact.
A trailer, ATV, wood, or solar upgrades could change everything.
We haul water daily by ATV from a shared well โ it's part of our survival routine. A utility trailer, 4-wheeler, or ATV donation would directly support water hauling and farm operations. Reclaimed wood, lumber, and solar upgrades help us build infrastructure and keep power reliable across our 80-acre property. If you have any of these to donate or know someone who does, please reach out.
Message us about a large donation โReclaimed wood, pallets, firewood, log rounds, railroad ties, and building lumber โ all put to use on the farm.
Flagstone, stepping stones, landscape rock, gravel, river rock, and decorative boulders for pathways, drainage, and borders.
Charge controller, solar coop door, solar water pumps for our tanks, pathway lights, string lights, security lights โ powering our off-grid farm year-round.
Mason jars in all sizes (4 oz to half gallon), canning lids, spice jars, amber glass, and storage containers โ essential for preserving, packaging, and value-added products.
- โSeeds (heirloom, open-pollinated)
- โSeed starting trays and domes
- โPotting mix and compost
- โGarden tools (shovels, hoes, trowels)
- โDrip irrigation supplies
- โRaised bed lumber or materials
- โMulch and straw
- โShade cloth (for heat protection on crops and seedlings)
- โLandscape stones or rocks (for pathways, bed borders, drainage)
- โFlagstone or stepping stones
- โGravel or pea gravel (for drainage and walkways)
- โDecorative boulders or natural stone
- โLayer feed and chick starter
- โBedding (pine shavings, straw)
- โWaterers and feeders
- โHardware cloth (for predator-proofing)
- โHeat lamps and bulbs
- โNesting box materials
- โCoop building supplies
- โReclaimed wood or lumber (for coop construction)
- โPallets (for coop flooring and structures)
- โSolar-powered automatic coop door
- โSolar panels or batteries
- โMPPT solar charge controller
- โSolar heaters (greenhouse, coop, or water heating)
- โSolar pathway lights or garden lights
- โSolar string lights (for outdoor areas)
- โSolar-powered security or work lights
- โSolar water pump(s) for our water tanks
- โWater storage tanks (300+ gallon)
- โIrrigation hose and fittings
- โFencing materials and posts
- โGreenhouse covering and repair materials
- โPower tools and hardware
- โLumber and building materials
- โReclaimed wood (beams, boards, posts)
- โFirewood or split wood (for heating)
- โLog rounds or stumps (for seating and outdoor spaces)
- โRailroad ties or landscape timbers
- โOutdoor furniture (chairs, benches, tables)
- โAdirondack chairs or camp chairs
- โDecorative stones or river rock
- โFlagstone or pavers (for patios and gathering areas)
- โLanterns or solar-powered outdoor lights
- โString lights (solar or low-voltage)
- โShade structures or canopies
- โOutdoor rugs or mats
- โGardening books and curricula
- โArt and craft supplies for workshops
- โNotebooks, pens, and school supplies
- โOutdoor learning equipment
- โFirst aid supplies
- โTrailer (utility or livestock)
- โ4-wheeler / ATV (for water hauling and farm work)
- โATV accessories and parts
- โFuel cards or gas gift cards
- โGrocery gift cards (for family meals during farm work)
- โWork gloves (all sizes)
- โSafety gear and boots
- โStorage bins and containers
- โTarps and shade cloth
- โMason jars โ 4 oz (jelly jars, sample sizes, herb storage)
- โMason jars โ 8 oz / half pint (jams, salsas, herb blends, gift sizes)
- โMason jars โ 16 oz / pint (sauces, pickled peppers, dried herbs)
- โMason jars โ 32 oz / quart (canned produce, soups, large batch preserves)
- โMason jars โ 64 oz / half gallon (bulk storage, sun tea, dried goods)
- โWide-mouth jars (easier for packing produce and herbs)
- โCanning lids and bands (regular and wide-mouth)
- โDecorative jars or bottles (for value-added products and gifts)
- โSpice jars โ small glass with lids (for dried herb blends)
- โAmber or dark glass jars (for light-sensitive herbs and teas)
- โPlastic storage containers with lids (for seed saving and dry storage)
Legacy Sponsor & Community Partner Delivery Addresses
Sending tools, seeds, feed, supplies, or other donations? Use the correct address based on your carrier. Please reach out first so we can confirm what we need most right now.
St. Johns, AZ 85936
St. Johns, AZ 85936
Not sure what to send? Check our Legacy Sponsors & Community Partners page for the full list of what we need most right now.
How to become a Legacy Sponsor or Community Partner
Reach out before sending anything โ we'll confirm what we need most right now and coordinate pickup or delivery. Apache County, Arizona.
