YOUR SUPPORT MATTERS
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Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund's gifts are managed by one of the three collaborating organizations, Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network. If you would prefer to send a check directly, here's how:
1. Make a check made payable to Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network, and in the memo write Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund
2. Mail it to: Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network, 8324 Woodward Ave (2nd Floor) Detroit MI 48202
Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network is designated by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as tax-exempt as defined in section 501(c) 3 of the Internal Revenue Code. As such, your contribution is tax-deductible. Donation receipts are sent when you donate.
For any additional questions, contact detroitblackfarmerlandfund@gmail.com
Roxanne Jones
Our community gained an ancestor in Roxanne Jones. On December 23rd she transitioned after an extensive and brave battle with Cancer. Roxanne was our sister, our Friend and the inspiration behind the Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund alongside her Husband Donnie.
Roxanne's spirit was of motion and solutions, her love and knowledge of growing food lead a lot of people to the soil. Her transplanting courses on herbs and advocacy for her people has touched, taught and frankly moved the entire agriculture community in Detroit forward.
This is a TRUST for Roxanne's absolutely adorable three children and we hope that you will too contribute to Roxanne's legacy by helping our community steward her children in their wildly bright futures! Having a mother like Roxanne was an amazing start.
We ask the communities of Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund, Oakland Avenue Urban Farm, Keep Growing Detroit, DTown and DBCFSN, City Commons, Earthworks, Detroiters and Families across the city/state/country/world to show up for Roxanne and our family here in Detroit, to exercise what it means to be in community together as we Process this great Loss.
