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Our movement
The Urban Ag revolution
We already have the freshest goods right here in our city: LA’s urban gardens. By connecting local distributors directly with local growers, Freedoms Farms Collective is making it easier for communities to access affordable nutritious food.
Urban Farmers & GardenersPlant the seeds for liberation
Your harvest can make an impact. Become a Freedom Farm to be part of a network of local producers growing healthy food for our communities.
Restaurants and grocersKeep it real for the community
Ready to cook up something special? Stock your shelves and fill your fridges with locally grown produce right here from Los Angeles.
The people of Los AngelesSupport the revolution
Treat yourself to only the best with Freedom Farms produce. Look out for our Certified Fresh badge when shopping for groceries and eating out.
What we’re all aboutWe’re building a local food system rooted in justice
We’re fed up.
Aren’t you?
That’s why we’ve set out to bring real food, good jobs, and generational wealth directly to the people. Alongside a growing collective of urban farmers, restaurants, and grocers, we’re building a local food economy that’s equitable, sustainable, and scalable—all to support healthy eating in our community.
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What fuels usWhy fight for crumbs when we can get the whole pie?
We’re not afraid to get our hands dirty—if that means we can feed our communities with food that’s actually good for us. Our work is grounded in social justice, entrepreneurship, and a commitment to circulating economic opportunities within this place we call home.
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Black, Brown, Indigenous, and immigrant communities already experience disproportionate rates of chronic health diseases. Increasing access to affordable, nutritious food and circulating money back into our neighborhoods helps keep folks fed and our communities healthy.
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The master gardeners of today are made up of urban farmers found in community gardens, church parking lots, and hydroponic nurseries. Urban agriculture has the potential to flourish and fuel our food ecosystem at scale—when we support it with the right resources.
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Food and retail businesses, big and small, provide communities access to essential—and good-tasting—resources. Sourcing from local producers doesn’t just mean better, fresher ingredients people actually want to eat, it stimulates our local economy.
What we’re wearingSo fresh and so clean
Support our efforts in food justice—and pull up to the function looking as fresh as the food from our farms.