Support Our Work

Sprout City Farms is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and relies on donations to continue our vital work.

Your support helps create healthier, more resilient communities and enables us to:

• Grow affordable, healthy food for schools, neighborhoods, and beyond

• Donate food to community organizations and families in need

• Educate and connect youth and adults to food, farming, and the natural world

• Explore innovative, climate-resilient farming methods under solar panels

• Preserve and beautify green spaces in urban neighborhoods

• Build community

There are many ways to support our work: choose the one that works for you. Thank you for your support!

Year-End Giving for 2024!

Colorado Gives Day is coming up on December 10th, and we are asking for community support for our year-end giving campaign!

We hope to raise at least $10,000 to be able to re-launch Mountair Park Community Farm in 2025!

We truly believe that it takes a village to raise a chard ;) We invite you to take your involvement a step further by investing in the work we do. A more community-rooted local food system involves all of us!

After our 14th season of nourishing our community, you can nourish us in return by donating today!

Sprout City Farms accepts tax-deductible donations by check or credit card—you can make a one-time contribution or consider supporting our work year-round by becoming a Cultivator! Our federal tax ID is 35-2415295. Checks can be made out to ‘Sprout City Farms’ and sent to PO Box 7536 Denver, CO 80207. 

Monthly donors, aka Cultivators, receive special bonuses such as early ticket sales for our annual Night on the Farm events, early access to CSA share purchases, and the knowledge that they’re providing sustaining support!

If you would like assistance in setting up employer matching for your donations, or have corporate sponsorship connections, please reach out!

Buy a Book for the DGS Farm Library!

As a part of our education programming, we are building an on-farm children’s library at the Denver Green School Community Farm! We are looking to create a space full of books about farming and nature with diverse representation, so that our students can read about nature while in nature!

Our primary teaching modality has been hands-on farming activities, but with the addition of this library, the students will now also visit a reading station when they come out to the farm. Please support our work by adding nature and food literacy books to our library collection.

Every donated book creates countless opportunities for students to have “aha” moments, create personal connections to the topics we are learning about, build a culture of belonging in nature, and foster love and care for nature. Plus you will be supporting one of our favorite local book stores in Denver, The Bookies. On behalf of our students and our community, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

• 50-lb capacity scales

• Plastic bins, crates, buckets, tubtrugs

• Large coolers

• Carts with wheels

• Wheelbarrows and flat-free wheelbarrow tires

• Wooden lattices/trellises and wood (2×4′s, 2×6′s, 4×4′s, sheets of 1/2 or 3/4 inch plywood) for supports

• Fruit tree saplings

• Seeds and plants (veggies, fruits, herbs, edible flowers)

• Soaker hoses

• Hose spray nozzles/wands

• Pop up market tents (10′ x 10′)

• Rechargeable weed whacker

• Outdoor tables, benches, chairs, and patio umbrellas

• Sturdy, free-standing shelving and/or Metro racks

• Gas grill & propane

• Cordless drills (2)

• Table saw and/or skillsaw (circular saw)

• Tools: harvest knives, hoes, hand tools, rakes, U-Bar/Broadforks, etc. (please no shovels)

• Exterior latex paint in any color

• Garden sinks