Fed Urban Agriculture Society

1. FED Urban Farm A core program site where FED grows food for distribution to low-income households offers hands-on education in urban agriculture and provides a public green space for community engagement. Acquired in 2024 the site supports all three of FED's charitable purposes: poverty relief education and public amenity. 2. My FED Farm This program relieves poverty by distributing home garden kits and providing mentorship to low? income individuals and families. It empowers participants to grow their own food and build food security through practical education. 3. Demonstration & Rooftop Gardens FED stewards several publicly accessible gardens that serve as models of inclusive urban food growing. These sites support food access offer educational signage and programming and function as community amenities. 4. Community Engagement & Education FED advances education through inclusive workshops webinars school programs and volunteer opportunities focused on food systems and urban agriculture. Programs are offered online and in person with a focus on accessibility and impact. In 2024 FED Urban Agriculture Society acquired an urban farm site to support our charitable purposes of relieving poverty advancing education and providing a public amenity. The farm produces fresh healthy food for low-income households offers space for educational programs such as workshops and school visits and serves as a welcoming green space for community use. The acquisition ensures long-term security and expanded capacity for these core programs. Rationale for Property Acquisition In 2024 FED Urban Agriculture Society purchased an existing urban farm business and assumed full operational control of its activities on a leased site. This acquisition supports our charitable purposes of relieving poverty advancing education and providing a public amenity. The farm now operates as a mission-aligned social enterprise generating modest revenue through the sale of pro