Support Pie Ranch!

For almost 20 years, Pie Ranch has worked to create a Bay Area in which all people have access to healthy food, know and value where their food comes from and attain that food from a multiracial corridor of climate-friendly farmers, land stewards and ranchers in a symbiotic web that benefits both the people and the planet. 

As our community and the world continue to cope with societal and environmental challenges, Pie Ranch offers transformative programming that educates youth and adults about organic food and farming, fosters early-stage regenerative farmers and collaborates with allies to build a healthy and just food system.

Our programs for K-12 learners and the public are grounded at the farm and provide inspiration for participants to affect food systems change in their communities. 

Our Regenerator Farm at Cascade creates pathways for farmers, ranchers and land stewards to achieve business viability with an emphasis on providing equitable economic and wealth-building opportunities for womxn, Black, Indigenous and all people of color (BIPOC).  The Regenerator Program provides mentorship, workshops on farming, tools and machinery, contacts with local markets and most importantly, access to land.  

Since 2014, the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band and Amah Mutsun Land Trust (who co-tend present day Pie lands in honor of the original inhabitants, the Quiroste) have shared their wisdom and skills with Pie Ranch.  The Amah Mutsun Native Plant Nursery at the Regenerator Farm at Cascade provides plants to revegetate regional lands, helping to restore our coastal prairies for a more fire resistant future.  

Your support allows all of our programs to grow and thrive!