When Winter Is Long
Community Carries Us Through
At Mountain Roots Food Project, winter is a season of coordination, care, and connection.
Farmers are planning fields. Educators are teaching students indoors. Volunteers are packing food boxes. Families are relying on steady access to fresh, local food during the hardest stretch of the year. This is what a strong food system looks like:
People working across seasons to make sure food keeps moving – from soil to storage, from farm to classroom, from neighbors to neighbors.
Your gift today fuels all three parts of that system:
Food Access: Getting nourishing, local food to households when winter costs are highest.
Education: Teaching the next generation how food is grown, prepared, and shared.
Local Agriculture: Supporting the farmers and ranchers who keep our regional supply strong.
When you give in winter, you’re strengthening the foundation that spring will build upon.
Help keep our food system moving – no matter the season.
DonatE
Will you feed a family in need local produce, fund environmental & nutritional youth education, & support our local farmers?
Other ways to give
We believe every service & skill is valuable. Whether it’s used garden tools or expertise for a fence project, you can help our dollars go farther.