Hello Farmlinkers! My name is Trenton Newberry, and I am a fundraising team lead at Farmlink.My role is to welcome new fellows to the fundraising team...

In wake of the war in Ukraine, we reached out to Former Brand Director for The Farmlink Project, Charles McBryde, who traveled to Ukraine shortly after the s...

Imagine driving up to four hours to get to the nearest grocery store. For many families living in Navajo Nation, this is the reality to access nutritious food.

Simply put, “Farmlink would not exist without Jocelyn Cortese. There’s no question about that.” Growing up being best friends with Jack Cortese, Farmlink...

From a young age, Luis Yepiz, The Farmlink Project’s Chief Procurement Officer–and self-described “food rights activist”–wrote poetry, acted, sang opera, and...

Happy Earth Day from The Farmlink Project! Celebrating Earth Day allows us to reflect on what the Earth means to us and how we can change our lifestyles to ...

During the last week of January, The Farmlink Project’s co-founder Aidan Reilly received an unusual direct message on Instagram: an invite to possibly be...

This Thursday marks Saint Patrick’s Day, commemorating the life of Saint Patrick, patron saint of Ireland! We decided to tell some of the y fun stories about...

As students are returning to in-person classes, The Farmlink Project is slowly hiring full and part-time paid employees to help ensure the longevity and...

March 1st marks the beginning of the 37th celebration of Women’s History Month, a time of reflection on the often overlooked and vital role women have played...

When we sit down for dinner each day, rarely do we consider the government policies that got that food to our plates. The farmers who grew our food, however...

With families displaced, jobs lost, and homes and businesses destroyed, food insecurity has been exacerbated in communities impacted by Hurricane Ida...