Through our sponsorship and donation program we ask you, as supporters of our goals and philosophy, to help us provide locally-grown, chemical-free food and education in vegetable growing!
Our community of dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers is growing due to an increasing awareness of the farm in the local area and a general increase in interest in local, sustainable food production.
From 2011 until early 2023, the Allotment Plots and Education programs at Albion Hills Community Farm have been supported by substantial grants. These grants have supplemented the income from growing and selling vegetables, an operation which is not yet financially sustainable itself.
AHCF’s operations will still be supported in part by grants, but as we make progress towards financial sustainability we would like to engage local businesses, organizations and individuals as sponsors.
Through our sponsorship and donation program we ask you, as supporters of our goals and philosophy, to help us provide locally-grown, chemical-free food and education in vegetable growing!
If you are able to support our programs in any way please send an email to info@albionhillscommunityfarm.org.
Surplus bug spray (gotta protect our gardeners!)
Canadian Tire dollars
Straw bales for straw bale castle or mulch – $50 per big bale
Hose
Small garden tools (used or new)
Perennial vegetable/fruit plants
Chickens!
Chicken-feeding equipment
Veggie bags with AHCF (and your) logos
Cordless drill
Large garden tools (used or new)
Signage for visitors (schools and the general public) – Thank you, volunteers, for making some of these using found/donated materials!
Upgrade cold-store door
Lawn-mower for mowing paths
Outdoor classroom seating, materials and installation (logs or similar)
Sponsor a class visit
Sponsor a talk with specialist speaker/an educational workshop
Composting bins: materials, design, labour, workshop costs, signage
Chicken hut and run
Deer fencing – various options, some less expensive
Lawn tractor (new or used) to mow paths and/or pull trailer loaded with veg from field to barn
Trailer for lawn tractor above
Corn maze (cost of planting, cutting etc)
Cold-store expansion
BCS Power harrow
Composting toilet plus hut
Replacement for the coverall (for storage and meeting/teaching area)
Tractor
Greenhouse
Kitchen for processing of produce
The above estimates of value are approximate. Cash donations for general use would also be very gratefully accepted!
Sign up for our newsletter to receive updates about the farm, recipes and more!
This area is inspired by traditional Indigenous Medicine Wheel gardens. The four quadrants represent the four directions and four seasons. We created this garden to provide an opportunity to learn, teach and honour traditional Indigenous practices, perspectives and being.
– Etobicoke Outdoor Education Centre
