Support the mission
Help good work
take deeper root.
Donations go to the charitable 501(c)(3) Foundation. They fund and sustain Coalition-led programs, land-retention work, scholarships, and other approved charitable work.
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South Carolina Black Farmers Coalition Foundation, Inc. is a recognized 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
You will receive a contribution receipt by email automatically after each gift.
Foundation giving is separate from Coalition membership. Membership dues, conference registration, vendor fees, and other non-donation transactions are handled on the Coalition site. To join, visit the Coalition membership page .
Why give
Fund work designed to last.
The Foundation exists to strengthen and sustain Black farmers, landowners, and rural communities. Because the Foundation is the recognized 501(c)(3), all charitable fundraising for this work is housed here: donations, corporate sponsorships, grant support, and fundraising campaigns. A Foundation gift funds, sustains, and administers charitable work. It does not enroll anyone in Coalition membership.
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Ways to support
Give once, give monthly, or start a conversation.
South Carolina Black Farmers Coalition Foundation, Inc. is a recognized 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
- One-time giftGive online through the Foundation’s Givebutter campaign. A receipt arrives by email.
- Monthly givingChoose a monthly gift to sustain the work year-round. Change or cancel it any time from your receipt.
- Corporate sponsorshipTalk with the Foundation about supporting useful work.
- Grant support and campaignsFunders and campaign partners work directly with the Foundation.
- Giving questionsUse the contact form and choose Donations and giving.

Corporate sponsorship
Build a partnership around useful work.
Organizations can start a conversation about sponsorship, scholarships, grant funding, or other approved charitable work.
Discuss corporate sponsorship