What started as a front yard garden shared with family,
friends, and neighbors grew into something much
bigger. Through Black Earth Day, our little plot turned
into a community farm built on the idea of looking out
for one another.


We saw a vital need for Black communities and other
communities of color to have a space where we can
come together to:


Grow our own food and build true food sovereignty.

Cultivate deep connections with the land and each
other.

Empower our neighborhood by sharing knowledge
and skills.


Seed to Soul exists to nourish our community. We do
this not just with fresh, healthy food, but with a real
sense of belonging, opportunity, and hope. Our mission
is to plant seeds that support our neighbors through
tough times, and to build a future where everyone has
the chance to thrive.