Thimbleberry Collaborative Farm
Co-creating a more sustainable,
equitable, efficient and
healthy food system.
Our Mission
To advance individual, community, and environmental health in East Multnomah County by providing healthy, locally grown produce; access to land; educational programs; and community-led events.
Earth Month Fundraiser
We are so grateful for the amazing Thimbleberry community! Together you all raised $8,200 to support local regenerative agriculture and food access.
In 2024 we plan to provide at least 13,000 lbs of produce to the community, at no cost to recipients. We prioritize good land stewardship by using regenerative methods that build soil health, store carbon and reduce water usage. Thimbleberry believes that the health of our communities relies on access to healthy foods, and a healthy environment.
Thank you for believing in, and supporting, our mission to improve food access and environmental health locally! We are always in awe of the way you all show up for Thimbleberry, and for your community.
You’re invited to join us for a workshop!
We offer workshops about growing and cooking with seasonal produce, caring for farm animals, the healing properties of herbs, and more! Workshops are family-friendly, open to everyone, offered about once a month Feb-Nov, and offered on a sliding scale fee system. Click the link below to find out about our next workshop!
Join us on our next Volunteer Day!
At Thimbleberry Collaborative Farm, we strive to provide opportunities for our community to be involved and gain hands-on experience at the farm. Join us for an educational and fun-filled day at our next volunteer day! In 2024, our volunteer days will be every Wednesday, 9am-12pm, starting March 6.
Interested in a field trip? We’ve got you covered!
We have had the pleasure of hosting youth from Camp Fire Columbia, Latino Network, p:ear, Reynolds School District and Gresham Barlow School District so far! Check out the video for a glimpse of one of our first field trips.
If your class is interested in joining us at the farm for a field trip, click the link below.
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