Seeding Solidarity
A Food Sovereignty Collaborative of
Woven Roots Farm & Finca Luna Búho
For 16 years, Woven Roots Farm has provided CSA shares to vulnerable community members who might not otherwise have access to fresh, local vegetables. We are proud to share that since 2010, our commitment to food justice has grown into an initiative called Seeding Solidarity collaboratively held with Finca Luna Búho and Sonrisas.
Seeding Solidarity is the region's longest-running food access program, providing weekly vegetable distributions to vulnerable community members who might otherwise lack access to fresh, local vegetables. However, Seeding Solidarity is about more than distributing food. It is about preserving dignity, strengthening relationships, and ensuring that communities have a meaningful voice in shaping solutions. For us, nourishment is not merely something handed to another person. It grows through relationships, shared knowledge, and collective care.
What We Do
Seeding Solidarity connects people with nourishing food and ancestral knowledge through:
Weekly door-to-door delivery of fresh produce grown at Woven Roots Farm
Workshops, knowledge shares, and land-based community gatherings where Black, Indigenous, people of color, and queer lives and voices are centered
Agricultural education in partnership with local schools and organizations
Support for migrant justice and cultural connection.
Deeply relational, trust-based organizing led by immigrants/BIPOC
Language accessibility and justice: 98% of our community is Spanish-speaking — every communication starts in Spanish, then gets translated into English, centering our experiences of language justice.
Photos by Woven Roots Farm.