2023-11-15T11:20:32-06:00 2022-12-31 042442519 EDELSTEIN & COMPANY LLP 160 FEDERAL STREET 9TH FLOOR BOSTON MA 02110 990 2022-01-01 363383233 FARM AID INC FARM 6173542922 501 CAMBRIDGE STREET 3RD FLOOR CAMBRIDGE MA 02141 GLENDA YODER ASSOC. DIRECTOR & ASSIST. TREASURER 6173542922 2023-11-15 1 GLENDA YODER 999009999 0 EUGENE BORGONZI P01269879 6172276161 2023-11-15 2 AAL1 IAL1 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z GLENDA YODER 501 CAMBRIDGE STREET 3RD FLOOR CAMBRIDGE MA 02141 7435322 0 X WWW.FARMAID.ORG X 1985 IL FARM AID'S MISSION IS TO BUILD A VIBRANT, FAMILY FARM-CENTERED SYSTEM OF AGRICULTURE IN AMERICA. 11 11 18 360 0 0 9626546 4062921 31082 31736 39535 -11918 439680 637950 10136843 4720689 996226 1204670 0 0 971044 1274432 0 0 271091 846468 1089554 2813738 3568656 7323105 1152033 10975275 12312057 493822 728824 10481453 11583233 X FARM AID'S MISSION IS TO BUILD A VIBRANT, FAMILY FARM-CENTERED SYSTEM OF AGRICULTURE IN AMERICA. FARM AID ARTISTS AND BOARD MEMBERS WILLIE NELSON, JOHN MELLENCAMP, NEIL YOUNG AND DAVE MATTHEWS HOST AN ANNUAL FESTIVAL TO SUPPORT FARM AID'S WORK WITH FAMILY FARMERS AND TO INSPIRE PEOPLE TO CHOOSE FOOD FROM FAMILY FARMS. SINCE 1985, FARM AID HAS RAISED MORE THAN $60 MILLION TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS THAT HELP FARMERS THRIVE, EXPAND THE REACH OF THE GOOD FOOD MOVEMENT, TAKE ACTION TO CHANGE THE DOMINANT SYSTEM OF INDUSTRIAL AGRICULTURE AND PROMOTE FOOD FROM FAMILY FARMS. 0 0 1789570 587129 0 HELPING FARMERS THRIVE - IN 2022, FARMERS CONTINUED TO DEAL WITH IMPACTS OF THE PANDEMIC AND ALSO FACED THE TRADITIONAL CHALLENGES INCLUDING COMPETING IN AN EVER-CONSOLIDATING MARKET THAT FAVORS CORPORATIONS; WEATHER, INCLUDING EXTREME WEATHER AND NATURAL DISASTERS EXACERBATED BY CLIMATE CHANGE; RISING INPUT COSTS; MARKET CHANGES AND THE DIFFICULTY OF EARNING A FAIR PRICE. THE STRAIN IN THE FARM ECONOMY IS NO ACCIDENT; IT IS THE RESULT OF POLICIES DESIGNED TO ENRICH CORPORATIONS AT THE EXPENSE OF FARMERS, RANCHERS AND EATERS. IN RESPONSE, FARM AID CONTINUED TO EXPAND OUR DIRECT FARMER RESPONSE AND INCREASED OUR ADVOCACY OF SOLUTIONS TO FARM POLICY THAT NEEDS A MASSIVE SHIFT IN DIRECTIONONE THAT IS EQUITABLE TO ALL FARMERS AND DELIVERS FAIR PRICES AND COMPETITIVE MARKETS THAT ALLOW THEM TO MAKE A LIVING.THROUGH THE 1-800-FARM-AID HOTLINE AND ONLINE REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE, FARM AID'S HOTLINE OPERATORS LISTEN TO FARMERS AND REFER THEM TO AN EXTENSIVE NETWORK OF FARM AND RURAL SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY. REFERRALS PROVIDE IMMEDIATE SUPPORT TO FARM FAMILIES IN CRISIS AND FARMERS SEEKING TO TRANSITION TO MORE SUSTAINABLE FARMING PRACTICES, AS WELL AS FOR FUTURE FARMERS INTERESTED IN BEGINNING THEIR FARMS. IN 2022, FARM AID RECEIVED 829 CONTACTS TO THE HOTLINE AND ONLINE REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE FORM, AN INCREASE OF 40% FROM THE PREVIOUS YEAR. BY REGION, FARM AID RECEIVED 324 CASES FROM THE SOUTH; 199 FROM THE MIDWEST; 164 FROM THE WEST; AND 119 FROM THE NORTHEAST.IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE MIGRANT CLINICIANS NETWORK (MCN), FARM AID HIRED A NEW SPANISH HOTLINE OPERATOR, ELIZABETH GONZALEZ-IBARRA, IN OCTOBER. THIS CAPACITY ON THE FARM AID HOTLINE IS ESSENTIAL TO MEET THE NEEDS OF SPANISH-SPEAKING FARMERS AND FARMWORKERS. FARM AID IS ENGAGED IN SEVERAL MARKETING AND OUTREACH STRATEGIES TO INCREASE KNOWLEDGE AND CREATE PARTNERSHIPS WITH SPANISH/FARMWORKER ORGANIZATIONS.FARM AID HOTLINE OPERATORS COMPLETED MANY TRAININGS THROUGHOUT 2022 TO STRENGTHEN THEIR SKILLS TO RESPOND TO FARMERS INCLUDING LEGAL WORKSHOPS, FARM LENDING LAW, USDA PROGRAMS, APPEALS, DISCRIMINATION AND EQUITABLE RELIEF, IN ADDITION TO IMPLICIT BIAS TRAINING.EMERGENCY GRANTS TOTALING MORE THAN $42,500 WERE MADE IN 2022 TO FARM FAMILIES TO COVER ESSENTIAL HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES. THESE $500 GRANTS ARE RECOMMENDED ON A CASE-BY-CASE BASIS BY FARM AID HOTLINE MANAGERS WHO ALSO CONNECT FARMERS WITH HELPFUL SERVICES, RESOURCES AND OPPORTUNITIES SPECIFIC TO THEIR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS.FARM AID'S FARMER RESOURCE NETWORK OFFERS AN INTERACTIVE WEBSITE AND DATABASE OF MORE THAN 1,500 RESOURCES THAT PROVIDE GUIDANCE FOR NEW FARMERS, DIRECT ASSISTANCE TO FARMERS IN CRISIS, AND SUPPORT FOR FARMERS WHO WISH TO TRANSITION TO MORE SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION METHODS AND MARKETS. THROUGH THE FRN, FARM AID MAKES CONNECTIONS BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS, FARM SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS, AND BUSINESSES TO ADDRESS CHALLENGES AND CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR FARMERS. FARM AID POINTS FARMERS AND ADVOCATES TO OUR MOST TRUSTED RESOURCES, NEW OFFERINGS AND TIMELY OPPORTUNITIES VIA OUR CURATED RESOURCE GUIDES.THANKS TO THE INCREASED CAPACITY OF OUR HOTLINE TEAM, WE BETTER CURATE AND INCREASE THE RESOURCES IN THE FRN; IN 2022, THE NUMBER OF RESOURCES IN THE NETWORK WAS INCREASED BY 50%. THE WORK TO MAKE THE FRN MORE USER-FRIENDLY AND ACCESSIBLE IS ONGOING; IN 2022 WE IMPROVED THE WAYS THAT ORGANIZATIONS CAN SHARE RESOURCES WITH FARM AID AND STREAMLINED THE PROCESS OF ADDING NEW RESOURCES. WE ALSO FOCUSED ON BUILDING OUT MEDIA RESOURCES (PDFS, WEBINARS, ETC.), AND RESOURCES IN SPANISH. FARM AID AWARDED $399,000 IN END OF YEAR GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT HELP FARMERS SECURE THERESOURCES THEY NEED TO BEGIN FARMING, ACCESS NEW MARKETS, GROW SUSTAINABLY AND BUILD RESILIENCE IN THE FACE OF CRISIS AND STRESS. 759388 533841 0 TAKING ACTION TO CHANGE THE SYSTEM - FARM AID WORKS WITH LOCAL, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS TO PROMOTE FAIR FARM POLICIES AND GRASSROOTS ORGANIZING EFFORTS. FARM AID GRANTED $515,000 TO FAMILY FARM ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO ENSURE COMPETITIVE MARKETS FOR FAMILY FARMERS, ADDRESS ANTITRUST AND CONTRACT VIOLATIONS, FIGHT FACTORY FARMS, STRENGTHEN THE GRASSROOTS AROUND A UNIFIED VISION FOR OUR FARM AND FOOD SYSTEM AND AMPLIFY AN EFFECTIVE FARMER VOICE TO REFORM THE FOOD SYSTEM. ON THE THURSDAY BEFORE THE ANNUAL FARM AID FESTIVAL, FARM AID HOSTED A FARMER FORUM, "EQUITY, CLIMATE AND AGRICULTURE: THE WAY FORWARD," WITH MORE THAN 150 PARTICIPANTS TAKING PART. THE FORUM WAS AN OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE IN A PRODUCTIVE AND THOUGHTFUL DIALOGUE BETWEEN FARMERS, ADVOCATES, ACTIVISTS AND POLICYMAKERS. FARMERS AND RANCHERS FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY SHARED THEIR STORIES, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES. THEY ASKED CRITICAL QUESTIONS AND RAISED CRUCIAL POINTS ABOUT THE WAYS OUR FOOD SYSTEM IS FAILING TO BEST HONOR FARMERS, RANCHERS, EATERS AND OUR CLIMATE, SOIL AND WATER. THEY PROPOSED SOLUTIONS FOR HOW TO TACKLE SOME OF THE MOST PRESSING AND COMPLEX ISSUES OUR COUNTRY FACES. FARM AID'S CREDIT WORKING GROUP, MADE UP OF PEOPLE DIRECTLY SERVING FARMERS THROUGH ONE-ON-ONE ADVOCACY IN ADDITION TO EXPERTS IN FARM CREDIT AND AGRICULTURAL LAW, CONTINUED TO OFFER AND PRESS FOR REFORMS THAT COULD BE MADE ADMINISTRATIVELY AT USDA. THE WORKING GROUP MEETS WEEKLY AND HAS HAD NUMEROUS MEETINGS WITH TOP USDA OFFICIALS TO PUSH FOR CHANGES THAT MAKE USDA PROGRAMS AND CREDIT MORE ACCESSIBLE TO FARMERS, ESPECIALLY UNDERSERVED FARMERS, WITH BETTER OUTCOMES FOR FAMILY FARMERS. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, FARM AID LENT OUR VOICE AND OTHER SUPPORT TO EFFORTS TO CHANGE OUR FARM AND FOOD SYSTEM, INCLUDING: PARTNERING WITH THE INTERTRIBAL AGRICULTURE COUNCIL TO SUPPORT A NEW RULE TO PREVENT UNFAIR LENDING PRACTICES INAGRICULTURE THAT PERSIST AND CONTINUE TO CREATE DEEP INEQUITY IN LAND OWNERSHIP AND ACCESS, SLASH DIVERSITYIN AGRICULTURE AND IMPOVERISH RURAL COMMUNITIES; ADVOCATING FOR TRANSPARENCY IN POULTRY GROWER CONTRACTING AND PROTECTION OF WHISTLEBLOWERS, WHO PLAY A CRUCIALROLE IN EXPOSING THE WAYS IN WHICH OUR FARM AND FOOD SYSTEM HARMS FARMERS, WORKERS AND EATERS; SPEAKING OUT AGAINST FEDERAL FUNDING FOR CONFINED ANIMAL FEEDING OPERATIONS (CAFOS) AND MANURE DIGESTERSTHAT CREATE FACTORY FARM GAS; CALLING ON PRESIDENT BIDEN TO DEMAND A TRANSFORMATIVE FARM BILL THAT CENTERS RACIAL JUSTICE, ENDS HUGER ANDINCREASING ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOOD, MEETS THE CLIMATE CRISIS HEAD ON AND ENSURES THE SAFETY OF FOOD AND FARMWORKERS, FARMERS AND CONSUMERS, AND OUR ENTIRE FOOD SYSTEM; SUPPORTING THE WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON FOOD, NUTRITION, HUNGER AND HEALTH TO CHART POLICIES THAT WILLSUPPORT A UNIVERSALLY SUSTAINABLE, HEALTHFUL AND EQUITABLE FOOD SYSTEM; CALLING FOR SUPPORT OF THE FARM AND STRESS ASSISTANCE NETWORK, A FEDERAL PROGRAM THAT HAS BROUGHTAWARENESS AND RESOURCES TO THE CHALLENGE OF FARMER STRESS AND RURAL MENTAL HEALTH; CALLING FOR INCREASED CONSERVATION AND CLIMATE FRIENDLY AGRICULTURE FUNDING AS WELL AS INCREASED FUNDING TOEXPAND LOCAL LIVESTOCK PROCESSING; AND FIGHTING FOR REGULATIONS TO ENSURE A FAIR MARKETPLACE FOR AMERICA'S FAMILY FARMERS AND RANCHERS.FARM AID CONTINUES TO SERVE AS A LEADER AND CONTRIBUTING MEMBER OF VARIOUS COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS TO CHANGEOUR FARM AND FOOD SYSTEM AND ADVANCE THE POWER AND PARTICIPATION OF FARMERS IN THESE EFFORTS. THESE HAVE INCLUDED EFFORTS TO ADDRESS ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL INJUSTICES ACROSS ANIMAL AGRICULTURE; TO ELEVATE ON-THE-GROUND SOLUTIONS TO CLIMATE CHANGE; TO BUILD THE SUPPLY OF NON-GMO FOOD INGREDIENTS AND ANIMAL FEED IN THE U.S.; AND TO PROMOTE REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE.FARM AID ALSO CONTINUES ITS LEADERSHIP IN THE PHILANTHROPIC COMMUNITY TO BRING FUNDERS' ATTENTION TO THE VARIED CHALLENGES FACED BY FAMILY FARMERS AND TO ENCOURAGE COLLABORATION AND COLLECTIVE PROBLEM SOLVING. 319075 0 31736 PROMOTING FOOD FROM FAMILY FARMS - THE HEART OF FARM AID'S WORK TO PROMOTE FOOD FROM FAMILY FARMS IS OUR ANNUAL FARM AID FESTIVAL. FARM AID 2022 WAS HELD AT COASTAL CREDIT UNION MUSIC PARK AT WALNUT CREEK IN RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, ON SEPTEMBER24. A CROWD OF 18,350 ENJOYED PERFORMANCES BY FARM AID BOARD MEMBERS WILLIE NELSON, JOHN MELLENCAMP, DAVE MATTHEWS WITH TIM REYNOLDS, AND MARGO PRICE. ADDITIONAL ARTISTS INCLUDED CHRIS STAPLETON, SHERYL CROW, ALLISON RUSSELL, LUKAS NELSON & PROMISE OF THE REAL, CHARLEY CROCKETT, BRITTANY SPENCER, PARTICLE KID, THE WISDOM INDIAN DANCERS AND THE HORSE HILL SINGERS. ALL OF THE ARTISTS GENEROUSLY DONATED THEIR TIME AND TRAVEL EXPENSES.ON SEPTEMBER 24 AT FARM AID 2022: IN FARM AID'S HOMEGROWN VILLAGE, 33 FARM AND FOOD GROUPS ENGAGED FESTIVALGOERS IN HANDSON, INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES ABOUT FAMILY FARMERS, SOIL, WATER AND FOOD PRODUCTION. AT THE MINI FARM,FESTIVALGOERS ENJOYED THE COMPANY OF HERITAGE BREED FARM ANIMALS. IN THE HOMEGROWN SKILLS TENT, FESTIVALGOERS TOOK PART IN 6 WORKSHOPS ABOUT MUSHROOM AND PLANT FORAGING, MAKING NATURAL DYES, LACTO-FERMENTATION AND MORE. ON THE FARMYARD STAGE, FARMERS, ACTIVISTS AND ARTISTS CAME TOGETHER IN CONVERSATION ABOUT THE STATE OF AMERICAN AGRICULTURE, THE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF BLACK, INDIGENOUS AND PEOPLE OF COLOR (BIPOC) FARMERS, AND AGRICULTURE'S CONNECTION TO CLIMATE CHANGE-BOTH AS A CAUSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE (INDUSTRIAL AGRICULTURE) AND A REMEDY FOR CLIMATE CHANGE.ENGAGING PEOPLE IN A HANDS-ON WAY IN THE HOMEGROWN VILLAGE AND ON THE FARMYARD STAGE FOSTERS DEEP AWARENESS OF KEY FOOD AND FARM ISSUES. FARM AID PARTNERED WITH LEGENDS HOSPITALITY TO SERVE HOMEGROWN CONCESSIONS: FAMILY FARM-SOURCED FOOD GROWN AND RAISED WITH ECOLOGICAL STANDARDS AND A FAIR PRICE PAID TO FARMERS. HOMEGROWN CONCESSIONS BUILDS A STRONG RELATIONSHIP WITH FARMERS, FOOD COMPANIES, ETHNICALLY DIVERSE FOOD VENDORS AND SPONSORS. A TOTAL OF 60 MENU ITEMS FEATURED FAMILY FARM FOOD, INCLUDING MANY VEGETABLE, FRUIT, MEAT AND SEAFOOD INGREDIENTS FROM NORTH CAROLINA AND THE SOUTHEAST. MANY FOOD COMPANIES AND SPONSORS DONATED FOOD FOR HOMEGROWN CATERING BACKSTAGE AND IN VIP AREAS. CHEFS VOLUNTEERED TO SERVE THEIR SPECIALTIES FOR GUESTS. THE HOMEGROWN YOUTHMARKET, A FARM FRESH STAND OPERATED BY YOUNG PEOPLE FROM NATIONAL GRANGE AND FFA, SOLD LOCAL APPLES, PEACHES AND MUSCADINE GRAPES TO FESTIVALGOERS. 9,842 POUNDS OF FOOD AND SERVICEWARE WASTE WAS COLLECTED TO BUILD SOIL FOR FUTURE CROPS. FARM AID HAD A TOTAL OF 360 VOLUNTEERS, MANY OF WHOM HELPED FESTIVALGOERS DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN LANDFILL-BOUND TRASH, RECYCLABLES AND COMPOSTABLES. FARM AID SOLD REUSABLE WATER BOTTLES TO REDUCE WASTE AND ALUMINUM WATER BOTTLES WERE SOLD AT CONCESSIONS STANDS AS WELL, WITH FREE WATER FOR REFILLS. FESTIVAL T-SHIRTS, MADE WITH CERTIFIED ORGANIC COTTON, WERE SOLD. FARM AID PARTNERED WITH INTER-FAITH FOOD SHUTTLE FOR THE DONATION OF 7,601 POUNDS OF GROCERY ITEMS AND USEABLE FOOD REMAINING AFTER THE EVENT. CORPORATE SPONSORS INCLUDED DISH NETWORK, PATAGONIA WORKWEAR, COASTAL CREDIT UNION FOUNDATION, MOINK, SPINDRIFT, FRONTIER CO-OP, INSTITUTE FOR EMERGING ISSUES AND DEEP RIVER BREWING COMPANY. FARM AID 2022 GENERATED SEVERAL MAJOR DONATIONS, INCLUDING A $1 MILLION DONATION MADE ON STAGE BY JIM IRSAY ON BEHALF OF THE INDIANAPOLIS COLTS FOUNDATION INC. FARM AID 2022 EMPHASIZED THE DIVERSITY OF FARMERS AND RANCHERS IN THE SOUTHEAST AND ACROSS THE NATION, WHILE SHINING A LIGHT ON THE WAYS IN WHICH FARMERS CAN HELP SOLVE OUR CLIMATE CRISIS. OVER THE SUMMER, FARM AID STAFF VISITED FARMERS ON FARMS ACROSS NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA TO FILM VIDEO SPOTS THAT BRING FARMER VOICES TO THE FARM AID STAGE, TV AND WEB BROADCASTS, OUR WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA. FOR THE FIRST TIME, WE FEATURED THE STORIES OF FISHERMEN, DRAWING CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THEIR CHALLENGES AND THOSE OF LAND FARMERS, PARTICULARLY THOSE CHALLENGES RELATED TO CLIMATE CHANGE. FEATURED FARMERS AND FISHERS JOINED FARM AID ARTISTS FOR THE ANNUAL PRESS EVENT THAT KICKS OFF EACH FESTIVAL, SHARING THEIR STORIES AND THE WAYS IN WHICH THEY ACT AS CLIMATE STEWARDS ON THEIR FARMS AND BOATS. ALSO ON THE PRESS EVENT STAGE, FARM AID ANNOUNCED A MAJOR FARMER MOBILIZATION BEING PLANNED BY THE NATIONAL SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE CAMPAIGN (NSAC), FARM AID AND MANY OTHER NSAC MEMBERS, FOR MARCH 2023. THE ARTISTS ON STAGE AND AUDIENCE MEMBERS ROSE TO THEIR FEET IN SUPPORT. FARM AID 2022 RECEIVED SIGNIFICANT LOCAL AND REGIONAL MEDIA COVERAGE, AS WELL AS NATIONAL ATTENTION, INCLUDING FROM THE RALEIGH NEWS & OBSERVER, ROLLING STONE AND BILLBOARD. COVERAGE RESULTED IN 917 PRINT, ONLINE AND BROADCAST MEDIA HITS AND 324 BROADCAST HITS, RESULTING IN NEARLY 1 MILLION MEDIA IMPRESSIONS FROM ANNOUNCEMENT DAY THROUGH FESTIVAL-WEEK. FEATURE STORIES PROMOTED THE ENTERTAINMENT VALUE OF THE FESTIVAL, AS WELL AS THE DIVERSITY OF FARMERS AND IMPORTANCE OF FAMILY FARM AGRICULTURE FOR ALL OF US.FARM AID 2022 WAS BROADCAST LIVE ON CIRCLE TV, A MUSIC-CENTRIC NETWORK, FOR THE SECOND TIME, WITH FARM AID'S FARMER STORIES AND A CALL-TO-ACTION FOR DONATIONS AND MERCHANDISE SALES. SIRIUS XM SATELLITE RADIO BROADCAST THE ENTIRE CONCERT LIVE, WITH ARTISTS, FAMILY FARMERS AND ADVOCATES INTERVIEWED BETWEEN MUSIC SETS. THE FESTIVAL WAS WEBCAST LIVE ON WWW.FARMAID.ORG AND FARM AID'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL, WITH 53,556 VIEWS AND A TOTAL WATCH TIME OF 39,000 HOURS. THE FESTIVAL WAS ADDITIONALLY STREAMED ON DISH NETWORK AND ON CIRCLE'S SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS.THE FARM AID 2022 APP FOR IPHONE AND ANDROID PROVIDED FESTIVAL DETAILS INCLUDING THE MUSIC LINEUP, STORIES ABOUT FEATURED FARMERS, INFORMATION ABOUT EXHIBITS IN THE HOMEGROWN VILLAGE AND THE ORGANIZATIONS PRESENTING THEM, AND THE MENU FOR HOMEGROWN CONCESSIONS. THE FARM AID 2022 APP WAS DOWNLOADED BY 8,671 PEOPLE WHO LOGGED 62,047 SESSIONS WITH AN AVERAGE SESSION TIME OF MORE THAN 6 MINUTES.FARM AID'S SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE ALLOWED PEOPLE TO SHARE HOW THEY SUPPORT FAMILY FARMERS AND FARM AID, REACHING MORE THAN 18.4 MILLION USERS ON TWITTER, RESULTING IN 42 MILLION IMPRESSIONS, AND NEARLY 1 MILLION MORE PEOPLE ON FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM, DURING THE PERIOD BETWEEN ANNOUNCEMENT AND FESTIVAL DAY. 259620 83700 0 GROWING THE GOOD FOOD MOVEMENT (GGFM)- IN 2022, FARM AID AND OUR PARTNERS CONTINUED TO IMPLEMENT STRATEGIES THAT BOLSTER THE GOOD FOOD MOVEMENTTHE GROWING NUMBER OF EATERS DEMANDING FAMILY FARM-IDENTIFIED, LOCAL, ORGANIC OR HUMANELY RAISED FOOD. FARM AID AWARDED GRANTS IN THE AMOUNT OF $100,000 TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT STRENGTHEN INFRASTRUCTURE FOR LOCAL AND REGIONAL FOOD SYSTEMS AND RAISE AWARENESS OF THEIR VALUE. THESE GRANTS SUPPORT WORK TO CREATE NEW MARKETS FOR FARMERS AND ENHANCE ACCESS TO GOOD FOOD FOR EVERYONE, REGARDLESS OF RACE, COLOR, NATIONAL ORIGIN OR ZIP CODE. 259620 83700 0 3127653 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 35 0 18 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 X 11 11 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 AZ CA CT FL GA HI IL IN KS KY ME MD MA MI MN MS NH NJ NM NY NC ND OK OR PA RI SC UT WI X X GLENDA YODER 6173542922 501 CAMBRIDGE STREET 3RD FLOOR CAMBRIDGE MA 02141 WILLIE NELSON CHAIRMAN/DIRECTOR 1.00 X X 0 0 0 LANA NELSON SECRETARY/DIRECTOR 1.00 X X 0 0 0 RICHARD FIELDS DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 JOEL KATZ DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 DAVID MATTHEWS DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 JOHN MELLENCAMP DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 MARK ROTHBAUM DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 EVELYN SHRIVER TREASURER/DIRECTOR 1.00 X X 0 0 0 NEIL YOUNG DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 ANNIE NELSON DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 MARGO PRICE DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 CAROLYN MUGAR EXE. DIRECTOR & VICE PRESIDENT 20.00 X 66701 0 0 GLENDA YODER ASSISTANT TREASURER 35.00 X 115611 0 13078 JENNIFER FAHY COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR 35.00 X 113534 0 21318 CAROLINE MCCORMICK OPERATIONS DIRECTOR 35.00 X 106837 0 29603 402683 0 63999 3 0 0 0 MIRROR IMAGE INC 139 EXCHANGE STREET PAWTUCKET RI 02860 MERCH & FULFILLMENT/STORAGE SERVICES 366355 NEP II INC DBA SCREENWORKS LLC 2 BETA DRIVE PITTSBURGH PA 15238 VIDEO PRODUCTION SERVICES 248511 VANGUARD COMMUNICATIONS 2121 K ST NW STE 650 WASHINGTON DC 20037 COMMUNICATIONS/MARKETING SERVICES 204164 UPSTAGING INC 821 PARK AVE SYCAMORE IL 60178 LIGHTING SERVICES 143163 THE TEAM COMPANIES LLC 2300 EMPIRE AVE BURBANK CA 91504 STAFFING SERVICES 136506 6 110502 322844 229344 3400231 2959 4062921 HOMEGROWN CONCESSIONS LICENSE FEE 110000 29974 29974 HOMEGROWN YOUTHMARKET SALES 110000 1762 1762 31736 23398 23398 34 34 30288 65604 -35316 -35316 -35316 2950851 322844 2521380 429471 429471 229887 127649 102238 102238 LICENSING FEES 110000 106207 106207 106207 4720689 137943 0 519825 X 1158020 1158020 46650 46650 159228 133435 8994 16799 861987 722054 48793 91140 21192 17751 1200 2241 151463 127943 8201 15319 80562 67484 4560 8518 154723 102790 31946 19987 5097 5097 406341 374169 14967 17205 56057 29226 5197 21634 44431 24973 3062 16396 215012 170635 22839 21538 50978 48244 1853 881 37661 31547 2132 3982 39033 18845 944 19244 OTHER BUSINESS EXPENSES 46144 42995 1383 1766 PRINTING AND REPRODUCTI 13402 6 13396 SUBSCRIPTIONS & DUES 11830 10892 327 611 FACILITY RENTALS AND PR 8845 8411 434 3568656 3127653 169912 271091 394119 293344 8960090 10201291 304120 533439 680196 85223 41259 133259 38327 88970 25752 19267 9216 6485 444518 355561 95930 73737 7500 540748 10975275 12312057 218642 148185 29726 27570 229344 16110 553069 493822 728824 X 9878599 11108402 602854 474831 10481453 11583233 10975275 12312057 1152033 -50253 0 X 0 1 X 0 0 X 1636703 1590794 2693871 2214277 3162921 11298566 1636703 1590794 2693871 2214277 3162921 11298566 43674 11254892 16414 12856 18662 17362 23432 88726 11387292 13602094 0.98840 0.98280 X SCHEDULE A, PART VI, LIST OF UNUSUAL GRANTS: DESCRIPTION: BEQUEST FROM DISINTERESTED PARTY DATE: 03/18/21 AMOUNT: 7200000. DESCRIPTION: BEQUEST FROM DISINTERESTED PARTY DATE: 12/07/21 AMOUNT: 212269. DESCRIPTION: 2ND PAYMENT ON BEQUEST FROM DISINTERESTED PARTY DATE: 02/09/22 AMOUNT: 900000. RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 3833 0 245 0 4078 0 3559481 0 3563559 0 328178 0 82045 0 0 0 281014 275065 290400 328178 1174657 1761986 6582 13387 12760 4078 36807 70254 68766 72600 82045 293665 440498 6071 12954 12760 3833 35618 411062 -65705 17570 5043 322744 416767 22261 22226 5740 411062 400590 44230 22503 5550 416767 367530 60046 21607 5379 400590 445641 -8123 20789 43821 5378 367530 0.00000 0.00000 1.00000 0 0 25752 19267 6485 6485 OPERATING LEASE LIABILITIES 553069 553069 4665587 -50253 248 -50005 4715592 5097 5097 4720689 3563807 248 248 3563559 5097 5097 3568656 PART V, LINE 4: THE USE OF THIS FUND OF $322,744 IS RESTRICTED TO THE YOUNKERS-FARM AID SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM. NORTH AMERICA 0 0 TICKET SALES & AUCTION ITEM N/A EUROPE (INCLUDING ICELAND & GREENLAND) 0 0 TICKET SALES N/A NORTH AMERICA - CANADA AND MEXICO, BUT NOT THE UNITED STATES 0 0 FUNDRAISING N/A EUROPE (INCLUDING ICELAND & GREENLAND) 0 0 FUNDRAISING N/A EAST ASIA AND THE PACIFIC 0 0 FUNDRAISING N/A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PART I, LINE 3: THE ORGANIZATION HAD NO FOREIGN EXPENDITURES BUT IF IT DID, IT WOULD ACCOUNT FOR THEM USING THE ACCRUAL METHOD OF ACCOUNTING PART III ACCOUNTING METHOD: FORM 990, SCHEDULE F, PART I, LINE 3 THE ORGANIZATION SOLD TICKETS FOR THE ANNUAL FESTIVAL TO 9 FOREIGN INDIVIDUALS WHO RESIDE IN THE NORTH AMERICA REGION AND 1 FROM THE EUROPE REGION. THE TOTAL TICKET SALES TO THESE INDIVIDUALS TOTALED $90,475, OF WHICH $58,756 WAS IN EXCESS OF THE FAIR MARKET OF THE EXCHANGE AND THUS A CONTRIBUTION. THESE INDIVIDUALS WERE REPORTED ON SCHEDULE B, IF THE AMOUNT OF THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS EXCEEDED THE REPORTING THRESHOLDS IN ACCORDANCE WITH IRS REGULATIONS. THE ORGANIZATION DID NOT EXPEND ANY MONEY IN THESE REGIONS IN ORDER TO OBTAIN THESE SALES. THE ORGANIZATION RECEIVED REVENUE FROM THE SALE OF AN AUCTION ITEM FROM 1 FOREIGN INDIVIDUAL WHO RESIDED IN THE NORTH AMERICA REGION. THE ORGANIZATION DID NOT EXPEND ANY MONEY IN THIS REGION IN ORDER TO OBTAIN THE SALE OF THE AUCTION ITEM. THE ORGANIZATION RECEIVED DONATIONS FROM 31 FOREIGN INDIVIDUALS WHO RESIDE IN NORTH AMERICA (13 INDIVIDUALS), EUROPE (17 INDIVIDUALS), AND AUSTRALIA (1 INDIVIDUAL). TOTAL DONATIONS FROM THESE INDIVIDUALS TOTALED $65,442 ($63,616 IN NORTH AMERICA, $1,751 IN EUROPE, $76 IN AUSTRALIA). THESE INDIVIDUALS WERE REPORTED ON SCHEDULE B, IF THE AMOUNT OF THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS EXCEEDED THE REPORTING THRESHOLDS IN ACCORDANCE WITH IRS REGULATIONS. THE ORGANIZATION DID NOT EXPEND ANY MONEY IN THESE REGIONS IN ORDER TO OBTAIN THESE DONATIONS. 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501(C)(3) 22000 0 N/A N/A TAKING ACTION TO CHANGE SYSTEM GEORGIA ORGANICS INC 200 OTTLEY DRIVE ATLANTA GA 30324 582345310 501(C)(3) 10000 0 N/A N/A TAKING ACTION TO CHANGE SYSTEM IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION PO BOX 4550 IOWA CITY IA 52244 421143702 501(C)(3) 13419 0 N/A N/A SCHOLARSHIPS NORTHEAST ORGANIC FARMING ASSOCIATIONMASS CHAPTER INC PO BOX 60043 FLORENCE MA 01062 222987723 501(C)(3) 15000 0 N/A N/A TAKING ACTION TO CHANGE SYSTEM OPERATION SPRING PLANT INC 2615-B GELA ROAD OXFORD NC 27565 582037106 501(C)(3) 10000 0 N/A N/A HELPING FARMERS THRIVE THE FOUNDATION FOR APPALACHIAN KENTUCKY 420 MAIN STREET HAZARD KY 41701 611329396 501(C)(3) 15000 0 N/A N/A HELPING FARMERS THRIVE TRANSPLANTING TRADITIONS COMMUNITY FARM INC PO BOX 394 CARRBORO NC 27516 824415307 501(C)(3) 10000 0 N/A N/A HELPING FARMERS THRIVE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA 3835 HOLDREDGE STREET LINCOLN NE 68588 470049123 501(C)(3) 7045 0 N/A N/A SCHOLARSHIPS VISIT RICO 1511 ANTONSANTI SAN JUAN RQ 00912 660776227 501(C)(3) 23500 0 N/A N/A HELPING FARMERS THRIVE 88 0 EMERGENCY AND FARM DISASTER GRANTS 86 43000 0 N/A N/A LEADERSIP GRANTS 8 3650 0 N/A N/A PART I, LINE 2: FARM AID REQUIRES A FINAL REPORT FROM GRANTEES TO SHARE KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS, CHALLENGES AND LEARNINGS, WHICH INFORMS FARM AID'S MESSAGING, STORYTELLING AND UNDERSTANDING OF HOW ITS FUNDING CONTRIBUTES TO POSITIVE CHANGE THROUGH GRANTMAKING. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 2 WILLIE NELSON AND LANA NELSON - FAMILY RELATIONSHIP. WILLIE NELSON AND MARK ROTHBAUM - BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP. WILLIE NELSON AND ANNIE NELSON - FAMILY RELATIONSHIP. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 8B THERE WERE NO COMMITTEE MEETINGS HELD IN 2022. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B A COPY OF THIS FORM990IS REVIEWED BY THE ORGANIZATION'S ASSISTANT TREASURER, OPERATIONS DIRECTOR AND OUTSOURCED CONTROLLER AND ANY QUESTIONS ARE DISCUSSED WITH THE TAX PREPARER BEFORE FILING.THE BOARD RECEIVES THE 990 PRIOR TO FILING. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C FARM AID'S CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY APPLIES TO ALL BOARD MEMBERS AND OFFICERS. IT IS MONITORED BY THE ORGANIZATION'S OPERATIONS DIRECTOR. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15 FARM AID METHODICALLY ASSESSES AND MAKES DECISIONS ON SALARY LEVELS BASED ON INDEPENDENT MARKET RATE COMPENSATION SURVEYS PRODUCED BY ITS PAYROLL PROVIDER, A NATIONAL LEADER IN PAYROLL MANAGEMENT. SALARIES ARE DETERMINED USING THE COMPENSATION ANALYSES, AND BASED ON THE 50TH PERCENTILE OF MARKET RATE FOR EACH POSITION GIVEN FARM AID'S GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION AND LINE OF WORK. ADDITIONALLY, FARM AID UTILIZES BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS DATA FOR ANNUAL COST OF LIVING SALARY INCREASES, TO BE WAIVED IN THE EVENT OF SEVERE ORGANIZATIONAL FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY, OR IN THE EVENT OF A RECENT MARKET RATE ADJUSTMENT. EXPANSION OF JOB DESCRIPTION IS THE DETERMINING FACTOR IN MAKING OTHER SALARY INCREASES. THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MAKES ALL FINAL SALARY DETERMINATIONS, EXCEPT IN THE CASE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S SALARY, IN WHICH CASE, IT IS DETERMINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 FARM AID DISCLOSES KEY FINANCIAL AND GOVERNANCE DOCUMENTS ON ITS WEBSITE FOR PUBLIC ACCESS AT HTTPS://WWW.FARMAID.ORG/ABOUT-US/ANNUAL-REPORT/. DOCUMENTS THAT ARE POSTED FOR PUBLIC REVIEW INCLUDE THE ANNUAL ACTIVITIES REPORT, IRS FORM 990 AND AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE MOST RECENTLY AUDITED FISCAL YEAR, THE ORGANIZATION'S IRS LETTER OF DETERMINATION, AND ITS FORM 1023, WHICH INCLUDES ITS GOVERNING DOCUMENTS. THESE DOCUMENTS ARE ALSO MADE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 11G OTHER CONTRACTED SERVICES: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 145,526. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 10,500. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 5,680. TOTAL EXPENSES 161,706. MARKETING, PUBLIC RELATIONS & MEDIA: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 222,260. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 4,467. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 11,525. TOTAL EXPENSES 238,252. CATERING: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 6,383. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 0. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 0. TOTAL EXPENSES 6,383. FORM 990, PART VIII, LINE 1F THIS AMOUNT ALSO INCLUDES $235,000 OF SPONSORSHIP INCOME RECEIVED FOR THE CONCERT AND BENEFIT EVENTS IN 2022.