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Like what we do? Get involved!

Whether you’re an individual, a small group, or a large organization, we would love to have you join us! There are many ways that you can become involved, and lots of different ways to help keep us growing — with and without getting your hands dirty.

A great way to get started is to join our mailing list and sign up to receive our monthly e-newsletter. Click here to read the latest April E-News!

Sponsor us

Here are some of the items your donation can help provide:

• a bicycle blender is a great teaching tool, and will allow students to prepare delicious smoothies and herb-infused drinks right on the farm
• a flower press to make flower art and to aid in lessons that teach the parts of flowers
• water and soil testing kits will allow students to analyze precipitation and soil on and around the farm
• children’s books including “A Seed Grows” by Pamela Hickman & Heather Collins, “The Tiniest Acorn” by Marsha T. Danzig, “A Seed is Sleepy” by Dianna Hutts Aston, “The Lorax” and “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” by Dr. Seuss, “The Carrot Seed” by Ruth Krauss, “Too Many Pumpkins” by Linda White, and more!
• outdoor signage will add another layer to our education program, making the project more readily accessible to tourists; passersby; and drop-in school groups
• chalkboards are an essential aspect of our outdoor classroom area and a great tool for making the farm experience more interactive for visitors

Battery Urban Farm depends on the support of private and public donors. These contributions keep the farm’s soil rich and growing, and provide countless hours of programming for 1,500 school children, local families, and the public. The Battery Conservancy thanks Bloomberg, Agnes Gund, The Bunny Rattner Foundation, City Council Member Margaret Chin, The Whole Kids Foundation, CME Group Community Foundation and all of our Sponsors whose generosity makes Battery Urban Farm possible.