We envision regional food systems where everyone has access to healthy, affordable food, and communities are empowered with knowledge, resources, and opportunities to grow their own food.

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Our Mission

Lost Sierra Food Project is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit working to increase access to local foods for Plumas County residents, prioritizing underserved populations, provide workforce development programs, and create educational food and farming opportunities.

Read our 5-year Strategic Plan

Our Objectives

  • Food Access

    Increase local food production to ensure food access for our region.

  • Ecological Farm Education

    Provide and support education in ecological farming and wellness.

  • Workforce Development

    Empower people through experiential learning and farm-centered workforce development.

  • Regional Food System Collaboration

    Develop and advocate for a regional sustainable food system.

  • We live in a rural, relatively isolated place. Our growing season isn't long. But what is produced out there at this farm is incredible. I think it's just a fundamental element to a healthy community.

    — Farm Volunteer

  • I feel like my work helped to make a difference, which is a great feeling. I see food and food systems differently now, understand them more deeply, and have more appreciation for them.

    — Farm Intern

  • The program really encouraged me to eat more fruits and vegetables. This program is a blessing to my family, our health, and our community.

    — Affordable Produce Program Participant

Monthly Giving supports culture and agriculture in Plumas County

Monthly Giving is an easy and valuable way to contribute to LSFP’s programs. It’s tremendously helpful to have a group of donors who provide reliable, unrestricted income that allows us to plan for the future.

Thank you for your support!

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