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Ensure programs are mission-aligned and adapt to current and future needs
Develop climate resilience and emergency preparedness systems
Develop programs to support farmers and agricultural stakeholders
Manage, evaluate, and formalize partnerships for enhanced collaboration and longevity
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Continue successful operation and management of Rugged Roots Farms
Commitment to ecosystem-based, regenerative ag practices; continue staff learning and farm development in this evolving field
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Identify diverse funding streams and implement annual fundraising planning with increased staff and board engagement
Pursue funding to support the continuation and expansion of our successful, core programs (capacity building)
Deepen grant and contract relationships–prioritize relationships with aligned grantors and contract partners
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Enhance and improve communication to current supporters and attract the next generation
Extend outreach efforts to areas outside of Quincy to increase visibility and engagement across Plumas County
Ensure that Plumas County’s interests and needs are represented in regional initiatives through creative collaborations (with a focus on economic development, education, agriculture, and food justice)
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Intentional organizational growth with a focus on our most important asset – our people.
Ensure smooth founding leadership transition: implement a transition plan to ensure continuity and stability.
Develop a long-term infrastructure and assets plan to anticipate future needs considering climate variability, extreme weather, and wildfire potential
Promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) within the organization by identifying and addressing growth and learning opportunities
Strategic Plan
2024 - 29
Monthly Giving supports culture and agriculture in Plumas County
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