Your Impact
Thanks to Your Support:
Waste Diversion Impact
Food Access Impact
Education Impact
Waste Diversion Impact
- 1.6 million pounds of food waste diverted from our local landfill in 2024
- Over 4 million pounds of organic material diverted in total in 2024
- 102 Restaurant and Business Partners in Santa Fe and Albuquerque working with our BioFuel collective
- Estimated 41,000+ gallons of used cooked oil upcycled in 2025
- 23+ Santa Fe Public Schools and 7 Private Schools compost their food scraps with us in 2025
- 41 local restaurants / businesses diverted their food waste with Reunity in 2025
- 50 Installs of backyard worm compost systems, in collaboration with Santa Fe County, in 2025
- Estimated 251,000 lbs of food scraps diverted from 600+ Santa Fe homes that participate via the Doorstep Collection Program in 2025
- Reunity Soil Yard created an estimated 300 tons (1100 cu yds) of compost in 2025
- The Soil Yard donated $2376 in materials in 2025, approximately 20 cu yds worth of material, to nonprofits, school and community garden projects to help foster soil health restoration and food sovereignty
Food Access Impact
- 52,000 meals worth of fresh produce distributed through partners like Santa Fe Food Depot, SFPS Adelante, Santa Fe Indigenous Center and our own Community Fridge and Pantry in 2025
- Farm-made meals / grazing opportunities provided to all field trip students and their chaperons and teachers in 2025
- Donated approximately 20% of all produce grown on the Farm in 2025
- $10,000 in Farm Cards donated to families served by SFPS Adelante and Santa Fe Indigenous Center
- 850+ meals a month donated to feed Santa Fe members in need via the Santa Fe Community Fridge and Pantry
- Due to community support, a total of 20,000+ meals will be provided in 2025
Education Impact
- 2212 students from 29 schools, pre-k to college, came to Reunity Farm for experiential, outdoor field trips in 2025
- Reunity fully subsidizes transportation for all local school buses to bring the students to the Farm
- 285 local children, ages 5-14, attended Farm Camp in 2025
- $20,000 in Farm Camp Scholarships awarded to increase access for community members
- 40+ young adults doing work-based learning/internships/apprenticeships on the farm through partnerships with SFPS, YouthWorks, SFCC, Future-Focused Education, Santa Fe Prep and more
- 24 Community Events held at Reunity in 2025, including free community workshops like gardening / soil health demos, bi-lingual cooking classes, storytelling, sing-alongs, and Lensic360 music events too!
Annual Reports
| Annual Report 2024 |
| 2023 Annual Report |
Our work would not be possible without all of our community members and collaborators. Together, we are growing healthy soils, food, and community systems, while also addressing deeper roots of food system inequities and a changing environment.
The importance of local, resilient, and restorative food systems has only become more apparent in recent years in the face of public health emergencies, amplified by environmental destabilization, supply chain disruptions, and ever-increasing resource inequality. Thank you for your support!
Nourishing the Roots
Strong roots are the foundation of healthy plants, creating interconnections that cycle nutrients and respond to environmental changes through the soil and mycelium. Strong roots in our organization too, connect us across sectors and allow us to collaborate on holistic, community-based solutions to our fragmented food system.
We continue donating thousands of pounds of food to those in need each year, connecting with thousands of students on the land through farm camp, field trips and workshops, and diverting millions of pounds of compostable materials from the landfill to build healthy soils.
Please join us in nourishing the roots of our community food system. Your support is vital in enabling us to continue our work, sowing the seeds of change, and cultivating a climate-change resilient future.
We continue donating thousands of pounds of food to those in need each year, connecting with thousands of students on the land through farm camp, field trips and workshops, and diverting millions of pounds of compostable materials from the landfill to build healthy soils.
Please join us in nourishing the roots of our community food system. Your support is vital in enabling us to continue our work, sowing the seeds of change, and cultivating a climate-change resilient future.
Your donation supports:
- Offering Double Up Food Bucks, WIC, Senior FMNP, and FreshRX food access programs at our farm stand
- Thousands of pounds of Farm-grown produce donated to Santa Fe The Food Depot
- Maintenance and stocking of our free, 24/7 access, no-questions-asked Santa Fe Community Fridge and Pantry
- Hands-on field trips to thousands of local students ranging from Pre-K to College
- Serving on the Santa Fe Food Policy Council working toward supportive agricultural and food access policies
- Working with Santa Fe County and community collectives to lease desertified land for collaborative land regeneration and young farmer training
- Training and capacity building across the compost sector in NM and the southwest, including a detailed manual co-produced with the Quivira Coalition
- Statewide compost trainings with the New Mexico Recycling Coalition
