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Our Impact, So Far

Rethinking Agriculture, Rebuilding Ecosystems.

CFAR educates farmers and agricultural leaders on the environmental, economic, and social benefits of building resilient animal, plant, and human ecosystems, demonstrating what's possible through workshops, hands-on internships, and lessons drawn from a sixth-generation working farm.

And this is only the beginning: CFAR is building a permanent training and lodging center to welcome workshop participants on-site for years to come.

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CFAR's Impact to Date

Participants

workshop participants

interns trained

Interns take part in a 3-day CFAR workshop during their internship at White Oak Pastures.

Community & Partnerships

collaborating organizations

scholarships awarded

On-the-Ground Impact

acres regenerated by workshop participants applying what they learned

Education Delivered

workshops hosted

training days

hours of classroom & field instruction

Community & Reach

Farther Than the Farm Gate

Beyond the workshops, CFAR's workshop alumni network connects supporters across the country and around the world.

supporters reached

countries reached

U.S. states reached

cities reached worldwide

Participants and alumni by location · click United States to zoom in

Workshop Satisfaction

Attendees Leave Ready to Act

Across three workshop types, attendees consistently point to CFAR's format and direct access to the team as the most valuable part of the experience.

97%

rate workshop content excellent

100%

recommend a CFAR Workshop

What's Next

A Permanent Home for This Work

CFAR is raising $1.85 million to build a permanent Training Facility at White Oak Pastures, giving our workshops, internships, and community programs a home of their own for the first time. Phase 1 is fully designed, sited, and ready to build.

Architectural rendering of the CFAR Training Facility at White Oak Pastures in Bluffton, Georgia

Architectural rendering: the CFAR Training Facility, Bluffton, Georgia

Phase 1: The Training Facility

6,200 SF Classroom Building

A main classroom seating 90, plus one smaller classroom seating 20
A covered outdoor teaching patio
Reception / check-in area and restrooms
Storage, equipment, administrative and meeting space

Workshop attendees observing livestock at White Oak Pastures

$1,450,000

Raised toward Phase 1

$400,000

Remaining to raise

of $1,850,000 goal

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Looking Ahead

Phase 2: On-Site Lodging

~12,500 SF Lodging Facility

Guest rooms for visiting workshop participants
Long-term trainee accommodations
Short-term participant spaces
Instructor accommodations

Once built, the Training Facility and Lodge together will form a combined campus of nearly 19,000 SF. Phase 2 planning is underway and is separate from the Phase 1 fundraising goal shown above.

How These Numbers Are Produced

Program totals (participants, interns, workshops, training days, instruction hours, acres regenerated, partner organizations, and scholarships) are tracked directly by CFAR staff across all workshops held from .

Community and reach figures come from two sources: CFAR's online store order and customer records, and CFAR's post-workshop participant surveys, collected through QuestionPro. Locations are shown at a city or ZIP-code level only, never at an exact address, and no individual names, responses, or comments appear anywhere on this page.

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