Deep Medicine Circle Zucigim Farm Support

$879,999.42

Raised

Donations

$900,000

Goal

We are raising funds to continue infrastructure development at the Zucigim, a landback food justice project on the San Mateo Coast. The Deep Medicine Circle (DMC) is a WOC-led, collaborative nonprofit working at the Zucigim Farm to reimagine land use and agriculture in a way that advances racial, climate, health and economic justice goals. 


This farm is located just a few steps away from where Portola landed and began his brutal conquest of what is now called the San Francisco peninsula. It is Ohlone territory and the DMC is supporting the land return to Indigenous community, for the purpose of healing the land and the connection of the people to the land. We are farming a small part of the land to facilitate the land return process and to support community health in Ohlone territory.


Over the past 3 years, we have moved the fields from fallow into production, harvesting and delivering over 1000 lbs of organic produce/week to our partners in San Francisco, in Half Moon Bay and Pescadero to distribute at no cost to people experiencing food insecurity.


These funds will be used to continue to support our infrastructural development and our food systems work. 


Your donation is tax-deductible! We are thrilled to be doing this work which we believe is the future of land management and agriculture in these lands. 


Our funders nclude the 11th Hour Foundation, Tides Foundation, Panta Rhea Foundation, Cris Mulvey and Jack Kuehn, Sally Calhoun,  the Kataly Foundation, Metabolic Studio, and Jodie Evans, other local groups. Add your name to this growing list of supporters!  


Our donors

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Pencil Box Architects, Inc.

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Jon

Please list me as Hazel on your donor wall. Thank you!

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Ramey

Your work is deeply inspiring, humbling and a gift to restoration. A deep grief was stirred in me as I watched your film. thank you for triggering this moment. I wish I had millions to give. Instead, I send prayers of gratitude and actions of reciprocity within my milieu

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Ramey

Your work is deeply inspiring, humbling and a gift to restoration. A deep grief was stirred in me as I watched your film. thank you for triggering this moment. I wish I had millions to give. Instead, I send prayers of gratitude and actions of reciprocity within my milieu

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Barbara

donated

$104.42

Thank you for the wonderful work that you're doing.

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Kathy

donated

$52.37

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suki o'kane

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$208.54

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Cintia Quesada

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$52.37

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Terra

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$52.45

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Lisa-and-Diane

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$50

You work is fabulous, thank you!

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Marsha Overton-Dodson

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$52.23

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Judith

donated

$52.32

I am so grateful for all your healing work. What you do is so needed. Bless you.

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Tanya Stiller

donated

$93.77

In gratitude, from our non-profit Healing Tide, for coming to your land/sea connection and teaching people about the seaweeds and sustainable foraging.

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Phillip Starshak

donated

$1,038.73

Meet Ben on the sacred walk between the shell mounds and was so inspired to help. Hope to help more in the future. United together we can make the world a better place!

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Alix

Saw the article in the Berkeleyan. This project is awesome on so many levels!

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Anna Hurst

donated

$104.15

Thank you for guiding us toward a better future.

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Donna Shoemaker

donated

$20

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Heather Clapp

donated

$52.23

Thank you for your inspiring vision to heal the land and people from colonization. I wish I could offer more! I will keep spreading the word on the good work you are doing.

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LIFT Economy

donated

$500

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wild space

donated

$55.55

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Tessa

donated

$21.08/M

Love your book and work, Rupa. Your music and speaking at Ecofarm has been a huge inspiration to me and my family.

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Rogue Star Beauty

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$104.15

Thank you for this beautiful work you are doing.

KB

LIFT Economy

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$500

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Sanah Basrai

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$20

Thank you for your informative talk Dr. Marya

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Asian American Arts Centre

I heard Rupa Marya & Raj Patel on Awakin and their connection to the arts brings insight to years of work in bringing art and community together for us. The Asian American community is just beginning to extend its connections to Indigenous people and concerns and DMC is a way for us to do this and so much more. Our thanks to you for the gifts you've given us.

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Anonymous

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$104.15

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Sarah

donated

$31.46

I love what you're doing. Your work inspires and heals.

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Megan Lardner

Big love to this beautiful project and people.

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Alycia Lund

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$300

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Sharon Tseng

donated

$1,000