2026-06-30T15:06:28-07:00 2025-12-31 810676838 MISSION OAKS TAX & ACCTING INC 1320 FLYNN RD STE 302 CAMARILLO CA 93012 990 2025-01-01 853844528 KINDNESS FARM KIND 5038515025 7101 SE 127TH AVE PORTLAND OR 97236 LOU LE President 2026-06-30 true Matthew Sadlowski EA P02307072 8054821715 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X LOU LE 7101 SE 127TH AVE PORTLAND OR 97236 491323 false X WWW.THEKINDNESSFARM.ORG X 2020 OR To actively address inequalities in health and well being in historically and currently underserved communities by providing high-quality, experiential, environmental, regenerative, and food-growing education. To provide access to healthy food and meaningful, innovative change towards a more sustainable and community-focused approach to food production in our local food system. To preserve and protect urban land and mitigate climate change using regenerative land tending practices. 4 4 5 2693 0 312853 491258 0 66 65 0 312919 491323 0 0 150103 187868 0 500 113902 121788 264005 309656 48914 181667 164152 348621 2568 5370 161584 343251 To actively address inequalities in health and well being in historically and currently underserved communities by providing high-quality, experiential, environmental, regenerative, and food-growing education. To provide access to healthy food and meaningful, innovative change towards a more sustainable and community-focused approach to food production in our local food system. To preserve and protect urban land and mitigate climate change using regenerative land tending practices. false false 292254 492992 Expanded and operated a program addressing health and wellbeing inequalities in youth, adults, and seniors from underserved communities in the Portland Metro area in the following ways: a. Provided access to land and experiential education on regenerative land tending, food-growing, climate mitigation, and environmental stewardship to youth and adults. b. Provided 100% of the fresh, nutrient-dense, culturally-relevant produce grown at the farm, at no cost, to those experiencing food insecurity in our community. Grew thousands of pounds of produce and distributed to community members through meals, produce boxes, and free food pantries. c. Tended 2.5 urban acres using holistic, regenerative methods that mitigate climate change, sequester carbon, build soil, increase biodiversity, conserve water, and reduce the urban heat dome effect.Volunteer hour detail - The organization received 9,683 hours of volunteer services during the year. These services were valued at $36.44 per hour for a total of $352,848.52. This volunteer service is not included in the contributions on the tax form. 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