Support the Project

If you are considering making an annual gift, please consider the Sustainable Food Project. Your gift is an investment in our students, our programs, and in the impact the Sustainable Food Project is already having on the nation and the world.  If you've harvested carrots at the Yale Farm, attended one of our events, or learned from one of our many workshops or seminars, you know the power of this program first-hand.  Our mission, to prepare a generation of graduates to provide international leadership on food, agriculture, and the environment across a wide variety of fields, from policy and public health to business and education, is at the core of what we do.

The Sustainable Food Project is a young program: it was born out of the ambitious vision of undergraduates, President Richard Levin, and entrepreneur Alice Waters just over a half-decade ago.  As a young program, it doesn't have the benefits of an endowment.  This makes your gift vital.  When you give, your gift goes to work immediately, making our programs happen.

Already, thanks to your generosity, we have done great work.  We need your support to continue this work and to build on the successes of this young program.

Your generosity is both essential and truly appreciated.  Every gift counts.

To give now, you can send a check to:
Yale Sustainable Food Project
246 Church Street
PO Box 208232
New Haven, CT 06520-8232

Or you can give online by going to http://www.yaletomorrow.yale.edu/give_online/index.html.  Simply  choose "other," and in the box marked "purpose," type "Sustainable Food Project."

To learn more about the Yale Sustainable Food Project’s Yale Tomorrow campaign goals, click here.