We are hiring!

Join our team!

We are looking for an Office Manager who will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of our nonprofit by overseeing administrative tasks, managing office supplies, supporting staff, and facilitating communication within the organization.

The ideal candidate is highly organized, possesses excellent communication skills, and is committed to our mission of providing a place of safety and respite in our community.

Open interviews will be held on April 25th at 11 am at Campbell Farm. Bring your resume and cover letter! DM for the full job description.

If you are interested in learning more or would like to see the full job description please reach out at hello@campbellfarm.net

Getting ready for our summer feeding program

The Campbell farm staff recently attended the Summer Hunger Summit at the Yakima Valley College Conference Center. The event brought together seven groups from different parts of the valley to learn about the feeding programs in the area and the best practices for serving their communities.

The day was filled with engaging conversations where the groups shared their experiences. They discussed kitchen management, outside resources, food donations, the real needs in their respective areas, what works, what needs improvement, serving sites, and delivery. By the end of the event, groups were left with a better understanding of what was happening in their communities and a better idea of what they hoped to create throughout their programs.

The Summer feeding program feeds anywhere from 375 to 500 people during the summer months at the Campbell Farm. Those who live on the Yakama reservation, especially our youth, depend on school meals for weekly nourishment. When school is out, most families struggle to feed themselves. TCF helps by serving meals Monday through Thursday for breakfast and lunch. Each meal represents a home meal filled with love and each essential food group. We serve two sites for breakfast and three for lunch, distributing any leftovers to our unhoused relatives in the area.

If you are interested in learning more about our feeding program or would like to donate, you can email us at hello@campbellfarm.net

Are you interested in becoming more financially aware?

The Yakama Housing Authority partnered with us to offer financial literacy classes. They are led by our very own and past farm kid, Jamisha Sims, the literacy advisor for the YNHA, who has worked for the farm for over seven years and is now running literacy classes through the tribe. They are free and open to anyone, regardless of prior knowledge or experience. Whether you're an adult looking to improve your financial situation or a youth just starting your financial journey, these classes are the perfect opportunity to develop healthy money habits and take control of your finances.

Classes are held every Wednesday from noon to 1:30 PM for adults and every Thursday from 3 to 5 PM for youth. Join us at The Campbell Farm and discover how to manage your finances confidently and efficiently. If you have additional questions, please feel free to contact Jamisha Sims. Please refer to the flier.