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FARM TO CRAG
STRATEGIC PLAN 2022-2023
We’re a climber-driven non-profit
responding to climate change by
encouraging food choices that create
healthier athletes, thriving communities,
and climate resilient soils.
At Farm To Crag, we believe that eating
food grown by sustainable farming
practices is an easy and powerful way for
climbers to take action on climate change.
The climbing—and broader outdoor—
community wants climate action; we just
don’t always have the knowledge or the
skills to translate that desire into practice.
Since 2019, Farm To Crag has made it our
mission to help climbers connect the dots:
between themselves and farmers, crags
and local food, their food choices and
climate policy. By supporting local farms
that are doing their part to draw carbon
out of the atmosphere and into the soil
which feeds us, we can demonstrate our
ability to lead healthy lives, grow resilient
communities, and reverse climate change.
We do this work by connecting climbers
with locally-sourced food through
our interactive Farm To Crag map, by
hosting educational climbing events at
local organic farms, by taking climbers
farming­
—and farmers climbing—through
climbing gym dinners that celebrate
local food, awe-invoking stories, and
farm policy tutorials. Through our work,
we are bringing together disparate
but passionate voices in the outdoor,
nutrition, agricultural, and environmental
communities to create a collective voice
for real change.
WHAT IS FARM TO CRAG?
WHAT IS FARM TO CRAG?
FARM TO CRAG
Kate, Julie and Linda, the founding
members ofFarmTo Crag lived onthe road,
traveling to climb. They always wished
there was a resource that could help them
connect with the community and eat local,
wherever they went. As they learned more
about the climate benefits of regenerative
agriculture, they wanted to share this
knowledge with other climbers. This is
where the idea of a map—and the broader
vision for Farm To Crag—was born.
In a short time we have grown into a
passionate and committed organization
of climbers, farmers, chefs, policy buffs,
artists, and scientists. Guiding our work
are countless volunteers, a dedicated
Board of Directors, a developing regional
ambassador team, and a growing number
of philanthropic and industry partners.
Together we are transforming the Farm
To Crag vision into on-the-ground impact:
climbers taking climate action by investing
in sustainable food systems.
As we continue to grow, we educate,
connect, and empower more climbers to
fosterimportantrelationshipswithfarmers
who care about healthy soils, vibrant
communities, and a resilient planet.
WHO WE ARE
WHO WE ARE
ALE
ALE
Lauren
Lauren
Katie
Katie
Julie
Julie
Kate
Kate Joody
Joody Gilbert
Gilbert Juli
Juli
STRATEGIC PLAN 2022-23
When climbers invest in local sustainable agriculture, we demonstrate our power to
lead healthy lives, grow resilient communities, and reverse climate change.
OUR MISSION
OUR MISSION
OUR THEORY OF CHANGE
OUR THEORY OF CHANGE
To transform our food system by connecting climbers to local sustainable food sources
through tangible resources, community engagement, and education.
OUR VISION
OUR VISION
We believe that individuals can shape
the future through collective action. By
educating and connecting climbers to
sustainable food choices, we can create
more viable markets for regenerative
farming, and also empower climbers to
make a positive impact by voting with
their forks, and their voices.
Via our Local Food map and inspiring
storytelling, Farm To Crag aims to
direct climber spending towards local
sustainable food systems wherever they
climb and beyond.
We know that when we offer climbers
a genuine connection to regenerative,
organic, and nourishing food, we inspire
the community to care more about their
climate footprint.
As climbers continue to celebrate, invest,
andvote on behalfofregenerative organic
farmers, we invest in a solution for good
health, flourishing diverse communities,
and resilient ecosystems that are essential
in addressing climate change.
STRATEGIC PLAN 2022-23
Since our inception, we’ve forged
important partnerships within the outdoor
industry and have earned the support of
our community through private donations.
We have amassed a highly engaged
following on Instagram, have published
articles for the American Alpine Club,
Patagonia’s Cleanest Line, and Brine
Magazine, have been mentioned in
Outside Magazine, and collaborated on a
film snippet for REI’s Cook Out with Maria
Hines.
COLLABORATIONS
COLLABORATIONS
OUR SPONSORS
OUR SPONSORS
We revamped our Farm To Crag
Map to include crag locations and
to make it easier for climbers to add
more places to source local food.
We created the short film We’ve
Got The Beta On Local Food to
showcase the map and explain why
it’s important for climbers to invest
in regenerative organic agriculture.
The film is now being shown at
festivals, climbing events, gyms, and
farm gatherings worldwide.
We held our first Farm To Crag
Board Retreat and launched an
organizational strategic plan.
2021
FARM TO CRAG
Although Farm To Crag is just in its third
year, we’ve already accomplished a lot to
connect climbers with more sustainable
food choices as part of our community’s
contribution to fighting climate change:
WHAT WE’VE DONE
WHAT WE’VE DONE
We officially launched Farm To
Crag, with an educational website
and the beta version of our Local
Food Map, which offers climber-
curated directions to locally sourcing
restaurants, farm stands, and food
artisans that are relevant to traveling
climbers.
We created the Farm To Crag
Community Video as part of the
Yosemite Face Lift Programming.
We held a Farm To Crag Community
Gathering in Yosemite, California.
2019
2020
Click Me!
STRATEGIC PLAN 2022-23
Amplify our impact through strategic partnerships with like-
minded organizations
Farm To Crag Ambassadors will help spread the word at
American Alpine Club (AAC) Craggin’ Classic events. They
will hand out locally-sourced treats, simple farm-fresh
recipes, regenerative agriculture resources, and nutritional
advice specific to climbers.
We will host gym gatherings where we bring local farmers
climbing, and teach climbers how to use food to celebrate
local abundance. Through these events, we will teach the
benefits of eating local, foster community, and talk about
soil science and how to create more resilient ecosystems.
We will put climbing gyms on the map and establish
partnerships where we can highlight local, regenerative
food in both rural and urban centers. With support of local
gyms, we will also help connect climbers to CSAs.
Invest in organizational capacity to scale our impact and
longevity
Adetailed table ofourstrategic goals, metrics, and timeline
can be found in the next section.
We are prioritizing raising the funds to not only support
these projects, but also to hire a diverse staff with the
necessary skills and capacity to implement this strategic
plan and ensure longevity for the organization.
3
4
OUR GOALS
OUR GOALS
FARM TO CRAG
Connect more climbers to sustainable food through the Farm To
Crag Map
We will continue to grow and improve our Local Food Map
and further develop this resource into a mobile friendly,
interactive, and useful tool.
Over the next two years we will scale
our impact by connecting more people
through ourevents, increasingthe diversity
of our climbing and farming communities,
creating a more user-friendly sustainable
food map, and by partnering with like-
minded organizations to help us fulfill our
mission.
Expand our reach through community gatherings and climbing
events that educate, connect and inspire climbers to engage
with sustainable food systems
We will host two annual Farm To Crag Gatherings in 2022
and 2023—Yosemite in Spring and Chattanooga in Autumn.
Attendees will engage in three days of activities. They
will work on regenerative organic farm projects, observe
soil science presentations, attend cooking and nutrition
classes, discuss food traditions with indigenous leaders,
eat locally sourced meals, and hear from a climber activist
keynote speaker.
We are developing a Farm To Crag Gatherings Toolkit that
will allow local climbing organizations and communities to
host their own community gatherings in their regions.
1
2
Farmtocrag.org/contact
OUR COMMITMENT
OUR COMMITMENT
Tackling big challenges is what makes
climbers thrive. We go through great
pains to accomplish our goals. As a
climber-driven organization, Farm To Crag
is committed to our goal of transforming
our food system by turning climbers into
sustainable food activists. We are not
alone in this endeavor; as we continue to
grow—bringing climbers out of their vans
and offtheir iPhones and into a community
where we can share nourishment that
reflects our climate values—we are
committed to making change, one climber,
one crag, and one meal at a time.
SOCIAL
SOCIAL NEWSLETTER
NEWSLETTER
@farmtocrag
ADD TO THE MAP
ADD TO THE MAP
Farmtocrag.org/map
FARM TO CRAG
OUR ACTION PLAN
OUR ACTION PLAN
Increase map engagement by 50%
1
2
3
4
Make the map more user-friendly and interactive, and
accessible for different abilities
Connect more climbers straight from the crag to climate-smart food
through the Farm To Crag map
Expand our reach through community gatherings that educate, connect
and inspire climbers to engage with sustainable food systems
Amplify our impact through strategic partnerships with like-minded
organizations
Invest in organizational capacity to scale our impact and longevity
1
2
3
4
Host 2 new gym gatherings, support 2 regional gatherings and
send ambassadors to 4 climbing events per year
Partner with 6-10 sponsors to help us host our gatherings
1
2 Partner with 10 new gyms across the country to expand
awareness about Farm To Crag
Hire an Executive Director to implement our 2022-23 strategic plan
1
Make the map “mobile-friendly”
Double the number of entries on the Farm To Crag map, with
a focus on expanding geographic reach
A
B
C
D
Develop a Farm To Crag Gatherings Toolkit to allow local
communities to host their own events
Expand our educational gatherings to 1 new region, 2 new gyms,
and 2 new climbing events, and offer 2 additional scholarships
for diverse attendees per year
Create a diverse ambassador program to support Farm To Crag
events regionally. Obtain 10 ambassadors in North America
FALL ‘22
FALL ‘22
SPRING ‘23
Spring ‘23
Winter ‘22
Winter ‘22
Spring ‘23
Winter ‘22
Spring ‘23
Winter ‘22
Winter ‘22
Spring ‘23
STRATEGIC PLAN 2022-23
WE’VE GOT THE BETA
ON LOCAL FOOD

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F2C Strategic Plan - 11.30.22.pdf

  • 1. FARM TO CRAG STRATEGIC PLAN 2022-2023
  • 2. We’re a climber-driven non-profit responding to climate change by encouraging food choices that create healthier athletes, thriving communities, and climate resilient soils. At Farm To Crag, we believe that eating food grown by sustainable farming practices is an easy and powerful way for climbers to take action on climate change. The climbing—and broader outdoor— community wants climate action; we just don’t always have the knowledge or the skills to translate that desire into practice. Since 2019, Farm To Crag has made it our mission to help climbers connect the dots: between themselves and farmers, crags and local food, their food choices and climate policy. By supporting local farms that are doing their part to draw carbon out of the atmosphere and into the soil which feeds us, we can demonstrate our ability to lead healthy lives, grow resilient communities, and reverse climate change. We do this work by connecting climbers with locally-sourced food through our interactive Farm To Crag map, by hosting educational climbing events at local organic farms, by taking climbers farming­ —and farmers climbing—through climbing gym dinners that celebrate local food, awe-invoking stories, and farm policy tutorials. Through our work, we are bringing together disparate but passionate voices in the outdoor, nutrition, agricultural, and environmental communities to create a collective voice for real change. WHAT IS FARM TO CRAG? WHAT IS FARM TO CRAG? FARM TO CRAG Kate, Julie and Linda, the founding members ofFarmTo Crag lived onthe road, traveling to climb. They always wished there was a resource that could help them connect with the community and eat local, wherever they went. As they learned more about the climate benefits of regenerative agriculture, they wanted to share this knowledge with other climbers. This is where the idea of a map—and the broader vision for Farm To Crag—was born. In a short time we have grown into a passionate and committed organization of climbers, farmers, chefs, policy buffs, artists, and scientists. Guiding our work are countless volunteers, a dedicated Board of Directors, a developing regional ambassador team, and a growing number of philanthropic and industry partners. Together we are transforming the Farm To Crag vision into on-the-ground impact: climbers taking climate action by investing in sustainable food systems. As we continue to grow, we educate, connect, and empower more climbers to fosterimportantrelationshipswithfarmers who care about healthy soils, vibrant communities, and a resilient planet. WHO WE ARE WHO WE ARE ALE ALE Lauren Lauren Katie Katie Julie Julie Kate Kate Joody Joody Gilbert Gilbert Juli Juli STRATEGIC PLAN 2022-23
  • 3. When climbers invest in local sustainable agriculture, we demonstrate our power to lead healthy lives, grow resilient communities, and reverse climate change. OUR MISSION OUR MISSION OUR THEORY OF CHANGE OUR THEORY OF CHANGE To transform our food system by connecting climbers to local sustainable food sources through tangible resources, community engagement, and education. OUR VISION OUR VISION We believe that individuals can shape the future through collective action. By educating and connecting climbers to sustainable food choices, we can create more viable markets for regenerative farming, and also empower climbers to make a positive impact by voting with their forks, and their voices. Via our Local Food map and inspiring storytelling, Farm To Crag aims to direct climber spending towards local sustainable food systems wherever they climb and beyond. We know that when we offer climbers a genuine connection to regenerative, organic, and nourishing food, we inspire the community to care more about their climate footprint. As climbers continue to celebrate, invest, andvote on behalfofregenerative organic farmers, we invest in a solution for good health, flourishing diverse communities, and resilient ecosystems that are essential in addressing climate change. STRATEGIC PLAN 2022-23 Since our inception, we’ve forged important partnerships within the outdoor industry and have earned the support of our community through private donations. We have amassed a highly engaged following on Instagram, have published articles for the American Alpine Club, Patagonia’s Cleanest Line, and Brine Magazine, have been mentioned in Outside Magazine, and collaborated on a film snippet for REI’s Cook Out with Maria Hines. COLLABORATIONS COLLABORATIONS OUR SPONSORS OUR SPONSORS
  • 4. We revamped our Farm To Crag Map to include crag locations and to make it easier for climbers to add more places to source local food. We created the short film We’ve Got The Beta On Local Food to showcase the map and explain why it’s important for climbers to invest in regenerative organic agriculture. The film is now being shown at festivals, climbing events, gyms, and farm gatherings worldwide. We held our first Farm To Crag Board Retreat and launched an organizational strategic plan. 2021 FARM TO CRAG Although Farm To Crag is just in its third year, we’ve already accomplished a lot to connect climbers with more sustainable food choices as part of our community’s contribution to fighting climate change: WHAT WE’VE DONE WHAT WE’VE DONE We officially launched Farm To Crag, with an educational website and the beta version of our Local Food Map, which offers climber- curated directions to locally sourcing restaurants, farm stands, and food artisans that are relevant to traveling climbers. We created the Farm To Crag Community Video as part of the Yosemite Face Lift Programming. We held a Farm To Crag Community Gathering in Yosemite, California. 2019 2020 Click Me!
  • 5. STRATEGIC PLAN 2022-23 Amplify our impact through strategic partnerships with like- minded organizations Farm To Crag Ambassadors will help spread the word at American Alpine Club (AAC) Craggin’ Classic events. They will hand out locally-sourced treats, simple farm-fresh recipes, regenerative agriculture resources, and nutritional advice specific to climbers. We will host gym gatherings where we bring local farmers climbing, and teach climbers how to use food to celebrate local abundance. Through these events, we will teach the benefits of eating local, foster community, and talk about soil science and how to create more resilient ecosystems. We will put climbing gyms on the map and establish partnerships where we can highlight local, regenerative food in both rural and urban centers. With support of local gyms, we will also help connect climbers to CSAs. Invest in organizational capacity to scale our impact and longevity Adetailed table ofourstrategic goals, metrics, and timeline can be found in the next section. We are prioritizing raising the funds to not only support these projects, but also to hire a diverse staff with the necessary skills and capacity to implement this strategic plan and ensure longevity for the organization. 3 4 OUR GOALS OUR GOALS FARM TO CRAG Connect more climbers to sustainable food through the Farm To Crag Map We will continue to grow and improve our Local Food Map and further develop this resource into a mobile friendly, interactive, and useful tool. Over the next two years we will scale our impact by connecting more people through ourevents, increasingthe diversity of our climbing and farming communities, creating a more user-friendly sustainable food map, and by partnering with like- minded organizations to help us fulfill our mission. Expand our reach through community gatherings and climbing events that educate, connect and inspire climbers to engage with sustainable food systems We will host two annual Farm To Crag Gatherings in 2022 and 2023—Yosemite in Spring and Chattanooga in Autumn. Attendees will engage in three days of activities. They will work on regenerative organic farm projects, observe soil science presentations, attend cooking and nutrition classes, discuss food traditions with indigenous leaders, eat locally sourced meals, and hear from a climber activist keynote speaker. We are developing a Farm To Crag Gatherings Toolkit that will allow local climbing organizations and communities to host their own community gatherings in their regions. 1 2
  • 6. Farmtocrag.org/contact OUR COMMITMENT OUR COMMITMENT Tackling big challenges is what makes climbers thrive. We go through great pains to accomplish our goals. As a climber-driven organization, Farm To Crag is committed to our goal of transforming our food system by turning climbers into sustainable food activists. We are not alone in this endeavor; as we continue to grow—bringing climbers out of their vans and offtheir iPhones and into a community where we can share nourishment that reflects our climate values—we are committed to making change, one climber, one crag, and one meal at a time. SOCIAL SOCIAL NEWSLETTER NEWSLETTER @farmtocrag ADD TO THE MAP ADD TO THE MAP Farmtocrag.org/map FARM TO CRAG OUR ACTION PLAN OUR ACTION PLAN Increase map engagement by 50% 1 2 3 4 Make the map more user-friendly and interactive, and accessible for different abilities Connect more climbers straight from the crag to climate-smart food through the Farm To Crag map Expand our reach through community gatherings that educate, connect and inspire climbers to engage with sustainable food systems Amplify our impact through strategic partnerships with like-minded organizations Invest in organizational capacity to scale our impact and longevity 1 2 3 4 Host 2 new gym gatherings, support 2 regional gatherings and send ambassadors to 4 climbing events per year Partner with 6-10 sponsors to help us host our gatherings 1 2 Partner with 10 new gyms across the country to expand awareness about Farm To Crag Hire an Executive Director to implement our 2022-23 strategic plan 1 Make the map “mobile-friendly” Double the number of entries on the Farm To Crag map, with a focus on expanding geographic reach A B C D Develop a Farm To Crag Gatherings Toolkit to allow local communities to host their own events Expand our educational gatherings to 1 new region, 2 new gyms, and 2 new climbing events, and offer 2 additional scholarships for diverse attendees per year Create a diverse ambassador program to support Farm To Crag events regionally. Obtain 10 ambassadors in North America FALL ‘22 FALL ‘22 SPRING ‘23 Spring ‘23 Winter ‘22 Winter ‘22 Spring ‘23 Winter ‘22 Spring ‘23 Winter ‘22 Winter ‘22 Spring ‘23 STRATEGIC PLAN 2022-23
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