Foxfire Ranch is more than a place; it’s a living space for healing, culture, and Black land stewardship in Mississippi’s Hill Country.

Keep the Sunday Blues alive.
Since 2007, Foxfire’s Sunday Blues Concert Series has hosted legends like Bobby Rush, Cedric Burnside, and Lightnin’ Malcolm—carrying forward the Hill Country Blues traditions of the Burnsides and Kimbroughs for a new generation. Your support helps ensure this music continues to be played where it was born.

Protect 100 years of Black land.
This land was purchased by Albert Hollowell in 1919, before the roads were paved and when Black land ownership required extraordinary courage. Supporting Foxfire means helping the Hollowell family hold onto what their great-grandfather fought for, preserving land that has sustained generations.

Feed the culture—literally.
Ms. Annie’s kitchen is as central to Foxfire as the music. It’s where people gather, share meals, and build community. Your gift keeps the food, the fire, and the fellowship alive for every gathering to come.

When you give, you’re not just supporting a venue; you’re investing in land, legacy, and a living cultural tradition that continues to shape the future.

All donations are tax-deductible and will be received through our fiscal sponsor, the Mississippi Presenters Network, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 83-0877435). Your contribution directly supports Foxfire Ranch’s operations and programs.

Give today. Share the love. Keep the fire alive.

Keep the Fires Burning At Foxfire Ranch