Rebuilding Our Farm. Protecting Our Future.

For the past two years, our farm has been fighting a battle just to survive—one that drained our resources, slowed our growth, and put enormous strain on everything we’ve worked so hard to build. Through faith, grit, and the support of our community, we stood our ground and defended our right to farm. Now, the real work begins: rebuilding.

Angel and Jules’ Not So Ordinary Farm is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and all donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law. Every gift goes directly toward helping us restore and protect this farm and the mission behind it. You can also choose to sponsor one of our rescue animals or help cover services they need, and in doing so, you directly and meaningfully support the care that keeps this farm going.

This farm isn’t just land and buildings. It’s early mornings and late nights. It’s animals that depend on us every single day. It’s kids learning where food comes from, families visiting, and a small farm fighting to stay viable in a world that makes it harder and harder for farmers to hold on.

Because of the long legal fight and the toll it took, we now need help to:

• Repair and rebuild critical infrastructure

• Stabilize operations and care for our animals

• Restore programs and farm activities that support our community

• Protect the long-term future of the farm

Every dollar raised goes directly back into the farm—into fences, shelters, equipment, feed, repairs, and the work it takes to keep this place alive and thriving.

We’ve never been afraid of hard work. We believe in doing things the right way, the honest way, the way farmers always have—showing up, putting in the hours, and taking care of what’s been entrusted to us. This fundraiser is about giving us the chance to do exactly that again, without one hand tied behind our backs.

If you’ve ever believed in family farms, in standing your ground, in building something that lasts—this is your chance to be part of our story.

Thank you for standing with us. Thank you for believing in this farm. And thank you for helping us rebuild—not just for today, but for the future. 🤍