The People Who Harvest Our Food Deserve Justice

Farmworkers play a vital role in providing the food we eat, but they often face difficult and dangerous working conditions. Many farmworkers are immigrants, and they frequently experience unfair treatment—both at work and in their communities. As attacks on immigrant communities intensify, we are standing together to fight for justice for farmworkers—in their work, homes, and livelihoods.

Now more than ever, stand with farmworkers

National Farmworker Awareness Week, which happens every year from March 25–31, is a time to raise awareness about these issues and take action. This year, the need for change is even greater. Farmworkers, many of whom are people of color, face growing challenges that include unsafe working conditions, low wages, and lack of basic rights.

You can support farmworkers fighting for:

A living wage
Safe working conditions, free from environmental and chemical hazards
Safe and affordable housing
The right to negotiate with their employers

How your gift today creates change

SAF empowers young people—high school and college students, many from farmworker families themselves—to become leaders in the fight for farmworker justice. Through training, mentorship, stipends, and scholarships, SAF equips these students with the tools they need to take meaningful action in their communities.

This summer, SAF interns will reach nearly 4,000 farmworkers across the Carolinas, providing vital resources such as food, healthcare, legal support, and know-your-rights training.

Your gift will directly fund the stipends, housing, and training that SAF interns need to advocate for farmworker justice. It will also support SAF’s most urgent work, ensuring farmworkers receive the resources and protections they deserve. By investing in young leaders, you’re helping to build a stronger, more equitable future for farmworker communities.

Together for Farmworker Justice

Your gift today will bring urgently needed resources to the people who harvest our food!

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