Pictured, from left to right: Shannon Hobbs (Secretary), Jen Ross (Chair), Jayme Brandenburg (Treasurer), Westley Brandenburg (Director)
Not pictured: Paul Hobbs (Director)
The Seven Assumptions
The idea for the Farming For Freedom Project, Inc. is based on several assumptions. Here they are...
1. Other than for moral or religious reasons, people do not choose to be homeless.
2. Involuntary homelessness is a social problem, not just a personal problem.
3. Involuntary homelessness can be eliminated in the US.
4. Involuntary homelessness is the result of faulty social systems, not personal faults.
5. These faulty social systems fail to provide adequate opportunities and resouces to some people, who become involuntarily homeless as a result.
6. If provided with adequate opportunities and resources, people who are involuntarily homeless can become housed through their own efforts.
7. Access to shelter, food, and water are human rights.
1. Other than for moral or religious reasons, people do not choose to be homeless.
2. Involuntary homelessness is a social problem, not just a personal problem.
3. Involuntary homelessness can be eliminated in the US.
4. Involuntary homelessness is the result of faulty social systems, not personal faults.
5. These faulty social systems fail to provide adequate opportunities and resouces to some people, who become involuntarily homeless as a result.
6. If provided with adequate opportunities and resources, people who are involuntarily homeless can become housed through their own efforts.
7. Access to shelter, food, and water are human rights.
Our Organization's Status and Donation Information
We are a non-profit corporation, incorporated in the state of Kentucky We do not yet have 501c3 (tax-exempt) status. Any donations made to our organization are not tax-deductible until we receive 501c3 status. Some donations made to the organization before we receive 501c3 status will become tax-deductible once we receive 501c3 status. If you have questions about donating to the Farming For Freedom Project, Inc., or about whether your deduction will become tax-deductible, please call our treasurer at 731-407-8416.
