Tikkun Farm

Our Story

In 2010, Mary Laymon and Greg York transformed a former dairy farm into Tikkun Farm, a nonprofit dedicated to uplifting the local community. Since its inception in 2015, Tikkun Farm has become a sanctuary for Bhutanese refugees, providing them with land to cultivate and grow their own food. The farmhouse serves as a gathering place for local nonprofits, fostering collaboration and support.

Impacting Lives

Tikkun Farm engages over 200 volunteers each week in meaningful work that feeds neighbors, cares for animals, and educates youth about the environment. The farm has adapted to challenges, distributing 320 crockpot meal bags weekly to over 300 families, ensuring no one goes hungry.

Why Donate?

Your generous contributions are vital for sustaining Tikkun Farm's operations and expanding its outreach. Every donation, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, directly supports programs that restore lives and communities.

Get Involved

Join the mission of Tikkun Farm by donating today! Your support helps create a thriving community where everyone can heal, grow, and flourish. Together, we can make a difference!